Local Social News and Visits in Cranbury Area
Cranbury area residents and visitors are listed from January 1919 notes. Frequent travel includes Mrs William Bull, Emma Harder, H Perrine, Harold Rue, Jacob Voorhees, Abram Voorhees, Fred Appleget, Harry Appleget, Mrs W B Silvers, Alexander Milne, Edward W Walker, Harvey Petty, William Chamberlin, Raymond Wicoff, Gladys Barlow, Edward Appleget, and others. Community events include a February 18 supper by church groups and a cake and pie sale at Carlson's Pharmacy on February 1 at 5 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Appleger
Philadelphia
Mra
Harry Appleget
W. B Silvers
Alexander Milne
Pittsburg
Light Bearers Mission Band
Christian Endeavor Society
Second Presbyterian Church
Claire Moore
Bristol
Edward W. Walker
Brewing plants to dry foods under wartime orders
The New York Sun notes December 1 that breweries under government orders may be converted to drying plants for vegetables and fruits to save coal. It cites Fuel Administration figures and Swiss practice, suggesting 6 200 000 tons of green foods could be dried annually.
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New York Sun
Switzerland
The
Sun
Fuel Administration
United States
Pacific Coast
Germany
Jamesburg Notes on Births Illnesses Deaths and Local News
Jamesburg area reports a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Harold Flumerfelt preparations for a visit by relatives and several residents improving after influenza. George Applegate dies at home from pneumonia linked illness. Harry Malone discharged from Camp Upton may return to Dakota. Local families host gatherings on Augusta Street and Cranbury. Eastern Foundry buys a Buick for Matawan and Jamesburg. Harold Bennett in France reports Joseph Witkowski lightly wounded and in good health. John W Wobman completes clean up at Buckelew Cranberry bogs with new buildings planned.
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John W. Wobman
Buckelew Cranberry Bogs
Great collection of low priced fabrics and linens
The notice touts a large stock of fabric and linens offered at deep discounts after a late arrival from a railroad co. Prices include Latins at 2.00 per yard, tafetas at 2.35, silk poplins 1.75, crepe de chines 1.75, and various serges, ginghams, linens, and draperies discounted to 25–40 cents or dollars per yard.
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IHE Cranbury Press
William 8, Bull
Wm. 8. Bul
Cranbury
Emma Harder
H. Perrine
William Hoffman
Trenton
Wyckoff Rue
Jersey City
Harold Rue
U. S. Navy
Jacob Voorhees
Wu. M. Cox
John Maple
Lawrenceville
Elias Stulte
Newark
Abram Voorhees
Harvey Petty
Elizabeth
Mrs
Nelson Petty
William Chamberlin
Princeton
Alfred Chamberlin
Raymond Wicoff
Harvey Scott
Rhode Hall
Gladys Barlow
Kingston
Thomas Button
Lewis Appleget
Poughkeepsie, NY
Edward Appleget
Richard Mason
Walter Dey
John D. Bennett
John D Bennett
Clifford Conover
James H. Conover
Charles Dey
Luella Dey
William Mount
English Town
J. Edgar Bennett
Etla Bennett
William H. de Bow
Grover E. Stults
Grover E. Stulta
Ladies Aid Society
Schultz Memorial Church
Carlson’s Pharmacy
Mattoon
Robert Allison
Jamesburg
Harold Flumerfelt
Stork
George R. Bailey
Gutzma Avenue
Harry
Groves
George’ Applegate
Seward Applegate
Spotawood
Harrison Street
Harry Malone
Camp Upton
Long Island
Dakota
Frederick Dey
Augusta Street
John Bergen
Dayton
David Day
Gladys
Rebecca Dey
Grace Emens
William Deimone
New Branewick
Eastern Foundry Company
Matawao
Harold W. Bennett
France
Joseph Witkowski
Harold
Witkowski
America
Stoll’s
E. State St
Trenton, N. J
Washington
Jamesburg Presbyterian Church
W.8. Buxt
Harder
Chamberlain
O. Cook
Macon
James A. Knott
Chillicothe
H. J. Moore
Oval
John J. Oehler
Paoné
Jon
Hall
J. Chpnhy & CO
Toledo
Blauvelt & Everett
Rail Road Co
J. H. Grove & Son
Princeton Junction
N. J
Apollo Lodge
Tuesaday
Harry N, Scott
W. M
Charles A. Cou- Loyer
Edinburg
George F. Morse
Jacob Heidinger
Cranbury Station
Union Valley
Ernest W. Cushing
Clarkaville
Jacob H. Hoffman
Ridge Road
J. D. Bucka Jew
Wyckoffs Mills
Charles G. Groves
Office North Main Street
Cranbury, N. J
Georges H. Schultz
Charles H. S Chanck
Middlesex
Charles H. S8ahanck
Grones H. Schurtz
Annie Hunt
James H. Hunt
Deceasd
Burrogate
Ansre Hunt, Administratris
H. Fortsch
Harold Dey
County of
Harold Day
Aod
Joan H. Fortaca
Christella Milne Bilvara
William Russell
William Russall Livers
CaRisteLta Milke Smvexs
Petanns
Virginia Farr
Harner R. Farr
Lewis
Chamberlin
Township of
Monroe
Do Board of Health
Mooroe
Prospect Plains
John D. Butcher
Fred A. Clayton
S. P. Dunham & Co
Palm Beach
Zephyr
Sea Isle
Norfolk
Roniton Clothing
Horace Mann
Mgr