Prohibition and War Speech at First Presbyterian Church
Rev William Parsons D D assistant secretary of the board of temperance addresses attendees on Prohibition as an ally in winning the war at the Morning Service and sermon. Archibald Chamberlin Forman will wed Miss Rebecca Wellman Saturday at eight at the bride 445 Jersey Avenue Elizabeth N J with Cranbury friends expected. Mrs Glow 82 died Saturday at Asbury Park after long Cranbury birth and residence. funeral Tuesday at Cranbury. Survived by five children and one sister Mrs J B Fisher of Hightstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Parsons
Board of Temperance
Dr. Parsons
Prohibition
Archibald Chamberlin Forman
Rebecca Wellman
Jersey Avenue
Elizabeth
N.J
Cranbury
Asbury Park
Qlow
J. 8. Fisher
Hightstown
Surprise Birthday for Mrs. H. N. Scott and Son
Friday evening a grand surprise honored Mrs. H. N. Scott and Harold Scott for his eighteenth birthday. About sixty guests joined the celebration after an automobile ride. An orchestra played throughout the night with dancing and refreshments. Dr William Parsons of the First Church is billed as a notable speaker and analyst cited for his temperance work and political influence in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Scott
Harold Scott
Cranbury Red Cross thanks Cranbury pupils for patriotic knitting
The Cranbury Red Cross Auxiliary expresses gratitude to public school pupils for knitted articles and shoulder wraps for soldiers and sailors. It calls for a sewing machine and more volunteers at Red Cross rooms noting the great need for garments and surgical dressings. Mrs Ella Stults and other workers are urged to assist. Jessie B Milne, Prees Cor.
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Cranbury—Red Cross Auxiliary
Princeton
Red Cross
Ella Stults
Tom
Jessie B
Milne
Prees Cor
Resignation of District Food Administrator D W Clayton
Surrogate D W Clayton resigns from the District Food Administrator post due to numerous duties including Surrogate, Fuel Administrator, Thrift Stamps and Red Cross. Federal Food Administrator Thomas H Mettler appoints Dominicus C Mershon of Cranbury to the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Clayton
Red Cross
Thomas H. Mettler
Dominicus C. Mershon
Cranbury
Fourth of July Visitors Among Local Families
Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Stulta entertained guests including Mr. and Mrs. Cadmus Voorhees of Trenton and other relatives. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stults and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Perrine and family, and numerous visitors from Jamesburg East Orange Trenton Hightstown New Brunswick. The day centered on social visits at homes of Mrs. J. S. Silvers Mrs. Ella Stults and Mrs. J. V. D. Mershon.
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Mra
Lemuel Stulta
Cadmus Voorhees
Trenton
Ernest Stults
Clarence Perrine
Davis
Willing Light Bearers Flag Service At Second Presbyterian
The Willing Light Bearers meet Sunday afternoon July 7 at 3 in the Second Presbyterian chapel for a Flag Service with a program including America Salute to the Flag Scripture readings prayers and songs. Readings include The Story of the Little Sam who wrote Uncle Sam's National Hymn and recitations by Marion Hughes Virginia Pullen with performances by Judson Hagerty Hovhannes Billy Enid Walker and soloists Gertrude Harder Gladys Stults Anna Schnell Edward Schnell Gladys Petty. An offering and songs finale include Star Spangled Banner Mizpah.
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Second Presbyterian
America
Irene Walker
Little Sam
Uncle Sam
Marion Hughes
Virginia Pullen
Judson Hagerty Hovhannes
Billy Enid Walker
Gertrude Harder
Gladys Stults
Anna Schnell
Edward Schnell
Gladys Petty
Dayton Church Services and Community News
Rev. H F Doran from Cranbury filled the Dayton Presbyterian pulpit on Sunday. Memorial Day services are planned for July 14 at 11 A M with names of past funeral services read by Rev James B Clark. Thrift Stamp fund collecting. exact total not released. Numerous visits and guest changes noted including the Applegate and Rowland families.
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Messrs
Russell Snedeker
Henry Anthony
Walter Crawford
Keansburg
Alfred Messler
Ryel
J. W. Errickson
Edgar Carroll
Airs
N. H. Winquest
Brooklyn
Prospect Plains
Wesley Applegate
Dayton Presbyterian Church
James B. Clark
Dayton
Cora Rowland
Princeton
I. B. Rowland
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Praised
John F. Jantzen of Delmeny Sask endorses Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy saying he used it personally and in his family and regards it as an exceptionally fine preparation.
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Chamberlain
John F. Jantzen
Delmeny, Sask
No Sugar Regulation Urges Certificates For Households
Federal Food Administrator announces July 1 start for all sugar users and dealers except households to file statements at 601 Broad Street Newark. Certificates issued after filing. failure to file by July 15 will cut off sugar supply. Inter-State Free Mileage Day set for July 10 in Trenton with 3 cents per mile rebate for suburban shoppers totaling $500+ purchases. Merchants offer rest stop and specials. chamber rest station near post office.
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United States Food Administration
Broad Street
Newark
N. J
Middlesex County
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Trenton
Chamber of Commerce
East State
Montgomery Streets
Postoffice
Merchants Division
The
Coal shortage debate echoes wartime strain on 1918 supply
The piece notes severe coal shortages in winter 1918 impacting homes, schools, offices, and war industries. It cites F D Leach estimating beer production consumed coal, while brewers claim lower usage. It argues reduced brewer coal use would aid heat, light, power, and war output amid persistent shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.D. Leach
Food Conservator
Ohio
United States
Little Flower Meditation on Blossoms and Charity
CHARLOTTE BIRAULT reflects on the beauty and virtue of flowers and their power to comfort the sick and the heartbroken. She laments neglect of these simple gifts and urges us to cultivate kindness, remembering friends who give us blossoms and the prayers they inspire.
Neighborhood Clubs Aid In Food Conservation
Neighborhood or community clubs including churches and fraternal groups have focused on food conservation, influencing church pastors to engage. War kitchen efforts show awakened interest in home front activities and wartime measures, reflecting local civic spirit.
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Neighborhood Clubs Aid
Gadpit
Eich Sarhead Club
Needs for a Pleasant Outdoor Fourth at Stolls
Memory joggers note portable Victrolas hammocks lawn tennis supplies baseball goods cameras and all things photographic drinking cups thermos bottles and lunch sets picnic sets automobile luncheon sets blue books for automobilists fishing tackle and related gear. Drop in soon to pick items for a more profitable day.
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First Presbyterian
Forman Wellman
Mrs
Amanda Clow
H. N. Scott and Son
Dr Parsons
Parsons
Cranbury Red Cross
A. W. Forman
Frank Jennings
Jamesburg
Archie O. Forman
Little Ones
H. F. Doran
Presbyterian Church
William Conover
J. C. Hendricks
Ernest Villard
Camp Dix
John Everett
Herman Landers
Mary
New York
R. M. Rowland
W. D. Applegate
Oliver
Ocean Grove
William P. Onderdonk
Frederick W. Heath
Gon. Warren
Highland Park
Kelsey Scudder
Mrs. Hughes
Our Town
Ira
Roxanna Applegate
Applegate
Lena Reid
Dayton Depot
Stephen Weiss
C. G. Snedeker
W. ©. Tooo
Charlotte Birault
Stoll’s
E. State St. Trenton, N. J
S. Broad St
Styleplus
Daniel Block Clothing CO
Washington Market Building
Donnelly
Palm Beach
Freak W.donnelly Co
Aglor Opera House
Mens & Boys
Mens Boys
Trenton, N. J
Elcar Corporation
Ind
George J. Burch
Hightstown, N. J
W. S
R. A. Donnelly
State Street
Broad