Sunday Services At Presbyterian Churches
First Presbyterian offers morning preaching by Rev. J. E. Curry on Friends of God from John 15 15 and Sunday School at 10. Second Presbyterian led by Rev. Frederick Schweitzer holds Sunday School at 10, Prayer Meeting Friday at 8. Schultz Memorial M E with Rev L B Lennox hosts Thursday Stitch and Chatter Club July 16 at the Second Presbyterian manse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
J. E. Curry
Friends of God
John
Second Presbyterian
Frederick Schweitzer
Stitch and Chatter Club
Second Presbyterian Manse
Picnic at Neshaminy Falls First Presbyterian July 15
The First Presbyterian Sunday school schedules its annual picnic for Wednesday July 15 at Neshaminy Falls, Pa. The W C T D meets Tuesday July 12 at Miss R Bila Chamberlin’s home with leaders Mrs A H Symmes and Mrs I C Hoffman. The Ladies Guild supper on July 4 netted $263.71 and thanks Mr Earl Wilson for the loan of his ice chest.
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First Presbyterian
Neshaminy Falls
R. Bila Chamberlin
A. H. Symmes
I. C. Hoffman
Ladies Guild of the First Church
Earl Wilson
Ball accident at Second Presbyterian picnic injures Walter Farr
During a ball game at the Second Presbyterian picnic Winfield Stahl’s bat slipped and struck Walter Farr on the forehead causing a serious wound. Farr was taken to Point Pleasant hospital for stitches and later returned home near Rhode Hall. Farr’s mother Mrs. Charles Farr swooned at the sight of the bleeding face. A. C. Beekman traveled to Cleveland to watch his great trotter race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian
Winfield Stahl
Walter Farr
Mr. Farr
Point Pleasant Hospital
Rhode Hall
Charles Farr
Sunday School Picnic Delight at Clark's Landing
The Sunday school picnic at Clark's Landing was highly enjoyed. Henry Conover and M. A. Rue managed transportation while Mrs. M. A. Rue oversaw the food. Forty-two cars were used and 210 attended the dinner, which was excellent and ample. The trip both ways was pleasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark’s Landing
Henry Conover
M. A. Rue
Death of Dayton Farmer James E Rowland at 74
James E Rowland of Dayton died Friday July 8 after a year with Brights disease aged 74. He was a respected farmer who retired years ago. Survived by a widow and two daughters Mrs Harvey R Dey and Miss Tillie Rowland of Dayton. Funeral Monday July 11 at 2 pm conducted by Rev J B Clark at his home. Interment Brainerd Cemetery Cranbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Rowland
Dayton
Rowland
Harvey R. Dey
Tillie Rowland
J. B. Clark
Brainerd
Cranbury
Harvest Home Event At Hightstown Baptist Church
The annual Harvest Home at Hightstown Baptist Church is announced to be held on a forthcoming date with community congregation details and church location.
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Hightstown Baptist Church
Labor Department Warns on Child Labor and Hours Rules
The New Jersey Department of Labor outlines limits for working hours for women and children in factories, mercantile shops, bakeries, laundries, and restaurants, with age certificates required for ages fourteen to sixteen and penalties for violations. It also reports a three-man injury collision near Cranbury and Hightstown as a Mercer special car overturned, injuring occupants including Michael Kotch and William Kaufer.
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Trenton
N. J
Department of Labor
Board of Education
State House
Lewis T. Bryant
New Jersey
Cranbury
Hightstown
St. Francis Hospital
Michael Kotch
West Ninety-eighth Street
New York City
William Kaufer
South Boulevard
New York
William G. Darragh
West 64Th Street
Mercer
Wilmington
Del
Kotch
Ely
Winning Slogan for Steinbachs Tower Contest
The winning slogan Let the Tower be your Quide to Steinbachs was chosen in the Tower Slogan Contest which closed June 20. Prizes of 25 were awarded to Dorothy Johnson of Steinbach Advertising and J W Schwartz of Lee Lash Studios New York City for submitting the slogan. The line notes how sighting the tower guides strangers to the store entrance.
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Steinbach
Dorothy Johnson
Steinbach Advertising Office
J. W. Schwartz
Lee Lash Studios
New York City
Szore
Republicans Aim to Finance State Committee by Dollar Subscriptions
Trenton July 6 Governor Stokes announced a four thousand one hundred fifty five dollar total from a ten thousand person outreach to fund the State Committee. He said forty one and a half percent responded with a dollar each and expects fifty percent paid by September first with plans to expand next year.
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Trenton
State Committee
Married men trounce Single on Fourth of July baseball field
A local Fourth of July game pitted Married men against Single men in a feverish exhibition. The Married squad surged to an 28 to 10 lead, powered by Bill Grove, Spider Bergen, Butch Wilson, and Rosa Spratford’s strong batting, while Single players wilted in the heat after a strong start.
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Micky’ McDowell
Mat” Rue
Mat
Edison
Bill” Grove
Bergen
Butch” Wilson
Babe” Ruth
Connie Mack
Schnell
Rosa” Spratford
S” Applegate
Moke” Vanderveer
Dickey” Hagerty
Zep” Butcher
Cow” Walker
Reid
Spy” Bergen
Coby” Appleger
Kip” Stults
Pat” Hopple
Lafe” Symmes
Dutch” Schnell
Russ” Spratford
Lew” Schenck
John” Soehler
John” Martin
Lew” Chamberlin
Baseball Tale Shows Rivalry Between Singles and Married Men
A humorous ball game recount notes Applegate weak from heart trouble, Walker's hurdling dash for a run, and Tom Woolston’s pleased smile. The lineup splits into SINGLE MEN and MARRIED MEN with players like Ap.s Applegate and Kip Stults, offering lighthearted match details and social contrasts.
Idaho W C T U Secures Key State Reform Measures
The Idaho W C T U and president Dr Emma F A Drake influence passage of laws banning traveling street carnivals with heavy penalties for violations. Stronger tobacco sales restrictions require dealer licenses and bonds. venereal disease control laws pass after earlier failure. Petitions from women helped sway votes in the legislature. Idaho ranks high for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Emma F. A. Drake
Judiciary Committee
House
Senate
Jersey's Biggest Picnic Invites Rural Youth
New Jersey to host its annual field day on July 16 at Senator Frelinghuysen's Raritan home with a focus on youth. Senator Capper and others will discuss farm youth programs and livestock funding to encourage young people to stay on farms statewide. Secretary Wallace and Senators Capper and Ladd are slated to attend the event.
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New Jersey
State Board of Agriculture
United States
Frelinghuysen
Raritan
State Board
Capper
Kansas
Wallace
Washington
Great Northwest
Senator Ladd
North Dakota
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GC. T. U
A. C. Beekman
Cleveland
Ohio
Geo. Watts
Mr. Beekman
Sr. Berry
Cox Murphy
McMahn
Watts
James E.rowland
Harvest Home
Goodwin
Steinbach’s
Dollars Finance State Committee
Jersey
Batiste
Tootar
Tovtal
East State St
Trenton, N. J
The
First National Bank
Cranbury, N. J
Palm Beach
Daniel Block Clothing
Broad St
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