Church Services This Sunday Across Local Congregations
The First Presbyterian brews sermons by Rev J E Corry at 11 near Setop Thraldom of Love John 21 1328. Second Presbyterian hosts Rev Fred Schweitzer of Philadelphia at 11 with 10 o’clock Sunday School. Schultz Memorial M E preaches at 11 by Rev H F Doran. Community Service at 8 p m. luncheon hosts Mrs R L McDowell with invited guests listed.
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J. E. Corry
John
Second Presbyterian
Fred Schweitzer
Philadelphia
H. F. Doran
Rev James Leishman Visits Plainsboro
Rev James A Leishman was feted in Plainsboro for a farewell visit with about sixty old friends and church associates. He recalled fourteen months in YMCA overseas work with assignments in Issurville Dijon and Coblenz and leaves August 1 for a new charge in Pasadena California with his wife and daughter Esther.
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Plainsboro
James A. Leishman
H.W. Jeffers
Monmouth Junction
Princeton Theological Seminary
Issurville
Dijon
Coblenz
Germany
Scranton, Pantation
Dunmore Presbyterian Church
Pasadena
Cal
Los Angeles
Princeton
Leishman
Esther
Connecticut
William
Bean Ciation
Beer Should Not Be Exempted From Regulation
Dr. Howard A. Kelly argues beer carries equal evils to other liquors and should not be exempt from prohibition or regulation. He cites harm to families and workers and notes beer worsens pneumonia outcomes and wastes millions from saloon life.
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Howard A. Kelly
Milk and Cream Dealers Must Obtain State License
Milk and cream dealers who buy from producers in New Jersey must obtain a license under Chapter 74 of the 1917 laws. Applicants must apply to the Secretary of Agriculture in Trenton, with license periods starting July 1, 1918. Dealers failing to license face misdemeanor charges. producers should verify licensure of buyers.
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New Jersey
Secretary of Agriculture
Trenton
N. J
Lightning Strikes Farms. Two Barns Burn in Cranbury and Allentown Areas
Sunday storms ignite fires at Charles Emmvona farm and David Dey barn, with livestock saved and emergency help from Cranbury Hightstown and Englishtown fire teams. Henry Conover’s grain stack survives after rapid rope-assisted pull. Elmer Hutchinson, 35, killed by lightning at Charles Butcher farm. wife rescues body, authorities confirm death in Allentown area. Hutchinson remembered as a respected farmer from Freehold.
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Cranbury
Charles P. Emmvona
David P. Dey
Cranbury Fire Company
Hightstown Fire Company
Englishtown Fire Company
Henry Conover
Elmer L. Hutchinson
Charles Butcher
Sharon
Robbinsville
Hutchingon
H. P. Johnson
Allentown
Hutchinson
James F. Hutchinson
Freehold
Hightstown Social Roundup Sparks Summer Visits
Mr. and Mrs. B. Frank Mount of Bergen Mills hosted their fourth of July picnic for about forty guests. Hazel Holman and Elizabeth Ely vacationed at Asbury Park while Frank Y. Jamison visited from Trenton. Various locals hosted and visited relatives across town and nearby towns, with Rutgers student Lillian Caine pursuing courses at Rutgers College.
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B. Frank Mount
Bergen Mills
Hazel Holman
Elizabeth Ely
Asbury Park
Frank Y. Jamison
Trenton
Perrine Holman
G. C. Pepple
Lillian Caine
Rutgers College
New Brunswick
Ellaworth Rogers
Albert Haviland
Red Bank
Charles Owlson
Hoboken
Grover Vaughn
Frank Kenner
Bordentown
Alan Caine
Bureau of Standards tests compasses for naval and government use
The Bureau of Standards undertakes a large program to test magnetic compasses for the Naval Observatory and for joint Army Navy Board specifications and the Shipping Board. A magnetometer is devised to determine magnetic moment and a pivot friction rotation test is under development. Several thousand compasses are expected to be tested this year. Salesmen and women wanted for Steinbach Co Asbury Park with special accommodations and evening opening.
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Bureau of Standards
Naval Observatory
Joint
Army and Navy Board of Specifications
Shipping Board
Steinbach Co
Asbury Park
Mrs. Ella Hutchinson Dies After Prolonged Illness
Mrs. Ella Hutchinson wife of Congressman Elijah C. Hutchinson of Hutchinson's Mills died at her home after an illness of nearly a year. She was active in the Fourth Presbyterian Church and Red Cross work and is mourned by four sons Harvey Raymond Stafford and Stanley. Interment was at Greenwood Cemetery.
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Ella Hutchinson
Ella Duncan Stults Hutchinson
Elijah C. Hutchinson
Hutchinson's Mills
Mr. Hutchinson
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Trenton
Ladies’ Aid
Red Cross
Cranbury Neck
Garrett
Mary Elizabeth Duncan Stutts
Harvey
Raymond
Stafford
Stanley
Hutchinson’s Mills
Hutchinson’s Milla
William M. Curry
D. D
Greenwood Cemetery
Coleman-Applegate
Cranbury Fire Company Receives Two Donations
The Cranbury Fire Company thanks Farmers Reliance Fire Insurance for a $10 check the first from any insurer. The group also thanks David P. Dey for a $10 donation for services rendered at his fire on Sunday night. Cranbury Fire Company Hag C Wizzon Chief.
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Cranbury Fire Company
Farmers Reliance Fire Insurance Company
Cranbury ‘Fire Company
David P. Dey
Hag. C. Wizzon
Salespeople Wanted at the Finest Business Institute
Advertises openings for men and women to become salespeople in Asbury Park. States opportunities for both experienced and beginner applicants and invites immediate application to the superintendent of the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SrEmsAct Co
Asbury Park
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First Presbyterian
Mrs. McDowell
R. L. McDowell
Alvan Forman
E. W. Appleger
JD. Chamberlin
Harry Appleget
James Leishman
W.c. T. UO
Hightstown
Frank Wolfe
Clifford
Sea Side Park
Addison Perrine
New York
William D. Perrine
Stockton Street
Joseph Bussom
William Rogers
Applegarth
Douglas Fairbanks
Star At the Strand
A. EH. F
Homer Cray
Doug
America
Fairbanks
Douglas
Frederick Gebhardt
Middlesex County
Gebhardt
Board of Freeholders
North Brunswick
Newton A. K. Bugbee
Edge and
Frelinghuysen
U. S. Senate
War Department
Army
Navy
Marine
Congress
United States
Fire Company
Frederick W. Donnelly
Trenton, N. J
A F Williams
Williams
East State St
Federal Reserve Banking System
First National Bank
Palm Beach
Daniel Block Clothing CO
Washington Market Building
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