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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1918

Page

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The Churches and Community Notices Gather

The First Presbyterian Church announces sermons by Rev. J. E. Curry on Sunday morning with the topic A Minority Report from Numbers 13 30 and Rev. Warren Blaing on The Religion of Germany then The Social Club plans its annual outing on July 18 at Clark's Landing on the Manasquan River. Also, Walter C Black invites to the marriage of Nettie Mason to Charles Stanley Stults on July 17 at half past four in Hightstown New Jersey. A farm accident leaves Ernest Campbell with a mashed thumb and finger after a binder incident. Dr Van Dyke attends and reports steady progress.

Clark’s Landing Manasquan River Walter C. Black Nettie Mason Charles Stanley Stults Hightstown New Jersey Ernest Campbell Dr. van Dyke

Plainsboro Man Enlists in Merchant Marine

George William Nelson a 28 year old Plainsboro resident enlisted Tuesday as fireman in the merchant marine. His application was received by John A Schultz of Trenton the local enrolling agent for the United States Shipping Board. Nelson will remain in Plainsboro until training on a Shipping Board training vessel.

Plainsboro George William Nelson John A. Schultz North Broad Street Trenton United States Shipping Board Nelson Shipping Board

Prohibition Would Boost Ship Output Says Seattle Times

The Seattle Times disputes Colby’s claim that beer bans hurt shipyards. It argues dry states in Washington and Oregon remain bone dry and that prohibition would raise ship production by 25 percent, citing Seattle as proof.

Bainbridge Colby Colby Shipping Board Seattle Washington Oregon Commonwealtha Seattle Times

Store Seeks Experienced and Beginner Sales Staff

Experienced salesmen and women and beginners can find profitable employment at this store. Special recreation room for female employees. Business hours year round daily 8 30 to 6 Saturdays 8 30 to 9 30 Steinbach Company Asbury Park N J July 5 2t

Steinbach Company Asbury Park N. J

Forman Wellman Wedding in Cranbury Elizabeth Union

Archibald Chamberlin Forman and Miss Rebecca Margaret Wellman wed at the bride's home. The Episcopal ceremony featured Rev. Bare and Rev. Curry with Willard Wells playing. Attendants included Catherine Forman. best man David Lewis. Fifty guests attended, gifts included silver and bonds, couple to tour Buffalo and Niagara before settling in Saroniga Canada.

Archibald Chamberlin Forman Alvah W. Forman Cranbury Rebecca Margaret Wellman Jersey Ave Elizabeth Willard Wells Newark Dr. Bare J. E. Curry Catherine David Lewis Roselle

Local Social Roster Highlights Visits and Vacations

Long Branch residents Mr and Mrs Wesley Hoffman visited relatives in Bightstown and Clarence Carter stayed with Camp Dix connections. Sharon and Lakewood gatherings included Mr and Mrs Clifford Allen and the Pallen and Peppler households. Trips to New Brunswick Bordentown Manasquan Beach Wilmington Del and Rider Moore School noted. Heywood Pullen from Philadelphia vacationing with South Main Street hosts. Charles Messier of Trenton joined family during the Fourth.

Laura Miller Missi Hester Nixon Lucinda Johnson Edward Morten Calvin Nixon New Brunswick Juneb E-L-Nixon Montreal Canada Samuel Nixon Clarence Carter Camp Dix William Howell Clifford Allen Chester Pallen Sharon John Peppler Rider-Moore School Trenton Charles Field Robert Verna Wyckoff Manasquan Beach B. Frank Mount Bergen Mills Wilmington Del Dawveon Heywood Pullen Philadelphia Prescott Pullen South Main Street

Just a Difference of Twenty Years

A reflective piece contrasts life in the past with present times, recalling changes in fashion, technology, transport, and daily life. It notes older prices and services, from milk and cream to phonographs, telephones, and radios, illustrating a nostalgic view of Pike County’s history.

Pike County Republican Doctora Folka

No Sugar Unless Statements Filed Before July 15 1918

County Food Administrator warns dealers and users of sugar that all statements must be filed with the United States Food Administration in Newark by July 15 1918 to avoid supply cuts. Local officials provide forms and contact details for those who have not received them. Community efforts and War Savings Stamp and Liberty Bond drives are noted with figures and organizers. local families and residents are mentioned in routine social updates.

United States Food Administration Broad Street Newark N. J National Bank of New Jersey New Brunswick

Ambulence Alarm Recounts Paris Rescue Drill

The Paris air raid alert summons twenty five American Red Cross ambulance men to report to the garage with gel masks helmets and warm up their ambulances. Crews aided by firemen rescue victims from wrecked buildings using careful entry methods and cut through debris to reach trapped residents.

Paris Red Cross Roche Taian Banal Cross de Serte

AM Sugar Canning Certificates Recalled

The County Food Administrator received a telegram from the U S Food Administration directing grocers to return all unused sugar canning certificates to the County or Local Food Administrators or to the National Bank of New Jersey Building New Brunswick NJ. No certificates will be honored without endorsed permission from the County or Local Food Administrators.

United States Food Administration U. S. Food Administration National Bank of New Jersey New Brunswick N. J

Kodak for sailors and soldiers and home memories

The Vest Pocket Kodak is pitched as an ideal gift for service members. It promises a way to share war-time scenes with loved ones and to build a valuable collection for after peace returns. The article notes a price of $7.50 and highlights developing and printing as correctly done.

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First Presbyterian Second Presbyterian Warren Blaing Germany Amos Forman- Wellman Bightstown Wesley Hoffman Long Branch Joshua Thomas G. C. Peppler Wm. Grover Thomas McDowell Lakewood KE. W. Caine Bordentown Samuel Ford Della Stout Edward Stout Charles Messier David Messier Jules Verne Emms Longstreet Atlantic Highlands MacNamee Etta Heffron Jersey City Rose and Elizabeth Burns Annie Schenck R. E. Krnderia Susquehannoa Co, Pa Walker-Gordon Farms H. W. Jeffers Wm. H. Gibbs Wilkes Barre, Pa Gertrude Barnard Emily Jeffers West Somerville, Mass W. W. Adams R. A. Barnard Summer Normal School Barnard Harrisburg J. W. B. Wicoff Afies Julia Bolles Misa Ada Barlow Alesars Thomas Hickey John Hamilton F.a.mcnamee H. A. Stults Messrs G. A. Burslem Fred Grove Walter Perrine W. Everitt Ladies of the Red Cross Thomas Titus Richard Raymond Jemison France Anniston Arthur Mackinson Walker-Gordon ’ Farms Fort Oglethorpe Mr. Mackinnon England Thomas Jolly Pershing A. MacNamee Henry W. Jeffers, Jr Gladys MacNamee Louise Jeffers Beatrice Johnson Belmar Katherine ‘Wicoff Thhe Johnson J. W Wicoff E. State St. Trenton, N. J Boyarney Es Freak Wdonnelly Ca Agles Opera House Stores Trenton, N. J Elcar Corporation Ind George J. Burch Hightstown, N. J W. S R. A. Donnelly State Street Broad America Daniel Block Clothing CO Washington Market Building Broad Sr
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