Cranbury News and Local Notes July 14 1922
Community update from Cranbury including visitors residents travel plans and local events. Notables include Mia R Bruce Gordon Clementine visiting Newark. Trenton trade event July 20 21. Sundays at Asbury Park and Sea Bright. church picnic July 25. various visits by locals to Englishtown Hightstown Kingston and Monmouth Junction. social life and business moves such as Ernest M Perrine leasing a garage and Swinger Perrine haypress partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia. R. Bruce Gordon
Clementine
Newark
C. H. Lewis
Trenton
Retail Merchants’ Division
Trenton Chamber of Commerce
Geo. M. Perrine
Asbury Park
Sea Bright
Thomas Hutton
John Barlow
Kingston
Ernest M. Perrine
Cranbury
Ernest Laird
Richard Gluck
Jersey City
J. C. Hoffman
M. Russell Johnson
First National Bank
J. E. Bennett
Elijah C. Hutchinson
Willis Applegate
George Williams
Lewis H. Schenck
Englishtown
Howard Ballinger
Pemberton
Disbrow
Bergen
Calvin H. Perrine
Mayhew Singer
Hightstown
Princeton Junction
Swinger & Perrine
Cranbury Inn
Marian W. Barclay
Lavelette
George Davison
Océan. Grove
Cranbury Building and Loan Meets at Cranbury Inn
Cranbury Building and Loan Association holds its meeting at the Cranbury Inn on Thursday July 20 with a $1 entry. Baseball scores from Saturday list Hightstown over Yardville 3 to 2 Allentown 5 Freehold 2 Hamilton Square 4 Cranbury 2. Goodwins Band schedules harvest home appearances through September 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbury Building and Loan Association
Cranbury Inn
Hightetown
Yardville
Allentown
Freehold
Hamilton Square
Cranbury
Poplar Goodwin
Grangers Harvest Home
Kingston Harvest Home
Old Tennent Harvest Home
Hightstown Baptist Harvest Home
Dayton Harvest Home
Springdale Park
Red Bank
W. S. P.C. Hightstown
Cranbury Yardville
Rc Hamilton Square
How Desert Conditions Arise
Desert conditions arise where rainfall is markedly less than evaporation. Evaporation increases from polar to tropical regions and is affected by winds and elevation, so no fixed rainfall defines aridity. Some tropical areas become arid with rainfall below a threshold, while fertile temperate regions may receive far less than that amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polar
Tropics
New York Herald
How Sea Colors Form in Varying Sky Shades
An explanation of how sea water color shifts with sky color and underwater materials. It notes that blue skies reflect blue water, gray skies yield gray water, and combinations of blue and yellow sands or yellow water produce greens. Rock, sand, seaweed influence hues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirny
Postage Meter Automates Printing On Mail
A new postage meter device, first authorized by the U S Post Office, is now used in a New York bank’s mailing department. The system requires a permit, uses a sealed register, and prints postage directly on mail, preventing waste by requiring an imprint for every transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Postoffice Department
New York City
Division of Classification
Washington,d. C
Postoffice Department
How to sharpen glass cutter wheels without removing handle
Instructions from Popular Mechanics describe sharpening hardened steel glass cutter wheels by grinding in place. It cautions cooling in cold water to avoid temper loss and notes the cutter will contact the grinding wheel and then be ground evenly for a smooth edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Mechanics Magazine
How Regions Got Name Ultima Thule Origins
The article explains that Thule or Ultima Thule was an ancient label used by southern European peoples for northern unknown lands. Pytheas voyaged to Britain and described Shetland and Orkney, possibly the north mainland, naming the region Thule. The term later applied to Norway Iceland and other places amid shifting beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thule
Europe
Pytheas
Britain
Shetland Islands
Orkney Islands
Norway
Iceland
How Japs Make Water Bags
A government expert reports Japanese water bags are made from rice paper with resin between soft layers and lacquer on the exterior. The method favors durability and lower cost compared with rubber bags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
New York Herald
Visit Intrigues Drive Father’s Suspicions
A terse exchange unfolds as a Judge questions a young man who spends every evening with his daughter. The suitor admits he is drawn by warmth and expresses earnest intentions, prompting the father to pressure him for seriousness.
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the Cranbury Press
Madeline Perrine
Belmor
Perrine
Mildred Hussart
Ethel Hinton
Madeline Warner
Bessie Mount
Helen Ely
Hightston
Mary Forsythe
John Soehler
Joseph Wicoff
Alice Suydam
Monmouth Junction
Grant Everett and Son
James Everett
Lawrence Station
M. E. Church
Charles Schnell
John Stonaker
Nubert Borel
Beverly
Clara Appleger
Lizzie Stahl
Harold Watson
Merchantville
Enid Walker
Columbia College
New York
William Walker
Ann Tyack
Trenton High School
William H. Gordon
Elston Bergen
Glen Ridge
Archie Nixon
Samuel Nixon
McKinley Hospital
Arthur Danser
James Patrick
Geo. Layton
Rena
Bedminister
H. Appleger
Metuchen
A. Lewis
Rocky Hill
Leon Ely
C. H. Moore
Baseball
Rebecca G. Britton
Nathaniel Britton
County of
Middlesex
Rezecca G. Britto
Katie J. Clayton
Bertram S. Clayton
Arthur A. Clayton
Daniel Clayton
Daniel W. Clayton
Katie J
Cuarton
Bertuan
Clayton
Abtaur A
Hightstown Baptist
Flatvest Home
Goodwin
ER. W. Appleget
N. J
Joan J. Qehler
Cranbury, N. J
John J. Oehler
Kk. EK. Orton
Agricultural Department
S. P. Dunham & CO
Trenton, N. J
S.p. Dunham & CO
Trenton, New Jersey
Charles G. Groves
North Main Street
R. A. Donnelly
Baberdasher State Street
Broad
the Sun.optical CO
F. C._LEAMNING, Pres
West State Street
Warren and
Willow
Stacy-Trent
State and Warren Streets
Hyes
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