Sunday Service at First Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning preaching by Rev. J. B. Curry on Prov. 4 28. Sunday School at 10 o clock.
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First Presbyterian
J. B. Curry
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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1921
Page
1
Open Air Meeting and Church Notices
Pastor Rev Frederick Schweitzer announces Sunday School at 10 o clock on the lawn of Mrs J Silvera at 645 PM with rain plan for chapel. Echoes from the World Convention held in New York City. All young people invited. Prayer Meeting Friday at 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Schweitzer
Mra. J. Silvera
New York City
Schultz Memorial M. E. Service and Picnic at White City
Sunday morning Preaching by Rev. L. E. Lennox on the subject Pauls Far Off Policy. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 45 PM. Members of the colored Sunday school held a picnic at White City Park with several bus loads attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Lennox
Paul
White City
Colored Sunday School
White City Park
Perrine Home Hosts Weekend Party for Blair Academy Student
Mr and Mrs S H Perrine entertained eight young guests over the weekend for their son Leslie a Blair Academy student at Blairstown The attendees included Miss Connie Griffith Frances Curran Norris town Betty Osborne Langhorn Lucile Chamberlin Cranbury Mesars Tom Griffith Norristown Harold Scott Hari Butcher and Leslie Perrine Cranbury The event was a cheerful house party with a merry time for all involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Perrine
Leslie
Blair Academy
Blairstown
Connie Griffith
Frances Curran
Norristown
Betty Osborne
Langhorn
Lucile Chamberlin
Cranbury
Mesars
Tom Griffith
Harold Scott
Hari Butcher
Leslie Perrine
Local Farmer Thomas Hiland Dies Suddenly at Home
Thomas Hiland a longtime farmer and recent Hightstown resident died suddenly at 121 Centre Street in the early hours after a heart trouble struck him while he dressed. He had been in good health prior to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hiland
Hightstown
Centre Street
Mr. Hiland
Funeral services for Thomas M. Pierson at Cranbury
Thomas M. Pierson died Tuesday at his Rhode Hall home. He leaves two daughters Mrs. David Hulfish of Deans and Mrs. Forst Davison of Hightstown. Funeral services by Rev. W. J. B. Edgar Friday at 2 30 p.m. Interment Cranbury under Cole Son & Co. direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Pierson
Rhode Hall
David Hulfish
Deans
Forst Davison
Hightstown
W. J. B. Edgar
Cranbury
Cole, Son & Co
Widow Catherine Culver Rites Set in Kingston Church
Catherine A Culver widow of Beek man Culver died Wednesday at her Kingston area home after long illness She leaves two daughters Mrs Alice Suydam of Cranbury and Mrs Carrie Griggs of Monmouth Junction Funeral services will be conducted at Kingston Methodist Church by Rev Latham Saturday at 2 30 PM Interment at Kingston under direction of Cole Son & Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine A. Culver
Beekman Culver
Kingston
Culver
Alice Suydam
Cranbury
Carrie Griggs
Monmouth Junction
Methodist Church
Latham
Cole, Son & Co
Grove Sues Henn Over June Cranbury Truck Crash
W E Grove of Cranbury sues Morris Henn of New Brunswick for 100 damages from a Cranbury Station collision on June 4. District Court at New Brunswick ruled against Henn, Grove awarded 54. Notably, A B Apperger of the town marks his 50th year in that court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Grove
Cranbury
Morris Henn
New Brunswick
Cranbury Station
Henn
Grove
A. 8. Apperger
Pastor Resigns to Enter Missionary Work in Jamesburg
The Rev. W. J. B. Edgar, pastor of the Jamesburg Presbyterian Church for seven years, resigns effective the first Sunday in September to enter the evangelical field of the Presbyterian Church. He was brought from Philadelphia and the church has seen declining Sunday evening interest with no successor named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamesburg
W. J. B. Edgar
Jamesburg Presbyterian Church
Edgar
Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
Ladies Stitch and Chatter Club Enjoy Manasquan Beach Outing
Fifty members of the Ladies Stitch and Chatter Club of the Second Church spent an afternoon at Manasquan Beach hosted by Mrs E G Barclay. They gathered in the Shack enjoying chatter and sewing, rode in ten cars, had ice cream and cake, posed for a photographer, and ended with a beach supper and moonlit return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Stitch and Chatter Club
Manasquan Beach
Barclay
Cub
Russell Silvers
Picnic at Cranbury Schultz Memorial Church July 29
The Schultz Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church Cranbury invites the Protestant Methodist Church of Union Valley to a joint picnic at Clark's Landing on Friday July 29 at 9:30 AM. Transportation committees seek volunteers to transport Sunday school members, with lunch arranged by Mrs Griggs and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schultz Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church of
Cranbury
Clark's Landing
Protestant Methodist Church of
Union Valley
Clark’s Landing
Raymond S. Griggs
G. D. Brill
H. L Schanick
R. S Griggs
Wm. Cox
John Carlson
Lizzie Petty
Lightning Fire Destroys Rosedale Chapel and Barn
In Princeton on July 20 a lightning strike at about 9:30 PM set the frame Rosedale chapel on the Rosedale Pike ablaze, destroying the building and a large barn on Archibald Gulick’s Kingston Road farm. Water was unavailable, hindering efforts. estimated losses reach $5,000. The Princeton Fire Company arrived too late to save the barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Rosedale Chapel
Rosedale Pike
Archibald Gulick
Kingston Road
Princeton Fire Company
Frelinghuysen Again Heads State Board
Raritan July 18 United States Senator Joseph S Frelinghuysen was unanimously re elected president of the state board of agriculture at the annual session of that body here All other officers including executive secretary Alva Agee of New Brunswick were re elected Henry C Wallace and Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas spoke to about 2000 attendees at a field meeting on agricultural conditions nationwide
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Raritan
United States
Joseph
Frelinghuysen
State Board of Agriculture
Alva Agee
New Brunswick
Henry C. Wallace
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Mra
Boy Scout Camping Trip At Delaware Water Gap Recap
The Boy Scouts return from a week at Delaware Water Gap with mountain climbing, hiking, deer viewing, swimming and boating. They faced food theft attempts, a guard duty scare, and a minor sprain, but the trip built camaraderie and new equipment with help from parents and local supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware Water Gap
Mount Tammany
Navy
N.I.N.G
Leroy Scott
Henry Conover
A. C. Grover
John Hughes
Wayne Stahl
Franklin Scott
Thomas Dolan
Banks Stahl
Donald Owens
Grover Bennett
Karl Puerschner
Martin Vincent
Samuel Michaelson
Edward Schnell
Herbert Johnson
Charles Grover
Donald Campbell
Stanley Owens
Ernest Lux
Frederick Schweitzer
Farmer Burned to Death by Lightning on Hopewell Farm
Rutiu J. McPherson, 56, a farmer on Hopewell Lambertville Road a mile and a half west of Hopewell, was burned to death Tuesday night when lightning struck his barn. He was tending cattle at the time, his body found charred after the barn was destroyed. He lived alone. it is believed he was stunned by the strike and burned before reviving consciousness. Two cows perished in the flames, two horses were saved by a neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutiu J. McPherson
Hopewell
Lambertville
McPherson
Dr. Endicott
Piscataway
New Maerket
New Market
Weston Mills
New Brunswick
Albany
George Street
Raritan Canal
Raritan
M. E
Perth Amboy
Recalling Harding retrenchment calls for cooperation
The piece argues that a so called false economy misleads on public spending. It notes that individuals and businesses cap expenditures to income, and that President Harding deserves subordinate cooperation to advance his fiscal program, with public praise tied to its success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Early career path to leadership in the RNC
The piece notes the new Republican National Committee chair once worked for his current employer at eight dollars weekly. It argues that his rise was due to diligence and initiative, not the wage, highlighting his readiness to take on responsibility and avoid shirking duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican National Committee
Severe storm causes fires and flooding across New Jersey towns
A powerful thunderstorm drenched the region Tuesday evening with torrential rain and lightning. Fires ignited by strikes burned barns and a church steeple, while streets flooded and a pumping station flooded. one operator was injured and the dammed ponds rose, threatening wider damage.
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