Church Services and Fishermen’s Trip Highlight Local News
First Presbyterian Preaches on Our Elder Brother at 11 with Sunday School at 10. Schultz Memorial M E at 118 m. Second Presbyterian 11 a.m. service and 8 p.m. community service. Woman’s Home Missionary Society set for Friday at four with Alaska topic led by Mrs Symmes and Mrs Clayton. Local fishermen McDowell Perrine Perrine and Wilson fished Forked River catching forty nine fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Corry
John
Second Presbyterian
Fred Schweitzer
Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the First Church
Alaska
A. H. Symmes
D. W. Clayton
R. L. McDowell
Arthur E. Perrine
David J. Wilson
Frank Perrine
Samuel Perrine
Forked River
Gift of a Piano for Young Master Bennett
Master Irving S. Bennett received a new Harding piano Monday from his grandfather W. Irving Stults. Irving and sister Sarah study music with Miss Ina Puerschner. Engagement announced for Lillian Bell Acker to Edwin Joerg of Newark. Wedding date not fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving S. Bennett
Harding
W. Irving Stults
Irving
Sarah
Ina Puerschner
Ludwig Acker
Cranbury
Newark
Lillian Bell
Edwin Joerg
Bugbee to Campaign in Cranbury Tomorrow
Republican gubernatorial candidate Newton A. K. Bugbee will lead a Middlesex County automobile tour arriving at Odd Fellows Hall Cranbury at 10 30. He aims to meet Republican voters in Cranbury and nearby towns. Fire Company Elects Officers in Cranbury with Walter Havens as President and new members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of State
Newton A. K. Bugbee
Middlesex County
Odd Fellows Hall
Cranbury
Bugbee
Goodwins Band Schedules August Engagements
Harvest Homes plans to secure top music for events with Goodwins Band performing at Old Tennent Kingston Methodist Kingston Presbyterian Windsor Allentown Methodist Hamilton Square Monmouth Junction in August. The schedule lists venues and dates from August 6 to August 28 in various towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvest Homes
Goodwin
Bard
Dayton
Old Tennent
Kingston Methodist
Kingston Presbyterian
Windsor
Allentown Methodist
Hamilton Square
Monmouth Junction
Dr Curry Offered Splendid Position
Rev. William M. Curry of Fourth Presbyterian Church in Trenton has been offered the associate secretaryship of the committee of evangelism of the Presbyterian General Assembly. He will weigh the offer and reserve his decision until September citing duties to his congregation. An excellent salary accompanies the post after his successful pastorate in Trenton supported by his church. Dr and Mrs Curry and son Lawrence plan a motor trip through New York state this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of Evangelism
The
Presbyterian General Assembly
William M. Curry
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Trenton
Curry
Lawrence
New York State
Archibald Files Petition in Bankruptcy
Charles Archibald, a former Mercer county farmer now a Trenton clerk, filed a bankruptcy petition in federal court. He lists debts of 971 dollars with no assets. Creditors include Chamberlain & Barclay of Cranbury 880.66 and Cunningham & Perrine of Hightstown 122.47 among others.
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United States Court
Charles
Archibald
Mercer County
Trenton
Harry Heber
Cunningham & Perrine
Hightstown
Hendrickson & Dilatush
Robbinsville
E. B. Chamberlain & Co
Samuel J. Brown
Windsor
Chamberlain & Barclay
Cranbury
Farmers’ and Traders’ Telephone Co
Frank E. Eldridge
Elmer E. Tindall
Charles 8. Hulse
George R. Hutchinson
Dayton Harvest Home at St. Church Grounds
The community invites all to the annual harvest home on Wednesday evening July 80th with fried supper at 5 80 o clock. If stormy next evening, seating for over 100 is arranged and autos will be directed by reliable men with similar provisions as past years.
Salespeople Wanted at Asbury Park Firm
Advertises positions for men and women in a healthful, secure occupation. No experience required or preferred. applies to the superintendent at Sremnpacs Co. in Asbury Park for the finest business establishment in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sremnpacs Co
Asbury Park
Everett Family Reunion at Manasquan Beach
A Cranbury family gathering at the Manasquan Beach summer bungalow hosted by Geo B Mershon features a large Everett clan. Attendees include numerous Everett relatives with spouses and friends from Cranbury Trenton Hamilton Square Lawrence Station Plainsboro Mercerville and Princeton Junction. The event centers on bathing and fellowship among extended family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac
Theodore Everett
Managquan
Mabel Everett
Thomas
Everett
Thomas Everett Jr
Phoebe Hendrickson
Spafford Hutchinson
Burtis Everett
Luella Hutchinson
Mildred Hutchinson
Dorothy Hutchinson
Mabel Day
Harold Everett
Fred &. Everett
James Everett Jr
Theodore A. Piercon Jr
Jack Black
Walter Everett
Lydia Temple
Frank Fearnley
Trenton
Harrison Hutchinson
George Hutchinson
Ethel M. Hutchinson
George Hutchinson Jr
Harrison H. Hutchinson
Harrison Hutchinson Jr
Harrison Carhart
Robbinsville
Joseph Pierson
William Braunworth
Reginald Pierson
Caroline Breese
George Pierson Jr
Elizabeth Braunworth
Theodore A. Pierson
Hopewell
R. M. Everett
George Everett
Southard Everett
Lawrence Station
James Everett
Mercerville
Egbert E. Everett
Andrew Everett
William Everett Jr
Windegar
Martin Manson
Plainsboro
Evalinda
Bertha
Stella
Verna
Earl
Florence
Carolyn
Donia
Robert
Jesse
Frank
Arthur
Harold
Donald
David
Elmer Everett
Ida
Wilmer Temple
Warren Petty
Bryan Opposes Wilson Over France Britain Alliance
Washington reports July 25 that W. J. Bryan spoke in Lincoln on July 7 opposing President Wilson's push for an Anglo French alliance. He declared misgivings about a league outside American control and said he would fight to defeat the proposal, favoring a broader league of nations instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. J. Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Wilson
France
United States
Bryan
Great Britain
League of Nations
Cattle Rescued From Flood on Island Farm
Bound Brook July 24 Workman on the Island Farm in the Middlebrook section rescued about 100 head of cattle carried down the Raritan River by floods. Some cattle came from the Millstone River and even farther. Cattle held pending identification by owners. Salesmen and Women Wanted for SrenNBAcH Co. Asbury Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bound Brook
Island
Middlebrook
Raritan
Millstone
James B. Duke
Saritan
Pillar of Fire Temple
Efinger
James Malloy
Raritan West
Malloy
South Bound Brook
James E. Duke
Somerville
Perth Amboy
Peter’s Brook
Sugar Surplus to Be Sold By War Department
The War Department authorized sale of 21 million pounds of surplus sugar, with 14 million pounds in storage at New Orleans and 7 million at San Francisco. Price set by the Sugar Equalization Board to cover government costs. Baker noted the canning season shortage, urging rapid market action to aid households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Baker
New Orleans
San Francisco
United States Sugar Equalization Board
Eurplus
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First Presbyterian
H. F. Doran
Mission Society
Abijah Appleget
J. Edgar Bennett
Samuel Bennett
Edgar
George Thomas
Lillian
Charles Davis
Russell Schenck
Dorothy Hutton
Grace Hutton
Freida Schnell
Fannie Arrowsmith
Carrie Arrowsmith
William Bogart
Joseph Wicoff
Slackwood
Crescent Orchestra
Mra
Isaac C. Hoffman
Clarence M. Perrine
Ernest L. Stults
William H. Bergen
Bertram Clayton
Charles C. Groves
Anna Pullen
Imlay O'Neil
Cransbury
Goodwin’s
Dr. Curry
Dayton Harvest Home
Manasquan Beach
Srennbach Co
Sugar
Stoll's
E. State St
Trenton, N. du
Steinbach
Grant Rapids Furniture
Adam
Boess.cos
Palm Beach
Daniel Block Clothing CO
Washington Market Building
Trenton, N. J
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