Local Cranbury Social Notes Brighten Weekends
Cranbury residents host and visit relatives across New Jersey and nearby states. The column lists guests from Closter Trenton Harrisburg Bayonne Asbury Park and Newark with weekend trips to Seashore towns and the Delaware Water Gap. Several homes report garden and house work progress and a new Oldsmobile Sedan purchase. Families including Petty Dey Connover Hutton and Wicoff figures are mentioned along with local clergy and grange activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Johnson
David Johnson
Somerville
James Dibbo
Hightstown
Peter Hagerty
Edward Dolan
Brooklyn
Frank Stimpson
Trenton
Wm. Cox
Ralph Henricus
New York
Raymond Griggs
Joseph Cleary
Warren Hutton
J. E. Carlson
Mies
Martha Carlson
F. A Pfeiffer
Charles Searls
West Philadelphia
Delaware Water Gap
Pocono Mountains
Bushkill Falls
Lake Scranton
Carlson
Card of Thanks for William Conover
We express sincere thanks to friends and all who showed kindness during the illness and at the death of William Conover. Gratitude to those who sent floral tributes. Mrs James H Conover and family. July 21st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Conover
James H. Conover
Summer Complaint Quickly Relieved
Mrs Henry Jewett of Clark Mills New York reports a severe attack of summer complaint was relieved almost instantly by Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. The note says it is an excellent remedy to keep on hand by every family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Henry Jewett
Clark Mille
N.Y
Right Side OLD Peers tells of Warren in Wycherly
Myrtle Nor rig and sisters greet Ross Warren upon his return from the West where rumors painted him as a frontier fire eater. Warren acts with restraint, defuses a street fight by shielding Ned Norris, and heals from a gunshot wound. Myrtle expresses renewed affection as he declares his love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Newspaper Union
Myrtle Norrig
Ross Warren
Myrtle
Wycherly
Warren
Bert Allen
Pretty Myrtle
Big Pete
Dan Carson
Ike Dan Carson
Tie
Mqnor
Bert
Norris
Ned Norris
Dan
Ress
Eesardiecen
Ned
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the Cranbury Press
Hasner
Closter
N. J
Wa. N. Hughes
Ina Puerechner
Chauncey
N. Y
Edward Humphreys
Stanley Conover
Edward Conover
James Conover
Clifford Conover
BR. L McDowell
Charles Ely
Emma Reynolds
William Dey
Fred Cox
Nelson
Thomas Hutton
Dorothy Hutton
Dorothy Borel
Mary Hutchinson
Griffith
Harrisburg
Anna Cole
W. Cole
Asbury Park
Myrta Hagerty
Ina Puerschner
Roland Dey
William Gordon
W. R. Silvers
Manasquan Beach
Charles Barclay
Edna Walker
Mr. Webb
Windsor
M. E
George Holman
Toms River
Georgia Thompson
Alfred Chamberlin
Charles Cost
Misa Mabel Selover
South Amboy
Misa Elizabeth Petty
Cornelius Petty
Hamilton Fatzinger
Savannah
Georgia
Joseph Wincklhofer
Harry Holzhauer
Lewis Kuter
Albert Nudding
Newark
Geo. B. Mershon
Geo. M. Perrine
Elizabeth Petty
Frank Petty
Wm. Cherry
Daniels
Kenton
Burn
Misa. Viola Gatto
George Vreeland
Richard
Bayonne
Russell Schenck
Jamesburg
Joseph Wicoff
Caroline
Mary Burn
May Straley
J. L. Whitaker
John S. Bergen
Harriman
A. Rue
Walter H. Havens
Morris
Sussex
Lillian Biler
Worcester, Mass
Jos. C. Wicoff
Mrs. Harvey
Dey
Mrs. John Appleger
Red Bank
Clarence Hunter
Pemberton
Hunter
Mary Dey
Cranbury
George Young
T. B. Woulston
Samuel Bennett
Albert Grover
Maplewood Avenue
Mr. Grover
Frances Stults
Wm. H. de Bow
Herman Stein
Philadelphia
Walter Scott
Gideon L. Applegate
Charles Leggett
J. P. Leggett
Bordentown
Charles Petty
Ernest Stults
W. N. Hughes
George Hopple
Roland Bebee and Sons
Edward and
George
Luther Runyon
Willys Light
Middlesex Co
Miust
Wilkes Barre
Willys Licut Co
N. Main Street
Wilkes-Barre
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
J. I
Justus Zarrz
McLean Street
Fredgold, NJ
Fiat Dutch
Succession
Davis
Ballhead
Savoy
Surebead
Glory
Moreau Plant Company
Freehold
Charles J. Rue
Clarence
Grover
William E. Rue
County of
Middlesex
Cranes J. Rue
Crangence
T. H. Jones & Bro
Electrical Contractors
Stockton Street
Hightstown, N. J
S. P. Dunham & Co
Trenton, N. J
FISK
H. R. Disbrow & Son
Cranbury, N. J
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