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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1922

Page

8

Plainsboro Forms Brotherhood To Promote Boy Work

In Plainsboro a Brotherhood was organized with officers elected including President Fred Grove and Secretary Raymond Britton. Calvin Derrick of Jamesburg spoke on corrective work for boys. The Old Tennent Church group attended, with social events at Walker-Gordon facilities and a strawberry festival hosted by the Ladies' Aid Society.

Plainsboro Fred Grove Frank McNamee Raymond Britton W. P. Hunt Calvin Derrick Jamesburg Brotherhood of the Old Tennent Church Eckels Old Tennent Walker-Gordon Walker-Gordon Club Frank Sickles Mattie Sickles Harry Edwards Wm. A Reid C. W. Chichester Stanley Bulaski J. B. Snyder Charles Snyder Seymour Snyder Charles E. Saddington Garrie Cottrell Geo. W. Johnson James Johnson Charles W. Stults H. W. Jeffers Alva Agee Princeton McNeill Trenton Paul Howe Mra Ralph Little EB. W. Smillie Rockefeller Institute Duryee Barnard J. W. B. Wicoff A. Raymond Eckels Ladies’ Aid Society Plainsboro Church Kingston and the Ridge Kingston Presbyterian Church Childres Women’s Missionary Society Manse Mercersburg Mercersburg Academy Henry Jr Frank Perrine Long Branch Langman East Millstone Morrisville

Rutgers Summer Session Prepares Dorms and Courses

Rutgers plans extensive summer session readiness with campus housing alloted, new equipment and courses aligned to state requirements. Notable visiting instructors from University of Pennsylvania to Temple University join to lead music physical training and vocational education in New Jersey centers.

Rutgers New Jersey College For Women Rutgers College State Board of Education New Jersey C. H. Miller Rochester, New York Charles H. Arndt University of Pennsylvania Robert A. Campbell New Jersey Department of Education William H. Cole Lake Forest University Allan H. Gilbert Trinity College Frederick W. Maroney Atlantic City N. J David Mitchell New York City Wesley A O'Leary Anita Preston Temple University Philadelphia Frederick Prosch Normal School Trenton Beulah Stannard Teachers College New York Orestes Vera Princeton University Robert Schenkel University of Maine Arthur F. Hopper Plainfield

Memorial Day Speech by George L. Record at Moorestown

George L. Record spoke with Senator Runyon at a Memorial Day event in Moorestown under William H. Snyder Post No. 42. He urged addressing unemployment and poverty among veterans, criticized government neglect of returning World War I soldiers, and proposed reform ideas including abolition of privilege and railroad nationalization to counter trusts.

George L. Record Senator Frelinghuysen United States Senator Runyon William H. Snyder American Legion Moorestown France America Republic Worbert Hoover Federal Trade Commission Beef Trust Interstate Commerce Commission

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