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.
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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.
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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.
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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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