Religious services and notices from two Cranbury churches
The First and Second Presbyterian churches announce Saturday and Sunday services on June 5 and June 13 with sermons by Rev. L E Curry and Rev. Warren Ebing. Communion postponed, Sunday School at 10, services at 11 and 7:30, with theme references and a Y P S C E meeting. Also listed are Flower Mission Day, Reading Circle, Cranbury Public School closing, and committee rosters plus a Children's Day rehearsal and soloist Mr. Hunt from Asbury Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church
C. C. Groves
Misses Marie Groves
Clementine Lewis Clara Bergen
Minnie Sutton
Messrs
Raymond Wicoff
Frank Walker
Mr. Hunt
Asbury Park
Cranbury
Three Little Swans At The Lake Delight Residents
Residents celebrate three young swans on the lake with hope of a fourth. The birds will receive the best care as the sight is a local novelty and joy.
Honor Roll for Cranbury School May
Honor Roll for Cranbury School May lists students by grade. Eighth grade names include Marion Hammond Milton Lawrence Norman Appleger Robert Roszel Herbert Prescott Enid Walker Charles Brown Isaiah Barclay Milton Vander Veer. Seventh grade features Marion Bennett Earl Butcher George Bogart Louisa Schnell. Sixth grade lists Newell Davis Bergen Petty James ONeil Leslie Perrine Mary Woolston Lewis Chamberlin. Fifth grade includes Marion Applegate Melvina Clayton Edna Nolan Haro ONeill Frieda Schnell Marie Witt. Fourth grade names Mary Hart Gertrude Harder Marion Hughes William Schenck Lizzie Schnell Nellie Titus Jeanette Van Horn. Third grade includes Ruth Campbell Ida Tompson Katherine Collins Catherine Schumacher. Second grade lists Banks Stahl Harvey Wycoff Irving Bennett James Dey William Walker. First grade lists Ethel Lodine James Thompson Laura Moody Stanley Barclay Sidney Coben.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Hammond
Milton Lawrence
Norman Appleger
Robert Roszel
Herbert Prescott
Enid Walker
Charles Brown
Isaiah Barclay
Milton Vander Veer
Marion Bennett
Earl Butcher
George Bogart
Louisa Schnell
Newell Davis
Bergen Petty
James O'Neil
Leslie Perrine
Mary Woolston
Lewis Chamberlin
Marion Applegate
Melvina Clayton
Edna Nolan
Haro
O'Neil
Frieda Schnell
Marie Witt
Mary Hart
Gertrude Harder
Marion Hughes
William Schenck
Lizzie Schnell
Nellie Titus
Jeanette van Horn
Ruth Campbell
Ida Tompson
Katherine Collins
Catherine Schumacher
Banks Stahl
Harvey Wycoff
Irving Bennett
James Dey
William Walker
Ethel Lodine
James Thompson
Laura Moody
Stanley Barclay
Sidney Coben
Rev Warren Elsing to be Installed as Pastor
The Second Presbyterian Church will install Rev Warren Elsing next Wednesday evening June 9 at 8 o'clock. Rev J W B Edgar of Jamesburg will preside. Rev James W Van Dyke of Cranbury will preach the sermon. Rev J E B Curry of Cranbury will give the charge to the people and Rev W T Hising of New York City will charge the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Elsing
Second Presbyterian Church
J. W. B. Edgar
Jamesburg
Monmouth
Numerous Contracts Awarded to Cranbury Plumber
Frank Dowgin of Cranbury has been awarded multiple contracts for plumbing and heating work. Projects include hot water heating plants, bathroom and pneumatic water systems for clients in Dayton Monmouth Junction Deans South River Milltown Cranbury Plainsboro Lakewood and Monmouth Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dowgin
Cranbury
Henry Beadie
Dayton
Mr. Peabody
Monmouth Junction
James Morrell
Deans
A. H. Scott
South River
Honeywell
Charles Stults
Milltown
John Wilfert
D. H. Griggs
Albert McNamee
Plainsboro
David Boronwich
J. H. McGibbon
Lakewood
William Vandewater Dies in Jersey City Family Notices
William Vandewater died at his home in Jersey City, leaving a widow and two daughters Mrs Williamson and Miss Mary Vandewater. Funeral set for Monday June 7 with burial in Brainerd cemetery Cranbury after rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Vandewater
Jersey City
Williamson
Mary Vandewater
Cranbury
Brainerd
David Cole Dies in Hightstown After Illness
David Cole died Monday night at his home in Hightstown after two strokes. His funeral was held Thursday. He was a noted local citizen and is survived by three children Mrs. William Cunningham, David Cole Jr and Walter Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Cole
Hightstown
Mr. Cole
Wm. Cunningham
Walter Cole
Local Notes From Jamesburg and Nearby Towns
Sunday at the Presbyterian Church in Jamesburg Rev John A Marquis preached. Decoration Day visits include Miss Jeane Chandler from New York with Mrs George Vanderveer Buckalow Avenue. Harold Bennett returns home from Temple College Philadelphia for summer. Frank Dughi of New York stays with Anthony and Mrs Dughi. Charles Combs of Hightstown injures knee while bowling at Helmetta. Kenneth Edward launches a steel rowboat on Lake Manalapan. Miss Georgie McDowell of Trenton visits Mrs Arthur Jennings Vine Street. Miss Van Cleaf of Brooklyn spends Decoration Day with grandmother Mrs A E Van Cleaf Sedgwick Street. Game Warden Steurwald of South Amboy stocks streams with about 2600 perch. bass and pike planned for fall. Mrs Frederick Farr of Franklin Street rents half of Ballan house vacated by John Roberts. William Jaqui of Newark visits his mother on Hooker Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brown
Milltown
Rosa Brown
Augusta Street
Frank Dughi
New York
Anthony Dughi
Helmetta
Charles Combs
Hightstown
Stephen Combs
This’ S Place
Sunday School Congress Aims To Grow Pupils At Asbury Park
Edward W. Dunham leads a New Jersey Superintendents Congress for July 10 to 12 at Asbury Park. Key figures include Geo E Hall and Arthur M Harris. The week blends study with recreation Ocean views and social events to attract and retain pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Dunham
Trenton
State Superintendents’ Association
Senate
Geo. E Hall
Francis Buckingham
Arthur M. Harris
Roy V. Wright
J. P. S. Alyea
James W. A. Smith
Harry P. Bennett
Hamilton TI
Disbrow
J. van Liew Wyckoff
John O Spencer
Asbury Park
Asbury Park School
New Jersey Sundayschool Association
Broad St
Newark
The Nation's Dinner Table And Foreign Farm Purchases
The article notes massive U S meat cereals and vegetable output with 13 000 beeves 21 000 hogs 4 600 sheep 2 000 hundredweight poultry and 700 000 bushels cereals 540 000 000 pounds vegetables annual meals. It laments housewives sourcing 200 000 000 abroad in farm products that could be produced domestically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebuchadnezzar
United States
Monument Fund Grows for J Morgan Read Tribute
Willigam H. Miers of the Jr. Order United American Mechanics reports over 1700 dollars received from individuals and councils toward a monument to J Morgan Read. The project aims for 300 councils and may exceed 3000 dollars with all gifts, planning a Newark October unveiling during the State Council session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willigam H. Miers
United American Mechanics
J. Morgan Read
State Council
Newark Ln
Plainsboro social notices and farm update from Walker Gordon Milk farm
Plainsboro hosts for the Princeton Agricultural club dinner and lists local social visits. The Walker Gordon Milk farm Alfalfa harvest begins with over 500 acres planned, while other community events include a Sunday School Children’s Day, a Ladies Aid sewing meeting, and an ice cream social with Goodwins Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker‘Gordon
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Presbyterian Church
LE Curry
Malachi
Warren Ebing
Methodist Church
Peter
the Free Press
C. E. Society
Soul
Hannah Hammond
W.co.t. U
J. J. Bradley
Reading Circle
J. D. Chamberlin
Cranbury Public School
H. J. Butcher
Clara Chamberlin
Mia
Jane Dey
Margaret Curry
Cranbury School
John A. Marquis
William H. Brooks
The
Presbyterian Church
Jeane Chandler
New York City
George Vanderveer
Buckalow Avenue
Harold Bennett
Temple College
Philadelphia
Kenneth Edward
Lake Manalapan
Georgie McDowell
Arthur Jennings
Vine Street
Miss van Cleaf
Brooklyn
Sirs
A. E. van Cleaf
Sedgwick Street
Steurwald
South Amboy
Frederick Farr
Franklin Street
Ballan
Railroad Avenue
John Roberts
William Jaqui
Fred Jaqui
Hooker Street
H. W. Jeffers
Walker-Gordon
Princeton Agricultural Club
Thomas Hickey
Nichols
N. Y
Ladies’ Aid Society
G. A. Burslem
Ashleworth
Baltimore, Md
J. W. B. Wicott
Freehold
William Bolles
Daniel
Pennsylvania
New York State
Hazel Mather
Princeton
Goodwin
Bo-Peto
Louisville
Journa
Panama
Vienna Hat Factory
B. Front ST
Broad and Warren Sts
Trenton, N. J
E. State St. Trenton, N. J
Donnelly
Benjamin
Fred’k W. Donnelly Co
Taylor Opera House
A. K. Williams
Newbury
Madame Jamel
Violet
Lily Louis XV
la Fayette
Cordova
Canterbury
Colonial
Brandon
Mary Chilton
Rustic
Lily of the Valley
Dorothy Vernon
Madame Morris
East State Street
Trenton, N. d
Madras
of Superior
R. A. Donnelly
State Street
Broad
Union
Daniel Block Clothing CO
Washington Market Building
Hroad St
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