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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1920

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Presbyterian Church Calendar of Services and Meetings

Cranbury area churches announce schedules for sacraments and services. First and Second Presbyterian churches host Sunday worship at 11 oclock with sacraments this week and Children Day on June 13. Community service, Boy Scouts meeting, Light Bearers and Stitch and Chatter clubs are listed plus a May 31 Plainsboro marriage of Ada Mae Barlow to Nelson T. Smith.

Arso Childre Isaac Barlow, Jr Ada Mae Nelson T. Smith Plainsboro N. J

Pleasant Day's Fishing

Two young bankers A L Burrough of National City New York and M R Johnson of Cranbury First National fished Brainerd Lake early Monday. They caught thirty fish and returned pleased with the day though their largest catch remains in the lake. A group later traveled by train to another town, making the day a success.

A. L. Burrough N. Y M. R Johnson Cranbury

Automobile Collision Injures Cranbury and Highland Park Residents

A Sunday collision at North Cranbury involved Paul Suloski of Cranbury and R F Richfield of Highland Park. Richfield’s car neared Lemuel Stuka corner when Suloski’s Ford struck. Suloski’s car suffered major damage. a boy suffered a broken nose and a girl a cut on her head. No others were seriously hurt.

Paul Suloski Cranbury R. F. Richfield Highland Park North Cranbury Richfield Main Street Lemuel Stuka Suloski Suleski

Pioneer Grange Debate On Profitable Farming Topic

Pioneer Grange will meet Tuesday evening June 8. A debate occupies most of the evening on the question dairying versus potato raising for this section. The affirmative speakers are G. W. Brill, W. M. Regan, and H. T. Underwood. The negative speakers are Walter H. Havens, H. J. Butcher, and LeRoy Beott. Three county agriculturists will act as judges.

Pioneer Grange G. W. Brill W. M. Regan H. T. Underwood Walter H. Havens H. J. Butcher LeRoy Beott

Ladies' Guild Elects Third Committee at First Presbyterian

The Ladies' Guild of the First Presbyterian Church names its third committee to oversee the Election Night Supper. Members include Mrs Henry C Symmes as Chairman and numerous listed wives and Misses from local families.

Ladies’ Guild First Presbyterian Church Henry C. Symmes J. Edward Bennett Howard Butcher Franklyn Bennett Gordon Clayton Bertram

Ada M Barlow Weds Nelson T Smith In June Ceremony

A 2 pm Monday wedding unites Ada M Barlow and Nelson T Smith before about forty five relatives and friends. Rev G A Burslem officiates as Raymond Woolf serves as best man. The couple plans to reside in Reading Pa after a wedding trip.

Ada M. Barlow Isaac Barlow, Jr Nelson T. Smith Kingston McArthur Bros Constructing Co New York Miss Helen Marion Barlow GA. Burslem Raymond Woolf Edward Barlow, Jr Raymond Satterthwaite Helen Luella Hults

Cranbury Public School to Close for Chautauqua Week

Cranbury Public School will close Friday June 11 due to the Chautauqua event. Closing exercises move to First Church Chapel Wednesday at eight o clock with pupil crafts and handiwork on display Tuesday evening from 7 30 to 9.

Cranbury Public School

Skillman Grove Wedding in Plainsboro N J

Mary Wicoff wed Roland Skillman at the Grove home in Plainsboro. The ceremony featured Rev. Joseph Howell and a laurel and white rose arch. Attendants included maid of honor Helen Barlow and ring bearer W Edward Grove Jr. Guests numbered about 275 from multiple New Jersey towns plus New York and Philadelphia.

Geo, Smith Carl Frank Ella Isaac Barlow Edward Helen Marian Irene Barlow Grover Harry Barlow John Barlow Gladys Grace Russell Monmouth Junction Edward Barlow Frank Perrine Henry McDougal New York Wm Woolf Raymond Kingston Charles Hollenbeck Yonkers Mame Dye H. W. Jeffers Henry Jr Louise Jeffers H. A. Stults J. E White Calvin Heath Raymond Satterthwaite John Hamilton William Carr G. A Burslem Frederick F. Grove Plainsboro N. J Mary Wicoff Roland H. Skillman Harry Skillman Old Bridge Joseph Howell Easton Pat Barlow Evelyn J. W. B. Wicoff W. Edward Grove, Jr W. E. Grove Cranbury Harold Appleby Charles Schipper John C. Hamilton Lohengrin Walker-Gordon Laboratory Company Skillman United States Army France Meuse Argone Grand Montague Trayon Army Navy Schipper Mr Grove Apto Pennsylvania Niagara Falls Canada Matawan Tile Company Flushing L. IL Philadelphia Newark Easton, Pa Keyport Red Bank Matawan Princeton New Brunswick Franklin Park Perth Amboy Jersey City Hamilton Square Jamesburg Trenton Somerville Robbinsville

Hightstown Fire Ravages Main Street Grain Malls

A early Saturday blaze at the Grosa Brothers grain mills on Main Street devastated four buildings from Franklin to Wood, with total losses around 200000. Fires spread despite borough and surrounding towns’ efforts, gutting the Gross Brothers building and damaging shops, offices, and a post office roof, forcing large layoffs.

Hightstown Grosa Brothers Main Street Franklin Wood Street Gross Brothers Edward Ralph Elwood Rogers Conover Emmons R. D

Memorial Service Postponed to June 6 at 7 PM

Middlesex Lodge No. 90 I O O F members are asked to meet in the lodge room on Sunday June 6 at 7 PM to attend memorial services at Union Valley Church at 8 PM.

Middlesex Lodge No. 90 Union Valley

Also Mentioned on This Page

TRE First Presbyterian Second Presbyterian Second Presbyterian Church Rev. L. Ey. Lennox Stitch and Chatter Club Martin Welsh Fire Company Meeting Reading Walker-Gordon Farms Public School Notes Skillman-Grove Scientific American Daniel Black Washington Market Building South Broad Street Trenton, N. J First National Bank J. S. Rogers & Son Hishtstown, N. J Horace Mann
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