Children Day Celebrations Fill Cranbury Churches
Bright ideal weather accompanied Children’s Day services in Cranbury with flowers and flags. Seven infants were baptized at First Church and many readings songs and recitations followed in a program drawn from Annivers ary Anthems with solos duets and a flag drill by local boys. The Second Presbyterian and Methodist Sunday schools also featured decorated halls and performances led by pastors and local choirs.
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Cranbury
Alice Townsend
Frank S. Perrine
Rosella Duncan
Clarence Perrine
John Bergen
Spencer Perrine
Edgar Stults
Harry Rogers
Alice Dennison
Leroy Scott
Ruth Ella
Harvey H. Grover
Edith May
George Peppler
Redford G. Bradley
Franklin Scott
Mary E. Perrine
Henry Wilson
Douglass Chamberlin
Fred Strang
John Peppler
Charles R. Groves
Alberta Grover
J. EB. Curry
Second Presbyterian Church
Willard Groves
Orville Moore
Milton van Derveer
Charles Schnell
Isaiah Barclay
Milton Lawrence
Lewis Chamberlin
Graham Campbell
James O'Neil
Ernest Walker
Clarence Conover
John Campbell
Albert Barclay
James Wilson
Harold O'Neil
Norman Appleger
W. 5. Campbell
E. S. Barclay
Ernest Stults
Catherine
Harry Schnell
Adolps Allen
Charles H. Brown
Viola Phares
Anna Appleger
Harvey Phares
Evaline Phares
Elizabeth Campbell
Carleton Campbell
Stella Laban
Cora Phares
Mary Spaulding
Mary Hughes
Clara Bergen
Clarence Hagerty
Mabel Laban
Margaret | Applegate
John 5
Bergen
Marion Campbell
Imlay O'Neil
Anna Schock
Barclay
Campbell
Mr. Campbell
Richard Hagerty
E. J. Davison
Russell Egnor
Boquet
Emma Shanger
Methodist
Frieda Schnell
Lizzie Bogart
Bertha Oehler
John Soebler
C. Ebell
Two Million Pike Fry For Jersey
The Board of Fish and Game Commissioners distributed over two million wall-eyed pike fry in New Jersey lakes including Lake Hopatcong Cranbury Lake and Swartswood Lake. Percival Chrystie and James M Stratton oversaw the effort. Fry were raised in Swanton Vermont and supplied by the United States Government.
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Jersey
Board of Fish and Game Commissioners
Lakes
New Jersey
Lake Hopatcong
Cranbury Lake
Swartswood Lake
Percival Chrystie
James M. Stratton
Swanton
Vermont
United States
Frightful Cough Fever Leads to Broken Ribs in Neenah
A man in Neenah Wisconsin suffered broken ribs after a severe coughing spell. The ad extols Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy for persistent coughs and lung ailments and claims a free trial bottle is available at N F Clayton’s.
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Neenah
Wis
N. F. Clayton’s
Bucklen’s Arica Sulye Promoted As Quick Healer
A sensational claim touts Bucklen's Arica Sulye as a universal remedy for burns cuts bruises bullet wounds and more after a Fourth of July incident. The ad highlights rapid healing of boils ulcers eczema sore lips and piles at 25 cents via N. F. Clayton's.
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Bucklen
Arica Sulye
N. F. Clayton's
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