Second Presbyterian and Community Church Notices
Community church notices include Children's Day exercises and baptism at Second Presbyterian with Dr. W. T. Elsing speaking, plus a 7:30 p.m. service on Sunday. Other items mention Rev G. A. Burslem’s lecture at Plainsboro, annual church events, a Reading Circle, a marriage surprise in Alton Maryland, a Schultz Memorial concert, Home Guards drill, and plans for a community choir with rehearsals and song books. Andrew Kane, 74, dies at Cranbury Station. funeral at his home and Hightstown Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian
W. T. Elsing
New York City
G. A. Burslem
First Presbyterian Church of
Plainsboro
Jamesburg
Dayton
Hightstown
Second Church Chapel
Cranbury
W. R. Silvers
Andrew Kane
Cranbury Station
Hightstown Catholic Church
Freehold
A. 8. Cole
Second Presbyterian Church
Marion Scott
Jack Silvers
Judson O Hagerty
Earl Applegate
Cornelia Windle
Edward Windle
Kenneth Rogers
Karl Eiker
Hilda Hickey
Mary Smith
Hermon Stout
Roy Cottrell
Flowers Bright
Ora Bennett
Edward Hickey
May Pole
Marion Hughes
Lizzie Schnell
Ruth Grover
Children Day Celebration at First Church Highlights
Sunday Children Day events at the First Church featured a flower adorned service with a marching school, singing of the Battle Hymn of the Republic, and ten baptisms including Gladys Perrine and James Bennett. Rev. J. E. Curry delivered the address as a Second Presbyterian observance was announced for the following Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. Hoffman
C. M. Perrine
Fred Hoffman
J. E. Curry
Gladys Marie Perrine
Harry Perrine
Parade Division Fourth of July Celebration
Cranbury hosts the Fourth of July parade entry day with prizes by division. Entries must be filed with the Marshal by 10 AM on July 4 to secure a position in line. Divisions include Horsewomen, Horsemen, Ford Cars, Autos, Red Cross Floats, Home Guards, Colored Club, Heavy Draft Teams, All Purpose Teams, Carriage Teams, Mule Teams, with specified prize counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbury
Red Cross
Home Guards
New Jersey Dairy Farms Sold for 100000
The New Jersey Dairy Farms Company property near Juliustown sold to H W Jeffers of Walker Gordon Company for 100000, promising Burlington County as a dairy center with a modern sanitary plant. A separate riot near South River left two dead and several injured as strikers and guards clashed with strike-breakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliustown
Burlington County
New Jersey Dairy Farms Company
H. W.jeffers
Walker-Gordon Company
State Board of Agriculture
New Jersey
Herrman Aukam & Company
South River
St. Peter’s Hospital
New Brunswick
Buckelew dies after long illness in Jamesburg era
Frederick L. Buckelew, member of the Buckelew family and Jamesburg founder, died of heart trouble after a lingering illness. He leaves a wife Mary Hunter Elliott and brother William C. Buckelew. Born at Iverness, he became Middlesex County Engineer and leader in local business. Interment in Fernwood Cemetery follows services at Iverness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Lemuel Buckelew
Buckelew
Jamesburg
Iverness
Fernwood Cemetery
Mary Hunter Elliott
Washington, D. C
William C. Buckelew
Miami
Flair
Bordentown Military Institute
Princeton University
Middlesex
First National Bank
Perrine & Buckelew
Drake Lumber Company
Middlesex Title Guarantee and Trust Company
New Brunswick
Princeton Club
New York City
Longtime West Windsor Resident Dies at 79
An elderly West Windsor resident, a Democrat active in county affairs, died Monday after a lengthy illness. He lived in West Windsor for six decades, served two terms on the Board of Freeholders, chaired the Township Committee, led the West Windsor Fire Insurance Co, and belonged to Hightstown Baptist Church. He was the last living member of his immediate family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutch iNeck
West Windsor Township
Weat , Windsor
Board of Freeholders
West Windsor Fire Insurance Company
Hightstown Baptist Church
Sunday service at Schultz Memorial Church honors Rev. Wm. Curry
The Schultz Memorial Church held its Sun day morning Sunlight of Love program with an opening chorus and numerous recitations and songs by the choir and children. In a related note Rev. William M. Curry of Fourth Presbyterian Church in Trenton was awarded a doctor of divinity by Geneva College Beav er Falls Pa, recognizing his community leadership and church growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schultz Memorial
le Roy McKenzie
Edward Wyckoff
Evelyn Ochler
Bertha Ochler
Harvey Wyckoff
Willie Schenck
Bank Stahl
Wayne Stahl
James McKenzie
Dilague
Katherine Stahl
Joe Hopple
Mildred Hagerty
William M. Curry
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Trenton
Geneva College
Beaver Falls
Scotland
Curry
Kansas State University
Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
Fourth Church
Mr. Curry
Joseph E. Curry
Cranbury
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Schultz
H.F. Doran
John
Co. EB. Society
C. E. Society of the First Church
Elea Errickson
Lawn Fete
C. P.emmons
J. 8. Silverstrn
Ella Stults
G. B. Mershon
Hunter
Jackson
Reading Circle
S. H. Perrine
D. W. Clayton
C. P Emmons
J. B. Perrine
H.J. Butcher
J. D. Chamberlin
Stanley Conover
Anna Spaulding
F. A. Brown
Mia
Ladies Aid
Schultz Memorial Church
Wm. Speights
O'Keefe
Virginia Pullen School
Ford
N. J
South Hiver
F. L. Buckelew
F. H. Perrine
Frank H. Perrine
Archie Eskridge
W. J. B. Edgar
Jamesburg Presbyterian Church
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Lester Ferris
John van Aken
Enoch van Aken
Spafford Stults
John Elliott
Edward Reid
Perrine
Joseph Coleman
Mildred
Grace Albright
Isabelle Ochler
Helen Petty
Paney
Mr. Doran
Gertrude Harder
Wm. Curry
Stoll’s
Wright & Ditson & Paramount
Stoll's
E. State St
Trenton, N. Je
Fred W. Donnelly
Taylor Opera
Trenton, N. J
Rogers
Community Plate
A. F. Williams
East State Street
R. A. Donnelly
State Street
Broad
Block’s
Palm Beach
Daniel Block Clothing CO
Washington Market Building
St. Broad St
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