21 Jun 1918
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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1918
Page
1
Local church activities include sermons by Rev J E Curry and Rev Warren Elsing at First Presbyterian and Second Church with Children's Day programs, baptisms, and citations of local youth. Jamesburg closes two drinking places at midnight awaiting judge Bergen's May 21 election ruling. owners plan future actions accordingly.
Beginning July first the Rutgers Scientific School offers War Emergency Courses in stenography typing stenotypy office filing and clerical service. Elementary courses prepare for clerical jobs while advanced ones target Civil Service exams and government work with high speed demands. Additional war related offerings cover radio buzzer work military topography welding gas engines rehabilitation crafts and more.
John H. Scudder former surrogate banker and public figure died at his home 156 West State Street Trenton after a six month illness. He was 77 and had recently served as president of the Trenton Savings Fund Society and director at the First National Bank. Survived by widow Martha Reed Hutchinson two daughters and a son two sisters and five children. Funeral plans pending. Public School closes for summer. students promoted in multiple grades.
Anna C Maack and Allen H Ely wed at the Maack home in Dayton with Dr James B Clark officiating The ceremony featured Miss Alice Maack and Miss Emma Maack as attendants Walter D Applegate served as best man The couple planned a motor trip and will reside in Dayton after June 20 Gifts included silver and china from employers and the New Brunswick Chemical Company
A night collision near Dayton between a Philadelphia bound truck loaded with aeroplane material and an empty coal train injured two men from New Brunswick. Driver Leonard Ferris suffered internal injuries while helper David Freedman received a broken nose head wound and sprained ankle and was taken to the New Brunswick hospital.
The store offers tennis, baseball, fishing, canoeing, camping and Kodakery gear plus a Victrola. Prices are kept accessible despite wartime cost pressures. Visit for items to enhance outdoor life and recreation.
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