Dayton Social Scene and School Graduation Outdoors
Dayton residents hosted visitors including Mrs. Martha Ervin and others. local students gathered on Dayton public school lawn for outdoor graduation with 200 pupils from Ten South Brunswick Township schools. Deans and Red Cross workers sold treats to raise funds. community pastors swap pulpits next Sabbath.
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South Brunswick Township
Dayton Public School
F. L. Evang
Dayton
Sadie Beekman
Fresh Ponda
Red Cross
Local Social Notes From Hightstown and Nearby
Local residents visited family and friends across New Brunswick New Sharon Princeton Trenton Philadelphia and Sharon with several Sunday gatherings and weeks staying with relatives. Also quoted is a Washington Star line about business and a testimonial praising Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy with a Ind ana reader note.
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Motor Restaurants
Trenton
Hartmann
East State St
A. KF. Williams
Williams
Trenton, N. J
N. J
Horace Mann
Mgr
Henry McDonald
Martha Ervin
Wilson
Tillie, Gamble
South Amboy
S. B. Hoes
Bayonne
Samuel E. Bennett
Cranbury
Wesley Applegate
Henrietta Osborn
Scotch Plains
Charles Smith
Warren Dey
Union Valley
Walter McGennis
Hightatown
Stephen Weisa
Dayton Depot
Alfred R. Schoenly
Hempstead, S. 1
G. W. Schoenly
Aviation Corps
Trish
Nica
Dayton School
Pleasant Hill
Rhode Hall
the Dell
Deans
Sand Hill
Kingston
Fresh Ponds
Myrtle McDowell
Mildred Bennett Carroll Smith Games
South Junction
H. B. Willis
H. F. Doran
Schultz Memorial
Hightstown
George Peppler
Mrs
Russell Rockhill
New Brunswick
Charles Field
John Field
New Sharon
Clifford Chamberlin
Princeton
Frank Kerner
Bordentown
Albert Okerson
Samuel Gier
Sharon
Albert Titus
Duncan
Walter Davison
Ely Robbins
J. B. Schenck
Philadelphia
Harold Okerson
Emma Donaha
Albert M. Perrine
Ruth of
Weehawken
William D. Perrine
Eben
Chamberlain
Charles Enyeart
Huntington
Ind
Steinbach Company
Asbury Park
Louis XV
Poplin Pumps
National War Savings Committee
WSS
the Cranbury Press
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