Religious services and sessions at two churches
First Presbyterian Church offers a Sunday morning sermon by Rev J E Curry on The Use and Abuse of Christian Liberty. Second Presbyterian holds an extra Session meeting at 10 45 AM and invites those seeking church membership to attend. Lord's Supper and new member reception follow. Evening sermons titled Love the Brotherhood and The Treasure and the Pearl.
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J. E. Curry
Second Presbyterian Church
Brotherhood
Third Sermon in Cranbury Bells Series
Sunday service program lists choir hymnals prayer and readings for the ninth day. Mrs H S Dey Ina Puerschner and Chas Meineke contribute in reception and readings. Evening sermon titled God our Refuge and a Fire Bell danger theme. Welcomes extend to all attendees at 7:30 PM.
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H. S. Dey
Ina Puerschner
Chas. Meineke
Cranbury
Spirit of Gol Movement Draws Large Chapel Gathering
A large crowd gathered at Second Presbyterian chapel last evening as re con secrated members renewed their faith and others signaled intent to join Christ's army.
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Gol
Second Presbyterian Chapel
Chriat
Y P C A Second Church Meetings Resume Sunday Evening
The Y P C A of the Second Church will resume meetings Sunday evening with Walter Griggs as leader. Members are urged to attend and bring a guest. Welcome to all. The Ladies Reading Circle plans a gathering at Mrs. H Perrine’s home next Wednesday afternoon.
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Walter Griggs
Ladies Reading Circle
8. H. Perrine
Corona Club Plans Meeting at Miss Groves Home
The Corona Club will meet next Wednesday evening at the home of Miss Mary Groves. Members are to gather for a social and planning session.
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Corona Club
Farm accident mangles Dennison’s hand near Dutch Neck
William Dennison suffered a severe injury while feeding a shredder on his farm near Dutch Neck on Wednesday. He was rushed to St. Francis hospital in Trenton where two fingers were amputated.
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Dutch Neck
William Dennison
St. Francis Hospital
Trenton
Death of 15 month old son near Cranbury
On Wednesday night Harry Glass, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Glass near Cranbury, died after measles and pneumonia. Funeral private under A S Cole Son Co. services, tomorrow Saturday afternoon at the parents home.
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Harry
Firat Presbyterian Church Welcomes New Members
Morning service data show new members received on profession of faith at Firat Presbyterian Church. Names include Clifford Conover Stanley Conover JM Melvina Clayton Alfred Bennett John Chamberlin Marian Applegate Nellie Litus Edna Brown Nowell Davis Frances Bradley Enos Hutchinson Charles Vincent Estelle Stults Benjamin Ridley Kithel Shruby and associating members Jetter Henry Brown Elizabeth Brown James Brown Asa Davison.
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Firat Presbyterian Church
Clifford Conover
Jetter
Henry Brown
Mra
Elizabeth Brown
James Brown
Asa Davison
Cranbury Protest Targets Liquor License Renewal
About half of Cranbury residents attended a Sunday evening meeting at the First Presbyterian church to oppose renewing the United States Hotel liquor license. William K. Lombard, a former licensee turned anti liquor advocate, led the event with strong remarks. Remonstrance forms were distributed for filing with Middlesex county court in April.
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Cranbury
Flist Presbyterian Church
United States
William K. Lombard
Philadelphia
Lombard
Court of Common Pleas
Middlesex County
J. E. Curry
Warren Rising
Z. W. Wells
William McGill
Trenton
Trenton Brewing Company
McGill
Brewing Company
Steinbach Opens New Men’s and Boys’ Store in Asbury Park
The Steinbach Company of Asbury Park will open tomorrow a premier men’s and boys’ store finished in mahogany. Designed by leading store architects, it features new show cases dressing rooms and fixtures and aims to surpass all rivals in the state.
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Steinbach Company
Asbury Park
Rev. W. Heisley dies at 90 after long ministry
The prominent Methodist minister Rev. Charles W. Heisley aged 90 died Sunday at the Larches. A Civil War chaplain he led many charges in the state and was famed for his delivery. He leaves two sons Judge Wilburn Heisley and Rev. Augustus Heisley and a daughter Mrs D W Clark. Funeral held Wednesday at 11 30 in the Methodist church with Rev Z W Wells officiating. Interment at Farmingdale.
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W. Heisley
Heisley
Charles W. Heisle
Methodist Church
Wilburn Heisley
Long Branch
Augustus Heisley
Nutley
N. J
D. W. Clark
Woodsbury
Z. W. Wells
Farmingdale
Obituary: Mrs Harriett Ten Broeck Leaves Daughters and Son
Mrs Harriett Louise Ten Broeck aged over S years passed after a short illness. Survived by daughters Mrs C H Lewis and Mrs A G Farr of Cranbury and son John F Ten Broeck former Assemblyman Perth Amboy. Funeral from her home Tuesday at 2 with Rev Warren Elsing officiating. Interment Perth Amboy under A S Cole Son Co.
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Harriett Louise Ten Broeck
A. G. Farr
Union Valley
C. H. Lewis
A G. Farr
Cranbury
John F. Ten Broeck
Perth Amboy
Warren Elsing
A.S. Cole
Death of George W Mc Chesney in Hightstown
George W Mc Chesney aged 69 died at his home in Hightstown on Saturday. He leaves a widow and three daughters. Funeral services were held at the First Presbyterian church Cranbury on Tuesday at noon with Rev W A Stanton officiating. Interment was in Brainerd cemetery Cranbury under the direction of A B Cole Son Co.
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George W. Mc Chesney
Hightstown
First Presbyterian Church
Cranbury
Rev. W. A. Stanton
Brainerd
A. 3. Cole
Eightieth Birthday Noted by South Cranbury Ladies
Twenty seven residents of South Cranbury and neighbors of Mrs Annie Petty honored her eightieth birthday with a large bouquet of pink and white carnations and ferns sent with a card. Mrs Petty, recovering from grip, welcomed the gesture and a few visitors stopped by. The contributors included Mrs G A Bennett Mrs Alex Stults Mrs Maud Rue Mrs S J Bergen Miss Laura Scudder Mrs John C Perrine Mrs Jane Dey Mrs Sarah Reid and many others.
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South Cranbury
Annie Petty
G. A. Bennett
Alex. Stults
Maud Rue
S. J. Bergen
Misa Laura Scudder
John C. Perrine
Jane Dey
Sarah Reid
Claudius Hammond
Ela Chamberlin
Alfred Bennett
Bert Clayton
D. W. Clayton
J. E. Curry
Walter Scott
D. J. Wilson
H. Perrino
Alva Forman
Chas Carlaon
Trail Hitters Evangle Christ Preacher Meetings at Hightstown
Attendance tops two hundred at cottage prayer meetings in Hightstown last week as laymen from Methodist Baptist Presbyterian and Universalist churches unite in an evangelistic campaign. Strand Theatre gatherings draw large crowds with speakers including Peter E Hurley Gen C Edward Murray and other trail biters from Trenton. A men’s meeting is planned at the Strand Theatre on Sunday March 5 with Rev. Dr L W Munhall to speak.
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Thes Cottage
Hightstown
Strand Theatre
Peter E. Hurley
Gen. C. Edward Murray
Trail
Methodist
Baptist Presbyterian
Universalist
L. W. Munhall
Measles Epidemic Hits Hightstown Schools
Hightstown faces an outbreak of measles with the Board of Health curbing further spread. School attendance has been affected for some time as officials work to control the epidemic.
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Hightstown
Board of Health
Robinsons Leave Spring Lake for Michigan Farm
Wednesday Mr W D Robinson and his son David D Robinson of Mercer avenue Spring Lake left for Lake Odessa Michigan where the elder Robinson bought a farm months ago The elder plans to return in two or three months while the son stays on the new homestead Upon renting or selling their Spring Lake property the couple will move and make the farm their permanent home
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W. D. Robinson
David D. Robinson
Mercer Avenue
Spring Lake
Lake Odessa
Michigan
Robinson
Mrs. Robinson
New Victor Records at Stoll's for home listening
New Victor Records arrive at Stoll's featuring many old hymns, Melba singing Annie Laurie, plus selections by McCormack Destinn Schumann Heink Gluck Reimers Martinelli Williams Hamlin and others. Edison machines and records also available for home listening with a great concert at your leisure.
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Melba
Annie Laurie
McCormack
Destinn
Schumann-Heink
Gluck and Reimers
Martinelli
Williams Hamlin
Edison
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