Church Services and Special Meetings Notice
First Presbyterian holds 11 AM worship with Budget explanation and a 10 AM Sunday School. A special meeting for Group Chairmen is tonight at 7 30. Second Presbyterian reports Sunday service at 11 AM led by Rev Frederick Schweitzer with communion and year end report. The pastor departs Tuesday for conference. all claims balances should be met promptly.
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First Presbyterian
Second Presbyterian
Frederick Schweitzer
Second Church C E Society Meeting Sunday Evening
The C E Society of the Second Church will meet in the chapel next Sunday evening at 6 30 o clock. Subject Thy Kingdom Come In My Church. Lestler Ernest Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Society of the Second Church
Lestler
Ernest Campbell
Local Club Meetings Scheduled Around March Dates
The Helping Hand Missionary Society meets Friday at 2:30 PM at Mrs. Perrine's home. The J. F. F. Club gathers Monday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Griggs. Cranbury Woman's Club convenes Wednesday with Mrs. Barclay. music and an address by Miss Bergen from Kinzie School for the adult deaf in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Missionary Society of the First Church
Arthur Perrine
J. F. F. Club
Raymond Griggs
Woman's Club of
Cranbury
E 8. Barclay
Bergen
Kinzie School For the Dult Deaf
Philadelphia
Brown
Marie Groves
Township Committee Monthly Meeting Notices
The regular monthly meeting of the Township Committee will be held on Monday evening March 7 at 7 30. Present your snow bills and any other business for the committee's attention.
Fire at Prospect Plains home saved by Cranbury Fire Co
A Wednesday afternoon blaze broke out at the home of George E Walters at Prospect Plains. The fire started around the chimney and gained headway before Cranbury Fire Company arrived and quickly subdued the flames, saving the house.
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George E Walters
Prospect Plains
Cranbury Fire Company
Minstrel Show and Club Notices At Local Churches
Minstrel Show at Second Presbyterian Church chapel Tuesday March 8 with no tickets sold at the door and doors opening at 7 30 PM. Pioneer Grange meeting postponed. Stitch and Chatter Club hosts an all day quilting event March 17 with hostesses inviting orders. Marion Virginia Campbell wed John J Campbell in Hartford Conn on Feb 19. she worked as a stenographer and is Jamesburg High School and Trenton Business College alumna. Campbell, a leading cereal and flour mill sales agent, is a Hartford real estate broker.
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Second Presbyterian Church Chapel
Stitch and Chatter Club
Lewis Chamberlin
Lempel Stults
William Chappel
Cranbury
Marion Virginia
John J. Campbell
Hartford
Conn
Campbell
Stonaker & Harvey
Jamesburg
Trenton Business College
United States
Mra Mary Anna Walker Dies After Illness at Home
Mrs. Mary Anna Walker widow of Rural Mail Carrier Franklin Walker died Thursday evening from heart failure after scarlet fever recovery. Survived by husband three children and a sister, funeral private Monday at 2 pm from her residence. Rev J E Curry to officiate with burial at Brainerd Cemetery under Cole Son & Co. directions.
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Mary Anna Walker
Franklin Walker
Mra. Walker
Brainerd Cemetery
Cole, Son & Co
Funeral announced for Abijah A. Wilson at Pleasant Hill
Abijah A. Wilson age 26 son of Mr and Mrs William D Wilson died at his parents home in Pleasant Hill Wednesday afternoon March 2. Funeral services set for Sunday March 6 at 2 30 PM conducted by Rev Joseph E Curry. Interment Brainerd Cemetery Cranbury under direction of A S Cole Sou Co.
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Abijah A. Wilson
William D. Wilson
Pleasant Hill
Joseph E. Curry
Brainerd
Cranbury
A. 5. Cole, Sou & Co
Community Notes From Hightstown and Surrounding Towns
Hightstown residents host and visit across Trenton Wilminton Bordentown and Cranbury Neck events. Vera Dacser and Florence Brearley visit Trenton. Anna Mongovern’s birthday honored with friends. several relocations and sales of properties noted. Everett resigns from Lehman store to join Hightstown Hardware. Eleanor Conover ill with scarlet fever.
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Leon Ely
Trenton
Lemuel Fisher
Ezra Road
Joseph Johnson
Vera Dacser
Florence Brearley
Frank Wolfe
Frank Berrian
Peter Ives
Dawson Jester
Wilmington
Del
B. Frank Mount
Florida
Charles Davison
Charles Mount
Bertha Gramm
South Street
Ethel Morton
Palmyra
Wilson Pearce
John Perrine
Mercer Street
Hampton
Morrison Street
E. W. Caine
Mary Gaskill
BE. W. Garwood
Frank Kenner
Bordentown
Helen Mongovern
North Main Street
Anna
Bertha Grover
Edythe Peppler
Helen Reno
Cora Ralph
Louisa Ely
Bertie Reid
Norris Robbins
Mrs Annie H Dooley Praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Mrs Annie H Dooley of Middletown Connecticut suffered a severe grip and pneumonia threat. She began using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and experienced relief as chest pains disappeared the cough loosened and expectoration became easy. She lauds the remedy highly.
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Annie H. Dooley
Middlefield
Conn
Chamberlain
Cooley
Plan to Pay Billions to Reimburse Boozers
Washington lawmakers accuse the Treasury of an unlawful plan to refund four billion dollars to defunct distillers brewers and liquor dealers for taxes prior to Prohibition. Senators Frelinghuysen and Smoot urge the Finance Committee to question the Bureau of Internal Revenue about the ruling claiming ``good will'' value justification for the refunds.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
J. Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Reed Smoot
Utah
Senate
Houston
Treasury
United States
Frelinghuysen
Internal Revenue Section
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Bureau
Finance Committee
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Champ Clark Dies After Long Public Life at Capitol
Former Speaker Champ Clark of Missouri, a towering Democratic figure, died Wednesday near the Capitol. He led the House for eight years and, even in illness, remained active in party leadership as Congress pressed on. His death ended a political career that shaped national policy across decades.
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Champ Clark
Missouri
Democratic Party
Capitol
House
Senate
Congress
Clark
Kubelik to Head Newark Armory Concert Series
Manager Joseph A Fuerstman announces Kubelik will perform at the Newark Armory on Monday night March 28 following Easter. Despite illness he resumed touring in January and resumes his famed tone and technique. Kreisler, Gluck and Zimbalist follow on April 4 and 19. Tickets on sale at stores and Fuerstman office 828 Broad Street Newark. Market 9066. The Treasury reports large expenditure cuts by Republicans.
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Joseph A. Fuerstman
Newark
Kubelik
Newark Armory
Fritz Kreisler
Kreisler
Alma Gluck
Efrem Zimbalist
Auer
New Jersey
Kabelik
Zimbalist
Gluck
Fuerstman
Broad Street
Market
Hightstown Baptist Teens Stage Two Plays March 9
The Hightstown Baptist Church youth present two plays in the chapel on Wednesday evening March 9. Hamp ton's Orchestra provides music. Admission is 50 cents. Program features My Uncle's Will a one act comedietta with cast including Charles Cashmore CC Stanley Stults Mr Barker Raymond C Stonaker Florence Marigold Lydia C Dey.
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Hightstown Baptist Church
Hampton’s
MY Uncle
Comedietta
Charles Cashmore
Stanley Stults
Mr. Barker
Raymond C
Stonaker
Florence Marigold
Lydia C. Dey
Comedy in Two Acts Cast of Society Figures at Event
The program lists Josephine Sears a society belle Miss Catherine Updike and Aunt Jane with Mrs Hannah Hutchinson and Mrs Sears among the leads. A roster includes Iva Prince Florence Updike Helen Burrows Leota Perrine Doris Ripley Edna Hutchinson Edith Grant Eleanor Stults Alice Gordon Margery Deane and the Mouse Lillian Perrine. Supporting players include Philip Sears Edwin Gordon Lawrence Raymond Elwood Hutchinson Earl Kimball Mount Norris Grey Lamkin Charles Lewis Ralph Copithorne Earl Perrine Karl Vanderhoof Leland Hutchinson Nora the maid and Helen Wilson.
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Josephine Sears
Catherine Updike
Iva Prince
Florence Updike
Helen Burrows
Leota Perrine
Doris Ripley
Edna Hutchinson
Edith Grant
Eleanor Stults
Alice Gordon
Margaret Norris
Margery Deane
the Mouse
Lillian Perrine
Philip Sears
Josephine
Edwin Gordon
Lawrence Raymond
Elwood Hutchinson
Earl Kimball
Mount Norris
Grey Lamkin
Charles Lewis
Ralph Copithorne
Earl Perrine
Karl Vanderhoof
Leland Hutchinson
Nora
Helen Wilson
Farmer Sees Crop Prices Cut But Dining Costs Hold
The farmer protests that crop prices are below production costs while noting he still pays the same prices for meals at town restaurants. The juxtaposition highlights rising farm struggles versus unchanged consumer costs in urban dining.
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Second Church C. E. Society
Woman’s Club
Minstrels
Pioneer Grange
J. W. Errickson
Dayton
Headlee
Campbell-Chappell
Wee Abijah A. Wilson
Hightstown
Statesman
Republican Congress
Margery
New
New Tweed
And
Jersey
East State St
Trenton, N. J
R. A. Donnelly
State Street
Broad
Daniel Block
South Broad St. Tretton
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