Community church notices and local meetings
Sunday services are announced by Second and First Presbyterian churches with sermons by Rev. J. E Curry and Rev. H. F. Doran. Additional events include a Young People's service, community Brotherhood gathering, Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting, a special meeting for colored people addressed by Rev. Asbury Smallwood, a Ladies Reading Circle book review, Pioneer Grange initiation, a sacred cantata for Good Friday, and a Mother and Daughter Banquet planned for March. millinery showings, Elcar Motor Company district manager appointment, Rider-Moore & Stewart admissions, and council meetings with Surrogate Daniel W. Clayton as speaker are noted.
Roll of February Perfect Attendance by Grade
February attendance rolls list students by grade from Kindergarten to Eighth. Names include Marion Hughes, Gertrude Harder, Lizzie Schnell, Nellie Titus, Helen Carr and many others across Sixth to Eighth grades, with multiple Perrine and Davison entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Hughes
Gerttrude Harder
Lizzie Schnell
Nellie Titus
Helen Carr
Douglass Chamberlin
William Schenck
Ruth Campbell
Alberta Grover
John Campbell
Ernest Perrine
Alma Bennett
Bessie Wilson
Martha Stolman
Edna Wolfe
Helen Wolfe
Emerson Barcalow
James Deyyapsing Bennett
Samuel Michaelson
Karl Puerschner
Franklin Scott
Edward Solar
Ernest Walker
James Davison
Stanley Barclay
Paul Suloveki
Donald Campbell
Rudolph Perrine
Charles Moody
Harvey Wicoff
Carolyn Applegate
Estelle Davison
Madeline Perrine
Clifford Laird
Katherine Sulowaki
Charles Grover
Ernest Lux
Herbert Johnson
Abraham Stolman
John Vanderipe
Karl Laird
Stanley Wolfe
Marvin Vincent
Olive Jones
Virginia Reid
Mary Perrine
Janina Zdanowick
John Wilson
Martin Sulowcki
Emma Braxton
Alberta Dey
Marjorie Laird
Irene Michaelson
Anna Scott
Luella Reid
Anna Schnell
Alice Scott
Kathryn Stahl
Rosella Perrine
Virginia Pullen
Arthur Campbell
William Braxton
Carl Hiker
Harold Hagerty
Leo Hoffman
Herman Stout
Marion Clayton
Alice Stout
Elizabeth Vanderipe
Myrtle Wilson
Peter Brown
Helen Brown
Grace Westerh
Hightstown Day Election Set Aside by Court
The New Jersey Supreme Court held the Hightstown dry referendum invalid for failing to substantially comply with the soldier vote law. Justice Parker wrote the opinion, finding that mailed ballots to commanding officers without voting instructions undermined the election’s validity. The ruling sets a precedent for future cases on soldier voting requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hightstown
Mercer County
Supreme Court
Parker
Schieble
Harry Heber
Trenton
George W. Hobart
Collins& Corbin
Jersey City
Aaron V. Dawes
James Hammond
Secretary of State
Marshall
Schiebie
Hightstown Socials and Accidents Reported
One day last week Samuel Gordon suffered a deep cut while splitting wood. The column lists local visitors and residents from Cranbury Trenton and Roselle including the Rabolds and McDougalls and notes a fifty four year wedding anniversary for Henry H Riggs and family. A death is reported for Adelia N Burroughs at Mercer Hospital in Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gordon
John Ervin
Cranbury
Walter McDougall
Addison
Albert Smith
Jamesburg
L. D. Bayles
Trenton
Charles Rabold
Edgar Rabold
Roselle
A Atork
Windsor
T. Ely Mount
Henry Mount
Charles Bennett
Robbingville
Henry H. Riggs
Merchantsville
Hightstown
Samuel R. Ford
Burroughs
Adelia N
Caroline Burroughs
Mercer Hospital
Miss Burroughs
Samuel B. Ford
Improvements in the parole system
Governor Edge announces new statewide parole rules adopted by the Court of Pardons and the Board of Charities and Corrections. Parole after minimum sentence goes to the Board of Managers. pre minimum parole goes to the Court of Pardons. Credits and classification systems aid recommendations and appeals to the state’s highest court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Edge
Burdette G. Lewis
State Commissioner of Charities and Corrections
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Board of Managers
Court of Pardons
Governor's Office
Lewis
Court of
Dwight W. Morrow
Elacrinin
State Board
G O P Takes Practical Issue For The Campaign
In Trenton on February 25 Republicans announce an active campaign for New Jersey’s Governorship focusing on economic issues affecting daily life. Only candidate so far is State Comptroller Newton A. Bugbee who entered early to show voters his character and suitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
New Jersey
Newton A. K. Bugbee
Twenty four hour developing service advertised
A local offer touts twenty four hour developing and printing service with professional staff handling all work. Exposures and negatives are processed for the finest results and mailed or delivered promptly at reasonable prices. The ad also invites customers to purchase cameras and films.
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Presbyterian
J. E Curry
JI Peter
Second Presbyterian
H. F. Doran
Community Brotherhood
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Henry Symmes
Methodist Church
Asbury Smallwood
Hightatown
the Reading Circle
Davis
J.D. Chamberlin
Clara Chamberlin
H. J. Butcher
Pioneer Grange
Mrs
D. C. Mershon
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
First Presbyterian Chapel
Steinbach
George J. Burch
N. J
Elcar Motor Company
Mercer
Middlesex
Hudson
Burch
Elcar
Daniel W. Clayton
Councilors’ Association, Jr. C. U A. M
Middlesex County
Cranbury Council
Goodwill Council
Pioneer Grange No. 1
Odd Fellows Hall
Mercer County Pomona Grange
Wm. H. Blackwell
Pomona Grange
Wm. N. Hughes
C. N. Cunningham
Cranbury Orchestra
Ely Dey
C. M. Perrine
K. Chamberlin
C. E. Rue
Henry Loveland
Mary Spaulding
Worthy
Walter H. Havens
Monroe Township
Abijah Applegate
Prospect Plains
Applegate
Ernest A. Mount
F. W. Jamison
B. Frank Mount
Bergen’s Mills
Peter Johnson
Misa Elsie
Russell Rockhill
Donald
G. C. Peppler
Raymond Ely
Leon Ely
Jonah Dey
John V. Ely
Lydia Dey
Sharon
Elmer Hutchinson
E. State St
Trenton, N. J
Rider-Moore & Stewart School
Business Ranking Civil Service
Broad St
Trenton, N
Strand Theatre
New York
York Eoenane
Spectatora
Enthusi
Sage
Ierais
York
York Tia
Auman Aly Y
Kanes
Rts
Venk Peele
Cheatro
Matinee
Moen
Daniel Block Clothing CO
Washington Market Building
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