Churches and notices in Cranbury area
Sunday services listed for First and Second Presbyterian churches with times and activities. Membership events include Ladies Reading Circle outing May 7 and Prize Declamation at Peddie Institute with Earl Butcher. Memorial notice for Mrs. William T. Schultz of New Bedford describes contributions to Cranbury Church, library and education, and funeral plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Butcher
Peddie Institute
William T. Schultz
Wm. T. Schultz
New Bedford
Mass
Rhinebeck
N. Y
Schultz
California
Amy Hempstead
Brooklyn
Captain Schultz
Cranbury
Methodist Church
Cranbury Press
Public Library of
Plainsboro socials and farm updates in May notices
Plainsboro hosts Cora White’s sixteenth birthday with gifts from local families. Princeton representatives attend the New Brunswick Presbytery missionary meeting in Trenton. May events include a Heel and Toe Social and a Boy Scout patrol entertainment at Plainsboro Hall. The Walker-Gordon Laboratory Co buys 875 cows from Briarcliff Farms, boosting herd size to over 1800 with new barns under construction. Veterinarians visit the area as J. B. White is seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George White
Cora
Misa Cora
Jane Burslem
Cornelia Perrine
Katharine Wicoff
Joby Thompson
H. W. Jeffers
8. P. Miller
Princeton
Plainsboro
New Brunswick
Mange
Raymond Britton
Ladies Aid Society
Boy Scout
R. H. Moore
Plainsboro Hall
Captain Moore
Isaac Barlow, Jr
Walker-Gordon Laboratory Co
Briarcliff
New York State
R. E. Krider
Walker-Gordon Farms
Lewis Okeson
C. J. Marshall
Pennsylvania
MacNiel
New Jersey
Jeffers
Letters About Death of Dr William S Bull in World War I
Major John C Taylor writes from France recounting Dr William S Bull's death near Verdun October 8 or 9 1918 during a shelled march. He notes Bull was a brave surgeon and beloved soldier who wore a helmet and died instantly after a head wound. An officer William E Mellvaine confirms Bull's death at a French aid station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Mra. Bull
France
Verdun
Meuse
Samogneux
Brabante
Cort
John C. Taylor
Lamegneux
Lieut. Bull
Lieut Bull
William E. Mellvaine
114Th Infantry
San
Det
Hammonton
N. J
Last Cattle Sale in May Ad Draws Farmers
An advertisement promotes the last cattle sale in May on Wednesday May 7 with 85 head of choice dairy cattle of all breeds. Buyers are invited to bid their own price and come early to find what they want, with details on page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ady
Yarn surplus offered to aid refugees through Red Cross
Small quantities of yarn remain suitable for making sweaters or other items for needy refugees. Helpers can obtain material by applying to Mrs. W. R. Silvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
W. R. Silvers
Edwards Balks at Questions in Joint Gubernatorial Debate
In New Jersey a one sided exchange marks a joint debate over the 1919 appropriation bill. State Controller Newton A. Bughee presses Senator Edward Edwards to define his veto stance and stance on items including a 450 000 blind pool. The letters frame Edwards as evasive while seeking clear voter information on whether he would have vetoed specific appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Newton A. K. Bughee
Edward Idwards
Nugent-Hague
Edwards
Comptroller
Bughee
Bugbee
New Jersey
Senate
Questioning Governor Candidacy on Emergency Fund and 1919 Bill
A letter from Newton A. Bugbed, New Jersey comptroller, challenges a gubernatorial candidate by comparing criticism of the state emergency fund to denouncing the 1919 appropriation bill as an orgy of extravagance. He asks what the candidate would have done in authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Newton A. K
Forger Nabbed After $700 Bank Drafts Across States
Charles F. Wilbarm, 45, of Lakewood, arrested at Bound Brook after a chase with William H. Weart, paying teller at First National Bank Bound Brook. Police say he is wanted in Hightstown and other towns for forging drafts, including in Iowa. He carried checks for $740 endorsed to individuals, used alias schemes, and traveled by automobile with New Jersey plate 100900. Detentions set in Somerset and other jurisdictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hightstown Bank
Charles F. Wilbarm
Lakewood
Bound Brook
William H. Weart
First National Bank
Dettmar
Trenton
Hightstown
Wilbarm
Iowa
E B Smith & Co
Philadelphia
Wilharm
Brooks Bank
Somerville
R. Fisher
A. L Stillwell
A. J. Woodbury
Hackettstown
Gettysburg
Lancaster
York
Adams Pa
Lima
O. Wilharm
New Jersey
Cranbury
C.H. Wilson
Totten
Somerset County
Enjoy Life With Chamberlain's Tablets
A health note says a man in good condition is likely to enjoy life while the bilious and dyspeptic suffer. It claims this ill feeling is unnecessary and suggests a few doses of Chamberlain's Tablets to tone the stomach aid digestion and regulate bowels.
Dependability in Baseball Goods at Stoll’s
A local store promotes dependable baseball equipment with emphasis on quality and low prices. The ad invites clubs and players to stock up for the season, promising fitting service and favorable terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoll’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Presbyterian
J. E Curry
Second Presbyterian
the Reading Circle
Ladies Reading Circle
Palace Theatre
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Second Presbyterian Church
Apollo Lodge
No. 156
J. B. White
W. 3. Bull
William S. Bull
Steinbach Company
Edwards Bales
State House
New Jerse
Secretary of State
New Jersey Interstate Bridge and Tunnel Commission
Commission On Pension and Retirement Funds
E. State St
Trenton, N. J
RED Freak
W.donnetty Ceaylor Opera House
Jiores
A F Williams
the Williams
East State St
America
Horace Mann
Mer
Block
Daniel Block Clothing CO
Washington
Broad
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