Local Cranbury notes and community notices cover May events
Mrs Bergen and others attend Mapmouth Presbyterial Home Missionary Society in Shrewsbury. School pupils plan a Junior Red Cross benefit entertainment May 22 in First Church chapel. Numerous visits, travels, and family events listed from Cranbury and nearby towns with brief health and property updates.
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J Bergen
Mary Edsall
Elmer Edsall
First Church
Shrewsbury
Mapmouth
Mary McCue
Hightstown
Edward Walker
Cranbury Public School
Red Cross
Misa Eleanore Hunt
Bridgeton
Gideon Applegate
William
Cole
A. G Hagaman
Millville
Plainsboro plans service flag unveiling and loan presentation
Plainsboro will host a town hall celebration next Monday evening May 6 at 7 30 featuring the unfurling of a 26 star service flag and a Liberty Loan flag presentation. Principal speakers include Surrogate D W Clayton of Cranbury and Mr Alva Ege of New Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainsboro
D. W. Clayton
Cranbury
Alva Ege
New Brunswick
Prohibition Predicted Sharply By St Louis Distiller
Sigmund Lang foresees nationwide liquor prohibition within eighteen months and says his stocks will run out soon. He plans to quit the liquor business as laws and sentiment shift, noting Arkansas and Iowa as early turning points. His Lang whisky house and Kentucky distillery were built by his father. the St Louis stock was sold for 75000 dollars. Adobe bricks used by Mericans and Indians are sun dried in two sizes and not suitable for rainy regions.
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United States
Sigmund J. ‘Lang
St Louis
Boston Monitor
Arkansas
Mr. Lang
Iowa
Arkavgas
Salvation Army
Lang Whisky House
St. Louis
Kentucky
Sigmund Lang
Chicago Tribune
Best Remedy for Whooping Cough
Mrs J B Roberts of East St Louis Illinois praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for her child. She says it kept the cough loose and relieved coughing spells and notes she trusts it as the only cough medicine in her home. The remedy is also good for colds and croup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
A Tale of Misplaced Inheritance and Alleged Suitors
In 1927 Western Newspaper Union items, Edward Harbeson visits Miss Vinton in her apartment after a mix up with a visitor named Hamiston. Harbeson learns their father’s will leaves property to them jointly, and he offers to relinquish his share. A mistaken call reveals the error, but Harbeson remains honorable, seeking to prove himself worthy of Miss Vinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurheson
Miss Vinton
Vinton
Harbeson
Edward Harbeson
James Vin‘ton
Europe
Mr. Hamiston
Tom Hamiston
Ned Harbeson
Haurbeson
Thurbeson
Aechow
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Cranbury Press
C P. Emmons
F. A. Brown
Anna Spaulding
Florence Todd
Trenton
Theodore Arrowsmith
Lawrence Station
Joseph Wicoff
Potter
William Stein
Perth Amboy
Samuel Dey
Addison Stukas
Charles Petty
Anna Harris
Andrew Harris
Alexander Milne
Mr. Alexander Milne, Jr
Pittsburgh, Pa
Adelaide Everingham
George Holman
Toms River
George Puerschver
Marion Campbell
Florence Perrine
Samuel Lawrence
Carleton Campbell
Camp Dix
W. C. van Hise
Mary van Hise
Lakewood
Wm. H. Bargen
Ella Reese
Dayton
W. H. Havens
Sara Applegate
Willis Applegate
Edna Nolan
Cranbury Station
Freida Schnell
Charles Cox
Elwood Groves
Well’s Mémorial Hospital
Lewis Hoffman
Englishtown
Russell Johnson
David P. Dey
Wm. Bergen
Edward Appleger
F. 8. Davis
East Orange
William Gordon
Gertrude Bergen
Haddonfield
Clarence Perrine
Lemuel Stults
Mrs Yard
Asbury Park
Maplewood Avenue
Charles Albright
Yard
J. 8. Silvers & Bro, Co
Thomas Hutton
Grace Hutton
Dorothy Hutton
John Barlow
Kingston
Lewin Schenck
Walter Schenck
Dutch Neck
Marion Scobey
Wm N Hughes
Snedeker Farm
Samuel Oebler
Cranbury~Deyton
Charles Butcher
Rutgers College
Alex, Butcher
Princeton University
Ernest L Stuka
Second Presbyterian Church
Martina Welsh
Des Moines, Tows
Julia Scudder
Newark
Laura
Margaret Allegate
Frances Gordon
Jennie Probasco
Allentown
J H. Barclay
Allen Wilson
Lydia
Joseph Cobin
Misa Hattie Lewis
Harry Moore
Siss Rubamah Strang
Prospect Plaing
Harry Appleget
Fred Appleget
Cranbury Fire Company
Harvey Hutchinson
W.c.t. U
Femmes Raemrvsee
Lake Baens
Western Newspaper Union
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
All Drugeist
BABY
Brothers
Bungalow Poultry Farm
H. Chandler
Prop
Monmouth Junction
N. J
Apollo Lodge
No. 158
John H. Baremore
W.M
Algo
Charles Cottrell
Cranbury, N. J
Norcross & Groies
Min
Charles G. Groves
Office North Main Street
DELCO
Delco- Light
KE. M. Coffey
New Sreaswick
Hoi . O
S. P. Dunham & Co
Trenton, N. J
Federal Reserve
First National Bank
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