Plainsboro church society notes and events
Mrs J W B Wicoff visits Trenton Tuesday. Mr and Mrs George Allen and children of Dutch Neck stay with Mr and Mrs William Major. Plainsboro Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society meets. Miss Sue Miller presides. Ladies' Aid planning May 15 town hall all day sewing and quilting. Christian Endeavor rally at Plainsboro Church May 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Allen
Dutch Neck
William Major
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
Plainsboro Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Christian Endeavor
Plainsboro
Back Pain Relief Advertisement Suggests Liniment Use
An old advertisement advises relief for back pain blamed on rheumatism. It targets hard working people and promotes Chamberlain's Liniment to be massaged into the back two or three times daily, noting availability everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
F. Grimes
Crooksville
Ohio
Knox Elected Grand Patriarch of New Jersey Odd Fellows
John F. Knox of Asbury Park elected grand patriarch at the Grand Encampment of Odd Fellows of New Jersey session in Trenton. He succeeds Alfred B. Wilson of Trenton. New officers named include Oscar Lchlichting Hoboken grand high priest, Charles Rebwoldt J Linhurst grand senior warden, Edwin F. Osborne Newark grand junior warden, Frank R. Jummel Tren ton grand scribe, A. J. Dean Jersey City grand treasurer. Installation led by Oscar M. Falk Paterson grand master of the Grand Bacal pent. Session to meet next year in Asbury Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Knox
Asbury Park
Odd Fellows of
New Jersey
Trenton
Mr. Knox
Alfred B. Wilson
Oscar Lchlichting
Hoboken
Charles Rebwoldt
J Linhurst
Edwin F. Osborne
Newark
Frank R. Jummel
A. J. Dean
Jersey City
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Oscar M. Falk
Paterson
Grand Bacal Pent
Barnum and Bailey Circus to Visit Trenton May 17
The Barnum & Bailey Greatest Show on Earth announces an all new novelty circus with the Oriental pageant Persia or the Pageants of The Thousand and One Nights. More than 1,350 participate in the pageant, 350 musicians provide music, 3,500 costumes worn, and 480 artists perform acrobatics and riding. The show travels in 89 cars with 1,400 people, 785 horses, and a large menagerie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum & Bailey
Trenton
Barcum & Bailey
Persia
Hanneford
Riiders
Europe
Signor Bagonghi
Italy
Pallenberg
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Decoy tactics and massacres in the Ohio frontier voyage
The narrative recounts an 18th century migration along the Ohio River from Virginia to the Ohio region. It chronicles Indian decoys, attempts to lure emigrants ashore, a battle near Point Pleasant, and the capture and deaths of May, Skiles, and others, plus subsequent rescues and deaths as boats tried to escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
John May
Skiles
Ohio River
Point Pleasant
Fiinn
Jeff
May
Tie
Flinn
Thomas Marshall
Marshall
Downing
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