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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1921

Page

2

Shadowed schemes cloud a young romance in Pendlehaven

Reggie Curtis plots to abduct Kathie Devon with his mother Mrs Curtis backing the plan to wed Kathie to a rich suitor. Uriah Devon seeks money and, later, reforms after prison release while Tennibel Devon works with the Salvation Army. Doctor Paul and Doctor John push Kathie toward a quick marriage to Philip MacCauley as Tony’s fate hangs in the balance.

Mater Tony Devon Paul Mrs. Curtis Devon Reggie Kathie John Phil Uriah Devon Tennibel Devon Salvation Army Philip Reginald Curtis Katherine Pendlehaven Brothers Uriah Philip MacCauley Doctor Paul Tennibel Tony Doctor John Sarah New York Syracuse Darling Edith Devon Ede Edith Pendlehaven Reginald Brown

Unseen scheme advances toward Tennifer Devon in Ithaca

Reginald Brown and Uriah Devon plot to abduct Tennifer Devon. They discuss risk and gain until nine o clock when they approach Pendlehaven Place. Uriah carries a revolver and a black bag as they enter the estate and hide the woman near a rose bush.

Tennibel Ithaca Uriah Pendlehaven Place Reginald

Paradoxical Quip On John's Antipathy To Plants

A terse exchange notes John’s unusual aversion to potted plants. The dialogue implies a playful, paradoxical sentiment about why someone dislikes greenery.

John

Multiple New Jersey Briefs Highlight Local Developments

Daughters of America in Seaville mark lodge anniversary. Salem county Board of Agriculture spring meeting in Woodstown features National Farm Bureau speakers. Various local notes include road conditions, industry moves, church calls, crime updates, school funding, and public notices across towns like Millville, Vineland, Glassboro, Pitman, and Gloucester.

Daughters of America of Ath Seaville Lodge National Farm Bureau Salem County Board of Agriculture Woodstown Clarence W. Letts Whitall-Tatum Company Gass Manufacturers Bethlehem Steel Company Mays Landing Millville Harry C. Woods Master Builders’ Exchange Philadelphia Wildwood Exchange Woods Williamstown AM. FE Cook Washington Palmyra Union School Deerfield Gloucester City Board of Education M. Louise Foster Orange Joseph Aruffo Aruffo Charles Rogers Potter Street Haddonfield Lillian Washington Avenues New Jersey John Koche Trenton Terry Street Lumberton Street Koch Salem County Intercity Transportation Committee The Chamber of Commerce Camden Malvern Nobb Amercan Legion Millvile Union Lake South Jersey Monday Club Woodbury Camp Dix Port Norris Russia Gloucester Gothland National Park Houses of Hope Fire Company Belmont Fire Company Gloucester County Firemen’s Association Bordentown William C. Wingate James Persus Florence Carter Ethel Harris Gloucester County Pitman Maurice River Cove Delaware Bay Planfield J. Henry Crane District Court New Jersey Public Utility Commission New Jersey Central Traction Company Bogert T. Conkling Somervile John R. Bryant Somerset County Crothers and Bryan Orlando County Fla Bryant Jacob Kriedel Red Bank Front Street Robert Burk Franklin Township Frank L. Cleary Somerville Martha Huff Burk Simon Blen Beansy" Rosenfell New York Bergen County Hackensack Court of Errors and Appeals A. C. Hart Rosenfeld Tren Robert Anglecus Warren County Anna Kayritz Kayritz Anglecus Anglicus Gilbert II, Lowe Yardley R. W. Lowe Ridge

Markets Report With Live Stock and Calf Prices

Live stock: Reeves-Shipping steers 9.75 to 10.00, butcher grades 8.00 to 9.15, heifers 6.56 to 8.00, cows 2.25 to 7.50, bulls 6.50 to 14.50, feeders 5.00 to 7.50, milk cows and springers 40.00 to 120.00. Calves five to twelve dollars. Sheep and lambs: choice lambs 10.50 to 10.75, cull to fair 6.25 to 9.25, yearlings 6.50 to 7.00, sheep 2.00 to 6.75. Hogs Yorkers around 10.90 to 11.10, pigs and roughs mixed.

Graeee Renee Westerm Wecennes Brussels Florida South Carolina Texas Mercebana Esacces Barre Louisiana Lady Washington Cal Lima Ae Ag

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Grace Miller White H. K. Fly Company Tennifer Devon New Jersey State Pitman M. FE Herbert Slater William S. Slater Common Pleas Slater Alexander G. Anderson Bermuda Long Island State Jersey Del
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