Sunday church services and events announced
The notice lists morning sermons by Rev J B Curry at the First Church and Professor Frederick W Loetscher at Schultz Memorial M E Church. It notes Sunday School at 10 and Community Service at 7 80, with solos by Verna and Evelyn Rogers of Trenton. C E Society meets next Sunday at 6 30 with the topic My favorite sayings of Christ. Union meeting with Juniors led by Miss Imlay ONeil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Curry
Jacob
Bethel
Verna
Evelyn Rogers
Trenton
Second Presbyterian
Frederick W. Loetscher
Princeton Seminary
Rev. L
Lennox
Second Church Co. BE. Society
C. E. Society of the Second Church
Imlay O'Neil
Verna and Evelyn Rogers to Perform at First Church
The chorister announces Miss Verna Rogers and Miss Evelyn Rogers of Trenton will play at the Sunday Evening service next week. They will perform violin and cornet duets and a musical treat is promised. A large audience is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church
Verna
Evelyn Rogers
Trenton
Bids For Fire House
Township Committee hears bids on a new fire house but all bids exceed the appropriation. A. F. Benny of Trenton bids 18 970 00, Ephriam White of New Brunswick 317 300 00, Geo M Perrine of Cranbury 15 000 00. A readvertisement with revised specs will be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Benny
Trenton
Ephriam White
New Brunswick
Geo. M. Perrine
Cranbury
Surprise For Worshipful Master Owens at Lodge Convocation
Large attendance at Apollo Lodge No. 156 F M convocation Tuesday night for a surprise on Worshipful Master Jos Owens leader of the Tall Cedar Band of New Brunswick. Three elevated to master mason and refreshments served. Concert tomorrow at 8 p m by Peddie Musical Clubs in Hightstown Baptist Church under Live Wire Society auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo Lodge
Jos
NM Owens
Tall Cedar Band
New Brunswick
Owens
Peddie Musical Clubs
Baptist Church
Hightstown
Live Wire Society
Garden program and civic talk at Cranbury club meeting
The Woman's Club of Cranbury hosted a Wednesday gathering at Mrs. J Edward Chamberlin's home with guests from Keyport. The program titled My Garden featured piano solos, vocal numbers, and an address by Miss Landmann. dainty refreshments followed as a social hour then. Mrs Colton of the League of Women Voters will speak in Cranbury Tuesday May 24 at the Second Presbyterian Church chapel on working through existing groups to improve county and state conditions, in a Pioneer Grange meeting urged for all citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club of
Cranbury
J. Edward Chamberlin
Keyport
Literary Club
Chamberlin
Halsey Reid
Anna Chamberlin
John Dorrance
C. P. Emmons
C. M. Perrine
John Stonaker
Chopin
Carlotta Davison
Francis Bacon
Garden
Colton
League of Women Voters
Second Presbyterian Church
Pioneer Grange
Block Dance by Cranbury Fire Company on Decoration Day
The Fire Company of Cranbury New Jersey hosts a Block Dance on May 30 at 8 PM with the Tall Cedar Band of New Brunswick. A portion of dancing space is reserved for colored people with ample parking. Several sub chairs and duties listed, admission 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Company
Cranbury
N. J
Tall Cedar Band
New Brunswick
E. Bennett
Josh Wyckoff
Peter Urban
Norman Applegate
Wm. T. Denison
WM. A. Rue
Trafic
W. H. Gordon
C. Raymond Wicoff
E. C. Wilson
Stanley Conover
William Smith
Death of Mrs. Mary A. Vreeland at 59
Mrs. Mary A. Vreeland wife of Nicholas Vreeland Sr died Monday evening at her daughter Mrs. Martin Welsh home after long illness. She leaves her husband three sons Nicholas Frank and James and Mrs. Welsh. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 PM from Mrs Welsh home conducted by Rev J E Curry. Interment at Second Presbyterian Cemetery directed by A B Cole Son Vo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Vreeland
Mary A. Vreeland
Martin Welsh
Welsh
J E Curry
Second Presbyterian Cemetery
A. 8. Cole, Son
Death of Dayton Resident Richard M Rowland at 83
Richard M Rowland aged 83 of Dayton died at his home on Wednesday evening. He was a charter member of Apollo Lodge and is survived by a brother James, two daughters Mrs A V Stout and Mrs Herman Sanders, and two sons Charles of Miami and Frank of Highland Park. Funeral Friday at 2 00 from his home, Rev J B Clark officiating, burial in Dayton Cemetery, Cole Son & Co directing. A Middlesex County Board of Agriculture meeting in Cranbury May 18 featured talks by G D Brill on Boys and Girls Clubs, L A Clinton on Extension Work, and a women’s meeting led by Mrs F W Stillman. supper with M E Church ladies followed. Evening program included Ora Bennett solo, Molly’s Surprise Party, Miss Mary Spaulding solo, Willard Totten, taxation talk by Dr Kimmerer of Princeton, and an address by Dr Agee noting wartime tax implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M. Rowland
Dayton
Rowland
Apollo Lodge
James Rowland
A. V. Stout
Monmouth Junction
Herman Sanders
Charles Rowland
Miami
Florida
Frank Rowland
Highland Park
J. B. Clark
Dayton Church
Dayton Cemetery
Cole, Son & Co
Middlesex County Board of Agriculture
Odd Fellows Hall
Cranbury
David J. Perrine
G. D. Brill
L. A. Clinton
F. W. Stillman
M. E. Church
Solo
Ora Bennett
Molly
Mary Spaulding
Willard Totten
Kimmerer
Princeton University
Agee
State Board of Agriculture
Steinbach's Fifty-first Anniversary Celebration
Steinbach's marks its 51st anniversary with events from May 21 to 28 in Asbury Park New Jersey. The article highlights the store's growth since 1870, its expanding displays, and the prize offer of 25 dollars for a slogan. It also includes a Cranbury Board of Trade summary and a discussion on U.S. Steel wage reductions and their impact on industry and railways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinbach’s
Asbury Park
N. J
John Steinbach
Long Branch
Steinbach
North Jersey
Atore
Breinbach
Steinbach Company
Cranbury Board of Trade
Cranbury
Hightstown Road
State of New Jersey
U.S. Steel Corporation
U. S
United States
Europe
Asia
Hightstown Social Notes and New Silver Plating Process
Mrs J B Schenck and party spent Saturday in New York while Mrs W A Robbins returned home after a week there with her mother. A May 16 birth was recorded for Prospect Plains. several local families visited Union Valley Center Street and Englishtown areas. The item also notes a Windsor visit by Frank Wolfe and Martin Wolfe and reports a silverplating advance from Popular Mechanics Magazine detailing a new Sheffield bath method using potassium carbonate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stillwell
Prospect Plains
Rudolph Heidinger
Fred Luttman
Dayton
Frank Luttman
Princeton
Jacob Heidinger
Union Valley
Benjamin Hoffman
Englishtown
Joshua Thomas
Center Street
Abijah Cottrell
Frederick
Hamilton Square
Jonah Dey
Lizzie Ely
South Street
George Peppler
Rachel Brognard
Frank Wolfe
Windsor
Martin Wolfe
Sheffield
Popular Mechanics
No Conception of Money
A humorous exchange notes Myrtle’s lack of understanding of money. Jane adds that she even has a savings account, reflecting light gossip about financial savvy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle
Jane
Kansas City Star
Say it with flowers origin debate hints Judd Budd
The remark traces to Judd Budd who allegedly coined the line Say it with flowers and sparked talk about its tie to floral advertising. Some recall Budd as the man who early on linked oral and floral phrasing, though records vary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budd
Judd
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First Presbyterian
Mr. Owens
Woman’s Club
Mrs. Colton
Granbury
Cranbury Station
Jones-Howe Co
J. S. Silvers & Bro. Company
J. B. Schenck
Miss Esther
Catharine Davison
New York
East State St
Trenton, N. J
Richelieu
the Williams
A. F. Williams
New Jersey
Daniel Block
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