Cranbury notices and social happenings 1920
Cranbury residents record painting work by W H Bergen and visits by Wm Hoffman family. Guests include R Wicoff and Mayme Appleget from Trenton, Adelaide Everingham at Hightstown funeral, Enid Walker from Normal School Trenton, and many local residents visiting Philadelphia and Harrisburg shops. A new summer hat line debuts at local shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. Hoffman
W. H. Bergen
Wm. Hoffman
Joseph
H. Perrine
R. Wicoff
Mayme Appleget
Alex Appleger
Trenton
C. R. Wicoff
Adelaide Everingham
Isabelle Huff
Hightstown
Huff
Isabelle Grant
Cranbury
Bunker Hill
Peter Walton
Springfield
Mass
Abram E. Snow
Remedy for Rheumatism Through External Liniment
The article asserts most chronic and muscular rheumatism is relieved by external application of Chamberlain's Liniment. It claims internal medicines are a waste of time and money in about 99 out of 100 cases and promotes trying the liniment, priced 35 cents per bottle and 60 cents for large.
Peddie All Stars Beat Cranbury Grammar Team 15 to 13
Baseball at Cranbury school grounds Saturday afternoon ended with the Peddie Institute All Stars defeating Cranbury Grammar school boys 15 to 13 after nine innings. Tomorrow a home game features the Cranbury team against a State Home squad. Card of Thanks from Mrs James H Conover and family expresses gratitude for condolences. Coming events list local entertainments and festivals in June at area churches and halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbury
All Stars of
Peddie Institute
Grammar School Boys of
Peddie
Colored Glee Club
Bordentown
Presbyterian Church
Dutch Neck
Kingston M. E
Mechanics Hall
Monmouth Junction
Lamb That Grew On Tree A Biblical Tabloid Tale
A New York Evening Sun note recounts a Talmud tale of a plant called jeduah that bore lambs on a stalk. The lambs fed within a tethered circle, dying if disturbed. hunters felled the stalk with darts to claim their game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
New York Evening Sun
Children's Summer Dress Sale Preview
A catalog of children’s wear lists gingham dresses 2.25 to 5.25 in sizes 2 to 6 years. Oliver Twist suits in madras and galatea at 2.50 to 2.85. Rompers and creepers in linene madras chambrays 1 to 6 years from 1.15 to 2.25. Indicates more baby items ready for Children’s Day and summer.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Cranbury Press
Enid Walker
Normal School
E. W. Walker
Emma Harder
Gertrude Harder
Philadelphia
C. B. Miller
Harrisburg
E. Harder
Elizabeth
Olive Lennox
New York City
L. E Lennox
F. W. Schweitzer
M. E
L. H. Lennox
Mary Conover
Mrs. H. Potter
William Stout
Stout
Elsie Bergen
William Chamberlin
Princeton
Alfred Chamberlin
Ralph Henricus
South Hampton
Jean Marie
Henricus
Evan Hutton
D. N. Appleger
W. S. Cole
Round
Elwood
Marion Campbell
St. Francis Hospital
Redford J. Gulick
Highland Park
John P. Wicoff
Keyport
Haa
J. Edward Chamberlin
Cranbury Station
W. H. Johnson
Asbury Park
Frank Compton
South Amboy
Charles Everingham
Amanda Martin
Arthur Patrick
Charles
Martin Welsh
Franklin Danser
Sharon, Pa
Odd Fellows Hall
George Puerschner
Charles Hodapp
Milltown
George Hoppell
Mrs
Luther P. Runyon
James H. Conover
Wm. M Cox
Annette Kellerman
Tom Wye
East State St
Trenton, N. J
Apollo Lodge
A.M
Clarence M. Thorne
Tus
Joan W. Pullen
H. M. Grover
Plainsboro
P.O
H. Chandler
Bungalow Poultry Farm
N. J
Peppier
Ansbor Green
Ansbor
Adheso
John Deere
W. A
Fairbanks
Thomas Peppler
Hightstown, New Jersey
Hall
I. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
S. P. Dunham & Co
Red Star
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