Church Services: Preachers at First and Second Presbyterian
The First Presbyterian Church features Rev J E Carry delivering How Christians Should Vote in the morning and Rev S J McClenaghan speaking New Jersey's Pine Belt in the evening with a youth rally. Second Presbyterian presents Rev Warren Elsing delivering The Great Herald as part of a four sermon series on Gospel history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
J. E Carry
J. McClenaghban
Synod of New Jersey
New Jersey
Pine Belt
Christian Endeavor
McClenaghan
Second Presbyterian
Warren Elsing
Great Herald
Christ
Jesus
Ladies Reading Circle
Clifford Conover
Mexico
Brown
Anna Chamberlin
C. T. Hoffman
Bradley
H. J. Butcher
F. A. Brown
Mies Anos Chamberlin
Mra
J. B. Perrine
Conover
Ella Sung
J.S. Silvers
Samuel Perrine
Wm. Gordon
E.5.barclay
Wells
Symmes
Schultz Memorial and church notices in Cranbury area
Readable items describe Schultz Memorial services in Cranbury with Sunday school at 10 and preacher Rev H Rockey, rally day and temperance talks, Ursinus College lecture, Stitch and Chatter Club meeting, 50th birthday for Howard Jemison, a barn fire at Rev James B Clark’s property, Rally Day at Second Presbyterian, a William S Cole engagement to Mrs Fannie Van Derveer, and election day chicken dinner plus oyster supper hosted by First Presbyterian and Stitch and Chatter Club.
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Second Presbyterian Sunday School
H. Perrine
First Presbyterian School
Lizzie Schnell
Ella Grover
Hightstown
Fred Maple
Hattie Lewis
Russell Silvers
William S. Cole
Fannie van Derveer
Cranbury
Cole
A. 8. Cole, Son & Co
van Derveer
First Presbyterian
Ladies Guild of the Church
Grand Old Republican Meeting in Cranbury
A large turnout in Odd Fellows Hall witnesses a Grand Old Republican meeting. Speakers include J. A. Edgar for Assembly, Walter E. Edge supporter, George Applegate, Frederick Schneider, Wm. A. Spencer for Surrogate, Robert Carson for Congress, and Frederick A. Pope on national issues. The call urges voting straight Republican to restore Cranbury’s majority.
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Cran‘bury
Odd Fellows Hall
W. H. Havens
J. A. Edgar
Cranbury
Walter E. Edge
George Applegate
Frederick Schneider
Assembly
Wm. A. Spencer
Robert Carson
Congress
Republican Party
Frederick A. Pope
Mrs Furman Snedeker Dies After Illness
Mrs Sarah A Snedeker wife of Fur man Snedeker of Plainsboro died after several weeks illness aged 68 at her home. She leaves three sons and a daughter Mrs Frank Sorter Rahway. Funeral services were private Friday afternoon. Interment Brainerd cemetery under direction of A B Cole Son Co.
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Sarah A. Snedeker
Furman Snedeker
Plainsboro
Electric Bookkeeping Machine at Bank Sparks Modern Service
The First National Bank of Cranbury installs a Burroughs Bookkeeping machine to automate dates, deposits, checks, and balances. It prints rows, warns on overdrafts, and issues statements instead of passbooks, aligning with progressive banking practices. A later note covers a surprise party for James Everett and sister Mira, plus local property and wedding news.
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First National Bank of Cranbury
Burroughs
First National Bank
Indigestion Relief Reported by Geneva Woman
Mrs. Thomas Casey of Geneva New York testifies that Chamberlains Tablets relieved her husband of years of indigestion and stomach distress after meals. The product is obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Thomas Casey
Geneva
N. Y
Jamesburg Club and Auxiliary Programs Amid Busy Social Calendar
Jamesburg Round About Book Club hosted by Mrs H D Zandt with Miss Stranahan of the Home for Boys in a postponed session at Zandt home. Over fifty attendees enjoyed a music heavy program led by Miss Mabel Gaston, with talks on masterworks and entertaining talks on new subjects followed by refreshments. The Young People's Auxiliary of the Presbytery of Monmouth holds a November 4 meeting at Asbury Park Presbyterian Church with 9:45 a.m. devotional and 1:45 p.m. sessions including hymns, prayers, reports, and a Baltimore address. A separate note reports a high wind sparked a fire at Willard Peterson’s Hightstown home, destroying the residence and 80 bushels of seed potatoes. prior September losses included outbuildings on the Peterson farm owned by John H. Hutchinson. A whale death anecdote explains inflation of the tongue to float the carcass to the surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamesburg
Charles McDonald
Miss Meyers
Nellie Savidge
Gaston
Young People’s Auxiliary
Presbytery of
Monmouth
Presbyterian Church
Asbury Park
N. J
Misa Florence Wilbur
Willard Peterson
Bordentown
Peterson
Hightstown
Two Ladies Visit Chicago Art Museum Amid Winged Victory
In Harper's Magazine note an amused child mistakes the Winged Victory for missing a head, while a girl quiets the boy with a quip about art. A separate quip has a poet lamenting a lost friend and a banter about a rhyming dictionary.
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Chicago Art Museum
Harper's Magazine
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Schultz
H. Rockey
The
Antifalcon League
Z W. Wells
Farmingdale
Ulrich D. Rumbaugh
Ursinus College
Stitch and Chatter Club
Della Bergen
Howard Jemison
Dayton
James B. Clark
Cole-Van Derveer
Second Presbyterian Church
Bessie Bergen
Anon Appleger
Helen Wilson
Reading Circle
Mrs. Furman Snedeker
Dutch Neck
James Everett
Mira
Elizabeth Rogers
Rebecca Everett
Andrew L Everett
Walter Everett
Beverly Everett
Irvin Everett
Franklin_Everett
Lawonte Everett
William Everett
Grant Everett
W. Harrison Everett
Charles J. Anderson
Rebecca E. Everett
Warren Petty
Bertha
Evalinds
Erna
Ola
Stella
Beulah
Carolyn
Florence
Marjorie Everett
Edwin
Earl
Jesse
David
Elmer
Arthur
Frank
Donald Everett
Lydia Temple
Ida
Wilmer Temple
Frank Tindall
Doris
Miss Norton
Ella T. Norton
Blauvelt
Hightatown
Charles C. Blauvelt
Pasadena
California
Mr. Blauvelt
Blauvelt & Everett
Charles J. Keeler & Bro
Nolan Murphy
St. John’s R. C
Allentown
Joseph M. Nolan
Mayme Murphy
Washington, DC
Grace Petrie Williams Hyme
Hemphill
Hyme
America
Joel B. Hayden
Baltimore
Fred'k W. Donnelly
A. F. Williams
Williams Jewelry Store
East State Street
Trenton, N. J
BIG Opportu
Daniel Block Clothing CO
Washington Market Building
Broad St
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