Church Notes and Services at Cranbury Press First Church
The Cranbury Press reports church notes across First Church and Second Church events. Highlights include Paul ministry in Rome sermons at 2:30 and 6:00, prayer meetings, teachers meetings, and evening services led by Rev. J. E. Gurr Rev. C. P. Taylor and Rev. J. L. asBaTe. Methodist and other pastor-led sessions cover unity in diversity and Life's greatest question with leaders Mrs. Edward Walker Rev. 0. F. Taylor and Mrs. Edward Humphreys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Gurr
Bangata Beroor
Paul
Rome
Edward Walker
Annie Morton
Forpay
Itunpar
C. PF. Taylor
Baspata Soncol
Pauls
Pravin Mesrmna
F. Tavior
J. L
Paris
Edward Humphreys
Clergy Moves and Local Notices in Cranbury Area
Mr. Nelson Petty visited from Trenton over Sunday. Rev W J B Edgar is called to Jamesburg pastorate and Rev Joseph G Symmes to Jacksonville Church, Burlington Co. An invitation to the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. James E Rowland of Dayton. Dr Hodge from Philadelphia preached in local churches. A baptism of church activities includes Epworth League thanks and a First Church Missionary Society Thanksgiving sale. Public sale of John Swinger’s 61-acre Cranbury farm on Nov 24. Rutgers College marks its 181st anniversary. social events at First Church and Hallowe en program notes. Miss Marjorie Perrine ill with appendicitis, surgery performed by Dr Donahue and Symmes. Gunning season opens, with trespass warnings issued for several properties including Conover, Applegate, Hutchinson, Mason. seek owner permission.
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W. J. B. Edgar
United Presbyterian Church of Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church of
Edward B. Hodge
Philadelphia
Hodge
Marjorie
John .B. Perrine
Symmes
Donahue
Parades and Chrysanthemums Highlight Local Events
The Fireman's Parade at Trenton showcased a two mile route and about forty minutes, with seventeen bands and two drum corps. A Chrysanthemum Show by the Epworth League in Odd Fellows Hall drew praise, 125 plants on display and sale proceeds of 25 dollars. A Methodist semi centennial observance and a Cranbury Farmer's Institute outline program details and speakers for December.
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Trenton
Pss
Epworth League
Odd Fellows Hall
Miss Leigh
Klondike Gold and Prosperity Claims by Bryan
Mr Bryan argues that gold extracted from the Klondike fuels prosperity, noting recent shifts in his view from doubt to signs of recovery. He says more money has been spent on outfitting Klondike parties than has been mined, reflecting a foreign scarcity impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Klondike
Bryan
New Jersey marriages fall to 18171 as births rise
The State Bureau of Vital Statistics reports 18171 marriages for the year ending June 30, down about 200 from the prior year. Deaths total 29822, births 31695, with the death rate suggesting improving health. non-residents will face a licensure penalty under the new law.
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State Bureau of Vital Statistics
New Jersey
Ocean Grove Bishop Fitzgerald Chosen Stokes Successor
The twenty eighth annual Ocean Grove Camp meeting Association session in Ocean Grove Hall elected Bishop James N. Fitzgerald to succeed the late Dr. Stokes as president. The selection was unanimous and timely, with officers re elected. In New Jersey I O O F the next Tuesday election of a Grand Representative for the Sovereign Grand Lodge looms, with Evan Dalrymple widely anticipated to win based on his prior leadership and growth of the order in the state.
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Ocean Grove
Association Hall
James N. Fitzgerald
Dr. Stokes
Bishop Fitzgerald
New Jersey
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Evan Dalrymple
New
Order
Odd Fellowship
Trenton
Stoves Buy Offer At Blackmar’s Grocery
A. T. Brillman of Hightstown N J offers a two week incentive on cash stove purchases at Blackmar’s Grocery Store with a free fine set of carving knives for buyers of $10 or more. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised as top skin remedy available from N F Clayton.
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A. T. Brillman
Hightstown
N. J
Blackmar
Blackmar's Grocery
Fountain Square
Promises of cures and sale notices for medicines
Advertisements claim Lo Mo cures piles in 3 to 5 days with a 75 cent bottle. Other notices tout New York style hats, parlor heater for sale, and optical exams in Trenton. Also promoting Dr King remedies for coughs colds and consumption with guarantees and free trials at Clayton's Drug Store.
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Harry Logue
Williamsport
Dr. King
Clayton
Morrison
Worthington
Ind
Sun
Annie Stehle
Cottage Grove Ave
Chicago
Clayton’s
Regular Meeting Notice and Shop Offer
A note invites a boy about 12 to 14 to apply at the office. It mentions no charge for trimming hats and trimmings bought from the writer for the rest of the season. Frances Snow appears, along with a regular meeting notice for Apollo Lodge No. 156 FP and AM. The meeting is Tuesday evening November 16 at 7 30 o'clock, with Joan D. Coampenuin serving as W M.
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Frances Snow
Apollo Lodge
A. M
Joan D. Coampenuin
W. M
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China
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Hugh McCauley
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Wa. H. Johnson
Grand Union Tea Co
Jersey
Edward W. Bok
Ladies Home Journal
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Blackmar’s
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Bucklen
N. F. Clayton
New York
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W. H. Jonson
State and Warren Sts
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Josephine Y. Bresse
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Richard P Crater
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