Cranbury Community Notes and Local Appointments
Mrs J D Barclay entertained at a family dinner. Clichard Stults purchased the Tsane M Cubberley farm. Milas Sadie Applegot visited in Trenton. Mrs J C Holmes confined at home with a carbuncle. Several residents attended a New Haven football game. Mrs Clifford Chamberlin hosted her aunt Mrs Stephen Perrine of Hightstown. The Club of Ten meets with Miss Sidie Applegat. Various residents visiting Trenton Philadelphia East Orange Bloomfield and New York. Union Thanksgiving service planned at Second Presbyterian Church with Rev Adolos Allen. Willing Workers Mission Band social December 1 at First Presbyterian chapel. Pioneer Grange No 1 plans entertainment November 23 with a farce Scenes in the Union Depot and degrees conferred.
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Trenton
J. C. Holmes
Messra Frank
Davia Jr
N. F. Clayton
Barclay
New Haven
Mira Maria Groves
Pioneer Grange No. 1
Union Depot
Chapel meeting on Korea leaders and program and gun accident
A church program in the chapel outlines a Korea and Mountaineers theme led by Myra Havens and Clara Huffington with readings from Celeste Curry Helen Murray Hazel Erickson and others. Separately John B Schanck, near Dutch Neck, was shot in the leg by a rabbit load while hunting. he was treated and not seriously injured.
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Willing Workers Mission Band
Korea
Myra Havens
Clara Huffington
Leadera
Celeste Curry
Helen Murray
Pongie
Hazel Erickson
John B. Schanck
Dutch Neck
Goa
Titus
Highta Town
Jin
Schanck
Mrs Amanda Rue Dies After Illness in Trenton Home
Mrs Amanda Rue wife of former Honator John D Rue died at their Rug home in Trenton after months of illness due to paralysis She was 76 and a Swangle family member of Dutch Neck Funeral services were held at the Rue home then at Fourth Presbyterian Church Interment in Dutch Neck Cemetery Rev Hugh B McCauley officiated Also noted is the death of Rev J L Folwell a prominent Baptist minister who lived near Penns Neck and attended Princeton Baptist Church Funeral services were held at Pens Neck Church and Princeton Church.
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Joseph Cornell
Second Presbyterian Cemetery
Amanda Rue
John D. Rue
Trenton
Dasth
Swangle
Dutch Neck
Rue
Fourth
Presbyterian Church
Hugh B. McCauley
Dutch Neak Cemetery
J. L. Folwell
New Jersey
Penns Neck
Princeton Baptist Church
Princeton
Pens Neck
Thanksgiving union service and local social notes
The union Thanksgiving service will be held at the Presbyterian church with Rev. O. P. Euches delivering the sermon. The public school concerts and art exhibit were a big success. Rev. Thomas Tyack returned from New York visiting mission churches in the slums. Mrs Anthony Wilson attended a Spring Lake visit at Calhoun Chamberlin School. Mrs. Mary Barker and Miss Luats Dey were guests of Mrs. Elmer J. Rogers. Mrs Anna McMurran recovered from a serious illness. E. J. Rogers visited Theodore Green of Delanco, former public schools principal, while in town. Major Andrew J. Smith spent the week with relatives here. Ladies of the Baptist Home Missionary Society sent barrels of clothing to Kansas. Peddie Institute student Huston Campbell recovering from injuries after ether bottle explosion in the chemical department. Mrs Richard Morris was a weekend guest of Mrs Donnell. Mrs Emma Grey of Princeton is visiting. Gilbert S. Pullen, a new shoe factory owner, plans to move in spring. George Swinger building a new residence on Main Street. Large barn on Elwood Ewart’s farm destroyed by fire Saturday afternoon.
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Thomas Tyack
New York City
The Indies of the Baptist Home Mis+sionary Society
Barrela
Kansas
Huston Campbell
Peddie Institute
Chemical Department
Gilbert
Pullen
George Swinger
Main Street
Elwood Ewart
Crane Cranbury area social notices and sales
Local residents mix with relatives and visitors across Cranbury and nearby towns. Invitations announce the wedding of Irene Cubberley to Clifford Tindall on November 24, while society activities include a Baptist women’s group gathering and church delegates attending a state convention. Packages include a McClure’s Magazine outreach in Cranbury and two farm and land auctions scheduled late November.
Petit Jury Panels Set for December Term Across Towns
Sheriff Quackenboss released the December petit jury lists by township including Piscataway Cranbury Metuchen Raritan Highland Park Woodbridge New Brunswick South Amboy Sayreville North Brunswick Booth Brunswick Perth Amboy and Sayreville with jurors such as Nelson Schenck Applegate Wall Powers Dobson and Davy. Also notes a record cranberry crop forecast and a suspect jailed for breaking and entering a Plainsboro station.
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Frank
Nelson
Geo. A. Schenck
Cranbury
Hendricks Conover
Wil
Illiam Applegate
R. P. Petty
Daniel Applegate
Madicon
W.A Quackenboss
Chas Brown
Luwie Heiser
Theo
Quackenboss
Brown
John Wall
John Ott
Monroe
W. D. Wilson
D. B. Stults
William Sutpicio
Metuchen
John Powers
Hicks Weather Forecast and Hicks Monthly Magazine Ad
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