Churches Schedule Sunday Services in City
Sunday morning union service at Second Presbyterian Church at 11 led by Rev. Honeyman with Mr. Vreeland directing singing. Evening community service at the Second Church, men’s subject in chapel is The Struggle With Self. Thanksgiving Day service at First Presbyterian Church at 10 led by Rev. J. B. Curry. Mrs. Wm. Curry and Mr. Nightingale perform at Evangelistic service Tuesday night.
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Second Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
J. B. Curry
Wm. M. Curry
Trenton
Curry
Nightingale
Saime City
Honeyman
Vreeland
Reading Circle Meeting Features American Magazine Topics
The Reading Circle met at Mrs. W. H. Johnson's home on Wednesday with papers prepared by Mrs. Elsing Mrs. Stulte Mrs. Burroughs and Miss Anna Chamberlin covering features of the American Magazine. Marcus Farr of Princeton receives a commission as first lieutenant at Fort Meyer Virginia and is assigned to the balloon section of the aviation corps. The Loyal Temperance Legion will meet Saturday November 24 at 3 PM in the Second Presbyterian chapel. The lesson is The Conqueror Conquered.
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W. H. Johnson
Elsing
Stulte
Mra Burroughs
Anna Chamberlin
American Magazine
Marcus §. Farr
Princeton
Fort Meyer
Aviation Corps
Loyal Temperance Legion
Second Presbyterian Chapel
Traveling in the South by Lemuel Stults of Peppler firm
Lemuel Stults of Thos Peppler, Son & Co. is touring the southern states on business and plans to return next week. A Postal note from Mr. Stults shows soldiers digging trenches, a detail that speaks for itself.
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Lemuel Stults
Thos Peppler, Son & Co
Thanksgiving dinner plans dropped for Cranbury soldiers
The note states Camp Dix did not confirm hosting 50 boys for Thanksgiving at Cranbury. The YMCA has been asked to close the matter. Thirty six families who offered to entertain the soldiers are disappointed the arrangement was not pursued.
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Camp Dix
Cranbury
W. R Silvers
Funeral for Miss Mary Connerty at St James Church
Funeral services were held Tuesday morning for Miss Mary Connerty at St James Roman Catholic Church Jamesbury. Rev Father Kearney conducted the requiem mass with Miss Julia Murphy of Cranbury soloing Thou Art My Hope and Dr H D Brandt singing Abide With Me.
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Mary Connerty
St James’ Roman Catholic Church
Jamesbury
Father Kearney
Julia Murphy
Cranbury
H. D. Brandt
Seeman Perrine Wedding at Second Presbyterian
Carl A Seeman of New Brunswick and Miss Elizabeth C Perrine of Cranbury wed at 7 pm with Rev Warren Elsing officiating. Witnesses were Miss Sara J Applegate and Russell Seeman. Evangelistic meetings draw growing local interest at First and Second churches with Honeyman leading and Vreeland providing music.
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Second Presbyterian Range
Carl A Seeman
New Brunswick
Elizabeth C Perrine
Cranbury
Warren Elsing
Sara J. Applegate
Russell Seeman
Cranbury and Plainsboro exceed YMCA War Work goal
The towns raised over 2700 dollars on an 1800 dollar campaign allotment for the YMCA War Work drive, a record over-subscription of about 50 percent. All funds will go to the County Treasurer KW Whisker who will issue statements to canvassers after records are complete. W R Silvers, Chairman, commends volunteers for their efforts and sacrifices.
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Cranbury Township
Plainsboro
KW. Whisker
W. R. Silvers
Bound Brook Boasts Attractiveness In New Trade Booklet
A Bound Brook Board of Trade booklet extols the borough with vivid pictures of natural and cultivated features. The cover features the Betsy Rose flag and notes the Camp Ground as the first official site where the Stars and Stripes became the national emblem. The write up highlights enterprise and healthy conditions.
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Bound Brook
Farmers Organize Central Jersey Produce Growers
The Central Jersey Produce Growers filed a certificate of incorporation in the office of County Clerk Fetter No Tuesday. Incorporators include William Mount of Princeton, John H. Van Dyke, Jamesburg. John H. Barclay, LeRoy Scott, William M. Cox, Spencer W. Perrine of Cranbury. Mount Apple gate Dayton. Frank W. Stout, Monmouth Junction. Harvey H. Dey, Hightstown.
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Central Jersey
Fetter
William 31
Hawkins to Drill Soldiers As Singers Contest
Camp Dix will host a military singing contest judged by noted figures from Camden to Cornell. Major General Kennedy promotes a "singing army" with W J Hawkins organizing. Prizes include a solid silver cup from Joseph T Alling and donations from Trenton merchants.
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Camp Dix
Chase W. Kennedy
W. 3. Hawkins
Joseph T. Alling
Rochester
Trenton
Charles F. Hildebrecht
G. A. Barlow
James E. Corjweal
Camden
Edward W. Dunham
H. E. Dann
Cornell
Raymond B. Culvery
The
International Y. M. C. A
BE. T. Collins
Ewelyn Sharpe
Mayme and Grayce Discuss Wedding Timing
Mayme asks Grayce if she told him about the marriage and when it would occur. Grayce confirms she did and notes he asked about how soon rather than the exact date.
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Mayme
Grayce
Travel Lecture by Ostrander at Citizens Course
On Monday evening December 3 Harry C Ostrander presents the second Citizens Course entertainment in the First Presbyterian chapel a travel lecture illustrated by colored slides. Ostrander famed as an Oriental world sympathizer guides listeners through Far East scenes with palm trees tropical jungles coral beaches and distant temples and palaces.
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Harry C. Ostrander
First Presbyterian Chapel
Far East
Ostrander
Farr-Egglesfield Wedding A War Themed Ceremony
Laura Louige Egglesfield and Sergeant Vernon B Farr wed at 4 PM Tuesday at Princeton home of Mr. and Mrs Henry Egglesfield. The couple wore military dress, officiated by Rev Alfred B Baker. Attendants included Edythe Egglesfield and Fred Nolte. reception for family followed before a brief honeymoon.
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Henry Egglesfield
Princeton
Laura Louige
Vernon B. Farr
Marcus S. Farr
302D Field Artillery
Mass
Devon
Alfred B. Baker
Trinity Episcopal Church
Fred Nolte
Brooklyn
Grace
Ethel
Mildred Egglesfield
Margaret Nolte
James F. Farr
Paxton Family in Jamesburg Auto Crash Injuries Reported
W E Paxton suffers a broken rib as his car overturns after collision at Lincoln avenue and Stockton street Jamesburg. Harold Paxton and Mrs and Mr Paxton escape serious injuries as car ownership and fault lay with Augustus A DeVoe of Spotswood. chauffeur William Brown.
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Latreeta
Lincoln Avenue
Stockton Street
Jamesburg
Harold Paxton
W. E. Paxton
Augustus A. DeVoe
Paxton
H. D. Zandt
Walter Snedeker Dies in Camp Dix Lumber Truck Accident
Walter Snedeker a seventeen year old from Jamesburg died at Camp Dix after a lumber truck accident. He was struck in the head by a turning lumber support as he assisted with a delivery for Perrine & Buckelew. He leaves parents Nelson and Mrs Snedeker and was active in the Boy Scouts and local baseball.
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Walter Snedeker
Jamesburg
Perrine & Buckelew
Snedeker
Mr Day
Camp Dix
Dey
Bordentown
FL H. Poweall
Fueral
Dev
Nelson Snedeker
Warren Street
Sardinia as a Footprint and the Sardus Link
The passage muses on Sardinia resembling a foot and notes Greek names Iclinusa and Bandeiis from sandal origins. It questions if Sardinia derives from Sardus a son of Italus and ponders the meaning of sardonic in reference to Johoes Whiel and a London Express remark.
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Italy
Sardinia
Sardus
Iler
London Express
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