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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1916

Page

3

Infantile paralysis cases and Newark area incidents in New Jersey

In Florence a one year old child of Romanian George Pop contracted infantile paralysis amid crowded quarters, with George Beatty as watchman. An auto collision near Vineland left Mrs Rebecca Forstein seriously hurt as the driver fled. Health reports show a weekly low of 176 cases, the quietest since July. Burlington milk sellers seek higher prices, while Moorestown Pike work drags. Trenton burial accident injures Frederick Petry. Hightstown keeps schools closed until October 16 due to rising paralysis. Philadelphia-area rental activity for Ocean City persists. Mayor Enoch Fogg seeks Justice seat in Woodstown. Orrin Riehl dies after choking on a peanut in Trenton.

Florence George Pop George Beatty Philadelphia Rebecca Forstein Vineland New Jersey State Department of Health Burlington Burlington Milk Dealers’ Association Moorestown Trenton Petry Express Company Petry Jtedk Leu Gutelos Aesvcidlien Db Henry M. Robinson Montclair Ocean City Enoch Fogg Justice of the Peace Woodstown Orrin Riehl Atlantic City Rutgers College New Brunswick Thomas I. Martin Amul Trust Willamer, Inc Paul Fredericks East Millvsle Dfég Milville Hospital Hammonton Delaware & Atlantic Telephone Company Collingswood Borough Richard Stockton, Jr New Jersey National Guard Infantry Army Burlington County Camden Learning Alfred M. Cooper Cape May Court House Delaware Bay Cape May

School Nurses and Board Split Over Consolidation

Agitation in Trenton over merging school nurses with the city Health Department faded as officials weighed failures in other cities like Newark. Opponents argue consolidation would hinder nurses’ focus on students and reduce educational control.

Jersey items II and local political fights

Campaign spending shows United States Senator Marine and Attorney General John W. Wescott near legal limits. Rutgers alumni banquet marks 150th anniversary with Haley Fiske presiding. Obituary notes Mary I Graves of Plainfield. Marriage announced of John J. McMahon and Margaret Davis. Regiments welcomed home from Sea Girt and Arizona with parade. Burlington County taxes rise per board of taxation. State assembly candidate John R. Ramsey reports $507.08 spent. Norritonville sale records and Moose lodge membership drive. Port Norris choir visits Millville Hospital. Local events include a card party for West Collingswood Fire Company and odor abatement order for a chemical plant. Infantile paralysis quarantine costs strain Gloucester officials. Public works dust control discussed on Haddon avenue. German Reformed Church fair planned for Glassboro. Bunolah organized by Woodstown sportsmen. Watermelon theft complaint in Moorestown. Anthony Valentini sentenced for shooting incident. Clergy wedding at Wareham Mass. Pompton Plains man sentenced for DUI. Ocean City Yacht Club quarters planned. Boy Scouts commission a whale boat and dinghy. Tony Dato sentenced after lynching scare.

John J. McMahon Hudson County Margaret Flaherty Davis Jersey City Mark M. Fagan Burlington County Burlington County Board of Taxation Secretary of State John R. Ramsey Assembly W. W. Lukens Norritonville Woodboury Lodge of Moose James H. Bennett Port Norris M. E. Church Millville Hospital Ladies’ Auxiliary West Collingswood Fire Company Beck Mes Hall Burlington Board of Health Gloucester Richard T. Collings Collingswood Board of Trade Public Service Railway Company Spenkling Haddon Avenue Christan Endeavor—society Glasshero Woodstown John Burns Moorestown Linderman Merchantville Johnson Colored Cemetery Mass Arthur S. Tenderson Church of the Good Shepherd Wareham Charles &. Johfensen Lewis Paterson Smith Hill Pompton Plains Justice Krom Little Falls Passaic County Pompton Turnpike Ocean City Yacht Club Burlington Boy Scouts Naval Department Tony Dato Dundea Lake Anna White Seveen Sentert Hackensack

Condensations from London and Far Regions

London inhabitants total 471000 living in flats. A diver’s boots weigh 20 pounds each and the helmet 40, with additional ballast. Pearls have tripled in value over ten years. In France, 181,093 munition workers, including 26,203 in state factories. Fiji coral is touted as the finest building stone, soft when cut but hardens to granite in air.

London France Fiji

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