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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1916
Page
8
Election Notice for Helmetta November 7 1916
Notice of general election in Helmetta to be held November 7 1916 from 6 am to 7 pm at the Hose House. Voters elect U S President and Vice President Governor U S Senator U S Representative Third District General Assembly members Middlesex Surrogate two Helmetta Councilmen and Highway Surveyors. Voters also decide on highway bonds to raise seven million dollars funded by motor vehicle licenses registrations fines and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helmetta
United States
New Jersey
United States Senate
House of Representatives of
Third
General Assembly
Middlesex
Highway Commission
Helmetta Registry Board to Meet for Voter List Revisions
The Board of Registry and Election for Helmetta Borough will convene at the polling place on Wednesday October 11 1916 from 1 to 9 PM to revise registry lists and receive new registrations. William D Kienzle Borough Clerk notes the notice dated September 29 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Registry
Board of Registry and Election
Borough of
Helmetta
William D. Kienzle
Jamesburg
Irreverent Exchange Highlights Golf Habit Changes
A wry quip contrasts a husband’s golf habit with his temper. The joke suggests golf calms him, as the wife notes she now hears no cross words on return from the links. The exchange plays on vocabulary and irritation before and after playing golf.
Bond sale notice for Jamesburg borough council seats
Public notice states a bond sale by the State worth seven million dollars to fund the Third Congress of New Jersey. It directs proceeds from motor vehicle licenses registration fines and penalties to cover principal and interest. The sale is to be held at Borough Hall Augusta Street Jamesburg at six o'clock in the morning.
Borough of Jamesburg Public Meeting Notice
Borough Clerk William H. Brooks announces a public meeting in the Jamesburg district on Tuesday October 31 1916 at 9 o clock p m. The notice is dated September 29 1916 and calls for action on revising district matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Brooks
Jamesburg
Dayton Ladies Aid and Community Notices Reflect Local Life
The Dayton area hosts the Ladies Aid Society meeting in the chapel on Oct 7 from 2 to 5 PM. Sunday's church and Sunday school events feature speakers like Mr. John E. Gill of Trenton and several local residents visiting relatives and attending weddings, baptisms, and association meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies Aid Society
Mary Green
Dayton
John Everett
A. C. Shreve
Paul Matzke
Milltown
John E. Gill
Trenton
Daniel Shults
Leroy
Asbury Park
William Walling
Harry Walling
Lincroft
Minnie Gee
Frank L. Reed
Sarah Reed
Mildred
Nottingham Way
Elizabeth Clark
Mary Clark
Chicago
Fort
Orange
Burtis Everett
George Morris
Serrill Detlefson
Bristol
Elmer Hughes
Cloyd Hemming
Agnes Goodwin
Mary Cubberly
Lawrenceville
and Mire
William Aloway
Mary Larkin
Trenton Baptist Association
Columbus
Baptist Church
John Tindall
Charles Smith
William Flock
William T. Robbins
Walter Hulick
R. E. Haines
Harrison Hutchinson
John Anderson
Fred
Titus
Atlantic City
Lillian Albrecht
Mercer Street
W. N. Cubberley
Baltimore
Edinburg
Amy Tindall
Maple Shade Avenue
Charles M. Cubberley
Carson Powell
Ladies’ Aid Society
Yardville Presbyterian Church
Addie Hoffman
M. E. Church
Wrecking Crews Set Large Cement Lab Slabs on Jamesburg Bridge
Two crews placed major cement slabs on the new railroad bridge at upper Jamesburg on Sunday. One slab weighed over seventy tons and was moved with ease. The bridge, under construction for nearly a year, is expected to be a handsome and substantial part of the Trenton Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Next Sunday the remaining slabs are to be positioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper James Burg
Trenton
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Friday Club in Hightstown Discusses South America
The Friday Club met with Mrs. Anton V. Dawes to discuss South America. Members reviewed books and papers on the continent and planned a district canvass to recruit Sunday school scholars for the year. Local residents and visitors from Tacoma and Baltimore were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton V. Dawes
South Main Street
South America
Sarah P. Bottong
Panama
Edna Conover
Margaret Deland
Baptist Young People’s Union
Mildred Stults
Sarah Bottong
Despondency and relief with Chamberlain tablets
Despondency caused by indigestion and biliousness can be relieved quickly. A dose of Chamberlain's Tablets is suggested to improve mood within a day or two. The tablets are advertised as effective for digestive issues and are obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
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Trenton, N. J
First National Bank
Borough Hall
Augusta Street
House of Representatives
State of
Justice of the Peace
A. N. Deane
A. W. Deane
Lawrence Buttler
George A. Goldgrabe
A. Hubbard
Luella Hutchinson
Nutley
Rowland Dey
Carroll
Hamilton Square
Isaac W. Reed
Pemberton
Rey
Mrs
A. B. Carlin
Edmund Davis
Henry Davis
John W. Booker
the Baptist Church
Friends
Ruth McCabe
Amy Hooper
Frank Meyers
Woodmen of the World
Adam Kullmar
Rev
Frederick Kullmar
Lewes
Del
Cornelius Whitlock
John Enright
Frank Toronto
Newark
Frances Fish
Trumansburg
N. Y
Carl Weideberg
Alabama Institute
John Waddy
Ezra
Sedgwick Street
C. Af. Waddy
Mulford Waddy
Hornerstown
Black
G. Craporatto
Railroad Avenue
Pauline Pantana
Charles Pantana
Lincoln Avenue
Charles Casale
Pennsylvania
St. James’ Catholic Church
Hightstown
William Ferguson
Tacoma Fir Door Company
Tacoma
Wash
John
Peddie
Harvey G. Rue
Kilkenny Hotel
Delaware Water Gap
Homer Hewitt
William H. Thompson
Henry Markley
H. A. Markley
Bethany
Hightstown Baptist Sunday School
Duncan Chamberlin
Peddie Institute
Mabel Reed
Johns Hopkins
Willard Peterzon
Sarah E. Eldridge
Alice Early
Philadelphia
Frank Grover
Jasper Laird
Ocean Grove
John W. Perrine
Nettie M. Black
Elma
Wells College
Aurora
Freak Halliday
Hildegarde
Rahway
Job
Rogers
Steinbach Millinery
Steinbach
Tompary New
Seraey
Stout’s Restaurant
Hightstown, N. J
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