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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1922
Page
5
Local notes show Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clayton and companions touring New York State visiting Niagara Falls and other spots. Numerous visitors visit Cranbury households, attend fairs, and join church and club events amid travels to Philadelphia Newark and Bayonne. college enrollments and a banker convention are also noted.
A township official urges motorists to yield to fire engines. Drivers who block or impede fire trucks risk legal action. The notice stresses immediate pull over when a siren appears and praises cooperation with firefighters.
Card thanks neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during illness and death of my wife. Signed by Joseph Savige.
The text asserts Chamberlin's Tablets are easier and more pleasant to take than ordinary cathartics and liver pills. They gently stimulate bowel movement while improving appetite and strengthening digestion, making the effect hardly noticeable as medicine.
An advertisement praises Cham berlin's Tablets as a good physic describing them as mild in effect easy to take and certain to act highlighting their reliability and excellence.
Sunday schedule at First Presbyterian includes school at 10, worship at 11 with the pastor preaching on Christ's Captives, infant baptisms, and a Flower Committee named for one year. A Sunday-school anniversary is set for October 15 with Charles A. Green and Mrs. Raymond Hutchinson aiding the program. An evangelistic campaign begins November 8 led by Edward C. Reeve. General Committee members are listed, along with a finance chair. Exchange with Dayton church planned for October 15. New members welcomed by profession or letter. The Helping Hand Missionary Society meets October 13 at three o'clock.
Last Friday's prayer service launched informal talks on the Social Principles of Jesus with sub topics including The Value of Life The Humanity of a Leper and The Moral Quality of Court The pastor plans to continue with Bringing Back the Outest and The Problem of the elonquents This week A large attendance is hoped for The service starts at 745 PM Sunday School and Men's Bible Class at 10 AM on Sunday Morning Morning worship at 11 AM features a sermon by the pastor Go-to-Church Campaign slips awaiting receipt October requests for front pews for children Junior and Senior C E meet Sunday afternoon and evening Senior topic The Folly of Pro crastination Monday night falls fall meeting of the Men's Brotherhood with a speaker Plans by new president Joseph Owens for fall and winter work Stitch and Chatter meets October 13 Hostesses listed and quilting orders taken Mrs Lewis-Chamberlin chairs committee A Westminster Cemetery Second Presbyterian Church sale of lots on October 21 at 3 PM on church grounds.
Schultz Memorial M E Sunday School at 10 with a 7 30 P M service on October 8. Rev pastor to give brief address. music recitations and program in preparation. Large attendance encouraged as Cranbury church invites parents friends and members to make Oct 8 a great day.
Harold Richter offers a free violin instruction class with bow and case provided. Pupils must enroll for 52 lessons at 75 cents per hour in a group of not more than five. Inquiries at Carlson's Drug Store in Cranbury New Jersey.
Public sale of real estate and personal property of Mrs Josephine Applegate at Prospect Plains at 1 PM. General elections scheduled Nov 7 1922 in Helmetta Monroe South Brunswick for multiple offices and a state highway bonds vote. Registry boards meet Oct 17 1922 to revise lists. Apple cider and apples wanted in Cranbury and Applegarth areas.
Jamesburg voters will choose two councilmen for three years at a general election to be held October 1 1922. Poll No 1 at Council Chamber Augusta Street and Poll No 2 at Fire House Augusta Street, with polling zones divided by the borough boundary along Augusta Street and Front Street. Clerk William H Brooks records the notice and details.
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