Cranbury social notes and visits fill October pages
The Cranbury Press reports a busy weekend with Mrs A B Cole and Mrs Daniel Applegate visiting Hypewell and Pennington, Miss Elva Chamberlin in Trenton, and many locals including the Formans of Philadelphia and Bayonne enjoying time with Cranbury friends. Residents discuss home projects, travel to Trenton and New York, and upcoming Mothers Day program chaired by Mrs J S Silvers. An evening fundraiser for the public library featured Miss Askew, Miss Schock, Miss Puerschoer, and Arthur Burroughs with a postperformance reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 8. Cole
Daniel Applegate
Hypewell and
Pennington
Elva Chamberlin
Charles McDonald
St. Vincent Hospital
New York
E. H. Stonaker
Bloomfield
Cranbury
Charles T. Hoffman
Wm. H. Petty
Edon McDonald
Wm. Stein
Trenton
George Perrino
Isaac Barlow
George McDowell
Mise
Grace Mcdowell
New Brunswick
J. D. Chamberlin
John F. Ten Broeck
Perth Amboy
L A. Rue
Edward Radell
David J. Perrine
Bound Brook
Arthur Perrine
Second Presbyterian Chapel
Sarah, Askew
Hilda Schock
Philadelphia
Ina Puerschoer
Arthur Burroughs
Afr
John 8. Silvers
Masons mark fiftieth anniversary at South Main home
Mr and Mrs Thomas Mason celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary Monday evening at their residence on South Main street. Mr and Mrs Jennings have moved with their family to Jancsburg. Mrs Ethel M Dickey and Mr George Von Nostrand with Mr F Harold Outcast of Flushing NY visited Mr and Mrs C Herbert Davison Saturday and Sunday. On Wednesday November 2 at 11 o'clock A Heibecker will sell at his road front residence stock farm implements hay corn and 500 stacks of corn plus household goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mason
South Main Street
Jennings
Jancsburg
Misa Ethel M. Dickey
Geo. von Nostrand
F. Harold Outcast
Flushing, N. Y
C. Herbert Davison
A. Heibecker
Old Bridge
New Brunswick
Hightstown Grange
A. M. Davison
Elizabeth Davison
Dy Vandenbergh
Mae Perrine
V. D. Perrine
F. T. Norcross
Jane Dey
George Thomas
Charles Lee
Harvey Dey
Cranbury
County of
Middlesex
Sid
Waderlgood
Band
Brown & Gibson's
Cranbury Station
Dee
Walker Gordon Laboratory
Oflee Plainsboro
J.E
White
Plainsboro
Algo
Middlesex County Board of Taxation
Wm. A. Bpencer
Smith Beroot
Perth Amboy
N. J
Brilliant Wedding in Second Presbyterian Church
A large fashionable audience attended the wedding of Miss Bessie Elberta Stultz and Clarence McLean Perrine at Second Presbyterian Church. The ceremony featured Rev. Adolos Allen and Rev. J. E. Curry, with music by Crescent Orchestra. The couple, both active in Crescent circles, planned a wedding tour after a reception for about 200 guests at Sunnyarde. The article also notes a later store event in Cranbury offering cash prizes for roosters, corn and apples run by Fred W. Donnelly in Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian Church
Bessie Elberta Stultz
Mia. Lemuel Stults
Clarence McLean Perrine
John B. Perrine
Adolos Allen
J. E. Curry
Warren F. Johnson
Trenton
Sunnyarde
Crescent
Reba Vieeland
Lily of the Valley
Una
Roang
Mijas Rhoda Corradta
Grace Perrine
Ninnie EB. Brown
Fred Everitt
Lucille Chamberlin
Margaret Perrine
Mildred Forman
Gladys Snedeker
Albert Barclay
Page
Spencer Perrine
Dr. van Dyke
Edward Chamberlin
Charles Groves
Proom
Crescent Orchestra
Perrive
Fred’k W. Donnelly
Taylor Opera House
Donnelly
Eame
Cranbury
Mr. Donnelly
Youth groups urge Illinois Bible reading in schools
At Moody Church Chicago representatives of Epworth League Christian Endeavor and Baptist Young People's Union voted to urge the Illinois Supreme Court to reverse its ruling against Bible reading and prayers in public schools. The note cites sings of national tunes as acceptable worship and warns against excessive secularization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Christian Endeavor Society
The
Baptist Young People’s Union
Moody Church
Chicago
Supreme Court of Illinois
Republic
America
New York City
Ambassador Reid
New York Teachers’ Association
The Woman's Home Companion November Issue Review
The November issue highlights practical holiday planning with renovations and Thanksgiving, plus stories by Kate Douglas Wiggin and Richard Washburn Child. It features children’s activities, suffrage articles by Anna Steele Richardson, reading guidance by Christine Terhune Herrick, and extensive home decoration and fashion sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Douglas Wiggins
Mary
Jane
Allan McAuley
Richard Washburn Child
Turkey
Ralph H. Graves
Dickens
Christine Terhune Herrick
Misa Gould
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Cranbury Press
Nelson Forman
Abijah Applegate
Alvah Forman
Bayonne
Joseph G. Symmes
Burroughs
Colong
Misa L
Saveral
R. Clayton
Mrs
Elias Stults
Newark
Abram Voorhees
J. J. Bradley
Bogart & Ely
W. Ernest Scott
Mewark
Scott
Miga Helen—Kenyon
J. Bergen
Augustus Whitlock
Schenectady
John B. Porgine
Samuel Bennett
Wm. A. Potter
Pennsylvania Railroad
Patten
William Obdyke
Franklin Danrer
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Jamea Ja Brown
the Reading Circle
Marcy
Mra_J. S. Silvers
Chamberlin
Opera House
Hightstown
the Davids
Annie’ Louies
Walter
Bessie Stults
Clarence Perrine
Ww.c.t. U
Sir Thomas Barlow
Edward
Zome
Tf Berkeley
Heston, Maes
Grange Notes
the Woman’s Home Companion
Fred’k.w. Donnelly
Trenton, N. J
Fred W Donnelly
JOS. H. Black, Son & CO
Qeif
Columbus
Marendy
Robinson Crusar
Jamesburg
Buddy
Griggs
Joseph C. Chamberlin
Cranbury, Mies
Ella Chamberlin
Tipinsboro
Elwood Groves
AA Donnelly
Broad ST
Trenton, Nh
Country Folks Headquarters
Clothiers
Furnishers
P. Dunham & CO
Trenton, N
Sitka Fur
Apollo Lodge
AMN
Barclay
W. M
Pena
Blauvelt
Hightstown, N. d
Imo
Abrief
Cgunson
Collage Brand
State St
STON
S. P, Dunham & CO
Edward Mack
New Brunswick, N. J
Wagner Motors
Edison
George Street
Saydani Street
Araras
Ivory
Peppler
Jersey
Thomas Peppler
Hightstown, N. J
O’neil’s
Loox
James O’neil
Main St. Cranbury, NM. J
C. F. Danser
Cranbury, New Jersey
Dobbins
State Street
Ezat
Hatter
Trenton, New
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