TALOBRURCHES Second Presbyterian Services and Events
Preaching by Rev Warren Hsing with morning and evening sermons on A Living Dog and The Authority of Jesus. Mrs Emma Harder revamps store for occupancy. Fishing party to Forked River included George Puerachner H Lewis Lewis H Schenck R L McDowell and Matthew Reynolds. Mia H C Symmes at Orrs Island Maine writes of delightful air views Casco Bay Atlantic. Middlesex County Teachers Retirement Fund meeting to elect seven delegates for the Annual Trenton Convention set for Sep 15 1917 at Grammar School Livingston Ave New Brunswick. All fund members in county may attend and vote.
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Second Presbyterian
Warren Hsing
Jesus
George Puerachner
H. Lewis
Lewis H. Schenck
R. L. McDowell
Matthew Reynolds
Mia. H. C. Symmes
Orr's Island
Maine
Casco Bay
Atlantic Ocean
Middlesex County
Teachers’ Retirement Fund
Trenton
Grammar School
Livingston Ave
New Brunswick
Red Cross room opening and holiday notes in Cranbury
Notice announces Saturday Red Cross room hours after a holiday. It highlights wool knitting, Labor Day events by Hightstown Red Cross Auxiliary, a large sale of over six hundred tickets, and a concert at the Baptist church with Beatrice MacCue and Grace Henry. It also promotes Comfort Bags for soldiers with specific contents and Princeton mailing details for collection by October and Christmas delivery. The obituary of Mrs. Theodore Whitlock notes her Schenectady death at 34, funeral in Cranbury area, and survivors.
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John B. Perrine
Cranbury
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Blanenburg
Mra
J. B. Perrine
Fred
Augustus Whitlock
Mra. Whitlock
Red Cross
Hightstown
Labor Day
Baptist Church
Arthur L. Burroughs
Beatrice MacCue
Grace Henry
New York
Princeton
France
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Large and Fashionable Wedding in Cranbury Church
A prominent Cranbury couple, Miss Emma Lea Mershon and Mr. Arthur Leslie Burroughs, wed in Second Presbyterian Church with guests from New York to Cranbury. The ceremony featured music by Paul Ambrose, a lavish reception, and gifts ranging from gold bar pins to cuff links.
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Paul Ambrose
Trenton
Warren Blaing
Ella Stults
Martha G. Mershon
J. W. D. Mershon
New Brunswick
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Florence G. Perrine
Cranbury
David C. Lewis
Roselle
Wm. C. Hoffman
W. Carleton Campbell
Theodore A Pierson
Hopewell
Lorimer B. Slocum
New York
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Burroughs
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J. V. D. Mershon
Theodore Everett
Georgette
John Wicoff
George
Myrtle Burroughs
Shackleford
Smith College
Geo. W. Burroughs& Son Publishers and Printers
Rider- Moore & Stewart Business College
Peddie Institute
Hightstown Baptist Church
Bordentown Moves Gates Ousts Steward for Roebling Job
Steward Par ent with the Pennsylvania Railroad leaves after forty five years, taking a position with the Roebling company at Roebling. Mrs Margaret Scott replaces him at Bordentown working gates from a tower for Camden and South Amboy trains. The piece also notes New Jersey tuberculosis stats and Middlesex County Anti Tuberculosis League efforts with free clinics and named physicians in nearby towns.
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Steward Parent
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Roebling Company
Roebling
Parent
Margaret Scott
Bank Street
Scott
Camden
South Amboy
Local Residents Visit Family Homes Across Towns
Mrs B spent the past week with Mr and Mrs Charles Holl in Trenton. Mrs Alfred C Brown of Manasquan stayed with Mr and Mrs Geo Peppler. Mrs Thomas Lewis visits Allentown for several weeks. Miss Lillian Caine with Mr and Mrs Russell Rockhill in New Brunswick. Families travel between Cranbury Seidlers Beach Little Silver Tracey Station and nearby towns for weekends and visits.
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B.‘Frank Mount
Charles Hollaway
Trenton
Alfred C. Brown
Manasquan
Geo. C. Peppler
Thomas Lewis
Allentown
Thomas Mahon
West Orange
Geo. Rodgers
Lillian Caine
Russell Rockhill
New Brunswick
Charles Davison
Cranbury
Wm. H. Thomas
Harvey Pullen
Clifford Allen
Seidlers Beach
John Kenner
Bordentown
Edward Caine
James I. Hutchinson
J. Edward Bennett
Jos. B. Schanck
Geo. McDowell
Elias Black
Little Silver
J. E. Thomas
Thomas Hoffman
Tracey Station
Reclaimed Life Amid Public Gossip
A Detroit Free Press passage reflects on a man who served a brief prison term, redeemed himself, and faced renewed scrutiny from friends and strangers who keep revisiting his past.
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Detroit Free Press
Notice to Patrons on Saturday Afternoon Closings
During July August and first two weeks in September my office will be closed on Saturday afternoons. Dr. William Buchanan.
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William Buchanan
Plainsboro School Reopens With New Teaching Staff
Miss Irene Barlow returns from visit with Miss Gladys Barlow of Monmouth Junction. Public School Plainsboro will reopen Monday September 10 with Willard Obernon and J. D. Van Dorn back from trips. Missen L. Hults and Clayton from Jamesburg join Mies Carr of Princeton as teaching staff.
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Irene Barlow
Gladys Barlow
Monmouth Junction
Plainsboro
Missen L. Hults
Clayton
Jamesburg
Mies Carr
Princeton
J. D. van Dorn
Dayton Mies and Local Social Figures Noted in Trenton
Local residents visited relatives in Trenton and Newark during Labor Day weekend. In Asbury Park outings, families including the Schoonleys and Hubbards joined others. Instructors at the public school resumed duties on September 5. A Wrightstown government assignment convoy passed through, and rural talks referenced Latin authors and animal behavior.
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Misses Mary Green
Mariel Morris
Mildred Dartt
Henrietta Osborn
Begin to Save Now and Time to Start Saving
The excerpt argues indecision harms progress and urges immediate action to begin saving. It stresses that starting small matters less than building a habit of systematic saving, shaping tomorrow’s successful individuals. It includes quotes and snippets from multiple sources on discipline and prudence.
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S. W. Straus
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