Cranbury News Roundup and Social Notes 1916
The Cranbury Press reports a packed social week with visits among Hagaman Appleget Whitaker Spaulding and Dey families. Residents travel to Trenton Asbury Park Lakewood Ocean Grove and Manasquan for gatherings, church events and Labor Day outings. A Board of Health order restricts non-resident children under sixteen from Cranbury until further notice for infantile paralysis prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Applegate
Anna Applegate
Red Bank
Rosswell Applegate
New York City
Harvey
Dey
Ottie Puerschner
George Puerschner
Julis Barrickle
Jersey City
Anna Spaulding
S. Bergen Petty
Leah Petty
Trenton
H. D. Reese
Frank Carson
Plainsboro
John §. Silvers
Edward W. Dunham
Ernest Stults Stults
Second Presbyterian Church
Arthur L. Bunroughs
Manasquan Beach
Stults
M. A. Rue
Walter Farr
Clara Bergen
Mary Spaulding
Helen Murray
Alvyah W. Forman
South Cranbury
Sara Perrine
Margaret Perrine
Rhoda Dorrance
Lucille Chamberlin
Murray
Hazel Errickson
Newell Errickson
Clara Huffington
Errickson
Englishtown
Labor Day
Z. W. Wells
Schultz Memorial Church
A. S. Cole
A. G. Hagaman
Sarah Clayton
Sara Applegate
Asbury Park
Mildred Wunder
Brooklyn
John Wilfert
W. H. Johnson
M. Russell Johnson
Minerva D. Hoffman
BR. P. Stillwell
Frank Griggs
Monmouth Junction
Edgar Carroll
Dayton
Marion “Barclay
Misa Mary Suydam
Franklin Park
Matthew Suydam
Nicholas Vreeland
This Place
Martin Welsch
Hightstown
James Vreeland
Z. W. Wella
Grace Hutton
Dorothy Hutton
Charles Carlaon
Ocean Grove
Billy
Walter H. Havens
Elizabeth
Ruth Campbell
Joseph K. Chamberlin
Board of Health
Board of Health of
Cranbury
N. J
C. Raymond Wicoff
You Looking Old Stay Youthful With Chamberlains Tablets
That admonition claims aging comes quickly and links it to liver and bowel neglect. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets to relieve constipation and biliousness, describing them as easy to take and agreeable, available everywhere.
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Chamberlain
African Moslems Population Estimate
Africa's Muslim population is just under 60 million, comprising about one third of the continent's total. The figure reflects a sizable share across multiple nations and regions.
Adequate National Defense Demanded Speech by Hughes
The document quotes Mr Hughes arguing for stronger national defense with a larger regular army and a Federal trained reserve. It urges adequate protection on both coasts and stresses civilian roles in policing and emergency response alongside military expansion.
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Hughes
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy
An old remedy claim asserts catarrh is a constitutional disease requiring constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio is touted as the sole constitutional cure, orally taken, with a one hundred dollar promise for any uncured case and circulars offered.
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Hall
F. J. Sheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & CO
Drugsystem
Toke Hall
Notice to Creditors of Charles W Heisley
Frederick A Heisley as administrator of Charles W Heisley deceased calls all creditors to file debts demands and claims within nine months under oath or affirmation or be barred from action. Notice dated July 21 1918 Middlesex County Surrogate office directs filing and proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A. Heisley
Charles W. Heisley
County of
Middlesex
Frederice A. Heisley
Helmetta General Election Notice 1916
Notice of election time and place for Helmetta New Jersey with details of general and primary elections to be held November 7 1916 from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Hose House. Voters will choose U S President and Vice President Governor U S Senator U S Representative Third Congressional District three New Jersey General Assembly members Middlesex Surrogate two Helmetta Councilmen surveyors of highways and may vote on a highway commission bond plan.
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Helmetta
Hose House
Borough of
United States
New Jersey
United States Senate
House of Representatives
General Assembly
State of
Middlesex
Highway Commission
Helmetta Borough Primary Election Notice 1916
A primary election for all parties will be held in Helmetta on Tuesday September 26 1916 from 7 am to 9 pm at the polling place shown. The vote nominates persons for offices named in the general notice and elects members of the Republican and Democratic State and County Executive Committees respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helmetta
Helmetta Board to Register Voters on Oct 31 1916
The Board of Registry and Election for Helmetta Borough will meet at 1 to 9 PM on October 31 1916 for revising and correcting the registry lists and receiving additional registrations at the polling place. William D. Kienzle, Borough Clerk, dated September 8 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Registry
Board of Registry and Election
Helmetta
William D. Kienzle
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