Cranbury Churches and Chau tauqua Notes 1922
The Cranbury Press reports on Sunday services at First and Second Presbyterian churches with plans for a community service at Second Presbyterian. Chau tauqua dates, September 14 to 16, are announced with ticket details and playground funding. Local social notes list residents visiting and weekend guests from Princeton, Trenton, Bayonne, Asbury Park, Philadelphia, and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian
Second Presbyterian Church
David J. Wilson
Henry Wilson
John Brook
New York
Harry Farr
Princeton
W. Austin Obdyke
Molly Obdyke
Radner
H. C. Symmes
Joseph G. Symmes
Alexander Appleget
Trenton
C. Raymond Wicoff
Lewis Chamberlin
Laura
Orville Wright
Dutch Neck
John I. Ten Broeck
Perth Amboy
Disbrow Bergen
Mary A. Potter
Frank Dey
Freehold
Eden Huff
May Huff
Charles Huff
Milltown
Charles Everingham
Mary Symmes
State Normal School
Ina Puerschner
New Brunswick
George Puerschner
E. H. Bronsom
Cohmbus
Brnson
Lizzie Baytess
Joseph Owens
Asbury Park
Gertrude Brown
Henry W. Brown
Ay Mary
Carolyn
George
William. Burns
Bayonne
Joseph C. Wicoff
A. J. Wicoff
John Loehler
Jersey City
A. W. Forman
Mildred Yorman
Dr. Forman
Worthington—Cummings
Eleanor
Belmar
Arthur E. Perrine
Charles Everett
A. V. E. Osborn
Shiek Shand
Schultz’ Memorial Church
Elvie Miller
Alvin Miller
Samuel Nixon
John Martin
Peter Walton
William S. Perrine
W. Carleton Campbell
Jobstown
Labor Day
Community Notices and Election Announcements from South Brunswick Area
A collection of family visits and local postings includes Miss Enid Walker returning to Newark school, relatives visiting in Philadelphia, and residents at Lawrence Harbor and Belmar. Notices advertise gunner signs, jobs at J H Grover & Son, seed wheat for sale, and building and loan lending. Election notices cover primaries on Sept 26 1922 Spotswood general election on Nov 7 1922 plus registration dates for South Brunswick and Plainsboro and a state highway funding referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulick
James
Isabelle
H. C. Seaman
Alma
H. B. Claflin
Enid Walker
Newark
BE. W. Walker
George Hickey
John Martin
Bronx Park
Kathryn Schnell
Philadelphia
Boston
Mass
William Snow
Bogota
Brainerd Lake
T. B. Woolston
Mary
Asbury Park
Country Club
Lawrence Harbor
George M. Perrine
Madeline Perrine
Elizabeth Ellis
Lizzie Ely
Hightstown
William H. Petty
Belmar
Cranbury Press Office
Archie Nixon
Jersey City
South Brunswick
Middlesex
New Jersey
South
Brunswick
Said Township
Dayton
Monmouth Junction
United States Senate
House of Representatives
United States
General Assembly
Board of Chosen
Freeholders
Board OF Registry
George Walter
Spotswood
Main Street
House of Representatives of
State of
Board of Chosen Freeholders
County of
Borough
Plainsboro
Severiber
Plainsboro Hall
N. J
Mid Tegex
The Fennelly Duo Brimming with Sparkling Fun
The Fennelly Duo performs a program rich in sketches and impersonations that elicit laughter and tears. They deliver rapid prompts and monologues balancing wit with sentiment in a lively stage showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fennelly
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Cranbury Press
First Presbyterian
J. H. Grover & Son
Princeton Junction
Cranbury Building and Loan Association
Jos
Board of Registry and Election
Phineas M. Bowne
Borough of
Plainsboro Township
J. Russell Britton
Apollo Lodge
No. 158
Grover E. Slults
W. M
S. P. Dunham & CO
Trenton, N. J
Trenton, New Jersey
Palmer's University
Walter Krotzer
A. B. Farquhar
University of Kenstucky
Frederick Wheeler
Wheeler
Grace Dutton Wheeler
Marion Warner
Chautauqua
Benjamin F. Wyland
Frank Crane
Union Congregational Church of
Worcester
Clambers of Commerce
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lions’ Clubs
Carey
Granbury, N. J