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Chautauqua Tonight at First Presbyterian Church Cranbury
The Cranbury Press notes a Chautauqua tonight on church grounds with admission at 50 cents A lively program is promised Miss Hazel Compton from South Amboy visited relatives while Adelaide Everingham and Gertrude Harder were in Trenton over the weekend Various Cranbury residents attended gatherings at Ocean Grove Asbury Park Manasquan Beach and Red Barn parade events Also reported are local social visits hospital notes and a new building loan association series starting September 21 detailing local residents and administrative changes
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First Presbyterian Church
Hazel Compton
South Amboy
Gertrude Harder
Adelaide Everingham
Trenton
Louisa
Frieda Schnell
Asbury Park
Cranbury
Marian Barclay
Mary Suydam
Franklin Park
Lizzie Schnell
Harry Schnell
George Puerschner
G. Dietz
Reuben Tinnins
Kenneth and
Shirley
Jamica
L. I
Wm. Russell Silvers
Jack
Jessie
B. S. Barclay
G. B. Mershon
A. L. Burroughs
Betty
Manasquan Beach
Mershon
Mr. Burroughs
Fred Norcross
Jennie
Hillman
Clifford
High
Mark LaRue
Hopewell
Joseph C. Wicoff
H. N. Scott
R. P. Stillwell
Grand Commandery
Knights Templar
New Jersey
Disbrow
George Stille
Ocean Grove
William H. Gordon
Joseph Gordon
New York
Frank
Davis, Jr
Montgomery
Ala
Peter Rathgeber
Milton
East Orange
Charles V. VanHorn
New York City
Williamh. Bergen
Alberta Dolan
Long Island City
G. Armstrong Bennett
Hightstown
East Windsor
Red Barn
Charles VanHorn
H. S. Dey
Emma Harder
John Cook
John S. Appleget
Red Bank
H. Appleget
Metuchen
Zaph
John Stryker
LesliesZaph
Princeton
F. §. Davis
William H. Bergen
Helen Carr
C. R. Wicoff
Warren Hutton
Granbury Building and Loan Association
William S. Cole
Manasquan
Douglass Chamberlin
Mercersburg Academy
Mercersburg
Fred Hoffman
Plainfield
I. C. Hoffman