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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1922

Page

4

Local Social Notes From Hightstown Area

Hightstown and surrounding towns report visits and stays for the week. Mr and Mrs Walter Davison and Mr and Mrs Elmer Tindal with son of Windsor visited Hamilton Square. Mrs Clarence Schreve stayed with her sister in Palmyra. Mrs J E Thomas spent time with Bambridge Hoffman in Englishtown. Mrs John Culver of Plainfield visited the Schanck home. Janet Shivis of Plainfield extended stay with Geo Peppler family. Addison Robbing of Mercer Street is ill at home. J B Schanck Martha McDovnell and John Culver visited friends at Manasquan. Dawson Jester and wife from Wilmington Delaware spent Sunday with B Frank Mount.

Walter Davison Elmer Tindal Windsor Samuel Mount Hamilton Square Clarence Schreve Palmyra J. E. Thomas Bambridge Hoffman Englishtown John’Culver Plainfield J. B. Schanck Janet Shivis Geo. C. Peppler Addison Robbing Mercer Street Martha McDovnell John Culver Manasquan Dawson Jester Wilmington Del B. Frank Mount

Community Notes Bright with Visits and School Plans

Dayton residents Mr. and Mrs H Allen of Trenton visited Mrs Mary Hoffman in Monmouth Junction. Miss Marion Osborn returns to State Normal School after summer at Stokes Hall. William Dosher plans to enter New Brunswick vocational school soon. Congregational meeting approved a reception for the new pastor and wife on October 3. Mrs. William Onderkirk returns home after five months with her parents. Miss Helen Binde and brother Fred enroll at New Brunswick High School. Mr and Mrs Raymond Everett and family from Austin Texas visit relatives here and in Bound Brook before returning. Mrs Jacob Greendyke of Monmouth Junction visits daughter Mrs Lewis Mershon.

William P. Onderkirk Highland Park William H. Conover Helen Binde Fred New Brunswick High School Raymond Everett Austin Texas Bound Brook Jacob Greendyke Monmouth Junction Lewis Mershon

Ninety Nine of a Hundred Drugists Endorse Chamberlin's Remedy

Druggists claim Chamberlin's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy is the trusted choice for diarrhoea. They say customers choose it because it is dependable, even when offered a cheaper alternative.

Chamberlin

Friction Over Weekend Weddings Leaves Couples Unsatisfied

The fragment hints at couples debating which day to wed with Friday drawing mixed interest. Observers note that many planned weddings on different days faced doubts about luck and compatibility, with no decisive preference emerging.

Cranbury Sealed Bids Sought for Dey Road Job in 1922

The Cranbury Township Committee in Middlesex County New Jersey invites sealed bids for Dey Road construction from Cranbury South River Road westward about 1.60 miles. Bids due Oct 2 1922 at 8 pm at the Fire House Cranbury with certified check 1000 dollars and a bond from a surety company.

Cranbury N. J Cranbury—South River Cranbury Township Middlesex County Charles C. Groves

Election Notice for Spotswood New Jersey 1922 General Primary

The Borough of Spotswood Middlesex County New Jersey announces a general election on November 7 1922 at the Fire House Main Street Spotswood for United States Senate House of Representatives New Jersey Governor three General Assembly members Middlesex County Freeholders two Spotswood council members and mayor plus a statewide vote on the State Highway System bond act. A primary election for all parties will be held September 26 1922 at seven to nine. A Board of Registry and Election will meet October 17 1922 to register revise and correct lists.

Spotswood County of Middlesex State of New Jersey Main Street United States Senate House of Representatives of United States General Assembly State of New Jersey Board of Chosen Freeholders Borough of Board of Registry and Election Phineas M. Bowne

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