Churches and community notices from Cranbury area
Sunday schedules and activities for First and Second Presbyterian churches in Cranbury, including sermons by Rev J E Curry and Rev Frederick Schweitzer, Sunday School at 10, and a Tuesday Ladies Missionary Rally. Also social events for the Junior C E Society, Woman's Home Missionary Society, and a party for Leslie Perrine leaving for school.
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First Presbyterian
J. E. Curry
Terael
Frederick Schweitzer
Sudden Death Claims Plainsboro Widow at 72
Mrs. Thomas C. Perrine of Plainsboro died suddenly on Thursday morning while working at home. She was 72, widow of Thomas C. Perrine, daughter of Daniel Snedeker. She leaves a son Frank Perrine and Mrs. H N Scott. Funeral Sunday at 1 30 p m from her home with Rev. Bur slem officiating. interment in Brainerd Cemetery Cranbury. Arrangements by Cole Lov & Co. Also noted is the funeral of Mrs Cadmus Voorhees of Trenton who died after a stroke at 62, survived by husband, one son, a granddaughter and grandson, a brother and sister, and her aged mother. She had asthma and recently moved to Hollman avenue Trepton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia Perrine
Thomas C. Perrine
Plainsboro
Perrine
Daniel Snedeker
Huglishtown
Frank Perrine
H. N. Scott
Mr. Burslem
Brainerd Cemetery
Cranbury
Cole, Lov & Co
Cadmus Voorhees
Trenton
First Presbyterian Church
Second Presbyterian
Voorhees
Joanna
Peter Duncan
Hollman Avenue
Trepton
Women urged to vote despite fears of low turnout
The Ohio State Journal argues that millions of women may abstain or oppose voting but must fulfill citizen duty if legislation is firm. It cites fears of unwise voters enabled by party machines and notes a narrow Congressional nomination win 2257 to 2256, warning those who stay home bear responsibility.
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sReassaiee
Ohio State Journal
Practical talk on arranging cut flowers slated at Pioneer Grange
Miss M V Landmann will present practical suggestions on the subject of arranging cut flowers at Pioneer Grange on September 28. Plans for a potato exhibit, under the joint auspices of Middlesex County Board of Agriculture and Pioneer Grange, will be discussed at the same meeting.
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M.V. Landmann
Pioneer Grange
Plana
Middlesex County Board of Agriculture
Herbert for Congress Nominating Bid Emphasizes Unity and Sovereignty
A Republican candidate for Congress outlines a platform in favor of the National Republican stance that backed Harding and Coolidge. He opposes Wilson’s League of Nations, supports an international court, and pledges access to all voters from laborers to capitalists while stressing Democratic simplicity as a family tradition.
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Mr. Herbert
Congress
National Republican Convention
Harding
Coolidge
League of Nations
Wilson
United States
Herbert
Brainerd Chapter Instituted in Open Air Ceremony
The Brainerd Chapter of Cranbury New Jersey was instituted September 20 1920 in Princeton Stadium under Grand Chapter officials led by Madge Irene Ebert and John F Kathan Jr. Some 35 charter members received the degrees as a masonic band played. Gifts were given to leaders Emma Conover and others, with refreshments served after.
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Order of the Eastern Star
New Jersey
Madge Irene Ebert
Newark
N. J
John F Kathan Jr
Union Hill
Princeton Stadium
Emma EB. Farrier
Jersey City
Brainerd
Cranbury
Frank A. Knoll
New Brunswick
Emma F. Conover
Charles §. Ford
Radiant
Eastern Star
Ezekiel
Barclay
May R. Curry
Mra
Bessie B. Bishop
Marion B. Gorden
Lizzie C. Barclay
Republicans Elated Over Wilson In Fight
Washington dispatch says Republicans in Congress hope Wilson involvement could reverse a Democratic slide led by fear of his pact. Hapris Taylor and others criticize Wilson and Cox, urging repeal of wartime statutes and defense of habeas corpus and free speech.
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Washington
Congress
Wilson
League of Nations Covenant
Georgia
Hapris Taylor
Spain
San Francisco
Bulwer
Joseph
Cox
Nessus
Coz
Taylor
Herbert addresses prohibition stance in Third district bid
A Republican candidate clarifies that prohibition is not an issue, pledges to follow voters’ wishes, and emphasizes serving constituents. The piece also endorses Elmer E. Wyckoff for Sheriff, detailing his career in railroading, hardware, and manufacturing, and urging Republican support at the September 28 1920 primary.
Forman for Sheriff Seen as Middlesex’s Logical Choice
Charles Forman, Republican candidate in Middlesex County primaries, is presented as the ideal sheriff pick based on a long public service record. The piece notes his 25-year party loyalty, four years as New Brunswick Board of Aldermen, leadership roles in local organizations, and work history with Janeway & Carpender and Raritan River Sand Co. It highlights his wartime candidacy and ongoing community involvement, portraying him as a strong, unselfish public servant.
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Middlesex
Sheriff’s Office
Charles Forman
Sheriff
Forman
Republican Party
New Brunswick
Union Lodge
No. 19
A. M
New Brunswick Boat Club
Brunswick Club
Nixon
Don’t Hold Your Films Send Them In
An urgent notice urges film owners to submit exposed films promptly to avoid light damage. It advises careful wrapping and printing the name on the package, and promises experts will extract the best negatives from the exposures.
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Second Church
C. E. Society
C. E. S Society of the Second Church
Missionary Meeting
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First Church
Samuel Perrine
J. D. Chamberlin
Matthias Perrine
William Brow
Second Presbyterian Chapel
C. EB
H. Perrine
Leslie
Bret
Hightstown
Ladies Missionary Society of
Woman’s Club of
J. 8. Silvers
Ella Stults
Third Presbyterian Church
Anna Silvers
Nelson Cubberley
Bixler
Lisher
Watson Jones
Martin Mayer
Edward W. Dunham
Keen
Wire
Elizabeth Mayham
Laura Jones
Lena Dapper
Mrs. Thomas
Lizzie E. Mershon
Idrs
Emma C.forman
Marshal
Lottie P. Scott
Adair
Clara B. Rue Ruth
Anna C. P. Clayton Esther
Alta E. Carlson
Martha
Ada V. Wilson
Electa
Minerva H. Johnson Warder
Ethel C, Symmes
Thomas B. Woolston
Laura D. Woolston
New__ Jersey
New York
Arthur L. Livermore
Republican National Committee
Livermore
F. J. Feichert
Robert Huse
Union County
William A. Wakins
Arlington
G. W. Gethin
Essex County
Mary Stewart
Republican National Headquarters
Rheta Childe Dorr
Ridgewood
American Red Cross
National Republican
John W. Herbert
Elmer E. Wyckoff
Somerset County
Central Railroad of
W. T. Crane Carriage Hardware Co
Wyckoff Hardware Co
Woolston Manufacturing Co
Wyckoff
Hig
Livingston Avenue
New Brunswick Lodge of Elks
Pictorial Review
Women’s Home Companion
American Magazine
Ladies Home ‘Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Country
Gentleman
Rural New Yorker
Christian Herald
Mame Chamberlin
E. State
Trenton, N. J