The Silver King at Broad St Theatre in Trenton
The Broad St Theatre in Trenton presents The Silver King September 25 26 27 in a revived Corbett production. Henry Arthur Jones's drama blends high comedy with strong dramatic moments while William Corbett leads a cast delivering standout performances and a rare beauty in this much anticipated show.
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Broad St
Trenton
Corbett
Henry Arthur Jones
William Corbett
Wilfred Depver
Broad St. Theatre
Local Township Election Results by Polls and Parties
Two small polls reported in Cranbury and South Brunswick townships with party tallies. Republicans lead first polls in Cranbury and South Brunswick. Democrats and Progres sive 11 results noted. Officials listed include county committees township committees constables and surveyors of highways for both townships.
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Cranbury Township
Wm. C. Voorhees
J. E. White
G. Armstrong Bennett
Edward W. Walker
Albert Grover
Lewis Okeson
Frank McNamee
Monroe Township
James H. Tilton
Howard P. Jemison
Peter Dey
W. Chappell
Wm. Showers
Harry N. Dey
Garret V. Fisher
Charles G. Joslin
Wm. Hunt
South Brunswick Township
Republcan
Wm. W. Stults
John W. Errickson
Wm. McDonald
H. W. Jeffers
Arthur Turton
Howard Jemison
Raymond Snedeker
W. A. Carlisle
Adrian G. Snedeker
Charles Fisk
George van Dyke
Democratic
William W. Emens
James M. Wade
James McFaul
Charles Mf. Housel
A. €. Shreve
Local Social Roundup and Election Board Notes
Dayton guests include Mil atone Wycoffs and Bellmead visitors. Election Board met September 23 in Van Derveer hall. Congregation notes from Presbyterian service in New Brunswick. Several townsfolk visit relatives in Newark Trenton Jamesburg Saybrook and Philadelphia. The Breece child from St Peter's hospital was buried Tuesday.
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Dayton
James Wycoff
Milatone
Peter Wycoff
Bellmead
Peter Barclay
Frank Schenck
Bessie Hubbard
Trenton
Election Board
van Derveer
Helen Flemming
Newark
George “Waite Jr
Denna
Joseph Duncan
Carroll Barclay
Scotts Corner
G. D. van Derveer
James B. Clark
New Brunswick
C. Fish
Carroll
Philadelphia
Walter Breece
St. Peter’s Hospital
Norton for Mayor Leads Democratic Primary Victory
In Hightatown former mayor Richard D. Norton won the Democratic primary for mayor with 65 votes against John W. Early who had 25. The Freeholder race drew interest as Frank Probasco 26 votes and John R. Shangle 86 votes, with Elijah E. Wright securing 52 votes as the district’s Democratic Freeholder candidate.
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Norton
Hightatown
Richard D. Norton
John W. Early
Early
Freeholder
John R. Shangle
Frank Probasco
Nearly Whirled to Death at Monmouth Junction
John Donnelly of New Brunswick narrowly escaped being drawn under a speeding Pennsylvania Railroad express at Monmouth Junction station. He was on the roof installing a leader when the train struck, ripping away the recently nailed section and injuring his hands as he clung to the edge to avoid the wheels.
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John Donnelly
New Brunswick
Monmouth Junction
Pennsylvania Railroad
Donnelly
Do You Fear Consumption with Dr King’s Discovery
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure for coughs colds throat and lung troubles promising life saving effects. A testimonial from Stillman Green of Alanchite Col. claims two doctors said he would not live two years but he remained alive after using the remedy. The ad offers refunds if no benefit and lists $0.50 to $1.00 price. Guaranteed by N F Clayton.
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N. F. Clayton
Plainsboro Social Notes From Atlantic City To Trenton
J W B Wicoff attended the Shriners meeting in Atlantic City. A missionary gathering drew good attendance at the local church. R A Barnard, once at Gettysburg College, now at Princeton, stayed with the Jeffers in Plainsboro. Mrs Howard Jemison and son saw Trail of the Lonesome Pine in Trenton.
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J. W. B. Wicoff
Shriners
Atlantic City
R. A. Barnard
Harrisburg
Gettysburg College
H. W. Jeffers
Princeton University
Howard Jemison
Baltimore
John Thompson
Strong
Trenton
Catherine Wicoff
L. Groves
Edwin Groves
Hamilton Square
H. A. Stuka
Presbyterian Church
Appointment of Jemison Gubernatorial Nominee in Township Contest
In the primary election E. C. Stokes led Republican votes for governor with similar support for other GOP candidates. George McDowell lost to Howard P. Jemison by 27 to 21 for the nomination. S. Richardson and W. H. Jemison completed a new coal house for Pleasant Grove school. Mrs. W. H. Jemison visited Trenton with A. C. Shann. Supervising principal H. A. Jamison installed a residence telephone. Neighbors cut many corn stacks in Ernest Mount’s field. Monroe Township teachers follow the state School Program with subject outlines to be shared.
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E. C. Stokes
George McDowell
Howard P. Jemison
Jemison
S. Richardson
W. H. Jemison
Pleasant Grove
A. C. Shann
Trenton
H. A. Jamison
Ernest Mount
Monroe Township
State Department of Public Instruction
Trenton Area Social News and Local Developments
Prof Charles Mitchell visits with Mrs Mitchell in town while Ruth Applegate returns to New York. The Baptist Church to host the forty ninth anniversary convention sermon in Bordentown October 7 8. Verna Union visits Olive Eldridge as Peddie Institute opens its 48th year with record enrollment. Elmer Chamberlin to improve South Main Street residence with a 1000 dollar porch. George J. Burch hosts a reception on Stockton Street. Joseph B Davison on North Main Street and M P Chamberlin begin a two story Ward Street dwelling.
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Charles 8. Mitchell
Peddie
Brooklyn
Mitchell
John EB. Allen
Ruth Applegate
Frederick Blackwell
New York
W. A. Stanton
Baptist Church
Trenton Baptist Association of New
Bordentown
Verna
Hatchet Found By Student At Helmetta
Charles Hysore, a Helmetta high school student, discovered an Indian hatchet buried several feet in his garden. The stone remains sound but the wooden handle rotted. The artifact was shown to grammar school students by John T. Hysore Jr. Kasmer Stopinski has found several similar antiquities including a sword broken in two parts.
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Charles Hysore
John T. Hysore, Jr
Charles A. Hysore
Kasmer Stopinski
Telegraphy class upgrade at State Home for Boys Jamesburg
Superintendent John C. Kalleen proposes a central telegraphy station with a chief operator and extended wiring. Charles Cox leads the class as William Buckelew plans to return to Inverness. Local business changes include Chamberlin Barclay’s storehouse work and a new tenant house planned by Benjamin Davison.
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Board of Trustees
State Home For Boys
John C. Kalleen
Charles Cox
William C. Buckelew
Bridgeport
Inverness
Buckelew
Upper Jamesburg
Helen Voorhees
Wyoming Seminary
Chamberlin & Barclay
Mechanics
Edward Whitlock
Frm
Benjamin Davison
Gatzner Avenue
Conover
Euos Mount
Applegarth
Tables of the Law Replaced in Elyrn Fabernacle Study
Review of a sermon on Moses as a type of Christ and the Church, detailing how the law and Levitical roles point to Christ’s Second Advent. It explains the antitype of Moses and Aaronic priesthood, the restitution program, and the transformation of believers into the heavenly priesthood.
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Hoever
Moses
Israel
Jesus
St. Peter
Thas
God
Adam
Christ
the Apostle
Church
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Prophets
Aaron
Calvary
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Plainsboro
Hightstown
Jamesburg
New Orleans Picayune
R. Lewis Furniture Co
Jamesboro, N. J
Phone and Auto Service
Elyn Fabernacle
P Strinhard
Asbury Park
New Derary
The
Union Stove Works
Bernard B. Kadetsky
Cranbury, N. J
B. F. Gunson
East State Street
Trenton, N. J
John Winar
Clothiers
Haberdashers
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