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Newspaper
Princeton News
Location
Princeton, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1938
Page
2
A Princeton Borough Planning Board is established to adopt and enforce master plans for future physical development. It aims to coordinate street formation, lot subdivision, parks, and recreational centers, addressing past unplanned growth and the need for municipally owned land.
Sunday services worldwide center on the God theme with the Golden Text from Psalms 20 5 and a Deuteronomy 6 4 citation. The lesson also features Eddy's Science and Health line stating Spirit Life Truth Love unite as one and name God.
The article describes a new method to mark parcels with exact directional anchors near Moore and Franklin Streets. It specifies locating ten feet north and twenty feet west of Monument No.7 at the northwest corner, ensuring precise lot limits to prevent disputes and litigation.
Legion sponsors fireworks in Palmer Stadium on July 4 with seating for all and unobstructed view. I Russell Riker leads a large coordination across Princeton Township Borough officials Princeton University and multiple committees including Stadium Inside Outside Police Program Advertising Concessionaires.
Miss Katharine E Elder daughter of Mr and Mrs William M Elder of Colonial Lakeland wed Joseph Dean Pierson son of Mr and Mrs Frank Pierson of Lawrenceville. The ceremony was at 5 pm in Lawrenceville Presbyterian Church with Rev Parke Richards officiating. Music by Miss Caroline E Furman. Ushers included William Siegried Furman Titus Updike Russell Mount and George M Pierson. The bride and groom are both school faculty members with educations from local institutions.
Mrs. Joseph C. Elgin and her daughters of College Road are in Charlotte North Carolina for an indefinite stay.
Mr and Mrs P MacKay Sturges and children of Westcott Road are at Shelter Island New York for the summer. Mr and Mrs Harold H Bender of Fitz Randolph Road recently left for Orient Long Island while Dr and Mrs Thomas Jefferson Werten baker of Prospect Avenue and their son T J Werten baker Jr departed last week for their cottage at Harwichport Cape Cod. Dr Werten baker will spend the latter part of the summer in Pasadena California.
Acting Mayor Melville Dickenson presided over the annual inspection of Princeton Borough Fire Companies at the Monument after a Nassau Street parade led by local youth bands. Chiefs were praised for efficiency and appearance before the open house with refreshments and community gathered.
Edward C. McEachron of Hun Junior School will join Mrs. McEachron at Old Wood Camp on Lake George for the summer. Dr and Mrs George W Elderkin of Haslett Avenue plan to sail in September to spend a year in Athens Greece with their children.
Mr and Mrs Carman Runyon of Cleveland Lane Cleveland will leave Beverly Hills California shortly for their cottage at Manto loking.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Stevens of Greenholm have left for Twilight Park in Haines Falls New York for a leisure trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stockton of Westcott Road stay at their Bay Head cottage while their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Brush of Nashville Tennessee visit for a month.
Mrs Edward Mead Earle of Cleveland Lane and her daughter Miss Rosamund Earle sailed for England to join Dr Earle for a summer of travel.
Mr and Mrs Bancroft W Sutterly of Prospect Avenue leave for a nine weeks trip abroad They will visit France and later attend the International Astronomical Union meeting in Stockholm Sweden in late summer
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Green Duffield of Library Place and their daughter Mrs. H. McKim Steele are at their Summer place in Mantoloking. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Howard of Fitz-Randolph Road host Mrs. Charles Sibley of Wellesley Massachusetts as a guest.
Miss Lilias Swift daughter of Mr and Mrs Emerson Swift of Harrison Street travels to England to tour the British Isles with her aunt Miss Jean Davis professor of psychology at Wells College. Mr and Mrs Swift stay at their Barton Vermont camp with daughter Nancy Swift and son John Swift.
Mrs Winfield W Riefler of Nassau Street heads to Orleans Cape Cod for the summer. Dr Riefler, presently in Europe, plans to join in July.
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