News From Mayetta, 1920

Tuckerton Beacon, 18 Mar 1920:

M.L. Cranmer went to Philadelphia on Sunday to see his son, Chester, who is in St. Joseph's hospital.
Messrs. Ancel R. Lamson and J. F. Lamson were Monday and Tuesday visitors in Philadephia on business.
Elton Cranmer, of Tuckerton, is spending a few days with his mother, Miss Eva Cranmer.
Blanche Cranmer, formerly of this place, and Frank Reeder, of Cedar Run, were married on Saturday last.
Miss Mary Lamson has returned home after spending two weeks with Mrs. Susie Cranmer, because her home was under quarantine. We hope there will not be a case of diptheria here again.
Howard B. Cranmer, of C.G.S. 119, was a caller in town on Monday evening.
Mrs. Frank Cranmer and daughter, Miss Hazel, were Barnegat visitors recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Muller entertained their daughter, Marion, over this week end.
Miss Leona Salmons, of Staffordville, is spending some time with Mrs. M.L. Cranmer.
Miss Mary Lamson is spending a few days at Barnegat City, as the guest of her brother, Leo H. Lamson.
Mrs. Phineas Cranmer is on the sick list.
Oscar Parker and Will Jones have been working on the Ford trucks at Ashbrook Cranmer's the past week.
Owing to the frequent trips of the road scraper the roads are in better condition than they have been for several weeks.
Mrs. Gilmore is in West Creek for a short time.
Mrs. Howard Cranmer is very ill at this writing. We hope to see her around again soon.
Mr. H. L. Lamson is still on the sick list. He doesn't seem to improve very rapidly.
P.H. Cranmer has been confined to his home for several days.
Joseph sprague and Otto Salmons are working at Barnegat City.
Harry Cranmer and daughter, Alpha, are spending some time in Philadephia.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ward are back from New York in their home here.
Mrs. Dixon is spending some time in Tuckerton.