The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-10

NEW JERSEY AUTO
CLUB NEARS TOP
Admission of Eighty Members
Puts II Almost First in
Country.

BY the admission of more than
eighty applicants during the last month
the New Jersey Automobile and Motor
Club, with headquarters in Park Place,
this city. has advanced to within less
than half a hundred OF being the pre-
mler local automobile organization in
the United States and there is every
prospect that first place will actually
be taken AWAY from the Automobile
Club of Buffalo before the summer
season is over.
The race has been an interesting one
tc motorists all over the country, and
the two national associations are also
watching the result.
At a meeting OF the board OF trustees
of the club. held this week, the follow
ing a~utomobilists were elected to mem
bership, bringing the total up to 1864;
Louis e. Bailey. 40 Park place; Peter
Campbell. 515 Mt. Prospect avenue;
DR.. Jesse d. L~ippencott, 304 Summer
avenue; DR.. Oswald H. Roth. 20 Lit
Teton avenue; James Hull, SO Alpine
street; Leo T. McSulla, a Hunterdon
street; NJ. F.. Goodrich, 1923 Broad
street: John w Vliet, "a Milford ave-
nue.: Reuben Warshawsky, 166 Spring
field avenue; Roger Young, 1913 Broad
street; Joseph E. Meyer, 81 Green
street; William Reinhardt, 81 Third
street; DR.. Edward Staehlin. Is Lincoln
park; Richard w. Marley, 30 Hudson
street; DR.. Benjamin H. Voelbel, zoos
South Orange avenue; Fred Kilgus, 40
South Seventh street; William H.
Stevenson, IT., 16 Lawrence street;
Burnett W Straus, so Clinton avenue;
Theodore ]. Gerth, 1880 Broad Street;
Fred H. Eisele. 191 Ballantine park
way; John C. Eisele, 1911 Ballantine
parkway; Gustav f. Kimmerle, 571
Springfield avenue; E. w. Pierson, 80
Leslie street: E. Winifred Kennedy, S4S
Clinton avenue; DIR. L. Eugene Hollis
ter, 1873 Clinton avenue; Jacob Con-
STAN, 2s9 Hunterdon street. all of New
ark.
III Weinhagen. 1854 Park avenue
Thomas E. McKenna. 157 North Nine
tecnth street; c. H. Wilson, IS Beech
street: Irene NJ. Noe. 173 North Grove
street; Walter E. Bartlett, 81 Carnegie
avenue. all of East Orange.
Carroll s. 1rowbridge. 10 Brunswick
road; Thane H. Baldwin, 10 Elm street;
William NJ. Taylor. "a Spring street;
Charles d. Barry. SO South Fullerton
avenue, all of Montclair.
George n. Gleeson, 562 Belgrove drive,
and Gilbert L. Crowell, jr., 565 Belgrove
drive, Arlington; William Longfelder,
1Se Highfield lane. and Guy j.. Edwards.
GAG Grant avenue Nutley; George G.
Bartlett. 3 Terrace place, Fast Nutley:
William Shillaber. Hathaway lane, and
Henry V. Condict, Essex Felis; B. NJ.
Westerman, 252 Lafayette avenue. Pas
sale; Joseph Walker. 1886 Clinton ave-
nue., 1rvington: John Hewitt, Is Sher-
man avenue, East Orange; Harry c.
Hedden, Mt. Pleasant avenue. West Or
ange; F. Hallett Lowell, jr., Madison;
Bertha F.. Good, Hackettstown; Levi J.
Wing, 235 West 123d street. New York;
j. c. Welsh. German Valley; Arthur b.
Leach. s21 Scotland road. South Or
ange; William NJ. Sharpe, POP Carmita
avenue. Rutherford; John F. Wisschu-
sen. 81 Rutgers street. Belleville; Albert
e. Cowdrey. jr.. 1872 Main street. Orange;
William H. Jacobson. 1923 Cortlandt
street, Belleville; George NJ. Jeffery. jr.,
Hartford road, South Orange; Joshua
Doughty, jr, Doughty avenue, Somer-
vile; Emma j.. Schultz, 81 Prospect
street, Summit.
The following were elected associate
members. David r. Lingane, 81 War
rington place, East Orange; George c.
Greason. "a Valley road, Montclair;
Frank NJ, McDermit, 1856 North Sew
enth street, Newark: Charles f. Rob
erts. 81 Fulton street, Newark; Frank
N. Macdonald Whittredpe nIaca Sum
nnft.
Harry T. Robinson, Henry Allsopp
and James H. ~Shackleton were trans
ferred from the associate to the active
list.