Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-19
|RvNGTON BOARD
OF TRADE ENJOYS
ANNUAL BANQUET
Speakers Laud Civic Pride and
Honesty in Business at Third
Function of Organization.

The third annual banquet of the rrv-
ington Board of Trade was held last
night in the Speedway Tavern. About
100 guests were present. The large
dining-room was deliberately decorated
Each guest was the recipient of a pret-
ty souvenir hand mirror. The reception
committee consisted of Ackerson ]
States, George II. Woolley, George F.
Brandenburg, Harry j. Stanley and
Walter A. Wills.
President w. Eugene Turton acted
as POSTMASTER. He declared that next
to flag and country the members loved
their town most, and there is no better
way to serve the town we'll than by
cooperation through local business as
soctations. In order to work success
fully, however, he said, the "Ip mus,
be eliminated for I'VE" The other
speakers were the Rev. T. Arid Moffat.
former Assemblyman Edward d. Duff
field and Howard MacSherry. Mr.. Moi
fat spoke about dignity and character
in a business man, whose office desk, he
maintained. should be as sacred in
truth and honesty as the altar in the
tabernacle. Mr.. Dufleld and Mr.. Mac
Sherry delivered addresses replete with
witticisms.
Those present were: School Commits
sioners DR.. Albion c. Christian, Acker-
son J. States and Charles H. Stewart,
former Assemblynlan George T. Scribe,
former Freebooter Edward Jacob,
Councilmen Leonard Setaro and David
II. Greene, Health Commissioners
Hugo r. Winckler and Edwin Berry,
Town Treasurer Isaac J. Casey, sr.,
Town Engineers Isaac j. Casey .jr.,
II Philip l.. Glorieux, r. Douglas
Badgeley. George Jennings. Tax Col
lector Harry J. Stanley c.. william
Pfell, John Bruck, Jacob Werthman,
John Henningsen, .Gustave ]. Henke,
John Yaeger, Thomas s. Osborn, Ber-
nard E. Larney, James II. Davenport,
James J. Quinn, Harry M. Radcliffe.
Lloyd H. Mckee. Police Sergeant
Thomas H. Kirlkbride. School Superin-
tendent Frank H. Morrell, Charles II.
D. Hayward, Raymond w. Drake, W.
Clifton Terrill, Joseph S. Waterfeld,
Mahlon s. Drake, jr., Leslie NJ. Brown,
Samuel G. Morrill,, Frank Voorhees,,
Thomas b. Buchan, Charles H, Egeln,
Joseph Ross, Jr., George E. CoaIe, An
drew 8. Huber, Irving w. Wiley. Julius
G. Sieb, Howard II. Eckert, Carl P
KEGS, edward c. Reinfelder, Roy
States. former School Commissioners
Joseph Walker and William Decker,
Mahlon S. Drake, Arthur Haslam,
Charles S.. LaSecla, Harry Schwerin.
Tax Assessor James II. Mortland, Cher
of Police Alexander s.. Green. George
Kruttschnitt. Edwin D. Harrison, Cliff
ford Mooney, George d. Harrison,
Louis Huttenbach. Edward R. Folsom.
Albert Foyle. BENJAMIN H. Little1eld,
Gus Green, Francis S. Green, Harry
Fl. Jenkins, Newton p. Kinsey, Charles
w. Kinsey, John H. Wills, Harry Nc
Davit. julius Koehler. Carl Meyer,
Frederick j. Engelberger, Frederick
Lemmer, Carl Schwarz. Charles Hart
kopf. John j. Bishop, William A. Har-
ter, Joseph T. Castles, Harvey D. Post,
John w. Ruth, Winfield Sprague, Mich
tel A. Dougher, Joseph Diebold. Gus
tave L. Kimmerle, DIR. Louis Schneider,
Alfred Sykes, ]. Herbert Mayfeld. AL
fred T.. S~orgenfree, Charles Niedling,
Gilbert Highly, Benjamin S~toutenburgh.
The officers of the board are: Presi-
dent, Mr.. Turton; vice-president, e..
Douglass Badgeley; treasurer, George
Jennings; secretary, Ackerson ]. States.