Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-06-12

Fort Lees "Old Home Week" got
it's first real impetus Friday night
of last week when a fine meeting was
held at Schlosser's Hall for the pur-
pose of getting the ball started.
Mayor White was called to the chair,
and Charles 7. Logan, Of Palisade,
was made secretary. Mayor White
told what the purpose OF the organ
lied effort was to be, and suggested
that the first thing to be done was
to appoint a general committee COM
posed of the older residents OF the
borough. On motion this committee
was appointed through the help OF
those present who suggested the
names of those best suited for the
post of honor. This "Old Home Week"
general committee is for the most
part an honorary one, there being no
active duties connected with 1T.
After an hours time, about 10
names were submitted, including rep
resentatives from all four sections
the borough. Their names will ap-
pear at the end of this article.
An Executive Committee was next
appointed, and consisted of the fol-
lowing names:
Mayor White Ex-officio chairman,
DR.. d. E. ONeill, Carl Richter Joseph
Schlosser, Samuel J. Corker, James
Sheehan, John N. Race, Charles
Delin, Louis Haferman, Herman
Client, John G. Heus, E. M. Franchi,
William Mahoney, Joseph Hengstler,
Reuben Barrett, Daniel w. McAvoy,
ir., Charles E. Goebel, VIM. E. Wood,
John McGloin, James Boyle, John
Whitaker, Joseph j. Walters, A. H.
Conover, G. Il. Logan, ID. A. Carson,
S. E. Darby, w. R. Goodman, L. G.
Anderson.
The appointment of these commit
ties required the most of the evening,
until eleven o'clock, in fact, and 1T
was then too late to go at the mat
ter of appointing the smaller, or
working committees, of which there
will be a great number. A formal
meeting of the Executive Cimmittee
was called for Wednesday, June 9,
and the secretary asked to notify
them.
ON I1Olue WCCh
The following are the names OF the
"Old Home Week" general com
mittee: Ex-Mayors John c. Abbott,
Arthur Kerwein, Daniel McAvoy,;
John Brown, John Schlosser, Joseph
Boyle, Adam Grant, Thomas Byrnes,
Philip Lahm, Charles Hunt, Herman
Client, Charles Heft, Charles Goebel,
James l.. Abbott, j. Fletcher Bur-
dette, Charles Laing, George Linder,
Ed. G. Kauffer, Charles Kimball,
George Kinsler, James Pringle, Chas.
West, DR.. Joseph Heeger, DR.. Max
Weyler, Jerome Sardi, Carl Richter,
James Sheehan, John Baglieughi,
Chas. Killinger, Chas. Wilson, John
Closer, Angelo Marshall, John ii.
Mannix, VIM. A. Wood, Alfred Jung
haus, Daniel Mahoney, Philip Hook,
Richard Brown, Joseph Hengstler,
John Heus, Alex Hughes, Reuben
Coyte, Cyrus Prosch, David King,
Nicholas Kurt, James Addison, Daniel
Cook, Barney Kraemer, John Scheus-
ter, Tom Brannigan, Frank Boyle,
John Lahey, Anthony McKenna, Pat
rick Murray, Frank Ruff, William
William Rambo, James Haggerty,
Henry Mallon, George Gebbard, I.
Crozier, Frank Mills, ST., George
Young, John Reardon, Samuel Croker,
S. j. Croker, Norman Nicholas,
August Schumann, Reuben Barret,
Anthony Garony, Henry Kronewetter,
Norman Coyle, John Marx, Albln
Beck, Chas. Hirliman, ST., Chas.
Stewart, Emil Buehler, Albert
Doscher, William Lyons, Fred. Hum
nell, ST., William Council, Henry
Heffler, ST., Randolph Weber, Chas.
Roland, Charles Peter LuBois, j. f.
Craemer, James Allan, Lawrence
Dobbelaar, G. Semmindinger, Roland
Semmindinger, P. R. Saitta, John N
Race, Louis Hayek, August Fischer,
ST., John New, John Tierney, John
Jennings, James Conway, Robert
Maury, Mike Kennedy, John Grassie
Peter Heft, Thomas Collins, Chas
Haulenbeek, George Tracy, Chas. T.
Logan, William Fichtner, David A
Carson, George H. Frew, ST., Pau
Mehlin, ST., Paul T. Brady, Forest
May, A. w. Tams, A. F. Beckmann
William Beckmann, Vincent B. Kelly
C. l.. Giles, S. E. Darby, J. V. Wool
colt. ]. F. Pennell, w. R. Goodman
H. D. Schall, E. Y. Cohen, S. Elkan
H. D. Douglas, l.. P. Druck, w: ID
Lennon, w. ] Foeppel, DIR K. But
ton-Opitz, William Hillinger, Ottt
Hunicke, Homer Metcalf, Bailey Mil
lard. R. R. Brown, William Willmann