Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-26
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FOR BIC DRIVE
Committees Named and Teams
Selected to Put Borough
Over the Top
Dbl epecial cor-esponasnf.

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KEYPORT, Sept. 26:-The local
Liberty Loan committees, both mems
and women's, met at h borough hall
Tuesday evening for reorganization
and instruction. George W. Brown IS
| chairman of the mems committee and
Mrs. A. NJ. Brown is chairman of the
women's committee.
A communication was e inviting
the committees to attend the big Lib
! erty Loan meeting in Newark today.
and rules for the contesting for the
honor flag were explained. 1t was
! unanimously voted to have special
celebrations here october IL, "Liber-
ty Day." and a committee, including
r. o.. Wallipg, chairman, DaIlas-G.
, Young, Joseph d. Bedle, w. E. Bid
erback, Mrs. NJ. Lester Terry and
Miss A. L. Tilton, was appointed to
arrange the event.
The Boy Scouts of Troops 1 and 2
will distribute literature relative to
the loan Saturday n will otherwise
be active In the campaign. h honor
flag will contain fou stripes instead
OF three as at the last loan.
The borough will enter the contest
for a flag, having secured one In the
last loan.
The committees for the house to
house canvass were appointed al the
meeting. the women to assist the men
The districts and committees to
work IN each are as follows:
Districts / and 2. j.. I. Holmes, Mrs.
Charles <. Crawford; No. 8. Charles
Lufburrow, Rev. A. L. Iszard, Miss
Evelyn Lufburrow; No. 4, Edwin II.
Wharton, Mrs. e. H. Wharton and
Mrs. ]. Garlic Anderson; No. s, VIII
mer Tuthill, Mrs. Charles E. Cokeiet;
No. 6, II. Wyman Birkbeck, Mrs. s.
p. Dey; No. Z, George B. Roberts,
Mrs, r. 8. White; No. s, James e.
Terry. Mrs. M. Lester Terry; No. 10,
Dallas @. Young: No. IL, John w.
Mason, Mrs. w. Elmer Aumack; No.
IL, Vadin Curtis, Mrs. Robert Roth
well; No. Is, John Weseman, Mrs.
Elmer E. Morris; No. IA, DR.. ]. e. ID.
Silcox; No. 15, John W. Keough, Mrs.
J.. w. Keough; No. 16, Joseph d.
Bedle: No. II, Rev. B. D. Dagwell,
Mrs. Charles II. jerks, Mrs. John
Carr; No. Is, Rev. A. w. Hand, Mrs.
Hand; Nc. 10, Horace 8. Burrowes,
Mrs. Harvey w. Hartman; No. 20,
Arthur 8. VanBuskirk. Mrs. II. s.
Burrowes, Mrs. Andrew b. Campbell;
No. Fl, William f. Eckhart, Mrs. f.
II. B. Reynolds, Mrs. Fred b. Van
Brake; No %, Mrs. George II. Con-
over: No. 23. A. s. ~VanBuskirk. Mrs.
A. s. VanBuskirk; No. "a, Walter B.
Cherry, Mrs. r. o. Walling; No. rs,
Phelps Cherry, Miss Jennie Moore,
Mrs. L. Brewer Walling, Miss J.. A.
Brown; No. &c, Rufus O. Walling,
Mrs. +. G. Ogden, Mrs. j. G.. Schanck;
No. 81, Harvey Bronner, Mrs. Bron-
ner, Mrs. II. E.. Ackerson, Mrs. p.
S~ondergaard; No. 20. w. s. Wallace;
No. 20, William E. Woolley, Mrs.
John G. Osborn; No. 80, Harvey 8.
Bedle; No. 81, William r. Latham.
Mrs. Latham, Mrs. James II. Bedle;
No. 80, William II. Hitchcock, Mrs.
George w. Stidfole, Mrs. #. A. Cater;
No. SO, Rev. M. c. O'Donnell, An
.thony d. Bedle, Mrs. Russell Stidfole,
Mrs. A. Dykstra.
The factories of the borough will
be represented by the following;
Galbraith & Son, w. w. Fortney;
Steiner & Son. Louis Hutchinson;
Keyport Skirt Company, Louis Rot
tenburg; Whitall Tatum Company,
Robert Rothwell and Harvey Bron-
ner; National F~ireproofng Company,
]. II. Fritzinger; Reliance Rubber
Company. j. A. MacEwan; Aeroma-
rine Plane and Motor Company, Hins-
dale Smith; Architectural Tile Com
pany. Harvey Bronner.
The women's committee will meet
Friday afternoon at 9 o'clock In the
public library to receive instruction
and literature. The loan will open
Saturday at noon and will continue
for three weeks. and the borough will
make every effort to surpass the
amount secured at the previous cam
paign.