Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-23
KEYPORT LOAN
WORKERS BUSY
Drive in Full Swing--Tanks to
Be in the Borough
Thursday
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kExPoRT, April 23:-with the
Victory campaign In full swing and
the committees already hard at work
enthusiasm ruiEns supreme in the
borough and IL 10 already predicted
that the quota will be more than SUBJ
serebed before the eioss OF tho cam
palsr, Work Of house TO house cam
wasting OF tho borough began Monday
when tho Women's Committee re-
eeiyed the material for the work and
d goodly amount has already been
subscribed,
On Thursday night the whippet
tanks will arrive In the borough at 9
o'clock. ut which time an exhibition
will take place at the Conover prop
erty near the Oyster creek. The COM
munity chorus is expected to sing and
the uniformed men OF the borough
will form n guard OF honor under the
direction OF Lieut.. J. Leon Schanck.
Tho demonstration is expected to
take place promptly at 8 o'clock al
though the committee has been in
formed that the tanks may be a little
late in arriving. :
Additional names have been added
to tho list of those already mention
cd. Mrs. Fred Kinhaefer has been
appointed chairman Of the Woman's
Committee of Holmdel, and her as
sistants are Mrs. Henry C. Tilton.
MISS julie E~i5SddTu, sllIS. JOldlldn l.
Holmes, Mrs. John Hendrickson. Mrs.
r.. s. White has been appointed
chairman OF the Raritan township
committee and she will be assisted by
Miss Carrie Webster, Mrs. p. Otto
Weigand. Miss Lois Sproul, Miss
Louise Aumack and Mrs. l.. Vigne.
The Mems Committee of the above
places are: Holmdel, Jonathan /.
Holmes, chairman, Jacob Wyckof,
Garrett d. Longstreet, Charles X.
Crawford, DR.. ID. E.. Roberts, Daniel
s. Ely, John Mount, Henry Zawatsky,
John i. Hendrickson, Henry Cross,
John Wiley, Jr., John Brady. Rari-
tan township, George b. Roberts,
chairman, p. Otto Weigand, j. 7.
S. Brewer, Joseph p. Sproul, Charles
Carr and Gilbert T. Van Mater.
The borough has bee divided into
thirty-three districts and the follow
ing will assume charge of each dis
trict: 1 and 2 Jonathan I. Holmes,
chairman; 3, Charles Lufburrow N
Rev. A. L. Iszard; 4, Edwin ii. Whar-
Birkbeck; z, George b. Roberts,
chairman; 8, james Il. Terry; ..
Lloyd E. Armstrong;: 10, Dallas G.
Young; IL. John w. Mason; IL, Vadin
Curtis; 10, JOIN w. Weseman; IA,
DIR. J.. e. ID. Silcox; Is, John w.
keough: 16, William IL. Warm; II,
Rev. Benjamin ID. Dagwell; IS, Rev.
A. w. Hand; 10, Horace S. Burrowes;
20. Arthur S. Van Buskirk; 81, Will
liam +. Eckhart; 20, George ii. Con-
over; 23, A. S. Van Buskirk: "a, Wal
ter Il. Cherry; 20. Phelps Cherry; 26,
2 Rufus O.. Walling; 81, Harvey Bron-
ner; 20, ". S. Wallace; 20, William
L. Woolley. ST.. w. Z. B~ilderback; so.
Harvey s. Bedle; 81. John r. Lath-
am; 80, w. H. Hitchcock; 80, Rev. NJ.
C. O'Donnell, Anthony ID. Bedle.
The various factories in h Dor
ough win be looked after by the fol-
lowing: Galbraith e. Son, w. w.
Eortney; Steiner & Sons, Loui Hut
Crimson; Keyport skirt factory, Louis
Rottenberg; Whitall Tatum Company,
Robert Rothwell. Harvey Bronner;
National Fireproofing Company, J. IL.
Fritzinger; Reliance Tire & Rubber
Company. J. Arch MacEwan; Aero
marine Plane e. Motor Company,
Harry Donaldson; Architectural Tile
Company, Harvey Bronner; Mon
mouth Chemical Company, William
A. Gill.