Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-01
PLAN WELCOME
FOR KEYPORT
Meeting Will Be Held Tomor-
row Night--Men Are Named
For Work
speoiaI OorrespoNdent.

KEYPORT, July lon Thursday
night a meeting of the general com
mittee for the Welcome Home cele-
bration will be held at the borough
hall under the direction of Hon. Dali
las G. Young, who has been made
chairman of the committee. The well
come home celebration which is to be
held Labor Day will honor the boys
from the borough as well as the boys
from the Second Military district who
left for service from the borough.
Several committees have been all
ready formed including: I~ncidentals
and Grounds, William Matthew's; re-
ceiving the soldiers, Captain Richard
S. White; for South Keyport, Robert
Rothwell; West Keyport, George w.
stidfole; food, Daniel Van Pelt: Rar-
itan Township, G. Warren Aumack
and George B. Roberts; finance, Cor
neliuS Ackerson, Charles r. Dawson,
J.. Harold Hendrickson, Horace S.
Burrowes and f. Palmer Armstrong.
The publicity committee which also
includes the entertainment commit
tee includes DR.. Herbert S. Cooley, w.
B Cherry and b. f. s. Brown will
holl separate meetings and will meet
this week on Wednesday evening in
the borough hall.
The following have been asked to
take part in the work and act with
the entertainment committee: DR.. d.
70. Roberts, Judge Henry E. Ackerson,
w. S. Wallace, John Weseman, Fred
Van Brake, w. S. Wallace, Henry
Salz, Louis Stultz, A. A. Philo, Judson
S. Hopla, John G.. Schanck, Ira M.
Ansorge, DR.. s. M. Cassidy, Joseph d.
Bedle, +. A Cater, ] Leon Schanck, G.
H. Conover, Albert M. Haigh, G.. e.
Craigen. G. c.. Galbraith, II. P Dis
brow. l. Prayer, Roy Bovine, Norman
b. Lockwood, Isaac Pearson, e. d.
Pettys, H. Wyman Birkbeck, William
E. Bedle, Rufus o. Walling, H. Rabin-
owitz, Clarence r. Templeton. Karl
Mathiasen, p. A. Sondergaard, J. A.
MacEwan, James Hopping, Thomas
s. Fields, DR.. Harvey w. Hartman, w.
H. Hitchcock, d. e. Mahoney, S Selig-
man, A H Bedle, H S Bedle, Anthony
Bedle, Louis Hutchinson, Inglis M.
r. Latham, John C. Osborn, Louis
R~ottenberg, William A. Gill. l.. Brow
err Walling, John T. Geran, DR.. Will
liam 7. Walling, DR.. r. w. Jewett, P.
o. Weigand, Charles X. Crawford,
Jonathan I. Holmes, Jacob Wyckoff,
Charles 1. Young, A. f. Layton, Will
liam Ackerson, John H. Bahrenberg,
r. R. Dechert, William Muth, c. F.
Tuthill, Z. e. Morris, Alfred Cokelet,
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w. e. Woolley, Harry Crawford
Phelps Cherry, Gordon D. Woodey, S.
Van Buskirk, s.. p. Dey, E. F Many,
Arthur s. Van Buskirk, William Chad
wick, Elihu Polling, E. w. Snyder, DR.
j. E. ID. Silcox, John A Peer, George
Pease, Frank Pease, DR.. F. G. Ogden
George M. Collins. Lester Brown, Rev,
B ID. Dagwell, Rev. A. L. Iszard
Rev. A w. Hand, Rev. F. II. B.
Reynolds. Rev. John r. Reeves, Rev
M. c. O'Donnell, Rev. Hooks, Will
liam S.. Holmes, Charles Lufburrow
Frank e. Polling, Joel A. Walling
William T. Van Mater, j. l.. T. Web.
ster, M. Van Brackle, j. H. Jewett, H
l.. Lehr, Harry West, w, E. Warn
Macy Carhart, Augustus Auinack, J. l.
Hammer and Edwin M. Beers.
At the meeting more definite plan
will be made for the atsASAFa
events already plaSs -
block DANCE bfsvnhJo addresses
-hrepesh9 Contest, Red Mems parade