Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-04
KEYPORT MEN
ARE INJURED
Other News of the Borough for
Today
BIZ Special Correspondent.

KEYPORT, Nov. frank Bren-
non, Olas Ellstrom and Roy Hartman,
of the Oranges, are suffering from
severe injuries which they received
when the motorcycles on which they
were riding went over an embank-
ment near Crawford's Corner on
Sunday as they were returning to
their homes from a fishing trip to the
shore.
The injured men were brought to
the Office of DIR. s. H. Cassidy, who
treated them and afterward assisted
Brennan, who resides at 102 Nassau
street, Orange. was found to have sus-
tanned a broken jaw.
Ellstrom, of Al Valley Way, West
Orange, twenty-four years of age. re-
ceived a ~sprained wrist, possible frac-
tured ribs and a bad cut ove the left
eye. Hartman, whose home is at SO
Mitchell street, Orangs, sustained
three fractured ribs.
The young men were coming to-
ward Keyport in the vicinity of the
Harvey s.. Bedle farm and did not
take the turn at this point. going over
a thirty foot embankment. Several
others in the party were not injured.
John G.. Schanck and son, Sea-
brooke Schanck, visited at New York
Sunday, when they spent the day with
Mrs. j. G. Schanck, who is q patient
in the Roosevelt hospital.
In the interests Of the Roosevelt
memorial fund a meeting will be held
in the borough hall on Thursday
night under the direction of Rev. f.
T. B. Reynolds, chairman of the local
committee.
Miss Gladys Cater has returned
home after having been a patient in
the Ann May hospital at Spring Lake.
Two dances have been announced
to be held at the Yacht Club. On
November IL the local post of the
American Legion will hold the event,
while on Friday, November %, the
Yacht Club will give the dance.
The new garage at the corner OF
church and Second streets has been
opened and is under the management
of the proprietor Arthur s. Sullivan.
The building has been entirely remod-
eled having formerly been an apart
ment. The garage is decidedly up to
date n contains a chauffeurs' room
as well as a rest room for ladies. The
property is owned by Edward d. Hill.
On Sunday afternoon Rev. F. 7. B.
Reynolds delivered his address 'Theo-
dore Roosevelt" before the Y NJ. c.
A. at South Amboy.
A mock convention Will be given in
the Second Baptist church on Thurs
day night for the benefit Of the i'm
provement fund.
r. O. Walling has sold his house at
the corner of Stout and Kearney
streets to William Fowler.
Mayor O.. G. Bogardus has been en-
Joying a several days trip at his sum
mer home in the Pocono mountains.
Last night the Republicans held
forth in Keough's hall and a smoker
and clam chowder supper We're en-
joyed. Speaking was also enjoyed, and
a pleasant evening was spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pau Kirk are the
parents of a son.
Councilman and Mrs. Robert Roth
well have removed from the Lloyd f.
Armstrong house on Atlantic street
to their newly purchased home on
Broad street. Mr.. Armstrong and
family, who have resided in the r. r.
Burrows house on Broad street, will
remove to their newly purchased
home within a few days.
Mrs. Lewis James was the guest Of
friends at New York on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fischer an
nounce the marriage of their daughter
Miss Bessie Fischer to Louis Schwarz
of Red Bank, on Sunday, November
2. The couple will reside at Red
Bank.
Mrs. Frances Harris spent Saturday
with New York friends.