Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-22
South Amboy'

Il ETdnCtS JOHlSOHt WHO WAS WIN III
canadian Expeditionery Forces. will
entertain with songs in an olio mum
Der at the American Legion minstrel
next week. He is a talented singer,
and several years age was n OF the
foremost concert singers in the coun-
TRY. He renders John Mccormack
ballads with rare charm. and has
many of the famous tenor's songs in
his repteroire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Suits have
taken up housekeeping at III John
street at the home formerly occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.. Waterman.
This afternoon the funeral service
of the late Mrs. Louise Anderson who
departed this life at the HON of her
daughter, Mrs. Hilda Linden on
Fourth street at the age of eighty
will be held. The funeral will take
place at PAS O'Clock the Rev. G. w
Abel pastor of the NJ. Il. church of this
city officiating.
A reception was held last evening
in the High School auditorium In non
or of the medal winners in the various
athletic contests held during the win
ter months the under the auspices of
tho Y. NJ. C. A. A five piece orches-
ira furnished music for dancing.
All members of Washington Post
No. SO. II. s. 8. of A. are requested to
be present at the next meeting of the
organization on May "a. There will be
an initiation, a visiting degree team do
ing the work.
A contingent of motor transport
troops arrived at Camp Morgan yes
.terday from the South. The entire
trip was made by motor truck.
Preliminary steps were taken at the
meeting of Joel Parker Council. No.
60, Jr. o. u. A. NJ. for the class in
itiation to be held In the lodge rooms
Friday night. At this time a
large class of candidates will be given
the full membership degrees. Steps
were taken last night to q for
the August meeting of the Past
|Councilors Association. This meeting
will be the one hundredth meeting of
that organization. and a fitting cele-
'bration will be held at that time.
The committee in charge of the
Junior movie benefit are reporting
great progress in the disposal Of
tickets. On June 8. Joel Perker
Council will present Jack Pickford in
THE Little Shepherd Of Kingdom
Come"
Brindel q fielder have completed
the renovation OF the Nehrkorn prop
erty on Portia street of this city. This
is now one of the finest homes in that
section.
Joseph Linden is at st. Barnabas
Hospital Newark. suffering from a ner
.vous collapse.
Ballots are being mad put by the
members of the Raritan Terminal and
Waterways Association in this city,
this being the first annual election.
Headed by Chas. Safran a delega-
ton from the local Chamber of Com
merce visited Newark yesterday and
hand an interesting trip through the
plant of a Button company who de-
sire to locate in this city. /
A lengthy business session of the
Common Council was held in the
Mayors office of the city hall last
night.
The funeral services of the late
Rosa A. Everitt, widow of Edwin
Everitt. who passed away at the home
of her son George Everitt was held
yesterdy afternoon. Mrs. Everitt was
Ill but a short time. She was born in
st. Johns N. B., and many years ago
in this city. She was a mem
Der of the Presbyterian church and
active member for many years She
is survived by n son George. The
Rev. +. ID. Niedermeyer of the First
Presbyterian church., of Perth Amboy,
officiated and interment followed in
Christ church cemetery. The pail bear
ers were Messrs. A. II. Seloyer, Gott-
lob Straub, A. ii. Bergen, Fred Batzel,
George Apologize and John Sutliff.
Gundrum Service had charge of
the funeral arrangements.