Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-09-04

is to be devoted to the development of
the young inventors discoveries.
While in Ohio he met Miss Helen r.
CoOksy, a graduate of Ohio University,
and married her soon afterward.
The Plus of Booze.
There was an apparently minor ac-
cident at Crescent Lane and Gorge
road the other day when some young
men who had been drinking pushed
one of their number in front of a
passing automobile. The man, who
was a Pole, was struck, and thought
to be uninjured. He was placed in a
cell at the borough hall for the night,
and DR.. Abram called in to see him in
the morning He discovered that the
patient was suffering from fractured
skull He is still unconscious at the
North Hudson hospital. The combina
ton works out again-a little booze
plus an auto-plus little reckless
ness totals a hospital or cemetery.
Joseph Whelan and family, with Mr..
and Mrs. Abram, Mrs. Whelans broth
err and wife, are in Maine. They mo-
tored up, going via the Mossbank trail.
Mr.. Eyrick of Columbia avenue has
just returned to GrantwOod after
vacation in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis of MiddletOwn,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkes, are spend
ing few days at the home of Mrs. A.
w. Bennett of Lawton avenue.
The Bergen county Republicans are
asking that each district be represent
ed by lady in the county committee.
The committeeman of the three dis
tricts are open for suggestions as to
who would like to serve.
The PETERBOROUGH Building and
Loan Association and the Cliffside
Park National bank are both enjoying
the confidence of our people, as evil
denced by their continued success.
There will be new Building and Loan
series opened in October, and the
bank opens accounts at any time.
c. B. Harm and family are going to
Maine the last week in August and
the first week in September.
The Commercial Travellers who
have not been meeting during the sum-
mer will hold their first meeting of
the fall the second Saturday in Sep
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A "Tell About IT, social is being
planned for early in September by the
Congregational church. An OppOr-
tunity will be given for each one to
tell about their vacation and show the
snapshots they took. Fishermen will
be expected to furnish affidavits with
their stories.
Bill Sears of Grantwood was at the
polo grounds on Monday and saw
Mays pitch the fatal ball that killed
Chapman of Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Schnuber of
Lawton avenue have just returned
from a vacation spent in Orange coun-
ty. New York.
Mrs. Dickinson and the two boys
are on a vacation to Pennsylvania.
The Millionaires' Club, Inc, will
hold a barn dance Friday evening,
September "a, in the Epiphany hall.
Music will be furnished by Whites
colored jazz band.
Mr.. H. Schwiebert of Lafayette ave-
nue. motored to KenOZa Lake, N. Y,
with his son and daughter, where they
spent an enjoyable vacation.
How some of our college boys are
enjoying their vacations: George
BraddOn, working in motion picture
studio; Walter Stein, braking freight
trains on the Pennsylvania railroad;
George Shorey working in an Eliza
beth shipbuilding plant, and Arthur
Scullion, posing as carpenters help
err. All four are graduates of Cliff
side Park High School. The first three
are students at Stevens Institute,
while Scullion is studying at Dart
mouth college.
Miss Gertrude Schneider of Column
hia avenue, Palisade, has returned
! from her vacation at Lake Como, Pa.
The public and high schools of Cliff
side Park borough will open for the
| fall term next Tuesday, September Z.
A meeting of the Cliffside Park High
School Alumnia Association will be
held Wednesday, September 8, in the
| high school.