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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-26
Sno 0afota.

SljeblGre briiter. Slere Waifiner,
Ser bar p9ret / Sirfiombeo meo at
bore efter Ole / Golorp Giitrift,
meloes at bore tagile neb % paffeoe
for at ienoes til andre Steoer. Gen
SlieblPrc, iom Ser bar lopet iaa me.
GEN Higoom, CT bermeo saaet iitpf-
fer.
Giuneerfpim6e bpS. Sra Sioltr
Sails meloeS, at Ell al bette Strsgs
plbite Eioneerfpinber, NrS. Mgnette
Sobnicn, er aigaaet peb 0sben / cit
Ssits Sieln. S1n opnaaeOe ben bpie
Mloer al SO Mar. Mfosoe eiterlaber
fig en- Itor Sl9et, nenlig Z 8srn, 81
@srnebern, 6S 9ernebsrnS gprn %
ct gornebarltS 8arnebarn.
@aatmano ifnSt / @atertulpn.
George Stole, Togtmano / Ell Separte=
mcntSbItif ! @atertotun, fanoteS for
leben Wtorgen ifl,ot % or9bt, % oct
bite iig, at %arer til en- SGroi al flere
Suubreoe Collars bar %itiaalet. @agt=
manoen bite iig at babe fiGnlpct til
De iibite Deo of brll9c ct fort @aSrer
iom 8aaben, men eiter at bore ltltot
fire 8onge par ban falot ON.
@rpnbburcrc Usher paa Sui. I'm.
ser Boring al Ell a~rteIiIf 9reno paa
NicbolaS @eolS Sarm, beliggenoe
ipbpiteufor 2cnlmoi,, er Der iteot paa
fem io~rifiellige Sag glpoflll. Set
iioite al biSic 9aa bar otte SOB tpft
o. al io"rtrinlig &palitet. Get er /
Ell Gpboc al onrtrent 200 SOB. Spoe
SoO bpbere ItpoteS paa Ell operi leoig
o~rteiiif %nnon1pnaoe. Ger iagbeS
itrar at blioe giort Sorieg naa Grit
bebrift.
Gn 6.aaria 0elt. Gen 6 Iar ganle
Ssn al Wfr. og Wtrs. George Sons
len, bocn6c paa Ell Sarm / Bridge
ipater Giitrift, life langt ira Siour
Sails, bite fig forleben Dag lom Ell
ianb Self peo at reboe line TO Dngre
Ssifeno ira at br9nbc inoe. Saapiot
funbe criareS bar Slo lIobruot Deo of
glsoen0e &ul bar falot paa 8ulbet
ira &iSffcnopneu, % ga 6orGlorenc
bar noe / WaiSageren, bar Den o.
aarise 8ltt n9rlnelt til at paste Srt.
Jet. San foris9te at ilnffc Sloen,
men Oct Ipffeoes life, bporior ban iaa
ifiep % orog be minbre gsrn no al
Suiet og if Dem anbragt paa ct trp9t
Steb. Sriet brGlrbte meo alt buao
bar / oct.
Statens 8rmbebriit. Sra 2emmon
meloes, at Der ira ben peo Glarempnt
o9renbe &lllgrube, iom eies % oripes
al Soutb 9afota, M leperes oper
200 Cons oaslia. Oct Der optagne
&ul er fienot Tom blaa Signite,
Gennc &illgrube blep fight iioite
CONNER for at betrpgge De ior'tiel'
lige Statsinititmtioner MOB 2ulnlan-
gel, og oct bar piit liz at bare ct
operoroentlig belbis Sfriot, Tom Sta
ten oengong toa. 9e Statsinltltn-
TONER, iom er ioripnet meo grGnoe
ira oenne 8rllbe, err StatenS Nor.
malifole i Spearfiib, StatsiGnail et
! Sionr Sails, @linbcifolcn / Sarp,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-26

at Sen herlige TrlleIaft ioaleoes Ituloc
goa tiIipiloe. Wauee orat mere enc
Sc too mes fig, % ser fi,lGte Ell bsiit
urulig Nat Tor @pen. Ncruieoc Ger.
Toner ifraaleoe % fang, 10 eIler tr9t.
tpOc, on eitcr Wiibllnt hopoe npeen
moret Jig rleb at finite @inonerne /
Sen lille 9pS &irfe. Ser blep iao
teIeioneret til Sort Otaoiion eiter go.
liti, ga set life bar goot at pibe bpno
ocn orllf1e Sob oernpit piloe fore
tagc zig og en- Nolitiitprfe iarnt cnocl
Sernboneiolf foln iaa for at gienpp.
rctte Sr0en % reooe bpao bar tilbage
al Den itore &inloonina. SIere bIep
orreitereoe, % oisie bar III erloelig
iaoet lin Strof. Der bar enDel pIorc
N&Gno blanbt |irtpnene % ltroitii-
tcrlle, % 9ommeren tog iiGr oiSie /
SfoIe o. foreboIbt Dem boilfen arGft.
ifnoe be bar for Samfu,bet beo oct
Grempel, De Der bapoe lat ltngbom,
men.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-26
Yogem ONT Sprin9 @rupc.
Tpbpsserbiiturie fra Sprins Grove %

Smesn al 8. 9. Sobnion. Sorfatte>
rens Sorlng. 400 Siber. 6X9 Soms
mer. Snbbunoet / Srrreb.
Sennc gog CT ct Gilbeitrift on BET
norIfe settlement / Spuiton Gouuty,
Mint, a%lminoelig tnlbt Sprin9 8rooe
Excitement. Sorfattereu CT itte blot
9on1mel Settler % Sarmer ner Sprin8
@rope, o9 berfor bel tienbt reb Sol.et
Der, men bar reiit omtrins % iamlet lit
ira be Glbite sienlepenoe bIanbt Settz
lerne pg ombp99eli9 nebtc9net beres
Geretnin9er. Sertil bar ban aiennem
oarelang aorreiponbunce ppis9t pg iits
Let Jig Splpsnin9er ira Dem, lom er uos
flhttet pg tunoe bd noset at fortrle.
0an bar 9lprt Jig nGiten litrplig SLID
fpr at faa meb alt Oct Iom bar Ditto.
riff %Grb og SpIpsningerne er %iaapiot
mili9 inogaaenbe. Sars Naabe at fors
t9Ic poa er Ii9eirem o9 ia9uGsiie o. rs,
Fer en- lin 9ieofelelie meb Settlcne5
Splepelier % So~ritaaeIie al beres Sapn
og 8lGber UNDER Rpbpa9ernes Str9r.
Sorfatteren bar CLIENT iusen al Sc
6amIe % bar forful8t Samiliernes Sors
9renir9er % NhIpreoelie uboper Be
tnare SettIementer uooper %eItcu.
Gaoneue paa be fsrltc Scttlerc CT lams
let / ell 2iite paa 265, De fleite al boiIte
har srunpla9t talri9e Tomilier ele:
Slegter. @erfet fan berfpr aierne
fables Spriug @ruoes 9nucnnamabrf.
Ser CT psiaa en- Silte oper De Iuge ira
GettIementet, ium tie~uit9ioroe / arigeu.
Ser er nit ingen iom bar lnit benne
@iitorie mere ppnlcrtiom ems llnbcrte3.
nebe, tbi ban 9%ieuuem9it Wamitriptct
IS lGltc 8orrcftur Here 0anae paa belle
@ertct, inarprIom en- 80 Sioer, mcils
@iitorien git ira Iaaneb til Iauncb
/ Sambanb, % fienber berior iGrbcles
pei Sorfattercns neiogti8e 6remgan9sz
maaoe og Den SliS ban itebie oier ii8 for
at bet ban meobcler tan bli paoIibeliB.
Wan itilbe ITO at ale ionu Hammer fra
&c 9nnle Settlerc poa Sprirg Grove,
enten De Dor Der cQer er loouiloret Der
ira, piIrc iitre Jig benne BOG. @icr
&C life BET, ma Oct ore forbi Sc if,c
tiIilIbe CT ZIG beoibit bpiItct pi9tig %c,i
ret CT. gc0en cgner Jig fortrrficIi9 III
Sllegapc. Sen CT at fan / Sriiirfen3
Wp9banocl (Sree Gburh Boot Gonz
GERM / WiuncapoIis, og foiter 5000.
q. q. Gcblcu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-26
Slip no!

Iarge ToromGub / Interita benpttcr
Jig / tor ~llbitrrtning al Ben bcic a1irs
pao Collars % Ben 9obe 3ente, iom for
Chen er sirIocnoe Nor9e, til at irtte
line Serge ino / 8omIelanoets Banter.
s Nlminbcli9beo er Ell Solar prro
SIR. 3.75; III betales Den / Nor9c mep
oper inn - Nrpner.
Sfiens sparebanf, Sfien, meobeler, or
Den for Siheu gooteisr 61a % for Snos
Ituo paa icr Inanebers SpiieeIie % 6 %
for Snbih,o paa alminbeIige Spdrebanfs
%pilfaar.
@antcn urbeioer unber Heoierinaens
SpertiIipn o9 lcNc5 al Ell Seltprel'c palgt
bIarbt @penS ppeti9lte Sorrctningsmrno,
Sen bar pirfet iiben 1885 pa bar line
3unSer ioruhen / @nen ielp o9Iad | 2eles
marfcn % Siiensfioroen.
@anfenS opiparte Sormlle io9ier Sr.
100000 90.
SnoituS tun icnoeS / Sehler eIler
9anforaits oircfte iii @anfeu, men tan
oaiaa renlittereS til She National Gin
9anf Of Rem Dprt paa Sfiens spare
bants apntp.
@nbper Sroitpber mnd op9ipe tpbelig
Naon % irlnitTuois NbreSie.-Gep.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-26

(s Rsins
Wapem %forityrrct =?
2inerib ocn pirfcliae Warias-Sas
Tr. GoUaroe' SIipc tablets.

Set er bpaS SuiinSer, ser Iioer al
Iaoeonoer MI Qisr. 5itcoetfor at taoe
Sonics euer fori6gcnbe at Inppe paa IN
toarIi9 NorpgicIic. nrgriber Sc SEN mir
ielige Nariag Ill CuOet, nemli9 Gil
cycrIr5Ict ScUer o. en- ioritbrret Noue.
Or. Gonaro3' Give Sablcts irttcr pau
en- beLbreScuoc @Ioooe 2cuereu / @irts
iombeo. Nanr @eber og Mape uoiprcr
fine Tuuttioucr, forIuiuocr Waoeouofr.
6nr on ooarIi8 Sn,ag / @unoen be-
logt Siinge. baarlig appetit, or / ct 90
rent % I~iaeaIoo 9ciiuoeuoe, ingen Nns
Iitiou eIer @reroi. plaoct nteN life at
tiirre ior0eie Sooen? Sag Olive ia
tlets, et Subititut Tor GuIomel.
Sr. Gbparb5 Give EnbIci5 er CT
rem be9iiabilif Snnmcuirtrjrp bIanb2t
r,eS SIipeuoIie. gu bill tienoc Dem oeo
reres SIioeufarbe. SC birtcr u0cu
Srib. Granlpe eIIer Sutr!cr.
Tag Ell euer to pto 5euqstyo 'or lartil Sjnor iua
SpiS bpo0 hu 'nrss ON. lJc % 3E.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-26

"EceorubsQcitcn % |ee slrner" bill prre en-
!ipriommen Sulcaaoe for SlGginiraer % @eris
ner I Gorae, Sunmorf eler SsnoeribIano,
"Qoftcn" icnbt 81 Mar til @omIeInncet icficr
$3.50.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-26

COMMUNICATION i Siour Sails, Col
oaterbiemmet / Sot Springs % all-
ore. Torsprigt fam Scr ogiaa al Gn.
tcltperloncr fisbes <l peo @rnbcn.
Nclllie llg9cr peo Sapnes, g. 9af.,
llge ODER SrGnien fra 2emmon, %
Der lGgges III @aneipor inotil oel,nc
"p. Get er iaet, at 8ruben fon le.
oere tire Gauge mere allI, mar oenne
forte @aneItub er ieroig og So0 lat
lgang ODER oenne inc til 9pen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-26

Gn fjebelig Siituric. Sretten Ser.
ioncr ira ArgpIe, Ell li0en On better.
Tor Sort Vlooiion, eQcr 6cn nprn1eIte
Grtegn, bar her forle0en itiQet for
6eocraloommer Wo0e / aeofltf od
loelnte5 Vtllltter til et iomlet @eIsb
az $1,000 Ionrt Smfoiminoer. Set
par Tor De 13 WGnb en- bsiit fiebelio
SlItorie, og oct poaitoacs, OF Den ilpn.
9enoc SretteIPttelie, iont Gomnleren
gan oenL Ioc0 Iangt mere % lnraere,
emo oct Bergeuol99, De bar ubIat for.
0or Ell Wars Sio iioen troi oct Tia iaa
llbelol9t, at Ell itor @cboloer en-
Ilg DC panli8c SlicbeboIoere - fltIS
az Yin og uloerociS ira California
I'll Mem gorf, bar iprun0en Ipf oa
oerIor blcp Iot tiliioe paa ct Sioeipor
Ir9ple Tor at reporcrc$. ut Den
flare Yin rlaleoe borte / @aneaaar.
Den bar mere emo Ell Socrbaosnpbeo
lor Sootfolf | gfrgplc % Smean, oa
Den Iprehte Jig iom SIo / tort @rps.
Solf - % Def enbog al @pens melt
prominente - fom ipttcnoes meb
Stopper % aor, ba oct 10 bar snnb
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-26

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UneIiesfon
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en- IiNen 4
GOr9s.
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Saa 81
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Ira Der |
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-26
"Ma, inm min itatfcls
&Dg berfer!"
Mfatgtn Suiuht bolStr Slpan's | TtrrSiiab
for bette, men bet tr itOrartct pgfaa
for andre Smerter.

III tnusenbs, aftrattsube &p9uert, iom
~ iaa mango spinber ~rsseInGst9 l'otr
90 at, nil burti9 opbere peo liot Slodn s
0inneueut.
Men bet er ooot for belle Tanlljer. @us
peno bet, nSen 8n;onina, for al Sla9s
@erfen o. Smertsr, ira be itdrpe neuraI9ilte
Citing til RbsumatismsnS oumpe, %'IiOeuoe
Smerter.
Gubpioere for Sciotico, 9~unba9o, 'adrs
Wuitler, itlue 9eSemob. sob CT EIaife
ScrcoIfab, tbI bu fan albrts pioe mar
BIZ trGu9sr Bet.
Stsrite SterreIis mel bsipareuoe. sos
ole apotbetere - 35c, zoe, S1.40.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-26

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-26

oente ianot fun noole iorboIospis
ii~bctpoclige Sfrarnnler pau BEN enc
glritl.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-11-05
Board of Health

At a regular meeting of the Board
of Health on Monday night in the
Council Chamber those present were
President, S. J. Hurff; Secretary, VIM.
f. Yeager; d. G. Sparks, B. G. Wood
and Charles R.. Leonard. Borough
Clerk Walter A. Hunt was also in at
tendance.
Charles r. Leonard and B.. G. Wood
were appointed a committee to inspect
the unsanitary condition on the vacant
lot. corner of Denny Avenue and New
Street.
Upon payment of $50 a ~scavenger's
permit was issued to oliver Cuff.
The Borough Council was requested
to lay IS feet of u inch pipe on the
rear of Matthew MitchelPs property
on West Main Street, so as to drain the
surface water from the adjoining prop
critics and remove the nuisance created
by the stoppage on Mr.. MitchelPs
property.
Borough Solicitor S. R. Leap was In
structed to draw an ordinance to
govern all plumbing work done in the
Borough so as to conform with the
sanitary code of the Board of Health.
No work shall be one without a per-
nit from the Board.
Secretary w. F. Yeager was instruct
ed to procure a sample of the well
water from the premises No. 132 N.
Broad Street and have same analysed.
Messrs. Hurff. Sparks and Leonard
were appointed to investigate the toilet
conditions on Pitman Street and a
ming Avenue.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-11-05
Pedricktown Defeats Unbeaten En-
erson

One of the greatest foot ball games
ever played in South Jersey was played
at Fourth and Jasper Streets, Camden
last Saturday when the Pedricktown
team assisted by Penns Grove High
School stars made six scores over the
Emerson team of Camden, which had
not been defeated last year nor this.
Emerson claimed to be the unbeaten
team in South Jersey, but Pedricktown
took their scalps and left them a whole
basket full of goose eggs. As neither
team had lost a game il was a battle
royal, the toughest ever played on the
Camden field.
Altho Pedricktown did not have two
of their best players, Turner and W.
Smith, two former players in Penns
Grove High gave their old energy
to help keep up the Hightown prestige
The game was exciting from start to
finish. Only twice did Emerson get
near Pedricktown's goal, but they met
a concrete wall which never weakened,
altho the Emerson team was heavier
weights.
When Callahan intercepted q fer
ward pass the red headlight ran thru
with a blaze and scored a touch down.
The outcome was a big surprise to a
thousand Camden fans who had never
seen their hsme team beaten. Pedrick-
town now have five games without be-
ing scored on. They are the champions
of South Jersey.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-11-05
Personal Mention
and Social Affairs
The Whereabouts and Doings of
Good People You Know

Mrs. George Titus and daughter,
Dorothy, spent Thursday in Philadel-
phia.
/; Mr.. Thomas H. Hauto, of Liverpool,
England, was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Summerill Davis owe the weekend.
Franci La Baw was an over Sunday
visitor with his parents. DR.. and Mrs.
La Baw, on East Main Street.
Mrs. Ralph P. Willis has been con-
fined to her home for over a week.
Her right arm has been rendered prac-
tically useless from neuritis.
Mrs. ]. Percy White is entertaining
her niece. Mrs. James A. Wilson, and
daughter, Helen, of Baltimore, Md
Mrs. White will accompany them to
Baltimore for the weekend.
Mrs. Joseph N. French and her sis
ter, Mrs. Mary Morgan, have gone to
Lakeview Sanitarium. Bridgeton, to
spend some time for the benefit of their
health.
Miss May Weber, who is teaching
at Clementon, spent Tuesday with he
mother, Mrs. Harry o. Weber, al
Courses Landing and cast her first
ballot.
Mrs. George Cox, of Pittsburg, who
took an active part in Red Cross work
when in Penns Grove, has been renew
ing acquaintance this week, stopping
with Mrs. Lemuel P. Layton and Mrs
Thomas Taylor.
Mrs. Arthur Simonson received a
phone call on Monday announcing the
arrival of a baby girl at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Pau Mount, of Philadel.
phia, formerly of Penns Grove.
Mrs. John Vandyk, of Denver. Col.
has been spending the week with the
family of her brother. Capt. Harry o
Weber, at Courses Landing. Mrs
Vandyk states women have been voting
for president in Colorado since 1892
She missed her vote this year.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-11-05
Colt Club Banquet

The first annual banquet and dance
of the Penns Grove-Carneys Point Golf
Club will be held in the dupont Club
of Carneys Point on Friday evening.
November 18th. One of the important
features of the evening will be the
presentation of cups to r. F. Willis,
winner of the First Annual Fall Handi-
cap Tournament, and B.. r. Peacock,
winner of the consolation prize. "Hoke"
Kysor has ben suggested for the honor
of making the presentation speech, but
members of the Club who are on the
inside" fear for the safety of the cup
should "Hoke" get hold of il, as rumor
has it that "Hoke' and Pat Gallalee
spent several hours one evening decid-
ing on a spot on their manuepiece
where the cup could be displayed if.
Many prominent Penns Grove men are
members of this fast growing club, in
GLIDING Messrs, r.. Il. Willis, DIR. c. F.
Baxter, ]. NJ. Featherer, C. L. Fleming,
w. S. Leap, Harry L~ounsbury, Matthew
Mitchell, Jr.. T. V. Sickler, B. H. Stell,
w. E. Swaverly and r. P. Willis.
Woodstown is represented by NJ. P.
Newton and N d. ~Snellbaker. VIM,
Richman, of Sharptown. is also a mem
Der. In addition to the above the Club
membership which is now nearing the
century mark includes many employees
OF the duPont Dye WORKS CarHeys
Point and dupont Chemical Company.
Special rates are being offered new
members of the Club at this time which
accounts for the large number of be-
ginners who can be seen daily on the
INKS.
The course at this time consists of
only six holes, but three more are under
construction and should be in excellent
condition by mex spring. giving this
locality a golf course which should be
second to none in South Jersey.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-11-05
Coal Situation

Coal received by dealers recently Is
sold for $19 and $40 a ton. The ex-
PLANTATION is this: Large orders from
their brokers are not arriving because
the Interstate Commerce Commission
has ordered coal shipped to the East
ern States before snow and a freeze
up comes. Their orders made months
ago are expected later at lower prices.
The high priced coal arriving comes
from new mines which have cut timber
from the lands and found coal. There
are no railroad tracks to some of these
mines. h coal has to be loaded and
Ehauled in wagons.
The need is for labor to build more
railroad cars and locomotives.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-11-05
Sunday School Entertainment

On last Wednesday evening the Sum
day School of the First Baptist Church
entertained the Carneys Point Sunday
School. An instructive program had
been prepared. The World Wide Guild
Girls gave a splendid review of the
first chapter of their study book on
Serving the Neighborhood." This was
in the form of an acrostic on the word
Communicate The girls taking part
were Effie Fisher, Alma Snyder. Rose
Fenton, Annie Snyder and Florence
Triple.
The Crusader Girls SAN a song from
their study book which is called "Mr.
Friend O. Man"
Claude Peters played in a duet. Edith
Snyder played and Beatrice WEIGH re-
cited.
The last number was a dialogue with
a moral by Mrs. Busy Housewife, Miss
Never Read, Mrs. Missions.
About 80 were served with ice cream
and cake.
Mrs. Peters would be very glad to
give suggestions or help to any of the
sister churches who desire mission
study classes. The books are the same
for the different denominations.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-11-05
A Social

Running Water Council, Daughters
of Pocahontas, No. rs, gave Mrs. Mary
Hand a merry masquerade party on
Monday evening which was enlivened
by dancing and a speech on the League
of Nations by Mr.. Watson.
After unmasking they served in the
%parlance of the Order. Corn and veni-
son." cake, fruit and other d~elicacies.
Among those present were Mrs. Hat
tie Patton. Mrs. Sophia Lyons, Mrs.
Emma Norton, Mrs. Emma Doran, Mrs.
Mary Zane, Mrs. Mary L.. Hand. Mrs.
Bertha Randolph, Mrs. Elizabeth Heller,
Mrs. Anna Risley, Mrs. Nellie Love,
Mrs. Anna Tobler. Mr.. and Mrs. White
sell, Mrs. Florence Williams, Mrs. Anna
Williams. Mrs. Marie Watson. Mrs.
Ethel Jenkins, Miss Ada Fritz, Miss
Catharine Condrick. Miss Isabel Jen.
kins. Mrs. Vera Duffy and daughter,
Millicent.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-11-05
PedricktOwn Personal
and Local Items
Interesting Happenings of Old
mans Township

Frank Norton moved on Wednesday
into John Herti's house. Mr.. Hertz has
moved onto his farm formerly occupied
by his son, Arthur Hertz.
Mrs. Edwin Somers and Mrs. William
Cunard left on Wednesday to spend the
winter in H~allandale, Fla. Mr.. Som
ers left for Florida last month.
Mrs. Henry Christensen entertain-
ed the emb of the Ladis' Aid of the
Baptist Church on Wednesday after
noon.
Carvel Sparks, of State College
spent the weekend with his mother,
Mrs. Emma Sparks, and attended the
P~enn-State football game in Rhiladel-
phia On Saturday
Mr. and Mrs William Burk and Mrs.
Bertha Riggs spent Sunday in Woods
town.
Misss Lurena Shoemaker, of PhiladeI-
phia, spent part of last week with Mrs.
Emma Sparks.
Miss Myrtle Whitaker is employed as
clerk in the post office.
Mr.. ant Mrs. John Hewitt and son,
Vernon. are spending two weeks with
relatives in Baltimore, Md.
Thomas Corson, of Philadelphia, and
]. Splitter, of Washington, D. c.. were
among the visitors in town on Tuesday.
William Pedrick has sold his prop
erty in Centre Square and moved into
John Whitaker's house.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
Roland Whipley died on Monday. aged
three weeks, and was buried on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Emma Sparks, Miss Mildred
Sparks and Miss Marietta Holton Were
among those from here who attended
the Penn-State foot ball game in Phil
adelphia on Saturday.
Mrs. James Ross, of Swedesboro. a
been visiting Mrs. Frances HoIton.
Mrs. William Fleming and Miss
Jennie Laymen have returned from a
visit with Judge and Mrs. ]. Warren
Davis. of LawreiceviIIe.
Miss Mildred Sparks spent the week.
end with Mrs. S R. BIocksom in PhiIa-
delphia.
Mrs. Ralph Barnart, of Penns Grove.
is spending some time with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Gaventa-
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Garrison. of
Baltimore, were recent guests with
Rev. and Mrs. ]. Swain Garrison.
Mrs. Frank Fogg and Mrs. James
Sparks, of Salem, were guests
last Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hewitt.
william Knorr was pleasantly sur
prised by a number of his young
friends at his home on Friday evening.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-11-05
Birthday Surprise

Frank J.. Gaventa, IN South Broad
Street, was very pleasantly surprised
on Tuesday evening by relatives and
friends who reminded him of his birth
day. Not until he arrived home from
the foot ball game played in Camden
did he know anything about the party
Those present to make the occasion q
happy one were Mr.. Matthew Mitchell.
Sr., Mrs. Nina Lawrence, Mr.. Harold
Huber. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hertz. Mr..
and Mrs. David Sailor and daughters.
Grace and Ruth, MI. and Mrs. John c.
Gaventa. Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Gaventa,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gaventa. Mrs
Hflda Barnart and son, Clinton. Mr.. ana
Mrs. John Cook. Mr.. n Mrs. James
Woods and daughter. Edith
After music and singing and a feast
of good eats, the party at a late hour
went to their various homes wishing
Mr.. Gaventa many more happy birth
days.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-11-05
Bomb Outrage
In Penns Grove
Clubhouse Torn to Pieces and
Man Terribly Injured. Re-
venge Suspected

Cosmo Mongoccio, who lives near the
corner of Norman Avenue and Willis
street, in Penns Grove. vas nearly kill
ed by a bomb explosion on Wednesday
morning.
Mongoccio, it will be remembered, is
the mar who shot and fatally wounded
stephen vitelli last April. He was
tried in the Salem County Court last
month and the jury acquitted him, 1T
being shown by the evidence that he
acted in self defense.
On Wednesday morning about $50
o'clock Mongoccio was seated in an out
house in the rear of his home when
there was q terrific explosion beneath
it. The building was blown to atoms
and a great hole torn in the ground
where it stood.
Mongoccio was terribly injured by
the impact of the explosion. The flesh
on one side of his body was badly torn
and he was otherwise severely injured.
He was taken to the plant hospital Tor
treatment and is in a critical condition.
Parts of the bomb were afterwards
found on the premises which showed
that the missile had evidetly been made
of concrete.
A natural theory of the police depart
ment was that the outrage was COM
mitted for revenge and suspicion along
this line fell upon two or three men
living in the immediate neighborhood.
On Thursday Nicolo Bellona, a
brother-in-law of the late Stephen
vitelli, was arrested by Chief Marshall
Houseworth upon suspicion of being
implicated in the affair. He was given
a preliminary hearing before Recorder
Edgar on Thursday afternoon and held
in default of $4,000 for a further exam
nation.
other arrests will probably follow.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-11-05
A Halloween Party

Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Clunn. of Ian
ming Avenue, held an enjoyable Hal
lowe'en party on Saturday evening
The interior of their home was artis
tically decorated with novelties which
presented a weird and fantastic effect
Mystic games and dancing followed by
tasty refreshments c~oncludede the fes-
~tivities of the evening. Those present
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Whitaker and
daughter. Myrtle. of Pedricktown; Mr..
Harold Wright. of Carneys Point; Mrs.
George Cox, of Cumberland. Nd: Mrs
Thomas Taylor. Mrs. Sarah A. Simp-
kins. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clunn. Mrs.
Harry Bushman. Mr.. and Mrs. fpv
Whitakar and son, Earl. Mrs. JOIN
Sagirs, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Clunn.