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Sporting Notes

Miami. okla. Sept. a-Tho CUSHING
team OF the Southwestern Baseball
league failed 10 show up for IT. sched.
uled gamo with Miami yesterday ana
inquiry by local club officials ostah-
lished the fact. they said. that tho uni
forms Of the visiting team had been
attached at Gushing for debts owed by
tho club.
wichita. Kas.. sept, Yves Griffin.
catcher Of the wichita western Lsasuo
team, who Huffcred an attack OF nerve
paralysis in a game at Tulsa Tuoedsy.
has been ordered to keep out OF the
came hy the club physician who fears
pcru1a n.-t injury. Frank ishcll, presi-
dent Of tho Wichita clubs. IL seeking
another catcher, as Haley. rssulds
catcher. has badly split thumb ana
Tshen fears the loss Of his catcher may
cost his team its ponnant chances.
Borton. sept Joe o.0chEer Of the
Boston Nationals. contributed pitch
ing performance yesterday that COM
birrd /. maximum Of efficiency with a
y,tnimun of effort lie struck out
three mon on nine pitched balls II was
in tho fourth inning Of tho first game
with Philadelphia First LehourNesu'
then williams and finally honetchN
the heaviest hittcrs of tho PhillN team
came up to bat and went away again
,f,c- succcrstvN strikcH Each was
sent hack on called third striho. an
curve balls
Chicago. sept. captain Bob Rop-
or, chicago heavyweight hoNer. hts
gone to New York where he VIII meet
Eddie o'Hsre Monday night ROPER
also meets carl Morris at Tulsa, sep
temher p.
,.smp Perry. o.. sept o.-Mrr. r 9.
.Crozsman. wife Of captain Y. e. cross.
mar Of Los Angeles, today osnnlishsd
= record for women on ihe ty' yerns
rifle range. She made = consecutive
bulls cycs.
rorismouth. Va. sept a-Betchsu
Commissioner Lands has reVeteed the
deciFion NJ Directors Of tho virginia
Lea quo and awarded the tret halt sea
zon Championship to Portsmouth, it
vse announced today. Rocky Mount
vas named by the directors but Judge
Isndis acted on protests that Rocky
Mount had far exceeded the salary
limit
s, Louis. sept a-rhe proposed boz
ing match here September Is between
pob Martin and Hugh Walker. has
tesn c7lied off. ~ vsH announced to.
dav because Of the eerious illnees nj
Martin In New York.
quebec sent Batting Devinsy.
former lightweight champion Of the
v orid. shaded Sergeant Bay Smith ~
Brooklyn in 10 round bout here lsFt
nizht
tordor Eng. sept a-Honrv sulli-
van ~ Lowell. Msss., cot out from
Dover az b-5s O'Clock this afternoon
I'm his fiCth attempt tn swim across the
English channel.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10

New York, Sept. Babe Ruth has
twenty-one more games this season in
which to try to beat tho worlds record
of 50 made by himself last year and
oqualled today At Philadelphia. His
driving this year has been steady. In
April he made five. in May ten; in
juno thirteen; in July ton. in AUGUST
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10
n. Y. PUNCHED
HITS ON CAD0RE
Roush Hurt Leg Running
Bases and Cincinnati Won
Lopsided Game
NATIONAL

New York, Sept 9-The New York
Nationals punched hits on Cadore in
the first and on Eusther in the seventh
and defeated Broklyn in the first game
of short series, Toney kept Erok-
lyn's hits scattered and was aided by
two fast double PLAYS. The hitting Of
Burns and Meusel fss tured.
BROOKLYN .......,. 0t0 o0t 00n-2 !
New York .......... 200 nl0 S0N-6
Batteries-Cs dore. Ruether and
Kruger; Toney and Snyder.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10
RUTH EQUALS RECORD;
81 MORE GAMES TO GO

10 and in September 50 rsr six Es
best month last year was July in uhirr
he connected with thirteen.
On six occasions during thil sesso
ho has collected two in one day. La
wear he made two in one day nirF
times. and once bstted out three in p
douhle header with MashinEton.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10
KNoCKFD OUT OF Boy

Cincinnati Ohio. Sept. s-Pfcffsr
wes hatted out of the box in the sixth
inning and Cincinnati won 4 lopsided
game from st Louis Rush hurt his
leg running bases and retired. Scoro.
st Louis ...... 600 O2O 100 ?
Cincinnati ...... 90 o16 nGx-1o II o
Batteries -Pfeffer. North and Ain
smith. Dnhoeter, Lunue and HarErave-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10
CLUB STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

GAMES TO-DAY
Detroit at Chicago.
Cleveland at 81. Louis
New York at Philadelphia.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

~ chattanooEa. -; New orleans.
5-i
ht Birmingham. -. Little Rock, 20
At Atlanta. 9 Mobile. 4.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10
HARn- TIMELY HrTTrNG


P1ttshurE Penn, Sept. a-Hard
and timely hitting hv Chicago, while
Cooper was in the box enabled
Chicago To win. After Bsrnha rdt :
home run hit with two on had tied tho
score. Freeman gave way 10 Jones who
held the locals to the ninth when he
weakened and Alexander relieved him,
\ fast double play ended the game.
Score:
Chicago ....-..... 400 or 1oo-S Is o
PtttsburE ......-.. 1n3 600 o0l-S Il I
Batteries s-Freman. Jones Alevan-
der and DAILY. Cooper. Adams, l.. Big
bee and Brotten1, C;ooch.
NO VISITOR REACHED SECOND
Boston. Mass. sept. a.-Soott hold
Philadelphia to two hits, Boston winn-
ing. No victor reached second. Belts
single in tho sixth and Monroe's In
the ninth came with tyo out. The
only other man to reach first for
Philadelphia was King who was hit
with two out in the second but was
caught trying 70 steal. Boeckel
knocked In Bostou's first run and
Powell the second. Score.
Philadelphia. ...-..oOo ono oon-o .
Boston a. 100 Ooi l0x-c o
Bstteries-Betts and Peters, Scott
and Gibson
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10
WESTERN LEAGUE

At wichita, : Joplin.
At oklahoma CITY p Tulsa Z.
At si toernh. %. omaha. 10
Al nas Mcinez. 2 Sioux city, 6.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10
rrE FoR 4TH PLACE

Washington, n. c. Sept. e-Boston
attained practically a tic with Wash
inEton for fourth place by defeating
the locals. Jones kent Wsshin ct "a
hits well scattered while the visitors
hit both MoEridGe and Erickson op-
portunely Score:
Boston ....... 600 o4o 100 2
Washington . 600 100 ooo-l IN ?
Batteries-Tones and Ruel. Mo-
EridEe. Erickson. Acosta and Picin-
nich.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10
Fight CANCELLED

Sioux City, Ia 81. sept a-rhe sch
eduled ten-round bout between Babe
Asher. 4 v. r. bsntsmweiEht cham
pion and Johnny Ertlo of st Paul.
former claimant to the bsntsmweisht
title IN which The latter was to start
his comeback campaign was called
off here tonight Lack Of patronage
was given as the reason.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10
AUTO SALESMAN IS
BRUTAlly SLAIN
CONTINUED from pas. onep

CONTINUED rom SAGe oneb
Church was declared 20 have had I,
police record. He claimed 10 Re en-
ptoved "a n tevelrv saleemsn and also
worked for a time IN an autanohile
repair shop. According to the police
hi- description sn-vsr- INST n 3 man
nouEht In connection with the recent
trore hold up.
Adams. Wis Sept 1-Acunz m in
etructions from the police A. rhics 20.
Chief of Police Charles paulzen lato
today arrested u. " church "a ha
drove into ADAMS In an automobile
He was accompanied by hit mother.
Mru Edward church who vas detain
cd
church Va wanted In connection with
tho finding Of tho bodv n n Z DauEh d.
ertv, salesman Of tho Packard Auto
mobile COMPANY In tho peepialncu rivei
at haywood III
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

FIRST game
At ST Faul. 1 Eansar City. -.
Second game
At st. Paul. .: Kansas city. )
Al Columbus. 1: indianapolis. :.
At Toledo. IS. Louisville. :.
At Minneapolis. s. Milwaukee. 5.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10
RARE EI-rH EQTALs REC0Rr

Philadelphia, Penn. sept. Babe
Ruth euuallcd his worlds record or
fifty-four home runs and helped New
York TO administer defeat 10 Phila-
delphia- There were three other home
runs made in the game. Tillie walker
had two and Pipp the other.
New York 600 652 00i--la is y
Philadelphia 600 1903 olo- ) Is !
-Shawkey and Schsng;
Naylor. Freeman, Hocfe, and Pcrk-
ins MyatL
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10
NATIONAL LEAGUE
CANES TO-DAY

Jan fss7 i''AfFN
Brooklyn AZ New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
chicago at ptttshur=
81. Louis at Cincinnati.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10

Denver Tho price of beet euzar
dropped i' cents per hundred vciEht
lat downtown stsres Friday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10

Punta Arenas. Costa Rica--occupa-
ton Of the Coto region by costa Rtcsu
troops. in pursuance to a dcclardti ton
from Secretary Of state Hughes up-
holding the regions award to Costa
Rica BY Former chief Justice White,
wac carried out without Intervention
by American forces.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10

Los AnEeles-Mrs. Madslynnr ohsn
chain Friday said that she would hsv'
her defense conducted separately from
that or Arthur g Burch. jointly indict
cd on charges of murder in tho dealt
of !. Relton Kennedy.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10

Edmonton. Aits-IndisnE in tho north
are in danger Of becoming an extinct
species. unless measures a-c taken by
the province to safeguard them against
conts Eious disease. Or. W. ". Bell
reported Friday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10

Detroit-The body ~ man who
committed suicide here vcck aEo has
been Identified. u wac said Friday. ~
that Of SHADOW Mahcr. ono time
lightweight boxing title contender.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10

petroit-Six mon. including Phelps
Newherry. son ~ Truman n New
berry. narrowly escaped death when a
gasoline launch burned to thc water y
edge IN Lake 81. Claire near hero
Thursday night.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10

All tho folks in Undercut,- .-d dr,-r
aldi nov have their mail shdretEsl
Motor Route \ Avandals. Colo. All
also whatever their mail box nunnre'
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10

Roston-Mrs ella wclla was shot
and killed and \ Louis Altmeyer, q
Ia Hyor. was fatally wounded on q
tram car Friday. Charles a Wells
uho vss divorced by his wife. was ar
rested charged with tho shooting
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10

The trd>rcliffe and Grim,ldl Pcs
offices have been ordered abolished q
take effect aE soon a. pcsfoffice n
7pcciur can get around TO them
check up tho stamps, money order.
etc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-10

" r. raid that the w,r.mart po-
office viii also b4 .boushe-i on th'
other motor mail that will -oon hs -
t,hlished from Fowler to v,remsr
TO White Rock.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-10-07
PENNs GROVE, j., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1921
COUNCIL MEETS
Discusses Better Lighting. Pays
For State Street and Railroad
Avenue Repairs

The Mayor and Council met in reg
ular session Tuesday night. Presi-
dent Pyne presided in the absence of
Mayor Hunt.
The amendment to the ordinance
regulating jitney traffic in the Bor-
ough passed final reading and the
title IS printed in another column.
A payment of over 5000 was made
on the cost of permanent repairs to
State Street and Railroad Avenue.
julius Theobold and Mr.. Myers,
officials Of the Electric Company,
We're present, having been requested by
the Council to come before them in
regard to better lighting service in
the Borough. Mr.. Theobold said he
thought they were doing everything
possible in Penns Grove for the ser
vice. The equipment was modern
with the latest improved lightning ar
rosters but they could not control the
elements. a service man was stationed
at Deep Water who would give atten-
ton to all calls. If the Borough, how
ever, wanted patrol service, that is
nightly inspection, they could have it.,
but it would be at their expense. Their
rates We're lower here than the Public
Service Corporation. He hoped there
would be no further serious trouble
and the Company would strive TO give
the Borough the best service in their
power.
The Ordinance Committee was in
structed TO prepare an ordinance at
once and present it at the meeting
next Tuesday. readjusting the salaries
Of all officials of the Borough. 1t was
necessary to take immediate action
before new officials are elected.
The Council adjourned to meet on
Tuesday night. 18th inst.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-10-07
Methodist Protestant Conference

The eleventh annual conference OF
the Methodist Protestant Church, con-
sisting of Churches in West Jersey
Eastern Pennsylvania, Southern New
York and Connecticut, met IN class
boro, convened last Wednesday. one
hundred and fifty delegates and vlsl-
tors were present.
Preliminary business of the confer
ence marked the sessions. At night
a big meeting was held, with the hey
DR., +. H. Lewis, of Westminster, Nd
president of the Methodist Protestant
GENERAL conference, as the speaker:
His topic was "The Church in Action.
Rev. C. S. Kidd, Brooklyn, \. l..
president Of the eastern conference
presided until the election OF new
officers. In his annual address the
president made thirteen recommenda-
tions, most important of which was
the change in having the s~tatlonlhs
committee. which males the a12
ments. composed of the various chalf-
men of district committees, instead OF
having them elected by the conference
The Rev. c. S. Kidd, of Brooklyn
was reelected president on THURSDAY.
Other officers of the Conference elect
ed were: Secretary, W. Z. Pettet'
Pleasantville. n. j.; Assistant Score
tarv. John NJ. Hemstead, Pittston, Pa
and Treasurer, Thomas s. Slater
Baldwins, n. Y.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-10-07
e Community Fair

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The Penn's Grove record., 1921-10-07
M.st Ler.ev Bapti.t Gather

The 10th annual meeting of the
West Jersey Baptist Association open
ed at Newport on Tuesday. Rev. J..
S. Teasdale, Viaeland, preached the
Introductory sermon, and the doctrin3i
SER IN was delivered by Rev. +. j..
P sers. Penns Grove. The meeting
was addressed Tuesday night by Rev.
Gilbert n. Brink, Philadelphia, and
Wednesday evenings session was ad-
dressed by Rev. G. W. Snope, PhIla-
delphia. Other speakers at the meet
ing will include Rev. Hinson y. How
latt. Atlantic City; Rev. Thomas T.
Holloway, Newark; Rev. Henry r.
Tralle, D. D., Philadelphia; Rev. II.
R. Myers, Salem, conducts the devo-
tionai services, and the moderator Is
Rev. Thomas N. Martin, FairvieW.
The Association elected the FOLLOW
ing officers: Moderator, the Rev. :.
S. Thompson, of Bridgeton: vic MOD.
orator. the Rev. Robert Thorpe, OF
Burlington: clerk, Fred Wallen, OF
Melville; director of young peoples
work. the Rev. c. W. Dannehauer' OF
Melville.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-10-07
Hospital Auxiliary

The following persons have been
named as collectors for the annual
dues of the Woman's Auxiliary to the
Salem County Memorial Hospital,
which are so cents and are now due,
1t is hoped for a large membership
and the dues are so small that every
woman in the County should join.
Woodstown-Mrs. E. c.. Waddlngton
and others. y
Penns Grove-Mrs. Howard Z.
Miller, Mrs. Rena Leap.
Carneys Point-Mrs. Won CUM,
President of Mothers Club, Mrs. +.
l.. Wilbraham4
Pennsville-Mrs. W. H. James, Mrs.
Albert Batten, il.
Elsinboro-Mrs. j. Sheppard Ay-
L. A. Creek-Mrs John Pancoast,
Mrs. Edmund Shrimp.
Elmer-Miss Theodosia Foster
Mrs. Benjamin Surran and Miss julia
Dixon.
Mannington-Mrs. Elmer Griseom,
Mrs. Charles R. Hires, Mrs. John Cor
don. "
Daretown-Mrs. Thomas Newklrk'
Mrs. Isaiah Hawn.
Ouinton-Mrs. Jerome Plummer'
Mrs. Andrew S. Harris.
Alloway-Mrs. Wilbur Coutch ana
Miss Marguerite Durham.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-10-07
We. T. [. Officers

At t. annual meeting Of Penns
Grove Noulans Christian Temperance
Union the following officers were
lec-ed:
President. Ms. Naomi BatCen.
Vice President. Mrs. Belle Shourds.
Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. ~
dia Cunningham.
Recording Secretary, Mrs, Lizzie
kille.
Treasurer. Mrs. Clara Alcorn.
1. T. l. Superintendent, Mrs. FAIR.
Superintendent were appointed as
Flower, Mission and Almshouse,
Miss Alice Layton, Mrs. Ella Harris,
Evangelistic and Sabbath ObserT-
ance, Mrs. Amy Horner.
Health and Morality, Mrs. Fannie
Legislation and Petition-General
Officers Medal Contest, Mrs Anna
Hera.
Mothers Meeting
Scientific Temperance Instruction.
Mrs. Verna Hunt.
Social and Red Letter Days, Mrs
Emma Smith.
Temperance and Missions, Mrs
Leaders for October and November
will be Naomi Batten and Mrs. Anna
Hera. Other leaders vii be appointed
for each month. Everybody welcome
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-10-07
P~edricktOwn Personal
and Local Items
Interesting Happenings of Old.
mans Township

Miss Emma Cunard has returned
nom a visit with her daughter. Mrs
john Zaas, in BrooFlqWn.
Mrs. Harvey Justice has gsen visit
ing in Nineland.
John Green moved his
and pool room to the store property
he bought Of 2. 2. SWeeeen. Mr..
Green expects 10 move INTO the resi-
Once next week.
Edward BisbinC has movd his finn
lily to Philadelphia.
MIS-. Mary Shoemaker has returned
from a lengthy stay with Mr. and Mrs.
Hubert Shoemaker, in PHILADELPHIA.
William Burk is improving his
ware and storage house al the rail
road station by { fresh coat Of paint.
A number Of the Tnemt=~s Of the
Baptist Church mere atteHde7 the an
nual meeting Of the Baptist Associa-
ton held in the Newporc Baptist
Church, Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week.
Miss Ada Truncer, Of Woodbury..
visited Miss Mariette Holc0n.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Peacnr spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Hampton, in Salem.
Next Sunday, October 9. VIII be OBJ
served as Rally Day in the Methodist
Church. Special music IS beng pan
ned by the choir for bod mclning
and evening services. IE-. Newton
Nelson, an evangelist and sunday
School worker. of BridrseoH. will be
in the services all day and rake the
address Of the evening. -za#az. 0c-
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-10-07
Personal Mention
and Social Affairs
The Whereabouts and Doings of
Good People You Know

Mr.. and Mrs. Warren McAllister. of
Wildwood, were visiting in Penns
Grove a few days last week.
Richard l.. Summerill has entered
Delaware College and registered in
the agricultural course.
Miss Alice Gray has been spending
two weeks among the mountains, at
Parkerford, Pa.
Mrs. Charles R. Leonard, Jr., and
children, have returned home after an
extended vacation in Elkton, Va
George Munyan and wife have
moved into their fine new house built
the past season in Sheble Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Guest, of Penns
Grove, have been spending some time
with their son, Warren Guest, in
Woodstown.
Miss Phoebe jenkins, President of
P~ennsvillie w. c. T. T., and a sister
member, attended the County Con-
vention, at Elmer.
William P. Denny and John c. Sim
Fair last week and stopped with the
latter's daughter, Mrs. Virgil Wiley.
Andrew Colantuona, after having
been in Atlantic City in the bar
Der business, the past season. has re-
turned to his home on East Main
Street.
J. French Hillman, a native of
Penns Grove, who has lived in Mont
clair for several years, is now spend
ing some time at Saranac Lake, y.
Y, for his health.
e. Mr.. Daniel Singer, who is employ
ed by the DUPONT Company at New
ark, n. J., spent from Saturday to
Monday evening at his home. on Penn
Street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Summerill. accom-
panied by her daughter, Emma r,
Summelill, have been spending the
week with her niece, Ms. Joseph
Thompson. in MiIliville.
Mrs. Naomi Batten. Pres dent Of
PenHs Grove ". C.. r.. T.. and her
mother, Mrs. Anna Biddle. 5Ils. Fred
J.. Peters, Mrs. s.. Cunningham. at
tended the County W. G. T. T.. coa-
vention, in Elmer, en- the 10Th u.c.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. 4eagea
are attending the sessions Of the
Methodist Protestant Conference at
Glassboro. He is a lay delegate re
presenting Bethel Church.
Mrs. John ". Summeril spent some
time this week with Mrs. James
Sveeten, in Philadelphia.
Miss Muiiel Candy, ct Franklin
Street, is a frequent visitor in N1l-
mington.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-10-07
F~REEHOLDERS VIEWED
DELAWARE ROADS
Rode Over $50 Miles-Saw Much
Bridge Work and Road
Construction

Salem county Board OF FreeholderS,
with the engineers and press make a
tour every year to see what others
have done and are doing in the con-
struction of roads and bridges. The
world progresses so fast and new
needs and the necessaries to meet
them come so rapidly that even the
construction engineers have to study
hard to keep up. while those in au-
thority cannot afford to stay at home
and learn nothing.
Their annual trip was made thru
Delaware and Maryland last Monday
and Tuesday. The party consisted of
Harry P. Gray, director; H. B. Keas-
hey and James Sparks, engineers;
Erwin Ochs, clerk; Richard B. Girls
conn.,, county collector; A. S. Patrick,
county supervisor of roads; Charles
r. McCarson, of Alloway; Samuel
Patrick, of Warrington; |. Fowler
Powers and J. Morris Reeves, Salem;
Arthur G. Lounsbury, Quinton; Ed
ward A. Heron, Lower Penns Neck;
Samuel NJ. Layman, Penns Grove;
Jacob Foster, of the Sunbeam; Pres
ton S. Foster, publisher of Elmer
Times, and William A. Summerill, of
the Penns Grove Record.
They left Penns Grove OH the 9
o'clock ferry and were met in Viii
mington by Francis n. Buck, il, act
ing State Highway Engineer, who was
the director of the party.
The party was in five automobiles,
The route vas thru Wilmington north
ward to Claymont where they saw a
new bridge and road in construction.
Some new points We're learned in re
CARDS to reinforcement by Wire net
ting and as to steel guard rails on
concrete posts. The run va west
ward to EockIand, thence Gown l2F9
Wilmington, by New Castle, to st.
Georges, thru Smyrna to Dover where
dinner was taken.
The trail Of the DUPONT Boulevard
followed. Some Of 1t has been con
stTucted and some is under constfQc-
ton. 1t is so feet wide in some places
and 50 feet in others. 1t was the con
eeptio1 Of General Coleman daPehg.
the famous engineer OF the aufoht
fanny, VINO gave d hliLI'oll oollais VI
a lasting benefit to the citizens 81
Delaware.
The rainy weather on Monday and
the several detours necessary maze
the riding no great pleasure. M5IIofa
was reached at supporting. Han the
party remained over nlghC there ana
me others went down to Georgetown.
TUESDAY was a me, cIeaL u"s, L5S
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-10-07
Football Teams First Victory

Penns Groves High School football
team went to Vineland GF.Jay
and defeated their High School team,
so. Charging Of tie line and the
Aashy playing of the back field We're
the features which gave Penns Grove
its victory. Captain Peterson scored
the touchdown.
Penns Grove High will battle with
Salem on the Dye Works field on this
friday afternoon. Encourga the
BOYS by attending this game and do
ing some roofing.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-10-07
P. G. Saints Beat St. Mary

The Penns Grove-P edricktown boys
of last years foot ball team went to
Wilmington last Saturday and tussled
with the St. Mary A. A. foot ball team
and left them nothing but goose eggs.
The Jersey sandsnipes took all the
feathers out of the Blue Hens chick
ems even though they class themselves
as Saints.
Callahan, Burke and Huber starred
for the visitors. Jimmie Taylor, Nc
Cornell and Brennan showed up well
for The Wilmington eleven. Lineup
a. fellows.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-10-07
Judge Donges Takes Bride

Mrs. Lillian Mosebaeh. widow OF
Henry Mosebach. Jr., and daughter OF
Ms. John Cromie. was married 70
Circuit Judge Ralph w. f. Donges, Of
Camden. at Grace P. E. Church. New
York City. by Rev. DR.. Slattery, rec
tor. last Saturday, it became known
Monday. The ceremony was perform
ed iii the presence of immediate reia-
tives and was followed by a breakfast
at the Hotel Aston.