The Penn's Grove record., 1921-06-24
News of Local Interest

year.
Great preparations are being made
Tor the celebration Of July zth on the
Dye Works athletic field.
The hot, dry weather ripened wheat
So rapidly that nearly all Will be cut
this week.
The State School Of Methods for
sunday School Workers will be held
at Asbury Park July Sd to the 18th.
In Italy q drink is made from prunes
and IT is called prunella. In America
q drink is made from raisin mash and
it is called raisin'eIla.
Make arrangements to STAY at home
on July 4th because there viii be a
big celebration. Music, speaking, FIRE
works galore.
The Young Peoples Assembly Of
the New Jersey Baptists will be con-
Quoted at Peddie institute, Hightstown,
from July I'd to 9th.
John Shultz has a clue to who stole
three bicycles from his store on the
night Of the 18th. A reward is offered
for further evidence which will con-
Nlct the q theft.
Building Inspector Edw. H. Keen.
Jrg Is nursing a badly injured ear.
He struck it against some obstruction
while working on the inside e. q
wooden tank.
George Pinerman, formerly with the
Poland department store, has excepted
a position as manager for Il. FelIman,
10 West Main Street. He viii super
wise Fellman's big sale which begins
next week.
Pubic sale Of real estate belonging
to the late John K. Duffy, advertised
70 take place on Wednesday, June p,
"as postponed until Saturday, July
I'd, by D.. y. Saamerill, administrator.
Mr.. N. Y. Boggs, a rigger foreman,
who has been employed in the Dye
Works plant, left Penns Grove last
night for the Bakersfield, Calf oil
fields. He was given an afectionate
farewell by the Elks, of which he was
. member.
Eden Lodge of Odd Fellows will
hold a benefit entertainment in the
Riverside theatre on Tuesday evening,
next, when the Ranger and the Law
viii be shown, featuring Lester Cuneo
and Ben TuTpin.
Henry Roberts, of South Broad
Street, has received a letter from his
cousin, Hubert Roberts, formerly of
Penns Grove, but who has been living
at Pueblo, Col, the scene Of the re-
cent big food, that he and his family
escaped unframed, although their
home and furniture were badly dam
aged.
1t is said that there have been q
thousand applicants thus far for the
119 positions in the new State Con-
stabuiary about to be organized.
Each troop will consist of a captain, a
lieutenant, a first sergeant, four SER
geants, four corporals, a mechanic, a
h~orseshoer, a saddler and II ~privates.
The new force will be ready for SER
vice by August /.
St. James Court, No. 543, Catholic
Daughters of America, held initiation
on Monday afternoon, at l o'clock, IN
St. James Hall. Fifteen members
were admitted to the Court. Several
of Our Lady of Lourd's Court, Of Will
mington, assisted in the ceremonies.
They were Mrs. John B. Gibbony, Mrs.
Sprague, Mrs. Walsh, Misses Agnes
and May Horting.
The ordinance governing the licens-
ing. registration and impounding of
dogs appears in this issue. If you
have a dog which you keep as a pet
or for any other purpose you will do
well to read the ordinance so that you
can comply with its rules and regula-
tions. A dog warden will go on duty
next Friday and all dogs not properly
licensed and registered found running
at large without muzzle or strap so
they cannot bite will be taken and I'M
pounded. If not redeemed in three
days they will be humanely dispatched.
9TH Wh;ps ComnU