Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-20
IN AND o THE CITY

II phOAlC SClAOOlo vi tIG IL VIII
close 1t noon Friday for the mid
year vacations and will reopen jan
uary 3.
The -four officers of the Perth Am
boy Teachers Association, Mark II.
Letter, Joseph Walker, Lester
Bartlett and VIII Ramsay are the
representatives Of the local organ
iSation who will attend the state
teachers convention at Atlantic City
beginning December % and lasting
through the 10th. 1t is expected
that several of the other teachers
viii attend of their W will.
About 500 members of the Hebrew
/ paternity Society, the oldest Jew
iSh organization in Perth Ambos.
are looking forward to the fifth an
riyersary of its reorganization to oe
held at the Y. NJ. II. A. Christmas
night. 1t is expected that about
fifty new families will be initiated
at this time. The events will in
ciude entertainment, a dinner and
dancing.
The annual meeting of the Mid
dlesex County Medical Society will
take place tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock at the East JersCJ Club OH
High street. In addition to the rou-
tine business incident to the election
of officers for the coming year a din
ner will be served to the members
and DR.. John +. Anderson is to de-
liver an address with the subject,
Some Manifestations of the Ana
phylaxis Reaction" A dem ~)nstration
of cases will accompany the address.
Chief Niels J. Tonnesen wishes to
endorse the warning issued by Agent
Max Gibian in regard to the obtain
ing of new license plates by motor
lists before January /, 1922. In ac-
cordance with the order published
by the state commissioner, the chief
says the local police rigidly en-
force the rule that no cars will be
allowed to operate with the old
plates later than IL o'clock midnight
on December 81.
Joseph w. Marsh, president of the
Standard Underground Cable Com
pany. was present at a meeting of
the local city council last night when
the matter of the new siding for
this organization was brought up.
Representatives of the American
SCS%CI INV 4 nv A'SA
night and made up the Christmas
boxes for the Perth Amboy men in
hospitals and the ward that has been
adopted at Fox Hills. The boxes
contain a carefully picked selection
of articles that will be acceptable to
the boys. They will be distributed
tomorrow at which time a local con-
tingent in cooperation with about
thirty school children will go to Fox
Hills to give an entertainment in one
of the wards.
The physical committee will meet
at the Y. NJ. c.. A. tonight at 1880
o'clock.
The American Legion Auxiliary
will meet in the library auditorium
tonight at 1880 o'clock. Members
are urged to attend.
Algonquin Lodge No Al, Knights
IF Pythias, had the final nominal
ton and election of officers at it's
meeting last night in odd Fellows
hall. Peter t'rankel vas named
the chancellor commander; Victor
Paulson, vice chancellor. William
H.. Tice. p~relate; Albert Peterson.
master of work: Chris Peterson,
httptI VI ItCOIdS anu SEAL w. T..
Widerstrom. master of finance; Carl
Walters, master of exchequer; An
drew Smith. master of arms; Peter
Miller, inner guard; Hans Clausen.
outer guard: William H. Cortelyou,
Hans Clausen and Charles Walters
trustees: Oscar Peterson, delegate
to the state convention, and Andrew
Smith, alternate. The installation
will take place in January.
Marriage licenses were recently is
sued to the following persons: Ju-
Illus Ihnat and Lydia Ola Valyi; Jo-
seph Tilbor and Rebecca Blatt.
"Just in time for Christmas" said
Mayor William C. Wilson today, as
he began signing $25 checks that
will go to 30 firemen of the city
as their compensation for the past
year. Each hose company has TWEEN
ty men who are eligible to receive
this sum and the engine and hook
& ladder companies each have thir-
ty ELIGIBLE men. over $4,000 will
be paid to the firemen in this man.
ner.