Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-17
SOUTH AMBOY

Many took advantage of the week
end inspection Of the Progressive
Fire Company's new headquarters
What was accomplished by this live
organization was plainly seen. The
interior of the old building which
has been in a delapidated condition
since the memorable Morgan ex-
plosion. was redecorated and finish
ed off in every instance. With nc
help from the city the company Inn
mediately after being recognized by
the city council bought a truck and
had a body built for it. The hours
of visitation yesterday were from 9
A. NJ. until l p. NJ. and from 2 p. NJ.
until 9 p. M. On Sunday at 9 o'clock
the doors were thrown open and
from that time on a steady stream of
visitors kept pouring into the build
ing. The fire fighting apparatus will
officially go into service today.
The November series of the Inves-
tors and Owners Building Loan are
now being received at the South AM
boy Trust Company building. This
is the sixth series opened by this
association since its beginning which
was in July 1920. The monthly pay
ments are received at South Amboy
Trust Comply at any time previous
to the second Monday of each month.
Shares may be taken out upon the
payment of n dollar for each share
with the admission fee of ten cents
for the shares.
The following committee has been
selected to serve tonight at the regu-
lar weekly card party held in the K.
| of C. building under the auspices of
the Catholic Daughters of America:
The Misses May Scully, May Sc
grave, Annie Smith, Kitty Sullivan
Bess Sutliff, Mrs. Isabelle Stratton
Mrs. Nellie Sullivan, Mrs. Lillian
Sutliff. Mrs. Travaskiss and Mrs,
Mary Trinley.
Frank Brennan, Edward Purcell,
Thomas Ryan, Robert Leonard
James Triggs, Thomas Witczak.
George Legoda, James Borlund, and
Joseph Hess, were among the many
who attended the baseball game at
South River yesterday.
The regular meeting of Luke A.
Lovely Post Nc. 62. American Legion
will be held in the mayors Office in
city hall tomorrow night. Prepare
tons for the moving into the new
headquarters will be discussed.
William Ryan, John and Emmett
O'Toole, spent yesterday with friends
III cIlh <1lllDOy'
Miss Elizabeth Downs. formerly
of this city, and now in training at
| ST. Peters hospital, New Bruins
wick, visited with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Downs, yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Day. Of Warrior.
have returned to their home after
spending the week at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hensberger.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Suits spent
the week end at the homo of rela-
tives in Brooklyn.
The Knights of Columbus will on
Wednesday night install their newly
elected officers.
The members of Saint Martha's
Guild of Christ church will meet
tomorrow night at s o'clock. Re-
ports of units will be received and
election of officers will take place.
A joint committee composed of
members of the Catholic Daughters
of America and Knights of Column
bus headed by Lecturers Clara Gu
sick and William will meet Thurs
day night in their rooms to COM
plete plans for a monstrous mas
querade dance to be held in Saint
Mary's hall on Halloween night. A
large orchestra has been secured
and plans for the decoration of the
large hall are we'll under way. A
special committee will take care OF
the refreshments.