Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-30

Iyhen the installing officer Will be
able to be present. This will be an
rounced later. A social hour with
refreshments Of frankfurters. sauer
traut and coffee-eoncluded the even
ing.
The annual election of officers of
Lawrence Lodge No. 81. Odd Fell
lows, is scheduled to take place to-
hight. A contest fer the office OF
vice grand Is expected to bring out
many members of the lodge. There
are eight seeking the position.
With the completes Of winter
shipping. seven foreign trade vessels
entered the port here during De-
cember and thirteen cleared to Cuba,
New Brunswick. Mexico. Germany
ond Venezuela. The vessels hat en-
tered brought crude asphalt. copper
ere, crude oil. chemical fertilizer
and general cargoes. But three
loastwise ships entered.
The Washington Hose Company is
assisting the Red Cross by keeping
the Motor Corps ambulance in good
shape. The ambulance is kept at
the fire house and the firemen vo,-
UNFAIRLY wash, repair and generally
attend 10 the machine
The annual election of officers of
valhalla Lodge, No. 275, Odd Fell
lows, took place last night at a meet
ing OF the lodge in Odd Fellows
hall. Two candidates received the
initiatory degree and it was an
nounced that the installation will
take place on Thursday night, JAM
uary rs. TheI new officers named
are: Noble grand, Thortes Carlson;
vice grand, Abel Aggesen; recording
secretary, Chris r.. Lund; financial
secretary. Chris Aggesen; treasurer,
J.. Tote Hansen. and trustee, Marno
Hansen.
Leon McElroy. township commit
teeman of Woodbridge, who was re-
Gently admitted to the bar. tried and
won his first case yesterday in Red
Bank. The case was between the
Ackel Safety Bag Company of New
York and the Pc Ambo Chemical
Company of Matawan and resulted
m a non-suit. Mr.. McElroy repre-
scented the defendant for Senator
Thomas Brown, by whom he is en-
ployed. The case was tried before
Justice Edward W. Wise. John p.
Lloyd of Matawan represented the
plaintiff.
The passing of 1921 and the COM
ing Of 1922 will be celebrated in
real fashion at the New Packer
House tomorrow night. An elabo-
rate program has been arranged
and the manager requests that res
ervations be made early.
Members of the Elks lodge and
their families will celebrate the end
ing of the present year at the club
house tomorrow night. A musical
program has been arranged.
Needy families did not take long
to learn that the billboard signs at
the corner of Jefferson street and
Madison avenue were taken down
to allow for the start of work on
the new Y. NJ. II. A. building. Rep
| resentatives of these families were
soon on hand collecting firewood.
The recently appointed policemen
| have mad their share of cold wealth
err during their three days of service
as members of the local department.
Harry S. Medinets was elected
| president of the Senior organization
of the Y. NJ. H. A. at the annual
meeting last night. Other officers
| elected were: Leo ~Lowenkopf. vice
PRESIDENT; Frank Vogel. recording
secretary; Abram Bender, sergeant
alarms. Following the election the
minstrel show al again discussed
| at which it was decided to have it
| given in February under the aus
| pices of the Y. w. H. A. with the
| assistance of the Y. NJ. H. A. Re-
freshments were served.
Harold NJ. Beekman. executor on
the estate of Adele Manning Steven
son, has filed an accounting at New
Brunswick showing receipts amount
ing to s13,2S2.32 and a balance of
$~1,23S.S0.
An accounting filed in New Bruins
| wick by Stanley F. Kaczmarek, ad-
| ministrator on the estate of Theresa
| Bukvics. of this city. shows receipts
of $1,400.65 disbursements of $780,
IS. leaving a balance of $690.S7.
Two big Ehanukah entertainments
at the Y. NJ. II. A. on Sunday. New
Years Day. One will take place In
the afternoon and evening from 4
until 7 o'clockswhile the other will be
hell from s until 10 o'clock at night.
The first will be the Shari Tfiloh play
while the second will be the Chanu-
kah plav under the auspices of the
Y. w. II. =. Juniors.
kARKUS MADE RECEIVER
FOR HARRY CORN STORE