Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-22
IN AND o THE CITY

The final nomination and election
of officers of Violet Rebekah Lodge,
No. Sc, Independent Order of Odd
Fellows, took place last night. Mrs.
Anna Hendrickson was named the
noble grand to succeed Mrs. Doro-
thea Moore, who after the first of
year becomes a past grand. The
other officers named are: Vice
Grand, Mrs. Anna Farber; record
ing secretary, Mrs. Semina *. loft;
financial secretary, Mrs. Theresa
Stefan; treasurer, Mrs. Carolina
Therkelsen. Plans for the installa-
ton that is to take place on We'd
nesday, January Is, were made at
the meeting which was followed by
a social session with refreshments.
The %appointive officers will be named
by the new noble grand in time for
the installation.
The nominating committee APP
pointed 1T the recent meeting of the
Board of Governors of the Raritan
Yacht Club will meet tonight to pre-
pare its slate for the election of a
commodore a vice commodore and
four governors. Stephen +. Somogyi
is the chairman Of the nominating
committee the members of which
are NJ. Ear Bash. Willard Boughton,
j.. Scott Burns. Joseph Messenger.
Rufus Hoskings and Albert Hollen-
bach. The retiring officer whose
places are 20 be flied are John j.
Quinn, commodore. William Della
vel, vice commodore, and Stephen +.
Somogyi, Arthur L.. Graham, Peter
Olsen and Horace Crowell. COVER
nors
The annual election of officers OF
the Perth Amboy Exempt Fire
mems Association took place last
night at a meeting held at the head
quarters of the association in Wa
ter street. Delegates to the New
State Exempt Firemen's AS
ISOLATION convention, a DELICATE TO
The New Jersey Firemen's convention
and a representative to the Relief
was named at the same
time. The new officers named are:
President, Frank Tooker, Jr.: vice
president, l.. Il. Moore; recording
secretary, Leonard f. Cosgrove: H.
nancial secretary, Louis II. FRANKIE.
il: treasurer, A. +. Munoz; SER
gcant at arms, E. Dingler; trustee To-
five years, Louis H. FRANKIE, ST.:
to the state exempt fire.
mems convention. John Desmond,
Harry Tooker, William Hallahan,
William j. O'Hara and Andrew
Schantz; delegates to the state fire.
mems convention Leonard +. Co.'S
grove: representative to the relief
association, Chief Harry W. Tooker.
John II. johnson was elected mas
ter of Prudence Lodge. +. and A. NJ.
last night. The other officers for
1922 are: Harry K. Golenbock. SEN
ior warden; Truman Gano, junior
warden; Ali ert Leon senior deacon;
Jacob Klein, junior deacon; Harry
Il. CominG5. senior master of cere-
monies; Alex Hummer, junior mas.
ter Of ceremonies: Charles Michaels,
senior steward. and Albert Johnson,
junior steward.
According to Attorney Walter J..
Kelley. representing j.. K~reieishei-
mer, the suit recently instituted in
the New Market district court
against Mr.. Kreielsheimer by Max
Quit. has been discontinued. Mr..
Quit was represented by Jacob S.
Karkus.
A display of large rattlesnakes in
the window of the McClung Drug
Company is creating considerable in
terest.
The steamer Nordimerka from
is u at Sandy Hook tonight.
Tomorrow she will arrive at the
plant of the L. S. Metals Company
at Carteret. The vessel which car
ries a cargo of copper ore will be
brought up the bay by Pilot Allen
Beebe. Two other vessels are due
tomorrow, but due to the weather of
the past few days it is likely that
they will be delayed. Both of these
vessels are from England, carrying
ore for the L. S. Metals Company at
One of the steamers is the
Modena and the other the Mod.
Perth Amboy Camp, No. 10, Wood
men of the World, at its meeting
last night laid plans for the installa-
ton that is to take place the first
meeting in January.