Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-28
S0UTH AMBOY

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The officers Of the First National
Bank have issued an invitation 10
the people of South Amboy and vi
cinity TO visit their new bank build
ing today. The building will be open
for inspection this afternoon between
the hours of 1 and 5 o'clock and
again tonight. After the inspection
hours are over the employees Of the
institution will maxi ready to open
for business tomorrow morning.
Mrs. P. Mccormick is dangerously
III at her home on upper David
street.
The American Legion Of this city
is aiding in securing the bonus for
former service men Of this city.
Every night there is a committee
sitting in the club rooms on Broad
way for the purpose Of receiving dis
charges and issuing certificates for
the application. All those who nave
left their discharge in the hands of
the officers are advised 10 call Cor
them as soon as possible as the certi-
ficates are now ready and have been
forwarded to State Headquarters.
Prof. o. y. Barr, chairman Of the
Home Service Section OF the Ameri-
can Red Cross for this city. has re-
ceived the necessary supplies and
also stands ready to assist any ex-
service man from the state Of New
Jersey in securing ths state bonus.
Mrs. Thos. Quinn Of Tarrytown,
n. Y. is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Powers.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gordon are
the proud parents Of a ten-pound
baby girl.
William Woodward, who has been
tai for some time, passed away on
Saturday night after suffering from
a complication of diseases incident
to old age.
The many friends Of William p.
Mcrehouse. who was born and grew
up in this city. will De pleased TO
learn of his appointment as master
mechanic of the P. r. r. Marine
shops at uoboken.
The Sacred Heart Social club will
no d a dance in Sacred Heart hall
tCr.ight.
Hundreds of persons paid pilgrim
age 10 their dead IN the Christ
church and st. Mary's cemeteries
yesterday, carrying flowers in mem
DRY Of The deceased.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene O'Toole and
family of this city. yesterday visited
1 CtSlHS mdTy dL -AOAG- ct
5Iarys at Plainfeld.
Home made bakery sales we're
held Saturday by both the Presby-
teriap and Methodist Episcopal
churches.
Despite strong opposition on the
part of Junk dealers and their attor-
neys, the Board of Health at its reg
ular session on Thursday night pass
ed the Junk ordinance" restricting
the junk men to certain portions of
the city. This was one of the hottest
sessions ever held by the local health
board. John Lovely and John A.
Coan representing junk men whit
are affected by the passage of the or
dinance were present and appealed
for an extension of time when the
junk yards must be removed. The
request was not granted. Property
owners and residents near the .es
ent Junk yards" were on hand and
appealed for relief before the sum-
mertime. 1t was the urging of these
citizens that prompted the board &c
take such action.
The body of James ]. Mulvey OF
Brooklyn. who died in that city or
Saturday. was brought to this city
and yesterday prepared for burial ir
the funeral parlors OF the Gundrun
service. Mr.. Mulvey was well known
in this city, having lived here some
years ago. Yesterday afternoon the
body was taken to the home of -dr
and Mrs. Thomas Grimley, where !
reposed until this morning at
o'clock when the funeral service
were held from st. Mary's r. c
church. The deceased was twenty
five years of age and has been SUI
fering for the past six years.
Go and Get It" is the title of th'
feature picture that will be show
at the American Legion benefl
movie show to be given in the En-
pire Theatre. Thursday night. Il
addition TO this feature there will b.
two reels of comedy and new fea
ture. This is under the auspices o
the entertainment committee VIII
Harry Macholl as chairman.