Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-19

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day night.
CITY BRIEFS
A delegation of members of VAL
aalia Lodge, No. 275, Odd Fellows,
accompanied the degree team to
Woodbridge last night, where they
nut on the work of comforting the
~initiatory degree for Hobart Lodge
OF that place. The delegation went
in automobiles. An invitation was
extended to Hobart Lodge to attend
the ceremonies to be held at Odd
Fellows hall here tonight, when
Stanley Rogers, of Carteret Lodge,
No. 267, the retiring district deputy
grand master. will turn over his Of
fee to Eli Jensen, a past grand of
Valhalla Lodge, the new district
deputy for district No. 10. After the
reception refreshments will be served
at Washington Hall.
Due to the fact that Mounted Of
ficer Joseph Hartung Is on his vaca-
ton, Villa Peterson is once again
riding "Sparkplug," the police horse,
about the city today. Officer Ber-
nard Toolan is doing traffic duty on
the ny shift in the absence of one
of the regular men assigned to that
corner.
Louis Bearman who conducted a
barber shop on Elm street for the
past two years, is touring Europe
accompanied by his wife. He ex-
poets to be back in this country in
about fyO months
Deputy Grand Chief Ranger Will
liam r. Bunten, Jr., installed the
newly elected officer of Court Am
boy, No. SIS, Foresters of America,
at a meeting of the court last night
at Eagles Hall. The committee in
charge of the coming smoker to be
held at Washington hall, Friday
eight, November 3,through its chalI-
man, James Murray, reported that
everything for that event was being
taken care of and the affair has
every prospect of success. An excel-
lent program will be arranged. The
new officers installed are as follows:
Chief ranger. Michael Kandrich;
sub chief ranger, Daniel Dooley: re-
cording secretary, P. F. Manton, fl
nanciai secretary, Charles ]. War
ner; treasurer, Louis Ludwigse. !:
senior woodward, Andrew Far
rington; junior woodward. James
II. harrington; senior beadle. Curtis
Brink; junior beadle. Hans P. Mad
sen: lecturer. Charles Lampe, and
physician, DR.. NJ. S. Meinzer.
The Danish Methodist church on
Madison avenue and Jefferson street,
will have a new pastor this coming
ct.-5 CL,~Jnu pau Nv
Smedstad spoke at both morning
and evening services and his themes
were very much enjoyed. This Sun
day Rev. B. C. Carlson, of Boston.
will preach. Rev. Mr.. Carlson has
for the last two years been chair
ma o. the Scandinavian district in
the eastern states and is one of the
first men in that particular part of
the church.
Members of the Past P~ocahontas
Mohawk Council, will meet at the
home of Mrs. Martin, in Sewaren.
tomorrow night. All members are
urged to be present. Meet at the
corner of Smith and State streets,
in time for the 1908 fast n troll
ley.
Great interest is being shown in
the English Pentecostal revival SER
vices being held at the Swedish
Congregational church in Gordon
street by those attending. The gos-
pei preaching. singing and testi-
monies are vigorous and sincere.
The services + being conducted by
Rev. F. D. Drake, pastor OF the
Wells Memorial church of Totem
Vile. Special music will be provid-
-,~t~N h. Tho TTdA ntE
from the Bethel Bible Training
School of Newark. The services are
being held each night at 7:45
o'clock.
Reports of the recent state assem-
bly, of the Rebekah Odd Fellows,
held at Asbury Park, were given by
Mrs. William Seiber. the new dis
trict deputy president, and Mrs.
Dorothea Moore. the representative
at q meeting of Violet Rebekah
night at Odd Fellows hall. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Therkelsen, who were also
at the two days session, also spoke.
After the meeting the clipping social
was held.
william p. C~lemensen, of Market
street, charged with speeding in Bay
street, Stapleton, was fined $25 II
the second district court on Slater
Island yesterday by Magistrate
Fetherston. Clemensen was sum
moned to court by Motorcycle Pa
trolman Thomas J. Hogan of thu
Stapleton precinct.
Four applications for membership
were received by Middlesex Council
No. SO, Jr. o. u. A.. NJ, at its meet
ing last night and plans were mad
for degree work the first Wednesda,
in November. Past Councillor Johl
+. Bernard, the representative a
the recent state council session hell
st Atlantic City, gave his report a
,this time.