Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-16
SOUTH AMB0Y

Miss Anna l.. Gallagher, the visit
; nurse of the Red Cross is being
pit busy of late. Her territory takes
all o. the city and includes the
.lrose section. Miss Gallagher has
titioned the local Red Cross Chap
. for some kind of transportation.
Inning o great deal of energy Is
I'd walking from one end of the
WI to the. other Gil her visits. AL
ough no action mas as yet been
ide known, t is understood that an
tOmobjlc will be purchased to cope
til thu situation. The nurse has
d as high as twenty calls a day.
Trolley service on the Jersey Gen.
II traction line a for several
urs he'd up yesterday morning
len one CT the cars was derailed
Stevens avenue, between David
Il Augusta streets. Regular SER
4. was rot established until late
the afternoon. state, county and
y forces We're on the job early
mbattirg weather man and sue
sded in keeping the highways
an. Bus operation on all lines
- not disturbed The state de-
rtment was assisted to a great ex-
nc by a snow plough of the Grey
IS line.
David Dill and Israel Mount mot
ed to New Brunswick yesterday.
Plans for the entertainment of the
,iidates and their friends who are
be received into the order of the
s..y and Fights. are completed,
d the committee in charge have
.Anged for a great gathering. A
siness meeting will be held in the
gh School Auditorium previous to
= initiation. Out of town guests
! b. ente: tanned at the local legion
adquarters before the business
srine.
Francis Coakley il visiting at the
me of his parents on Pine avenue.
John Keyes visited with friends In
r.h-Ambly yesterday.
The Phi Alpha Sigma Fraternity,
organization OF scholastics who
NJ established their club rooms
The Sexton building on Broadway.
last gaining III membership. The
,.nbers hope to surpasS other Or
aization5 in the social world in the
ar future, and with this thought
p,ind are preparing a calendar of
.ats which tax, in the spring and
nmer.
We've taken care of Ma and Sis,
t we entirely forgot Pa" said Leo
Coakley, who is leaving no stone
turned toward the establishment
the Fathers Club. in conjunction
Ia the Zeal American Legion Post.
CONN it.ao with Mr.. Coakley will
Drt!y divu-ge in the task of plac-
. father in the social life of legion
tiyities. Yesterday Coakley pre-
ted that tie Fathers Club would
a hard pace in activities. when
ey get started.
The REGULAR weekly card party OF
Mary's church, was held last
yht in the local hall with a large
,hering present. The friendly COM
elton fer high honOrs still exists
long the succeeding committees,
was evident last night when the
nlmittee under the chairmanship
Mrs.. Thomas Grimley, realized the
N of SITS which places this COM
ttee in the second place for high
nors. Thirty o players prizes
re Offered. Pinochle players re-
wed twelve; euchre players four
M: five hundred players received
fepteen; bridge received seven. All
: prizes were donated to the COM
ttee. A five dollar gold piece was
fardsd TO Alfred Gelsinon. A
eater was awarded'to Mrs. William
eeman and a scarf to. Mrs. A.
.skey. The committee in charge of
xt W, ek's affaii will be under the
airmanship of Mrs, Edward Ira
skuS.
Mrs. S. Nych is confined to her
me suffering with an attack of
; grip.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Luke a.
wely Post, No. g. American Le-
IN. will hold their euchre tomor-