Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-27
CARTERET

Local employees of the Geller fac
tory in Elizabeth will attend the
dance planned by them for Thanks
giving night at Elizabeth.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wetjen and
children, who left two weeks ago for
a trip through Germany. report their
safe arrival on the European shores.
The Wetjen family expects to return
in March.
Arthur Ruckreigle, of Roosevelt
avenue, is recuperating at the Eliza
beth hospital from a recent opera
tion.
The Mexican Petroleum Company
plans to make a picturesque park on
the grounds surrounding the new
tanks. J. Kloos, of East Railway
and a staff of men are busily en-
gagged in the landscape work.
David Venook spent Thursday in
East Orange calling on relatives.
The New Cleveland School is near
ing completion.
County Superintendent of Schools
H. Brewster Willis, of New Bruins
wick, visited the local school re-
Gently expressing. satisfaction in
their progress.
The Railway bus which was re-
Gently struck by a fast line trolley is
still disabled near the seen of the
accident.
George Dalrymple, treasurer of
the local Smyrna Relief Fund, re-
ceived q contribution OF S39.66 from
pupils of local schools.
Under the management of Joseph
Shutilla, the Roosevelt All Stars
are practicing for games with the
intermediate teams in the county.
John Ruckreigle on Friday visited
, his son Arthur, who is a patient at
the Elizabeth hospital.
A large crowd attended the mon
ster victory lance held by the
Thomas j. Mulvihill Association
Saturday night in Dalton's audito-
rum, with excellent music to COM
plete the occasion.
All arrangements are completed
and everything is in readiness for
the big, booster bazaar which COM
mences this evening in Kish's hall.
Doors will be open every evening
at z D.. m. and will last all the week.
Articles to suit the individual taste,
door prizes and an indoor circus
will be the attractions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hilton of
Chrome, purchased the Bell home
on Randolph street and will occupy
same shortly.
A needle entering the foot was
the painful experience Of Miss Ber-
tha Ondeck at her home here last
Friday. So far nothing serious has
developed.
Maurice Cohen, proprietor of the
Carteret lunch wagon, will nave
full charge of the supplies for the
winter at the newly built lodging
headquarters for the large number
of tank builders now under way at
the Mexican Petroleum Corporation
Company. Scarcity of lodging and
board was the cause for addition
at tank section for the out of town
men now busily engaged at the va
rious works connected with tank
building.
All local schools will close We'd
nesday, November 20 for Thanks
giving vacation and will reopen
again Monday
Sager Bernell a returned home
from Detroit, Michigan, where he
was employed for some time as a
mechanic. Sager will make his
home here permanently having been
given a good position in town.
Louis Kohn is suffering with a
sprained back the result of leaping
off an auto in action while perform
ing his duties in connection with his
newspaper work.
DlSITlCC Otpuly JdluSS uhuiioS, va
Perth Amboy, will lecture on the
Carrie Council at the Knights of Co
lunibus special meeting to be held
here tomorrow night
The grand ball held in Kish's hall
Saturday night for the benefit of the
st. Demitrius church of Carteret,
was largely attended by the mem-
bers of the congregation and many
outsiders.
Evening school classes will COM
mence tonight in the local schools
for the foreign born residents of this
borough Men and women are all
invited to attend The classes will
meet at z o'clock sharp.
A baby dollar account has been
opened up at the Carteret National
bank last week by the local Red
Cross chapter for all babies rang-
ing from six months to four years of
age who participated in the baby
contest parade here several months
ago.