Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-24
SOUTH AMBOY

who are TO take part in the demon
stration be on hand not later than
$3.50 on the morning of Memorial
Day.
on Friday Pilot William Hughes
and Felix M~slanaphy will fly over
this city and nearby towns. dropping
thousands of circulars advertising
the huge jubilee Of the American
Legion. Hughes will also fly on
Tuesday over the route of the pa
rade and at both the Christ Church
cemetery and St. Mary's drop a
wreath of flowers. This touching
demonstration will be the first of
its kind ever held in South Amboy.
Collin Stratton is giving his new
residence a new coat OF paint.
Commander John A. Conlogue, of
Luke A. Lovely Post. has asked that
a large number of the members Of
the post be present at the next reg
ular meeting scheduled for Thurs
day night to receive information on
Memorial Day exercises and to be
assigned to positions at the jubilee
festival in this city. The committee
are anxious that more of the MEM
bers extend their willingness TO par
ticipate in the affair. Work on the
completion of the stands is under
W. IT III t3tAAN III hAAa q
without a doubt be in readiness for
the occasion.
The civic program of the Wom-
ans Club is still under way and
more interest by the property own
ers is being exercised each day. The
club have an extensive program
which they aim to carry put fully
within a shot time.
Much interest is being manifested
by the mothers of the city in the
Better Baby Contest to be held in
conjunction with the jubilee festivi-
ties in this city. Miss Gallagher. a.
the Legion headquarters, will re-
ceive applications from all mothers
desiring to enter their babies for
competition. From the present
outlook the nurses in charge of the
judging will have a goodly number
of entries.
The common council met at a spe-
cial session last night in the mayors
office of the city hall. 1t is under
stood that at the meeting the To-
cal American Legion Post was
awarded the annual amount neces-
sary for the completing of the Me-
mortal Day program in this city.
klemmer Kaltheissen and a party
Of friends visited with Harry Leon
ard, of this city. last night.
The post commanders of the coun-
ty of Middlesex, met at Luke A.
Lovely Post headquarters last night,
where business of pressing nature
was discussed. With but few excep-
tons every commander of the in
dividual costs throughout the county
was present.
South Amboy was well represented
AT tho danna ha1d At Narra- Lat
night.
Harry Rufner has accepted a posi-
ton with a local painting contractor.
William Kitchen is enjoying his
annual vacation from duties at the
Central Railroad.
Leo ]. Coakley and Philip Downs
have an engagement to meet Gov
ernor Edward /. Edwards, at Jer-
sey City. for the interest of the To-
cal American Legion Post. An in
will be presented to the ex-
ecutive. urging him to attend the
in this city on Memorial
Day.
almost A Christian" will be the
topic for the regular mid-week dis
course at the Presbyterian church
tonight. The Rev. Herbert j. ALL
sup. pastor, will deliver the sermon. |
VAhh DiC IIolC III tic wall pIoP- J
osition, almost at the point of being
for all. has the people of the
city, especially in the Mechanicsville
section, watching and hoping that
plans recently approved by the
of Freeholders, will meet with
the approval of the Pennsylvania
Company. The widening of
the hole, with the improvements to
the streets approaching, has attract
ed statewide notice.
William Black. of Orange, spent
at the home of friends on
David street.
The members of Court Sancta
Maria, Catholic Daughters of Amer
lea, will hold a social meeting to-
night. at which time Miss
Mary Duffy. state regent. will visit
this city. Other notables of the
Catholic Daughters will be in this
city.
The Misses Gertrude Rue and
Flora Petty. enjoyed a motor trip
to the home of friends at Old
Bridge yesterday.
Miss Claire Reed is Ill at her home
on Washington avenu
James O'Connor was a Newark
yesterday.
Misses Made Connors and Cath
crime Shannon visited in Perth Am
boy last night.
John Mcdonnell, James Birming-
ham, John Ryan, Francis Kuhn,
Mullen, Anna Mum, Eliz-
O'NeilI, witnessed a presenta-
ton entitled, Charles Aunt" at
New Brunswick last night.
Joseph Grimley and Vincent Alb
batiello have accepted positions at
the 0eesebrough Manufacturing
Company.
Edward Nugent visited with
friends in this city last night.
Miss Anita Steuber is confined to
her home with diphtheria.
The Board OF Education will hold
their regular meeting tonight at s
O'Clock in the office Of the Superin-
tendent of Schools. Bids for school
supplies are to be received at this
time.
The recently formed alumni Of the
local public schools. bent on max
ing their part Of the program for
commencement week a success, are
busily engaged with their prepara-
tons. A banquet on June Fl will
feature the school activities.
James Fleming spent yesterday in
New York City.
Frank Durham motored TO Key
mort last night with Marty nf