The New York herald., 1922-07-30
The KiwaniS Club
Has Mem Chapter
atStroudSburg, Pa,
Nearby Cities Send Delega-
tions to Installation-Rains
Wash Out Roads.

STRoUpsBuRa. Pa. july 29.-The
Stroudsburg Kiwanis Club has been for
mally presented with Its charter. James
Gardner Sanderson, district governor Of
Pennsylvania, made the presentation
speech. President A. r. ]. Wallace of
the new club accepted the charter and
pledged his club to the organization.
From Scranton, ~Easton and Allentown
came Kiwanians to greet the new mem
bers. The Scranton Kiwanis Club dele
CATION was headed by its president.
Ralph A. Amerman, and the Ealston Ki-
wants Club was led by its president,
Asher e. Seip. There were 1873 crowded
into the banquet hall of the Penn-Stroud.
A. r. Sauerman. a past district treas
urer, headed the delegation from AL
lentown.
The recent heavy rains played havoc
with the detours between Wind Gap and
Saylorsburg, washing the roads SO badly
that they had to be discontinued. The
State Highway Department has asked
that the travelling public use the road
by way Of Delaware Water Gap for all
points north. This latter detour will be
In effect until the completion Of the con-
struction work now under way.
The Carbon county friends OF Clifford
Pinchot. the Republican candidate for
nual pilgrimage to Grey Towers. his
Pike county home, recently. There were
100 cars on the trip. filed with persons
from all parts Of Carbon.
The tennis tournament held at the
East Strouds sburg State Normal School
courts between the Normal and the Blue
Ridge Camp Of Coolbaughs resulted in
tie. Normal won the doubles. while
the campers won the singles. All Of
the events were closely contested
The Red Star Transportation Com
panv to which charter was granted re-
Gently for the purpose Of operating a
line Of motor buses. held its organiza-
tion meeting, at which time the follow
named: Elmer e. Hosier. president /:
David r. Hosier, secretary and treas
urer The company operates cars.
making five trips daily on the Lacka-
wanna Trail, with Mount PocoDo the
northern terminus.
Late arrivals at the Indian Queen
Hotel are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ]. Nc
Gaugh, w. II. Conneil. II. @. Spencer,
r. A. Shrimp. F. @. Rees, G. IL Glaser,
Mrs A. H. Keeger, Henry NJ. Gruver.
John z. Lowe. william Craig. L. w.
Steele. Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Sergeant.
Mrs. J. Murray, Miss A. Scott. c. II.
WeiSn, w. -. GCOttp 1hruciu IbHoueSs
II. c. Morris. R. l. Morris, Warren Fra
BILE, J. J. Kemper. Charles Williams. NJ.
]. Corbett M. J. Murphy ID. b. Burris.
George Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Guffenbug, Mrs. r. II. Walch. p. ].
Coover and Mr.. and Mrs. J. A Harris.
At the Penn-Stroud Hotel are Harvey
Names, A. M. Severson. w. p. Landow,
L. J. Moran. John J. Bullion. Mr.. and
Mrs. Degrove Meir. Bernard A. Kran-
dali, r. l.. Schuler. Il. J. Rodeck, Mr..
and Mrs. d. A. Foley. N. e. Outer. w. X.
Beagle George T. McGory. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brand Bell. r. w. wandling, John A.
Rose. c. w. williams. c. G. Merrill. Mr..
and Mrs Leon II. Spencer. Mr. and Mrs.
John r. Mccarthy. Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.
Foulke and Mr.. and Mrs. Bennie Frank
lin.
Guests at the Mapiehurst Inn include
Thomas B. Kenworthy, Dorothy Frances,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McLardy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Wiley, William Fogg, Mr..
and Mrs Hugh Sullivan Andrew j.
Mellor, Charles M. Howard. d. L. How
ard and John s. Stcnson.
At the Highland Inn are Judge and Mrs.
Joseph p. McCullen, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
ID. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Read
ing, Alfred and Kenneth Reading and
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Griffith.
Arrivals mt the Lake House include
w. c. Alexander, Wilbert Hamilton and
party, Henry A. zoilinger. IL. Y. Fatz-
niger. Catherine Morrow. Mack A. Bar
ker, II. II. Kresge. II. II. Sullivan. A.
s. Reid and Mr.. and Mrs. 8. p. Frank
lin