Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-29
FORDS

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Schmidt. of
Paul street, entertained relatives
and friends at their home Sunda
on the occasion of their twenty-first
wedding anniversary and the birth
day of their daughter Agnes. Re
freshments were served, musical
and vocal selections were rendered
and the affair took on a gay atmos-
phere. Those present included Mr..
and Mrs. Hans Schmidt, Sr., MI;
and Mrs. Hans Schmidt, Jr.. and
children, Ethel and Hans. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Durham, Howard,
Norman and George Durham, Miss
Martina Schmidt, Martin Schmidt
Arnold VanCleef. John Calvin, Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Schurig, Harry, Cert
rude and Anna Schurig, Marion and
Helen Damback, Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Schmidt and family.
Messrs. Otto and Fred Gloff,
Walter Schurig and George logan
motored to Dreamland Park Satur-
day night.
Mrs. v. Ashley was a Perth Amboy
visitor today.
The Youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Morrison has returned from
his vacation in the Catskill Noun
tains.
Mrs. C. Schmitz, of New York, Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Alfred
Sandorf, of Ford n
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Ling were Visi-
| tors in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ceiling, Jr.
| motored to K~eansburg Friday.
The local Girl Scouts are enjoying
a vacation at Union Beach under
| the supervision of Mrs. Walter Ernst
| and daughter Viola. The latter is
| head of the local unit of Girl Scouts.
Miss Lillian Greiner, of Wood
bridge. is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Fred Olsen, in town.
Miss Sylvia Knudsen visited Miss
Jennie Nelepe, of Ling street, Sun
day.
Mrs. Fred Fischer visited her
mother, Mrs. Howard, Saturday.
Miss Minnie Schneider spent sun
day at Coney Island.
Master William Ludwig. of New
York City, returned home today af-
ter spending two weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Studhalter, of
Cutter n
Miss lola and Sarah Johnson are
spending a weeks vacation with
their sister, Mrs. Edward Gangloff,
of Belmar, l.. /.
The Misses Marion and Magda
Madsen have returned home after
spending two weeks at Atlantic
Highlands.
Archille Blanchard spent Sunday
at Coney Island.
Miss Genevieve Ryan motored to
Union Beach Sunday.
Miss Margaret Ryan has returned
home from her vacation at Union
Beach.
Mrs. julius Gloff and daughter
Bertha and son Otto and Mrs. Weld
ersehn and son Vernon, of Newark,
visited relatives in Englishtown sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Yonker arrived
from a trip abroad and are spend
ing some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Schneider. of King
Georges Road.
Eugene Ceiling visited friends in
Kingston, N. j.. Saturday.
Master Valdemar Lund, of Will
liam street, is spending a vacation
with Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Jensen near
Trenton.
Miss Emma Dyer was an out-of-
town cisitor yesterday.
Mrs. X. Goldstein entertained out
of-town relatives Sunday.
Mrs. Paul j. Schmitz, of New
York, visited relatives here Sunday.
The political pot is beginning to
simmer in local circles. Albert Lar
sen will be the Republican candidate
for reelection to the township COM
mittee from the second ward this
fall. His petition has been in circu-
lation for some time and is ready to
be filed. The Second Ward Repub-
lican Club will no doubt call an or
g%anization meeting In the near
future to get things under way for
the fall campaign.
The Public Service workmen were
busy yesterday erecting two new
poles at King Georges Road and
New Brunswick n The pole
which now stands in the center of
the crossroads at these corners will
be taken down shortly. This pole
has been a detriment to traffic for
many years.