Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-06
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY

A number of employees of Castles
lee Cream Company enjoyed a motor
trip to Newark and attended an in
teresting lecture given by w. Paul
Heath on "Heatherized Pure Foods"
Music was furnished by Weber's
Jazz band for the dancing. Re-
freshments were served and a four
reel comedy was shown.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Gale
DOMAIN Club will meet tonight in
odd Fellows hall at s o'clock. III
members are urged to attend.
Deputy Grand Chief Ranger viii.
lam r. Eunten, assisted by Past
Chief Ranger Edward c. Smith, in
stalled the recently elected officers
Of Court Amboy No. 5s. Foresters
of America, at a meeting Of the
court last right at Eagles hall. The
committee IN charge of the thirtieth
anniversary celebration to be held
Saturday night, April 20, reported
progress. Martin Ryan Is at the
head of the committed: Louis Lud~
vigsen, treasurer. and p. T. Manton.
the secretary. The celebration will
include a reception and banquet that
will be for the members, their wives
and lady friends. The banquet will
be served about IL o'clock and will
be under the direction of Charles
j. Warner, a member Of the court.
The new officers Of the court are:
Chief rarger, Charles Lampe, sub
chief ranger. Michael Kendrick;
treasurer, Louis L%udvigsen; finan-
ciaI secretary, Charles J. Warner;
recording secretary, p. L. Manton;
senior woodward, Daniel Doody;
Junior woodward, Curtis Brink: sem
ior beedls James Harrington; Junior
needle, Hans P. Madsen: trustees,
Joseph Fruewirth, Edward G. Smith
and James Murray: lecturer. Ben
jamin Stanski; court physician, DR..
NJ. s. Meinzer.
Carrot Onderdonk, of Rector
street is attending the funeral of his
brother, Luther NJ. Onderdonk, in
Philadelphia today.
After the baseball field PROPOSE
ton has been disposed of members
of the Raritan Copper Works Ath-
-ietic Association will plan events
(which will once again place tnelr
plant at the top of the industrial Inst
for different activities, athletics, etc.
The move of the Second Ward
Democratic Club in holding a meet
ing and planning for an outing may
be followed by similar action on
the part of other ward clubs IN the
city.
A great deal of work will be done
on the Raritan Copper Works base
ball field before the opening OF the
diamond season, according to of1-
GERS of the athletic association. This
work will probably be started next
week.
Oficer Frank Burke will witness
altogether different scenes this year
while going about his duties as a
police officer. Last year Burke was
employed at the Polo Grounds in
New York and witnessed the base
ball games as he went about his
duties.
The sound of calking irons, ham,
mers and saws can again be heard
along the waterfront, many boat
wners having Started to get their
craft in condition for launching the
latter part of this month or early In
May.
According to some OF the local
disciples of Isaac Walton, who have
tried their luck at trout fishing since
Saturday, the opening OF the season,
the fishing is fine but fish are few.
Many small trout, which cannot be
taken under the law, are reported
in nearby streams. These must De
returned and consequently a big sea-
son is expected at a later date when
these little ones have been given a
chance to grow.
The program for the Barnone &
Bailem circus which will appear at
the Y. M. C. A. on May 5 and 6 has
been practically completed, 1t on-
sisting of seventeen acts at present.
The boys who will take part In n
show have already disposed OF a
large number of tickets n there IL
no doubt but what the performance
will be given before three record
breaking crowds this year. There
will be something doing every min
ute with plenty of clown acts to keep
all amused during the pauses be-
tween the more serious numbers.
Pc Ambo Tribe No. IS, Red Men,
will meet tonight to plan for the an
nual state convention to he held at
Atlantic City this summer and for
the orphans outing to be held at
the same time at that place.
Violet Rebekah Lodge No. Sc. Odd
Fellows, at its meeting last night ar
to attend divine service at
the First Presbyterian church sun
day night, April 20. with the other
lodges of the order in the city.
The woman's Guild OF the Work
Cooperative store met at
the homo of Mrs. Louis Dawson OF
Fords last evening and had a very
time. Refreshments were
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Young, of
Brooklyn, visited at the home or MT.
and Mrs. Charles Dawson, OF Perth
Amboy, recently.
A regular meeting of the Board OF
will be held tonight in the
high school. A report is expected at
this time of the investigation into
the advisability of using the Schsck
test in the schools in order to pre-
vent diphtheria.
Perth Amboy Post As, of the Am
erican Legion, meets tomorrow night
In fha a~uditorium~ of the " MI. G. A,