Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-21
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MIS. Harry NldAu II
underwent an operation at the st.
.MichaeFs hospital, Newark is IA
idly recovering and expected to be
home shortly.
The borough council held their
regular meeting in fire house No. 2
Saturday night where many import
ant discussions were held.
Miss Mary F. Connolly was a New
York visitor Saturday.
The S. s. Nord Amerika arrived
at the smelter docks Of the u. S.
M. r. Company the latter part Of
last week from Cuba the cargo con-
sisting of 1900 ton OF Cuban ore
and 300 IONS of Cuban concen-
Grated ore. Unloading of same COM
menced the same day and it is ex-
pected same will be finished some
time this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Edwards re-
Gently purchased a lot on Pershing
avenue are having an up to date
bungalow built. According to the
contractors they will occupy their
new home around Christmas time.
Sunday night found local and
put of town basketball fans attend-
ing the game strong. The game was
PLAYED by the Roosevelt Separates
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Elizabeth in Coughlin's auditorium.
Jerry Nevil attended the Prince
ton and Yale football game at
Princeton Saturday.
Miss Esther Gordon spent a day
with New York friends.
Mathew Barnes is visiting with
his family in Philadelphia for a few
days.
Prof Francis Simons, of Yale Col
lege, returned home after having
spent the week end at the home of
his brother, Borough Engineer f.
L. and Mrs. Simons.
Gervice Nevil attended the foot
ball game in Princeton Saturday af-
ternoon, having motored to that
place with a number of friends.
Edward Strawback visited Super
intendent Woods of the w. A. c.
where MI. Woods is a patient.
Miss Anna Major attended the
theatre in Newark Saturday.
Stephen J.. Smith, of New York
city. was a visitor in town Saturday
night.
George A. Letchack spent Monday
in Newark on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Christensen
anu family motored out Of town
Sunday.
Joseph Love motored out Of town
Saturday with a large number of
friends.
T. Gertie attended a show Satur-
day at Newark.
The Misses Clarice and Florence
Woodhall attended a show in New
ark Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul M. Buell., of
Elizabeth. visited with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mich Riszack..
y MI. Woods superintendent of the
w. A. Chemical Company, of Car
teret, is in the Bayonne hospital
suffering with a broken hand and
other injuries sustained last week
when his sedan collided with a
truck near Bayonne. Mr.. Woods is
resting well at this writing and is
expected to be out shortly.
A very pleasant evening was spent
at the home of Mrs. B. Kahn. Of
Washington venue Friday. where
q large number of friends enjoyed
a whist game after which a deli
cious luncheon was served by the
hostess. Mrs. Kahn. with the follow
ing guests present: Mrs. j. Wan
toch, Mrs. T. Jackson, Mrs. Charles
Bielski, Mrs. J.. Spewak. Mrs. A.
Lebowitz, Miss Clara Stern Mrs. NJ.
Lefkowitz, Mrs. R. Cohen Mrs. D.
Lastner. Mrs. T. Cheret and Mrs. L..
Kloss. Prizes were awarded to the
following winners: Mrs. A. Lebo-
witt, first prize. d silver pie, knife;
second prize, Mrs. NJ. Lefkowitz. a
sterling silver salad dish with spoon
At meeting held Saturday night
in fire house No. 2. Chrome. the
following officers were elected for
ensuing year: Chief, James ], Wis
ley assistant chief Joseph p Lloyd;
foreman, John Wilhelm; assistant
foreman, Thomas Larkin; president,
JamesJ. Mullan; vice president,
John Wilhelm. financial secretary,
John Coughlin; recording secretary,
Edward A. Lloyd: treasurer, Thomas