Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-25
SOUTH AMB0Y

NOtlceS 10 the ETduudttS VI lnt
South Amboy High School that a
meeting for the purpose of organiz-
ing of the Alumni Association nave
been issued during the past week.
The meeting is scheduled for Friday
evening. Preparations are being
made for a banquet to be held the
week of commencement. Other fea-
lures t unite this rapidly growing
body, it Is understood. will be intro
duced at the meeting. The plan rs
meeting with the approval of a large
number of the graduates.
South Amboy within a short time
will have prepared several mara
thon who have beer adjudg-
ed we'll qualified for entry in pace
setting affairs. May runs are In
gre nightly and bring together
a varied assortment of competitors
for honors. 1t is understood that
the Luke A. Lovely Post. American
Legion. will have entry blanks for
their affair scheduled to take place
within a short time.
Robert Chapman and John Conroy
have been presented with Firemen's
Exemption certificates after sers-
ing for a period of seven years ac-
tive duty.
The Woman's Auxiliary of Luke
A. Lovely Post, American Legion,
are busily engaged In preparing
paper peoples, which have been des-
ignated by the local legion post, as
the flower to be worn on Decoration
Day.
James Wallace, Jr., spent Sunday
at the home of friends at elizabeth.
James Birmingham and Joseph
49, -N<~rA1 AZ tho han1a nf r1en0S
at Asbury Park yesterday.
Miss Olive Conklin has resumed
her duties at the City Hospital after
a brief sojourn to the home OF rela-
tives in Peekskill, N. Y.
John Gleason, Lawrence Trlnley'
John Ryan and Francis Kuhn motor
ed to the home of friends at Mata-
wan yesterday.
RAYMOND Smith motored to the
home of friends at South River, Sun
John salmon, spent yesterday with
friends at Matawan yesterday.
DIR. Edward C. Griffith visited
with friends at Jamesburg yesterday.
The work on the improvements TO
the rectory of st. Mary's church IS
well underway, a considerable force
of men are rushing the work 10
completion. ..u
Anton Kubisiak. while attempting
to cross Main street. opposite the
Polish church yesterday, was run
down by an automobile owned ana
driven by George Weiss, of RanwaS.
The man was quickly rushed to q
LEGAL hospital. where 1t was SAID
nothing serious developed. Lacera.
lions Of the forehead was the extent
of the injuries received.
Samuel Sudhalter dissolvea
partnership with David Greenspan,
of his city, to take over the business
formerly owned and established by
the ROYAL Food Stores at the cor
ner OF, stevens avenue and David
John Cooney visited at the home
OF friends at Elizabeth on Sunday.
The grounds adjoining h resi-
dence of Captain James Lenahan IN
street. have been beautifed by
the planting of considerable SHRUB
berry and shade trees.
Leo Monaghan spent Sunday with
friends in New York city.
Contractor Ferd Tedesco is havins
his sedan painted at the Burneii
Garage on Bayview Manor:
Many from this city are numbered,
among the recent purchasers of the
building site at Lawrence Harbor.
Present indications point to a boom
in affairs at that particular place
a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. William $. Dey and
Marjorie. with a party oil
friends motored to Princeton. Satur-
day.
Edwin Pohl has accepted a posi-
ticn at the DUPONT Powder Works
at Parlin.
Robert Leonard is quite i'll at the
Iocal hospital following an operation
'or appendicitis. His many friends
hope for a speedy recovery.