The Lambertville record., 1923-04-27
KIWANIANS' BIG
CHARTER NIGHT
Lambertville Club Does Things
Up in Great Shape at Meet
ing Held in New Hope.
OVER 125 ATTEND EVENT

LAMBERTVlLLE-- The Charter
Night exercises of the Kiwanis Club
of Lambertwille, held in Worthing-
tons Hail, New Hope. Monday even
ing, was pronounced gratifying
success by members and visitors
alike. About fifty visitors attended
from the Trenton Club, and there
We're representative from Phillips
burg.
Full justice was done to the dinner
which included turkey and other
good things TO eat, partaken of by
more than l25 members and friends
of the club, Rev. Harold NJ. Dorrell,
pastor of the First Baptist Church,
pronounced the invocation, and City
Commissioner Charles A. Malloy
acted as toastmaster.
Lieut.. Governor Percival G. Crud-
en-, past president of the Bayonne
Club, presented the charter TO the
local club, and delivered an address
which was heartily enjoyed The Rev.
Mr.. Dorrell accepted the charter, and
]. Parker Boden, of the Lambertville
Rotary Club, extended greetings to
the Kiwanians, in the absence of that
organizations president, Charles M.
Dilts, who is away on trip.
The main speaker of the evening
was Hon. Judge Robert Carey, of
the Kiwanis Club of Jersey City, and
there We're remarks by other Kiwan-
ians present. The music was by
Rieff's Orchestra.
The committee in charge of this
event comprised Nelson Rittenhouse,
chairman; William Kachline, Charles
A. Malloy, Walter C. Rieff, c. T.
Lugar. l.. Raymond Stout, William
A. Ely, DR.. Il. G. Magill, Charles B.
Wood.
The charter members of the Lam
bertville Kiwans Club are; Chester
A, Niece, lumber dealer; Andrew R.
Johnson, auto dealer; Harold NJ. Dor
rell, pastor Baptist Church; Clarence
7. Lugar, dentist; John X. LaBaw
funeral director; Harry +. VanHorn,
merchant; Nelson Rittenhouse, mer-
chant; Samuel b. Whiteley, vice
president the Lambertville National
Bank; William A. Ely, plumber;
Charles M. Ely, electrician; Harry
X Kramer, marble works; frank T.,
Kramer, accountant; Morris Mackler
furniture; Charles Il. Reading. gar
age; Walter II, Williamson, Lam
hertville Il u b b Company;
harles b. Wood, Prudential Life
Insurance CO.; Oliver C. 1Io' ombe,
piano dealer l. Raymond Stout,
grocer; WilIian Kachline, un,ersal
Paper Bag Co., Charles A. Malloy,
lawyer; Wall T. Scott commercial
traveller; Ray Herring, principal
public schools; Daniel B. Ohlinger
Union Mills Paper Mfg. Co. William
Franks. decorator; Joseph d. Hol-
combe, grocer; William Malcolm
Clay Products Company Of America;
William Hambeton, chief burgess;
Roy A. Large, contractor; Harry
Worthington, garage; Roscoe c. Ma
gill, eye specialist; A. w. Preston,
general agent; c. J. Roller, steel
merchant; Albert Worthington, fun
eral director; Walter Rieff, coal and
lumber; Theodore S. Moore, artesian
wells; Joseph Smith, flour and grain.
The officers are Daniel B. Oblinger,
president; Charles A. Malloy, vice
president; William Kachline, secre-
tary; Harry f. Van Horn, treasurer;
Harold NJ Dorrell, district trustee;
Directors, Clarence r. Lugar, Theo-
dore S. Moore, Albert ,Worthington,
Harry Worthington, Harry X. Kram-
er, Samuel Whiteley, Nelson Ritten-
house. Committee Nelson Ritten-
house, chairman; Charles A. Malloy,
William Kachline, c. T.. Lugar, Wal
ter Reiff, l.. r. Stout, VIM. A. Ely.
Chas. b. Wood, Dir. r. C. Magill.