The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1924-10-09

! ton of dam and bridge aL the soutHrl
| erly end of Lake HopatcoEg at a cost
o. $97 ,569.
The dismissal Of Howard G. Forrest
ter, cashier of the First NationaA
Bank, Leonia, for alleged improper
! use of bank funds was confirmed byl
Theodore Willicil, president Of theI
bank President Which said thath
/ auditors are examining the banks
books, but that the known shortagel
is amply covered by the cashiers
$4,000 bond
Through the generosity OF the Fa1
| TIERS Association Of Lawrencevill9
School an additional fund Of $4,000
was subscribed at a clambake Of thu
association held at the school for thu
erection of an addition to Memorial
Hall. which was put up by the Alunlnt
Association in honor of the 80 gra%'
yates of the school who lost theiHI
lives in the world war.
The comptroller Of the currency has
approved the application of the First'
| National Bank of Midland Park for al
federal charter. The bank organizes
with capital of $4,000.
Addressing students at the Camdenl
high school, Edwin L. Seabrook. piesI
ident of the Board of Education, do,
clared school fraternities, Which ha&I
caused considerable trouble, will MI
be tolerated. "Fraternities must cea III,
to be in this school, he asserted. &
Robert Sharp, nine-year-old son #
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony sharp Of Dove#l L
has a hen, given to him this latter paM
of May, which has laid every d.
since he received her, total of d.
brown eggs having been collect
from the nest. The hen is a Rho@
Island Red and did not give the a#
pearance of being worth great de
when the boy brought her home. #s
The funeral of ]. M. c. Richm1&
who had been connected with Cid
Pennsylvania railroad for nearly %
years, was held from his late re&
dence in Woodstown. Richman, WI
had been Ill long time, was retire. j
about year ago. For many years
served in the comptroller's depa&
ment at Broad street station, commM
| ing daily He began his railroad O.
reer in 1875 as station agent
Yorktown, before the railroad "a
constructed between Woodbury. 49,
| Salem. H.
The newly organized Pitman Al
letic Association already has mo-
| than 1870 members enrolled. III,
In a drive for new members of Gil
Glassboro Parent Teacher AssociatidH
the class in the local schools who's
pupils induce the largest number ~
parents to join is to be awarded
prize.
A special committee of the Cam
Chamber of Commerce is seeking
on the proposition of establishit
community chest. mr.
Women Of National Park, headed III
the wife OF Mayor Dick, will hold s.
cial affairs to raise money to loq
after the needy during the winter. II
Mount Ephraim has been advancing
so rapidly that the business men AMI
residents want a bank, and a temp4I
airy organization has been perfect8
FIR one. nj
Mrs. Marion j. Murray has resign#
as a member of the Brooklawn BoaM
of Education and with her daughtH
left for Hartford, Conn Mrs. Murra#
is the widow of John L. Murray, me1N
Der of Brooklawn council, who W.
drowned at Spray Beach month agM
When Mrs. Anna beats, fifty yea#
old, of 1897 Railroad avenue, CamdeAs
! failed to respond to repeated calls slHF
was found dead in bed. She had be4k
in i'll health for some time, and COM
ner Leonard gave a certificate M
death for heart disease. I'll
The Pennsville fire company hA
purchased a motor pumper, and HI
cases of big fires it is proposed M
pump water directly from the river. U
TIL, Glassboro council has awardA
contract for the installation of IN
new pump at the Glen Lake watdE
plant recently purchased. III
Gloucester City post, Veterans 4f
Foreign Wars, was officially installH
in its new home, Third street and Rffh
er front, Gloucester, and vetera4H
| from all parts of the state attended,
P. j. Benson, department commander
and his staff were present.
Permits were issued in Gloucest#
City by City Clerk Redfeld for IN
new dwelling houses to be built in ia
vicinity of Broadway and KohlM
street. 81
A reception to the teachers of tin
Woodstown public schools was hem
at the high school jointly BY the BoaU
of Education and the Parent-T eachH
Association. X.
The Young Mems ProgressiH
League of Ocean City is perfectilH
plans for the usual Halloween cell
bration Howard r. Justice is chad
man of the general committee.
Children in the lower grades of Oh
Pitman public schools are being oh
vided with milk daily.
A large number of the members X
the Ocean City Kiwanis Club went ]
Philadelphia to inspect the harbor ~
guests of Director George Sproule III