The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1924-11-06
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Early Contributions Reported

Lambertville-In addition to the
two lists of contributors to the Fire
Patrol Ambulance Fund which have
been previously reported, there
were several contributions received
when the fund was first started over
year ago. and these are reported
/ this week to make the list complete
as far as possible. However, there
were many contributions turned in
without names accompanying them,
and those whose names have not ap-
peared will be credited il they will
notify any member of the Fire Pa
troll.
The City Commissioners made an
initial contribution of $500. And
among the early contributions are
the proceeds from the following
benefits:
Play by New Hope women $lSa,S0
Moving pictures in 1923-24 $500
Donations from coal shar-
ed off l05 90
Daughters of Isabella
(pies and cakesl ..,ss 400
G. A. X. Ladies tpies and
cakesl 20.3S
Donations on Centre Piece
shared off l14.75
Washington Crossing Fire Co. $500
Z. o. S. of A. ....4=...=s 1000
Cash turned in z,.s.s, ,..s 1925
Wilson Chapter f. & A. M. $500
Ladies Auxiliary Columbia Co. $500
Catholic Club ...s.....,..... 1900
Elks Lodge .......-,s....... 1000
Jr. Order of Mechanics 500. 1000
Stockton subscriptions turn
ed in by w. Colligan ~ 22.00
The p. o. S. Of A. held pie and
cake sale, but at this time the
exact amount realized from ii could
not be located
Additional individual contributions
are Delaware River Quarry a Con-
struction Co. $1,000; (This was mis-
takenly reported before as $2500.)
b, II. Taylor $1,000; Gordon Cooper
$500; Thomas Garmody $500; Mrs.
Kate Arnett $500; John Sebold
$500; Strand Theatre $500; Theo-
dore S. Moore $500.
$500 contributions from Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Shaded, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Keller, Clarence Cole, Phillip Rookie
fellow.
Sl.00 subscriptions from the fol-
lowing: Walter Thomas, James Led
ger, Mary Fisher, John Johnson,
Horace Williamson, Ivan Hendrick-
son, John Moonan, John Marley,
| Sher'eY Morgan. Gordon Reed. Lewis
uofyeif, mary 4SaStar and. Frank
Ham,
The following equipment has been
received for the ambulance: Rotary
Club, 2 blankets; Mrs. John II.
Schenck, pillow cases; Mrs. William
Moon, blanket; Il. Raphael and II.
Groginsty, Sheets N. Raphael, pill
low cases; S. Moon and J. Mas
ten, rubber sheets.
The ambulance cost $2,700. fully
equipped. When it was received Sep
TENDER %, the Fire Patrol had only
half the amount in cash, and a
note was made, guaranteed by all
members of the Patrol, for the bal
ance. On November LIST $3.50. Of the
note was paid Off and there is n
balance due of $500.
The members of the Patrol are
not only working hard to raise these
funds, but have each assessed them
selves $l.00 per month for each
member. This assessment is TO be
paid until the ambulance is com
pletely paid for. But there are only
twelve members of the Patrol, and
they need more help. If you haven't
contributed, do so Mt once.
AS evidence of the need of the
ambulance it has already made
eleven trips-eight TO Trenton, one
to Philadelphia and two local trips.
One or more patients were carried
each trip. The ambulance is for pub
lie use, and no charges are made
for Lambertvile, New Hope and
vicinity,
When in need Of the ambulance
call Rice's Store or S. Moon at the
Lambertville Rubber Co. Night calls
are Samuel b. Moon 3l4W; Phineas
Thorne 1868 and William Ely IGOR
Or any of the following members
will respond if they are easier To
get in touch with:
Union Fire Co.-Samuel T.. Morse
Chester Holcombe and Samuel Cox
Hibernia Fire Co.--John Behan
Eugene Narducci and James Hogan
Fleet Wing Co. Samuel +. Moon
Phineas Thorne and julius A. Vet
ter.
Columbia Co.--James Masten, Will
liam Ely and Horace Johnson.