Palisadian., 1925-07-17
Personal and Social
Grantwood

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Schueler, formerly
of West New York, have purchased
the beautiful Thygsen home on Knox
avenue.
The Iovenittis of Trolley Road are
entertaining relatives for visit of
several weeks.
| A social meeting is scheduled to be
held by the Catholic Daughters of
America, Court Grantwood, on Mon
day evening, July 27, in Epiphany
Han.
The Abrams family of Lawton ave-
nue. are vacationing at Bell Harbor
Long Island.
The Imperattos have returned from
three weeks stay at the Highlands.
The Hokanson home ON Grant ave-
nue. has been sold.
Mr.. and Mrs. VILLAIN Semler and
family have returned to their home
on Franklin avenue after spending
several weeks at Rockaway and Long
Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. William Seton will
return home today from a two weeks
motor trip to the New England terri
| tory.
The Moquist family have taken
apartments in the Leuders building,
on Anderson avenue.
Among those returning from vaca-
tions during the week was the Wissel
family of Franklin avenue. Leaving
before the Fourth, they had won
derful motor tour through upper New
York state.
Miss Jane Collins has left on
Cooks tour of Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Hamilton and
daughter, Lucille, are at Beaver Falls.
From there they will motor to the
Thousand Islands.
Mr.. w. Steele, who was recently
elected vice president of one of the
largest oil companies in Florida, is
now in Miami. Business will keep
him there for several months.
Mrs Frank Miner of Nelson ave-
nue. was ON the entertainment of Wis
itors' committee to the convention of
the Photo Engravers Board of Trade.
The convention has been held this
week at the Hotel Commodore, New
York city.
Lulu Amter, Helen Nixon, Myrtle
Wicks, Claire Manheimer, Lillian
Prossen and Helen Davis and Martha
Bodine, guardian, returned Wednes-
| day from a pleasant three weeks stay
at Budd Lake.
Miss Mary Day is visiting DR.. and
Mrs. Irwin of the Lawton courts.
Dolorus Semler of Franklin avenue,
who graduated from the June '25
class of Union City High, will enter
New York University in the fall class.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Munson entertain
ed at their home in Union City on
Wednesday evening complimentary to
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Seibel of Grant
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dickinson and
sons leave today for three weeks
sojourn at West Hampton Beach,
Long Island.
The tennis court on Palisade and
Knox avenues is the scene of many
exciting matches nowadays. Vincent
Whelan, Edward Reeves, Erich Lesh
ten, Nathan Cooper and several 9th
ers have fixed the court so that it's
surface is almost as good as that of
former days when the Grantwood
Tennis Club had it as their court
Through the generosity of Mr.. Calais
and Mr.. Whelan the court will soon
be fenced, thus insuring better time
for the players.
The Stockwells leave tomorrow for
a two months motor trip of the
Rocky mountains
Edward Kuhrt of New Durham is
the guest of his chum, Roland Semler
of Franklin avenue.
Mr.. Calais of Knox avenue had
Robert Calais and Vincent Whelan
as guests at the .Cubs-Giants ball
game at the Polo Grounds on Mon
day.
Rev. Edwin Curtis officiated at the
wedding of Miss lone Bracco of Law
ton avenue to Mr.. Benjamin F. Fox
of New York city at the brides home
on Wednesday evening.
Breaks Arm
Henry Roes of West Grantwood
broke his arm Monday when he Slip
ped and fell while climbing a large
tree. The youngster is at the French
Hospital in New York.
Church Picnic
Combination tickets are now on
sale for the Epiphany church picnic,
which will be held at the Park on Au-
gust IL. Some of the best rides and
attractions have been secured this
year. Each ticket costs so cents, al
though its value is many times that.
Boys Arrested
Actions which caused suspicion to
be cast on them resulted in the ar
rest of six New York boys, varying
between IL and Is years of age, in
Palisade Amusement Park on We'd
nesday. After some grilling they ad-
mitted having snatched a purse from
lady on 111th street and crossed the
river to spend their portions in the
Park. Police Captain Borrelli turned
the young thieves over to the New
York police.
Henry MarshaIl's New Song a Sue
cess
Henry l. Marshall, who is spending
a part of the summer with his family
on Knox avenue, in Grantwood, has