New Jersey Teachers Pension Fund Sees Membership Surge
Trustees report for year ending June 30 1921 show total pensions and annuities 74206068 with 10500 members and 42 retirements. Contributions totaling 768148.98 plus two year accumulations 1165728.67 support bonds and Liberty holdings worth 1004500. The fund expects stable future pension levels with careful management.
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Trenton
New Jersey Teachers’ Pension and Annuity Fund
State House
Samuel H. McIlroy
Madison
Newark
James J. Hopkins
Dickinson
Jersey City
Medroy
Hopkins
Pierson
Arthur N. Pierson
Pierkon
Edwards
New Jersey Briefs Highlight Local Wins and Developments
Gloucester City finishes a new jail with no inmates. Nine sweet potatoes weigh seven and a quarter pounds. A 35 pound channel bass tops Cape May fishing pier. Woodbury parade plans. Pitman votes on a motor fire engine. Gloucester City buys a hotel site for a department store and many civic notes follow.
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Gloucester City
Herbert Sharp
Vineland Mail
Wallace Whebenthal
Cape May
Vineland Poultry Association
Gloucester County
Woodbury
Woodstown
Pitman
Old City
Julius Markowitz
Union Benevolent Society
Bridgeton
Margaret Carll
Mary Cornwell
Elizabeth Roray
E. T. Robins
Lorin Allen
Schenk
Charles R. Peddle
Charles W. Summerfield
Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce
Board of Education
Wilmer C. Burns
H. W. Hildreth
Ocean City
Police Department
Hildreth
Coast Guard
Anglesea
A. Carlton Hildreth
M. E. Church
Gloucester
D.L. Daly
J. M. McCowan
William L. Dill
Paterson
David Mullins
Hoboken
Frederick A. Pope
Somerville
New Jersey
Millville Municipal League
Gloucester County Red Cross
Clarksboro
Billingsport
Gibbstown
Blackwood Terrace
William Harding
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
East Camden
P. A. Sedden
West Deptford Township
Gloucester County Poultry Association
Kutub Minor Centered the World in Delhi Folklore
A London Answers note recalls the Kutub Minar in Delhi said to be the world’s center with a meteorite marking the spot. The mirrored New York Sun item then tells of a barber shop where soap names mark chairs like branding cattle, each with a stall number.
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New Jersey Automotive Trade Association
Trenton
Prohibition
New Jersey
Newark
Charles M. Brown
Swedesboro
Jones
Brown
Tenton
Mr. Jones
India
Delhi
Buddha
London
New York
Tom
Adam
Anthony
Rob
James
New York Sun
City opens Lynn dumping ground for free kindling wood
The city of Lynn Massachusetts has set up a dumping ground where residents may take broken boxes barrels and similar items to use as kindling wood. The piece notes a contrast between the ideal of self defense and the effect when faced with a woman's eyes.
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Lynn
Mass
Differences of Taste in a Summer Boarding House
Mrs Corntessel complains about summer boarders claiming sophistication while her husband notes they are updated. She is glad they can store jazz records and play classical music. The line hints at a dated urban setting with a paradox about time and monthly routines.
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Teachers’ Pension Fund
Harding
Lewis T. Bryant
Chicago
United States
Bryant
Department of Labor
Burdette G. Lewis
Department, of
Alan B
New Jersey State
Vineland
Republican Organization
Rachel Davis DuBois
Gloucester County Council of Mothers’ Clubs
Parent-Teacher Associations
Barnsboro
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
J. Warren Davis
Alvange
Second Regiment
State Board
New Jersey Democratic State Committee
United States Senate
Public Service Railway
Aubery Nabb
Millville
Ralph R. Charlesworth
France
Malvern Nabb
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Montclair
Shirley
Gloucester Post
Hudson Street
David H. Porter, Jr
Atlantic City
South Delaney Place
Porter
Abe Canter
South Eighth Street
Camden
Boy Scouts
Cumberland County
Charles F. Seabrook
Seeley’s Pond
B. F. Fowler
First Baptist Church
Haddonfield
D. Irving Taylor
Pennsgrove
Center Township Committee
Mount Ephraim
Old Town Hall
Bayer
Ada
Canada
U.m
G. Rutledge Bute
Geneses St
Syracuse
Tr. Iominion
Ny, Ne
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