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Returning Vacationists Battle Busy Highway, Hot Radiators P. J. Gilders Honored On Silver Anniversary Highways were decked three- deep over the ‘week-end with re turning’ vacationists who escaped to less torrid regions for the month of July. Slow-moving traffic -re sulted in more than a headache for the driver and impatience for the passengers. Many cars were de layed when overworked radiators began to steam, forcing motorists to stop at service stations and have the radiators flushed. But memories of cool ocean breezes and, clear mountain air kept vacation- spent residents in undaunted high spirits. Assistant Postmaster and Mrs. Alfred Lang of 39 South avenue,, west, are vacationing for a month at Monomonock Int. Mountain Home, Pa. , The Misses Norma, Phyllis and Barbera Gilcher held open house at their home, , 128 Besler avenue, Sunday, in honor of their parents’ summer home. They also spent a silver anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. three days: in Rochester, N. Y.,P. J. Gilcher were presented with where they visited Mrs. Nielsen's many gifts. Guests attended from ‘sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Wilkinson. “iCranford, “Ridgewood, “ Seatch _Plains, Bound Brook and Long ‘Island. Mr. and Mrs. Gilcher were married in the Westfield Methodist Church in 1924. Mrs. Gilcher is the former Matilda Frank of West field. The couple has resided 18: Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Ball: andl years in Cranford. Both Mr. and a family of 17 Dunham avenue left Mrs. Gilcher have been active in Sunday to spend three weeks at church and civic groups, their summer camp in Stokes State. They have three daughters, Nor a Forest. —ma, a head nurse at the Elizabeth General Hospital, Elizabeth. Phyl, fe a student nurse at the same pital, and Barbara, ae at Cranford High School. _ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ji Patton and sons, Robert, Richard and _ Donald, of 117 Oak Lane, left Sat _ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Donnellyurday for a two weeks' vacation ‘in of Hampton street have returned South Effingham, Me. after vacationing at Barneget - Pines. vant . : Mr.,and Mrs. S. S. Eisenberg of 128 Spring Garden street spent a week recently at Lake Sunapee and , Potter Place, N. H. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Scher of 15 Doering way returned, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MacLean of from a week's vacation at Lake 111 Spring Garden street are homewood, Me., and Lee, Mass. from a two weeks’ vacation in the Poconos. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Van Stratum] of 18 Herning avenue ‘have re turned from a week's vacation at Point Pleasant. —1— Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Meier of 410 Prospect street have returned from a month's vacation at Lake Clear Inn in the Adirondacks. —o— Miss Hope Wilson has returned to her home in Westbury, L. I. after being the guest of Miss Helen, Press of 508 Linden place. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Proctor of 31 Elmora avenue will leave to morrow for a week's vacation in, Litchfield, Cann. Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Lovett and family of 610 Orchard street returned Saturday after vacation ing at Beach Haven for the month, of July. ee Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hager they and children, Bobby and Ruth Ann, of 37 Hillcrest avenue, returned Saturday from a two weeks’ vacation at Linwood, Dr. and Mrs. Geot George Reusch and children, Jean and George, of 77 Centennial avenue, have returne from a three weeks’ stay at Ocean Beach. . Mr. and Mrs. John McHarg and children, Mary Ann, Patricia, Michael and Kathleen, of 11 Col umbia avenue, returned Saturday from a two weeks’ stay at Lake Candlewood, Conn. A week's vacation at Cedar Lake, Denville, ended Sunday for, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Huse and daughter ,Debby, of 13 Samo set road, returned Sunday after spending a week at West Dennis, Cape Cod, Mass, Dm Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Kremer, and children, Joyce and Jim, of 3 Deering way, returned Sunday from a two weeks’ stay at ‘Stone Harbor, near Cape May. , Nelson E. Skanarup, Jr., a student at Renssalaer Polytechnic Insti tute, Troy, N. ¥., spent the week, end visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Skaarup of 107 Oak Jane. Miss Lillie Christ of Walnut avenue left Sunday for New Bern, N. C, where she will visit her niece, Mrs. William Utley, an family, Mrs. George E. Osterheldt of 28 Hillcrest avenue is spending the summer at Pine Beach. Mayor Osterheldt will join her this weak end for his vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Vaughan of 6 English Village are home from a two weeks’ vacation with his family in Grand Isle, Vt.. » ey ’ Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Sauer and daughters, Dorothy, Jean and! [Marilyn, of 104 Cranford avenue, are vacationing for two weeks at Lavallette. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Nissen of 112 Severin court have returned from a vacation in the White Mountains and Canada. Miss Margaret Johnson of 112 Severin court has returned after touring through the New England States and Canada. Miss Joan Haggerty of 24 Hitl iside road, Elizabeth, a member of ‘the editorial staff of ‘The Citizen and Chronicle, is vacationing this ‘week at Nantucket, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Heins of 10 Hampton road will return this week-end from a two, weeks’ va cation at Lake Louise and Banff, Canada. | d Mrs. George F. Walton, tn of “20 Roger ‘aventis,! turned from a two weeks’ Watatus at Cape Cod, Mass., and Newport, RL ahs we 1 _ William H. Barron of 8 Indian ‘Spring road is reported ‘to be con valescing satisfactorily in Muhlen berg Hospital, Plainfield, where he underwent a major operation on ‘Monday evening — Mr. and Mrs. Cameron E. Ogden and family of 38 Manor avenue returned recently after vatationing at Lake Clear in the Adirondacks. Home from a two weeks’ vaca tion in Breton Woods are Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schmidt and daugh ter, Nanette, of 513 Orchard street. Miss Josephine Vermilyé has ‘returned to Hampton Hall after a two weeks’ vacation at Christmas Cove, Me. ‘Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Hill and son,, Barry, of 505 Linden place, re turned Monday from a two weeks’ vacation at Cape Cod, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Bren nan and daughter, Kathleen, of 4 Crescent place, returned Friday after vacationing for two weeks at Surry, Me. Mr.,and Mrs. Joseph Farrell and family of ‘1114 Raritan road have turned from a two weeks’ stay of their bungalow on Rancokas Creek, Mt. Holly. They spend 1 »week-ends there during the sum mer, L. Roger Oost of 19 Tuxedo place returned by plane Sunday after spending three months in ‘Sydney oe and Adelaide, Australia as business Mr. and Mrs. George Tunner and a consultant for the Murale Paint family of 226 North avenue, west,Company. ‘returned Tuesday after spending two and a half weeks visiting friends at Fallsington, Pa. _ Donald Pegg, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pegg of 214 Beach street, is spending the summer in Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Fowlie of 113]Lewiston, Mont., visiting his uncle Orange avenue have returned from and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Uhil vacationing at Deseronto, Canada,Jhorn, and working on 8 ranch. Mr. Fowlie’s mother, Mrs. A. J. Fowlie, returned with them for two weeks’ visit here. Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Donnell and son, Kevin, of Elmora, have moved to their new home at 114 Thomas street. Mrs. O'Donnell is the former Mary Gleason of Cranford. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bannon and children, Jean, Jack and Jerry, of 375 Brookside place, have returned from a two weeks' camp ing trip in Ontario, Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Crane and children of 4 Normandie place returned Friday from Grafton, VI, where they spent two weeks visit ing Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Plum mer of 420 Riverside drive at the latter’s summer home. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nielsen and children, Hubert and Shirley, of 14 Doeringway, returned Saturday from Paulinakill Lake where they completed the building of their, Township Clerk J. Walter Coffee and Mrs. Coffee and family of 118 Oak lane and Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Ray and family of 104 Oak lane returned Saturday from vacation ing at Camp McWain, East Water ford, Me. . Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Dun sham and son, David-of-2@ Roger. avenue, have teir FRY-- from nl! ‘month's vacation at Sea Girl. They had as their guest Mr. Dunham's father, Frank Dunham of High land Park. wey Mr. and Mrs. C.T. Wyman of 35 Columbia avenue returned Tuesday from a 10-day trip to St. Joseph, Mo., where they visited Mr. Wyman's mother and brother, Mrs. Blanche Wyman and Carl Wyman. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Boardman and children, Chuck, Ginny, Phyl lis and Cathy, of 7 Raleigh avenue ,returned Sunday from a month's trip out West. They visited Mrs.
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