Blatz Seeks Re nomination to Fourth Ward Council
Francis J. Blatz, president of the Common Council, will seek re nomination on the Republican ticket for the Fourth ward seat. Eilatz will also run again after urged by fellow councilmen. Other GOP petitions include Hull in the First ward Ackerman in the Second Kunzman and Maynard in the Fourth and Condici in the Third.
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Francis J. Blatz
Common Council
Repub- Mean
Blatz
Eilatz
Nelson Y. Hull
Marion
Ackerman
G. Herbert Condici
Irving Kunzman
James A. Maynard
Confusion Over Election Board Appointments at Elizabeth
Special to Courier News reports that resignations from election officers sparked a legal question after a conference with Judge Carlton B. Pierce. The piece notes resignations by both men and women, debate over women on boards, and the strain of long hours during ballot counting in Elizabeth, the sole Union County city with women on the boards.
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Courier-News
Elizabeth
County Election Board
Carlton B. Pierce
Pierce
Elsie Degenring
Missenring
Union County
Albert E. Jackson Seeks Nomination To Assembly
West Summit resident Albert E. Jackson campaigns for the nomination to the Assembly. He praises Warner of Elizabeth for a further term but says Morgan should retire after two terms. Jackson cites long public service and urges voters to back his candidacy to serve local citizens.
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Albert E. Jackson
West Summit
Iterday
Jackson
Assemblyman
Warner
Elizabeth
Morgan
Local couple marked crystal wedding anniversary
Local couple Mr. and Mrs. David B. Martin of 1175 Second Street celebrated 15 years of marriage. Guests enjoyed gifts of cut glass, music, cards, and refreshments as they honored the host and hostess. The Martins, married by Rev. Freak-Newn in Trenton, have two daughters, Gladys and Miss Martin.
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David B. Martian
Second Street
Martin
Brit
Trenton
Gladys E
Luncheon in Honor of Lieut Frank Neal Held
Mrs. Louis P. Fuhrmann hosted a luncheon at the Coal Club in Buffalo to honor Lieut Frank Neal of Plainfield New Jersey who is visiting for several days to recruit for tank service.
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Courier-News
Buffalo
N. Y
Louis P. Fuhrmann
Furhmann
Coal Club
Lieut
Frank
Plainfield
N. J
Firemen Resign from City Fire Department
Vincent Carroll and Jens Claassen resign after about eight years in the department. Carroll has worked as a locomotive fireman for the past two weeks on the Central Railroad. Claassen’s resignation becomes effective September 1.
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Vincent Carroll
Jens Claassen
Carroll
Central Railroad
Claassen
Former Local Boy In Coast Service
Noble Ricketts, a cadet in the U S Coast Guard, visited the city on brief furlough after enlisting from San Francisco and transferring to New London last winter. His vessel, the Onondaga, had been in New York harbor earlier this week.
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Noble Ricketts
U. S.coast Guard Service
Mr. Ricketts
Courier News
Ricketts
U. S. Service
San Francisco
New London
Onondaga
New York Harbor
Temple Sholem to Preach on God the Invisible King
Services at Temple Sholem will preach on God the Invisible King. There will also be service tomorrow at 8 15 a m. Arrangements are being made for the observance of a special service for the Jewish New Year beginning September 6.
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God
Lecture on Race and Properness by Mr Murray at Shiloh
A lecture on race and proper conduct is scheduled with Mr Murray delivering the address for the North at Shiloh. The event aims to discuss social propriety and racial topics in a formal setting.
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Mr. Murray
North
Shiloh
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