Princeton Terminal A C Holds Second Annual Banquet
The Princeton Terminal A C held its second annual banquet on May 27 at the Lawrenceville Country Club. Forty members and guests attended as Edward Frohling spoke on building an athletic field and clubhouse for Princeton boys. Awards were given for basketball, and Will Sculerati won a traveling prize for traveling from Montpelier Vermont.
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Princeton Terminal A. C
Lawrenceville Country Club
Edward Frohling
Princeton
Bud Applegate
Jim Wheeler
Pete McCrochian
Ed Sweeney
Larry Ferrara
Lou, Rosso
Elston
Bing” Dennen
C. Hausenbeck
Mario Veneri
Frank Meyers
Jim Hogarty
Chester Page
Lawrence Ferrara, Sr
Bicycle licensing urged by Police Chief Mahan
Police Chief Edward Mahan urged local bicycle licensing with a nominal fee to curb thefts and aid ownership recovery. He cited weekly thefts or unauthorized loans and noted that licensing would simplify tracing, citing two prior thefts from local homes involving youths.
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Edward Mahan
T. S. Matthews
Chambers Terrace
Johnny
Tommy
Miss Fine
Club awards given in assembly program
More than a hundred pupils received activities awards for general excellence in their clubs at the high school assembly. Seven students received the student gavels. Sports awards followed, listing recipients across Greek Club, Crafts Club, Girls A H S, Red Cross, Library, StudentsExchange, Aviation, Tower Editorial Staff, Tower Business Staff, Orchestra, Band, Glee Club, Tower Boosters, Tower Thespians, Stage Crew, Camera Club, Student Court, Student Council gavels, Chess and Checker Clubs, Typing Club, and Student Patrol with names of winners.
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Edward Bamman
Jack van Overen
Catherine Gibson
Virginia Dougherty
Girls’ Athletic Association
Phyllis Tindall
Frances Murray
Red Cross Club
Laura Chamberlain
Irene Laird
Julia Rosso
Anne O’hara
Anita Palumbo
Alma Lewis
Patricia Harding
Edward Harmon
Robert MacDuffee
Vincent Gregg
Arthur Krespach
Otto Olsen
Glee Club
Melvin Wible
Jean Docherty
Helen Moomaw
Elizabeth Barnes
Joseph Hunt
Marjorie Davison
Kenneth Webster
Tower Boosters
Alfred Frank
Mary McMullen
Jean Hardy
Tower Thespians
Jean McLaughlin
Melvin Field
Virginia Rose
William Mack
Ellen Coan
Ann Updegraff
Marion Louise Thompson
Erato Ridolfi
Dominick Ferrara
Robert Murray
Ross Edwards
Donald Coe
Lester Mount
Carrie Bergen
Gloria Freda
Audrey Winkelmann
Ross Schuyler
Stephen Mikle
Raymond Smith
Florence Burke
Ernest Bodine
Murray Goldstein
Harold Hinkson
John Duthie
Barbara Weigel
Kathleen McCafferty
Doris Bigelow
Catherine Holohan
Josephine Petrillo
Ruth Stout
Irene Stolman
Geraldine Haynes
Dorothea Potts
Antoinette Adamo
Gladys Leigh
Angeline Dinardo
Emilio Arcamone
William Holmes
Joseph Pirotte
Community Hall Project Advances to Washington for Final Approval
Borough Engineer I Russell Riker reports the Witherspoon Community Hall project has been approved by the Newark WPA district office and is now in Washington for final approval expected soon.
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I. Russell Riker
Witherspoon
Newark
Washington
Mayor Outlines Community Hall Hopes
In an interview Mayor Charles R. Erdman Jr. discusses a likely additional Community Hall project funded by a WPA grant. He notes the need for a Hall for colored residents and says a suitable site and land cost solution could lead to another WPA project to address this need.
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Charles R. Erdman, Jr
Washington
Province Line Club Plans Annual Luncheon in Princeton
The Province Line Club of Princeton schedules its final club activity of the season a 12 30 luncheon on Thursday June 9 at the Roosevelt Inn Little Silver N J guests include Mrs Norman Sked fourth district vice president of the New Jersey Federation of Women's Clubs Mrs Reginald Cleveland of Port Washington and Miss Katherine Francis of the Mercer County Extension Service readings follow luncheon Mrs Henry E Hale and Mrs John H Frederick will entertain The club also receives the report of Mrs Fred Brown delegation to the Atlantic City Convention Ellwood J Lawrence president names chairmen for the coming year across art American Home Civics and Welfare Garden International Relations and Current Events Literature Membership Music Program Publicity Transportation and more
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Province Line Club
Princeton
Roosevelt Inn
Little Silver
N. J
Norman Sked
First Presbyterian Church Installs New Elders and Deacons
Sunday installation of new elders and deacons at First Presbyterian Church included A Caryl Bigelow Henry A Cotton Jr Walter B Jefferson Jr Chester A Raymond and Ralph J Sharp Deacon Arthur B Dougall re installed for a second term Elder George W Loos ordained and others Frederic R Apgar B Franklin Bunn Holmes Forsyth William Gillespie re installed or ordained previously
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First Presbyterian Church
A. Caryl Bigelow
Henry A. Cotton, Jr
Walter B. Jefferson, Jr
Chester A. Raymond
Ralph J. Sharp
Arthur B. Dougall
George W. Loos
Frederic R. Apgar
B. Franklin Bunn
Holmes Forsyth
William Gillespie
Community Players elect new officers for 1938-39 season
Van Sciver chosen as president to lead the Community Players with Lloyd Van Sciver also taking on a key role. A full slate includes B Franklin Bunn as vice president, Geddes as treasurer, and Elizabeth Shear as secretary, along with heads for play reading casting and technical committees.
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Dramatic Organization
Lloyd van Sciver
P. MacKay Sturges
B. Franklin Bunn
William J. P. Geddes
Elizabeth Shear
Henry Ross
William B. van Alstyne, Jr
Howard Loney
R. Kenneth Fairman
Anne C. P. Bowman
Club Room
Richard W. Warfield
Douglas Crawford
John Poe
A. Monroe
Ormond J. Drake
Richard M. Field
Herbert McAneny
Irving van Zandt, Jr
Evan T. Fisher
Jean Osgood
Hollis McK. Steele
Richard Lindabury
Alan Shelton
Samuel G. Frantz
Hoyt H. Hudson
Frohling Pushes Local Recreation Center for Princeton
Edward A. Frohling vice president of the First National Bank and secretary of Nassau Building and Loan Association urged Princeton to build a Community Hall and Playground. He spoke at the Princeton Terminal A. C. banquet at the Lawrenceville Country Club, stressing indoor and outdoor facilities and a large site to serve broad community needs.
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Edward A. Frohling
First National Bank
Nassau Building and Loan Association
Princeton
Princeton Terminal A. C
Lawrenceville Country Club
Frohling
Junction Bridge Plan Advances to Governor for Hightstown Route
The Assembly passed the bill authorizing state takeover of Route 31 linking Princeton and Hightstown and funding a new Junction Bridge. The measure awaits Governor Moore's signature.
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Princeton
Hightstown
Assembly
Moore
Princeton Fireworks Show to Feature New Comedy Bits
Princeton Post No. 76 of the American Legion sponsors a Fourth of July fireworks display at Palmer Stadium with Iore Brothers in charge. New comedy features are planned for children, plus a Junior Drum and Bugle Corps competition from seven to nine. Admission remains 25 cents for adults, free for children, and extensive plans aim to draw a large Mercer County crowd.
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Post No. 76
American Legion
Iore Brothers
Princeton
Post
University Athletic Association
Palmer Stadium
Charles Robinson Post American Legion
Princeton Post
Mercer County
Princeton Post No. 76
I. Russell Riker
Frank J. Burks
Ernest Drake
Edward MacMillan
Edward Stevens
Mike Kopliner
Martin Clausen
Milton Lindle
Albert LaBaw
Winners in Poppy Day Contest by American Legion
The American Legion Post No 76 announced winners of the Poppy Day poster contest. In the junior group Robert Perrine took first and John Bell second with Anne Van Pelt earning an honorable mention. In the senior group John Willet won first, Dominick Ferrara second, and Judy Cupples received honorable mention.
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The
American Legion Post No. 76
Robert Perrine
John Bell
Anne van Pelt
John Willet
Dominick Ferrara
Judy Cupples
Lions Club Nominates Officers for Tuesday Meeting
Lions Club nominations for officers will be held Tuesday at 6 30 p m at the Nassau Tavern announced by President Ralph Kimble.
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Lions Club
Ralph Kimble
Nassau Tavern
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Terminal A.C
Lawrenceville C. C
Chief Mahan
Greek and Library Clubs
Washington U.K
van Sciver
Theatre Group
U. K
Loro Brothers
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