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The Rahwav Record © 1-8 1 -1 PAGE OCTOBER 13, 1942 'fully illustrated and includes- •the-ltfttmg with a string of other hit I '. PAGCI Oon of Elizabeth to' Mr. and Mrs.the northeasterly side of Wi] story of the Jungle Book and the 'nines; aK written by Irving Ber- Fred W. Trembly, lots 33 to 35,avenue. 181.44 feet from Whu. Speaking ;ex: as narrated by-Sabu Album l:n. Berlin seems u> possess an Transfers Of map of Leesuille Heights. street. " DM-905 6 sides ^uncanny knack for turning out hit,. FOR THE Coming Events In Rahway Mae O'Donnell. unmarried, to Oenevieve Tarnoff to Mark iviI la n Popular , runenes ' ' . Real Estate Matthew- J. Tierney, property at P. Tarnoff. property in tlie « The new :-e)eases which have The beauty of all Lhe tunes writ- Che Intersection of the southeast- erly side of Bedford street Records ; fe« by Irvtnar Berhn. seems to He Thursday, October 15 under the auspices of the Church erly side of Jaques avenue and the A. O'Connor feet from Broadway. -AD! much ;o orir.jj popular music back m their simplicity; simplicity of A luncheon, bridge and fashion Workers. Friday. 1 to 5 P. M.. Sat- Amur Realty Company to Cen-southwesterly side of Albert Popular Joseph C. Smatb me-lody and down to earth lyrics sh<nv will be held at the Colonia urday, 9 A. M. to 1 P.~M. tral Union Realty Company, prop- street. ',) :'.s f.ivmer :rend In t:vi> pas: Marines discovered the ' :.',e po;:i;;u:' ~,'.:'.L:S w/.A-h were re- ;..a: are deeply heart-warming. Country Club at 1 P. M. under the Tuesday. October 27 erty at the intersection of the Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dembling y Alaska, in which country some, The Rahwav Record H'-Va-f Adapted :<-:i.-t>d wen- •::.•,; so :r.•.!>•:; trip.1 Another record which is sure to auspices of the Railway Woman's Mrs. Joseph Simon, of 577 Jef-northerly corner of West Grand to Whittiar Estates,Inc.. one tract street and the easterly line of them are stationed. ls der ™ P>g\ST IS GONE Q' WE FACE TO-DAY •..:••: K.-i'da Pr-xiu.-- When. I s.iv :h.- past I dor. : mean Ji:t the musical jack-pot m dueClub ferson avenue, will be hostess ot In the northeasterly side of Wil- from "al-akey-sa." an Eslci- Wiu :s Tommy Dorsey's fine re- Pood sale to be held In the lec-a meeting of the American home Whittler street. son avenue, 131.44 feet from \t>a:'s a*.'o I mean months auo. Indian word meaninj great cc No. 2194 K.pl.:".,: J '.*• Bv.-k S.ibtt Nur- TriiH qu::<- ,i ;ul of ptv.ple bought c jrding of • 'There Are Such ture room of Second Presbyterian department of the Rahway Wo- The Building and Loan Assocla- Whittier street and one. tract In try. Published Bv»ry .aanday—SeHverod by Carrier* Subscription U0O a Tear In Advaaoe Things.'" Here again we have RAHWAY, N. J.. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1942 PER COPY FIVE CENTS .r<:: V.*•: Sui:j.:-:y O:'.\:tf- q-.::t<' ,i :o: of rL-»•.>:• ds but ewry Church by lhe Ladies' Sewing So- man's Club at 10:30 A. M^- ; .. M. *..* ii :.•.-.! Co:^::;<'\)V *>>"••• ».;;>•:-. ha:-, ;i:-.ar.jr..\;s ap- the unbeatable combination that ciety, from 2 to 5 P. M. Dessert bridge to be held at the '.he :.in'.,K;- ai'.ii P<'*i. '.«> '.:'.<' pLiblii1 c.t'.sr. : neoes- goes all out in making a popular Card party to be held at theQlrl Scout House. 1:30 P. M., for *. .•. s.ij song great; a beautiful melody. '...L.:r..:; . >:'..i:'.'. Bo;.- a-, r.u:- --.i:':!y make th.i: .-MI.".*: a ^o<id home of Mrs. John HalJ. 78 Clin- the benefit of the Girl Scout camp Delay listing 'Donation Day' Senatorial Candidate Rally To Open r Honored Chief Dunphy 1 1 and wordd that mean something, ..:••: M.kl :j.:.-.i :.u-> on'.post- : >J'-r T.-.e >^r.n w'r.:,'.'. at present ton street, at 8 P. M . under the fund. t.-.e m;i.-:.;i: aaok- ' -s djir.g much toward br.ngiiig words tha: make you stop to auspices of the homemaJung com- The Welfare Association of Sec- Defense listen. mittee of the Women of the On Wednesday War Fund Drive '. ..e J.n-.siie Book. .u;st P-'P'-i-ar ir.u.-v b.u-K to :t.s former ond Presbyterian Church will meet Of Fuel Oil Th:s recordmg_Is very similar in Moose. with Mrs. William Pearson, of Shop Thursday Night 'til 9 Notes Warns Against melody and in words to the al- , :tvo:'d.» limit':' It po.-ses.s.'s ei e: \ t.-..r.g which a The Camp Kilmer Council Com- 1106 Pierpont street, at 3 P. M Auxiliary To Tour City Star, Of Theatre Will Be ,ir. V ready famous Dorjey recording of mittee will meet in the City Hall Wednesday, October 28 • mo-'. :d<-a: .'OKit.otts Few popular so:'..! n,'<-ds to mike it •"I'll Never Smile Again." Tins at 7;30 P. M. A total of 380 helmets have been Dealers Here For Collection Of On Program To Be '..':•. p;.-...:\-~ l-.a\ e h.id ~o ::•-(•:>, ^rea: and to make :t a h:t, A Public card party to be held iFake Salesmen new Dorsey recording;, "There Are Friday. October 16 by St. Ann's Society of St. Mark's received from the Federal Gov- express.-, e ar.c: so ilurni::^ ar. bea.;::fLi! nu'-:odv. delightful uord.s. S.Lch Things" has the same com- ernment and will be distributed to Staple Articles Held Monday !'.es!:-a. oa^ KC:o...-.d The1 :nu>v and •-:;••.-! as on'.\ B:r.^ Crosby can The music department of theChurch at the parish hall. BP. M. Registration Postpone.! mercial appeal, and should enjoy Rahway Woman's Club will meet Hospital donation day to be Zone Wardens Monday night. Many Schemers Abroad . :r.p.i:-.ij.( :„ ;;-.a; of Pete:- and .s.ni; :: This s,;:•.!; seems to be The annual Hospital Donation Final details were completed to the same .and possibly greater with Mrs Inland T. P-^l «f M,| rirrtn -of n« Zone Wardens will issue them Imtii Next Week By u -'.e Air Haid Wardens. Day. sponsored by the Ladies' day far ;he largest rally ever w be VThoPrev On Public 1 Rahway Memorial Hospital. Auxiliary of the Rahway Mem- Eastern Union Count> .I*JU .*..(.' ..J..JUU i..< \t-,\ o.ennue tha: Cro>by car . T!ie BroUierhood of Grand Thursday, October 29 Rationing Board U\,r Fff.^rt orial Hospital, will be held next rninr nf rhr Pnj'M VMr .'..I\H n :ir.:q,if and mike a s.»ny l.ki ::•.:.> ^,\: Tl'.f Street Chape! will m«i in theThe executive board of the All Zone Wardens and As- di chape! at 8 p. M. Funtj rtf Eastern Union campaign .. Gould Named President Rahway WpmaTLS Club wilt meet In th Iselin. Avenel. Sewaren. PHOS* M •*::. :h..:."ni:l'.:v ,>:;- and was suns by B::;-,: Crjsby 1:1 The Mr anrr-M><i- • i""-....jn o^" uufi iF not • at tlit ioj»iileiiufc uf I*l'ib. Oeorge bi7 Monday night In room 203 of Of Neyro Association Wootfield- 8 P, M in the Elizabeth Elks Hall , Dunphy issued a warning ojn: ';' dh Baptist Church will meet with Mr. jG-allaway, 163 West Milton ave- rationing program originally Woodibridge. Contributions of when Hollywood's Hugh Herbert waikei, uf uue, 9.3U A. MT discussed will be the | last night, to residents of the was elected presi- canned fruits- and vegetables, Maria Markan. Dr, James L. Me Elm avenue. Saturday, October 31 pruper method of filling out scheduled for Tuesday and cereals, potatoes, applies, jellies Conaughy. Miss Lee Ya Ching and city to "Beware of War Time tiern of tiie newly formed Negro Fri. i Sat.. October 16 & 17 complaint forms for blackout Hospital: Halloween costume dance to be yesterday has been put offand jams are being_ solicited by. Farjray will join in fPakers." Chief Dunphy said, Prupt:-:\ Owners' Association Rummage sale.to be held by theheld at Colonia Country Club by violations. Members oj[ the . farmed a: ,i meeting held recently until next Tuesday -and Wed- the committee of which Mrs "dramatizing the area's first war- Social Chapter of St. Paul's the Rahway W.oraan's Club. the newiy formed "leEral* com- David Engelman ls general chair- time appeal. "In the months to come a :u :.•..' ::omf of Roy Osborne. 849 mittee will be present. nesday, according ' to word Church in :he parish house. Rahway Lodge of Elks will hold man. Local Drive StaJ-ts - -- &x amn£.... .scare] _t v QJ JMLII=_ Ma:n s:rfet Other officers chosen Rummage sale to be held by the received here by Edward L. u <':•<> \ ice-president, Mr. Qs- a barn dance In the Elks' club- Aids Hospital A special opening of the Rah s u m e r goods may invite a 1 Juiu*« Service League at 1346house, Tyler Clark has been directed Kearney, chairman of the These donations ore to be way, Clark and Winfield phase of • bnyrrp- -typssnref "' Eugene "Be:', in - Main street. horde of schemers and fak- -c: sei-retary. Welford Poindex- Monday, November 2 by t:u' State Defense Council to Rahway Ration Board. Mr.placed on the front porch of the the war emergency campaign (•:• The next meeting of the or Rummage sale to be held at The Junior Service League will form at once a Community War Kearney emphasi2ed the fact that donor and will be picked up by a be h eld Wednesday eyneing ar- rhf* j O"^1" -T^A' rjimAn—KJ^U Into the Clear, j.iii:.:.i::.)n will be held October 27 1527 Irvirjj street under the aus-meet at the home of Mrs.
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