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Telephone Plainfield 6-2000 SOCIETY 1VEWS PLAINFIELD, N. COURIER-NEWS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1941 PAGE FIVE J7 Pvt. A. T. Horner, Paratrooper, Weds Miss Livingston MLss Noreene Livingston, daugh- State Gives Out $10,476,050 in Railroad Taxes 1 Olive F.

Douglas Vedcled to Private Jackson Miss Olive Fisher Douglas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russei T. Douglas of 1 Tulip Cran-fcrd, formerly of North Plainfield, ter of Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Newton of 48 Lakeview New Market, and became the bride Monday evening of Pvt. Norman Hicks Jackson sen of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Jack- I i i i I 'tir i i I rir! I (i Here 1s hrtw name, of the.

counties nnd municipalities shared in today's distribution of the in delinquent second class railroad taxes: Union County, of uhich Summit receives $17,521. (Plain-field does not share, in the fund apportioned today.) Somerset (bounty, $17,587. of hich liernardsville receives $10,101. Morris County. of uhich Morristown receives $15,583: Den-t ille, $12,221 and Roxburv, $22,898.

Hunterdon County, $5,506. Middlesex County. $258,365. of uhich Perth Amhoy receives oodhridae, South Plainfield, if Pvt. Arthur T.

Horner, U. S. Army Paratroopers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Horner of 308 Lyman were married Saturday by the Rev.

F. L. Van Steen of the Mesiah Lutheran Church in his home, Stelle Ave. The bride was gowned in a frock of soldier blue with accessories in black. Attending the couple, were the brother and sister-in-law of the bridegroom, Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Horner Jr. of Clark Township. Following the ceremony the couple left on a wedding trip to New York. Private Horner was graduated from Plainfield High School.

He entered service Mar. 5, 1943, and is stationed at Camp Markall, with a paratrofp unit. He previously was assigned to Fort Bragg, N. Fort Sill. and Fort Kenning.

His 13-day furlough ends TLAINFIELDER'S BRIDE Miss Olive F. Douglas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. It. T.

Douglas of 1 Tulip Cranford, became the bride Monday of Tvt. Norman H. Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.

V. Jackson of 318 Watchung Ave. MARKS ANNIVERSARY IN FKAN'CK I'fc. Anthony J. Im-mo, above, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Nicholas of 4(11 Spooner will celebrate his third anniversary in the U. S. Army tomorrow "somewhere in France." 1'ri-vate liCmmo went overseas to Kngland in 1913, with Military Police unit and Is serving in France with the MPs. He attended Plainfield High School before entering the Army Aug.

22, 1911. son. 31 uatcnung Ave. ine ceremony was performed by the Kev. William R.

Sloan at the Cran-ford First Presbyterian Church. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white organdy gown with fingertip veil. Her head-(iress was white tulle with orange biossoms, and she carried a bridal bouquet of white snapdragons, etephanotis and glomeilas. Her maid of honor was Miss June Ariamson. Rockville Center, and her junior bridesmaid was Miss Janet Douglas, sister of the bride.

Miss Virginia Jackson, sister of the bridegroom and Mrs. Herbert of Cranford were the other attendants. Edward Jackson was his brother's best man. Ushers were Ensign Henrv Wevmann. USX.

of Philadelphia;" the Rev. Edward Conklin of Andover; Robert Douglas, brother of the bride, and Robert Jackson, brother of the bridegroom. Mrs. Jackson is a graduate of Cranford High School and attended Van Emburgh Art School. Plain-field and the Traphagen Art School, New York and is now a commercial artist in a Newark department Ft ore.

Private Jackson is a graduate of North Plainfield High School, and was a senior at Lafayette College before enlisting in 1942. He is now with the U. S. Medical Corps. His bride attended Dunellen High School.

She will return with her husband and plans to make he'r home at Pinehurst, N. C. TED Louis Ralph Ruhinn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rubino, of Moniclair, was recently promoted to the rank of sergeant.

He lit a erew chief at the Salinas Airhase, Salinas, Calif. In March, 1913, he received his diploma in air-planet mechanics at Seymour Johnson Field, Goldsboro, N. then proceeded to the. Douglas Aircraft Santa Monica, where he received his certificate of training and became a crew chief oj an A-20. Sergeant Rubino was stationed at the Orlando Airhase, Orlando, and in January.

1944, was transferred to his present base in Salinas. He is mar-ied to the former Miss Frances E. T07.7.I of Flainficld. Personals Mrs. Alice Nunn Of New Market Bride of Soldier New Market Mrs.

Alice Gates Nunn, daughter of Mrs. James W. Gates of Commonwealth Fellowship Farms section, and Pvt. Roland Clark, foster son of Mrs. Ellsworth Woodmonsee of Hornell, N.

were married Friday in Chapel 1, Camp Kilmer, by Chaplain Ados C. NewIOn. Mrs. James Dunny of 639 E. Sev-entn St.

has returned home after speeding a month with her sister, Mrs John Conlin of Windsor, Vt. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Monaghan Jr. of 812 Plainfield Ave.

have from a month's vacation at Packard's Camp, Sebec Lake, Me. Mr. "and Mrs. Leland. D.

Albin. Attending the couple were Mrs. 975 Hillside have just returned They're Home "They're Home' brings you daily the names of your friends on leave or furlough and the length of their visits home. All service men and women arA rei nested to -end in their names, addresses and dates they will leave to report back to their bases. from a two weeks' vacation at their Trenton (T) State Comptroller Homer C.

Zink today distributed to 13 of New Jersey's 21 counties, for the benefit of scores of municipalities, a total of $10,476,050.70 of the more than $35,000,000 recently collected by the state on delinquent taxes and interest owed by seven railroads for the years 1932 through 1940. The money will go only to municipalities in which the paying railroads have second class property, and the remaining eight counties have no such municipalities. Of the amount distributed, $8,879,842 goes to Hudson County and $5,505,356 to Jersey City, railroad terminal center of which Democrat Frank Hague is mayor. Only Principal Given Hague has made repeated requests for distribution of interest as well as principal owed to the municipalities, but today's payment represents only the principal amount of second class taxes due. The balance of the sum so far collected represents payments on "main stem" railroad property taxes, which the state retains, and interest on "main stem" and second class taxes.

No payment has been made as yet by the Central Railroad of New Jersey, which owes the largest debt, and municipalities served only by the Central get no share of the money distributed today, as the law regulating distribution of second class railroad property tax receipts for the years prior to 1941 provides that municipalities share only in the taxes paid by the lines serving them. Sends Letter Comptroller Zink, noting that Gov. Walter E. Edge asked several weeks ago that some of the paid-up taxes be distributed as soon as possible, commented today in a letter to th governor: "The money would have been distributed before this except that we were awaiting a substantial payment from the Jersey Central, which we now learn is not, available because the trustees of that road (which is in bankruptcy) have asked the U. S.

District Court for instructions." "WW i i in i v-A: Eric Fleming of Fellowship Farms, and Sgt. Alfred R. Wolff of Camp Kilmer. A reception followed in the home of the bride's mother. The bride is a former kindergarten teacher in New York.

She is a member of the Fellowship Farms Parent-Teacher Association, director of the 4-H Choral Group at North Stelton, and is employed in the Camp Kilmer post exchange. Private Clark, a former farmer, entered the service before Pearl Harbor. The couple is residing in New Brunswick, Exclusive With Roscnbaum's Middlesex Girl Engaged To Wed Army Sergeant Middlesex Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Mott of River Rd.

announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Eernice Mott, to Tech. Sgt. William R. Zarka, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Stephen Zarka of Pemberton. No date has been set for the wedding'. The bride-elect attended Middlesex schools and Bound Brook High 'School, and is associated with a dancing school in Plainfield. Her fiance attended Doylestown, schools.

He recently returned to this country after 23 months' over-peas, during which time he was wounded in an accident. He has been hospitalized at Tilton General Hospital. Fort Dix. Sergeant Zarka entered the service in May, 1942. summer borne, "Fieldstone," in CaU-fen Mr.

and Mrs. John H. G. Rogers and John Rogers tf Forrest Hill, and Mrs. M.

L. Dunbar of Towanda, sister of Mrs. Albin. were their guests. Mrs.

W. F. Clark, 731 Carlton Ave returned recently from a vacation spent at Lavallette. With her were her daughters, Mrs. Allan R.

Lessel Jr. and Miss Joan Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie C.

Jarvis and their daughter, Miss Joan Jarvis of 121 Pemberton have recently returned from a five weeks' stay at Brant Beach. Mr. and Mrs. W. Edwin Williams and their daughter Joan, have just returned from a three weeks' stay at the Belmont, West Harwich, to their home at 900 Char Until Aug.

23 Lieut. Harry C. Van Zandt, 6 Edgewood Ct. Until Aug. 21 Capt.

John C. Schnitzius, 1605 VV. Third St. Until Aug. 25 Alfred Bishop, pharmacist mate third class.

USN, 321 New Market Dunellen. John J. Berrier aviation machinist's mate first class, USN, 730 Park Ave. Until Aug. 26 Pvt.

Kenneth W. Peterson, Chimney Rock Martinsville. Edward L. Barry, seaman first class, 25 Levgar New Market. Ensign Roger C.

Whitford, 508 Photos by Lorstan. PROMOTED IN FRANCE H-hour of D-day found Vincent Ralph Eatz, above, husband of the former Claire Ormsbv and son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eats, 930 Park disembarking on the shores of France, where lie was later promoted to sergeant. Inducted Feb.

21, 194:1, Sergeant Eatz trained at Fort Dix, Fort Jackson, S. Camp Gordon, and Fort Pierce, before going overseas in January of this year. 9 Henrietta Mauser's Troth Announced Mr. and Mrs. John Mauser of 515 Richmond St.

have announced the engagement of their daughter, Isabelle to Alexander In-gerto, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Ingerto, 252 Watson Ave. Both Miss Mauser and Mr. ingerto attended Plainfield High School.

Mr. Ingerto is a gunner third class lotte Rd. Their son, Billy, is vaca tioning at Calumet Camp. Miss Muriel Barrows, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

D. H. Barrows of Woodland has returned to Plainfield following a five weeks' visit at the home of Mrs. Charles A. in tr.e Navy, and is now spending a 30-day furlough at home after serving 20 months overseas.

No date has been set for the wedding. Terry, 649 E. MacNeill, 474 King of Nantucket, Mass. Mrs. Carl Lassen.

45 Albert St. Woodland Ave. Corp. P. William Sixth St.

Corp. Kenneth Somerset St. Until Aug. 27 Artists9 Work Shoun At Spring Lake An exhibition of the work of 62 of New Jersey's best known artists is now in progress at the Hotel Warren, Sp: :t.g Lake. The exhibit is sponsored annually by the New Jersey chaDter of the American Artists Professional League.

Winners of awards from this area are Donald F. Robertson. fieid. first award for oils, and Mis- M- E. Silkotch, Dunellen.

hon-eraole mention. Other exhibitors from tfci? area include Cateau De Leeuw, Plainfield; Harold C. Sorfcgue Fanwood; Amee Davis. He'en Strckton, and Edith Hall, all of Westfield. The exhibition will close Sept.

5. has gone to the Carlton Brook Inn, Here's cleverly contrived waist slenderness in the fullness above and below the hug-me-tight belt of this flaring tunic. Striking worn solo or over its sapling-slim companion skirt. Lovely long-wearing Keniston wool in a full range of paint palette colors that sing of Fall. An ideal suit for the collegian or career girl! British lend-lease to the United States totalled more than one and a half billion dollars by the end of 1943.

itanaoipn, jv. h. on vacation. She will return about the first of Octo ber. John Tammaro, 341 Francis Krause, 348 Staff Sgt.

McDowell St. Pvt. James Bergen St. Mrs. Phillin Suffern.

744 Watrhuntr is vacationing at the Anchor Great Britain was known to the ancient Romans as the island of tin. inn, iay Head. N. J. until after Tendered Shouer Oldwiek Miss Lillian Melick was guest of honor' at a miscellaneous shower held Saturday evening in the home of Miss Doris Melick, who was hostess.

Doris will be a member of her cousin's bridal party on Sept. 10, when Lillian will be married to Frederick Herder of White-house in the Zion Lutheran Church here. Gifts were given to Miss Melick during an outdoor lawn party of games and entertainment for forty guests. Decorations were in pink and blue. Refreshments were served by Mrs.

James W. Melick and Elinor Amerman, assistant hostesses, and by Miss Doris Melick. Labor Day. Until Aug. 28 Pfc.

George W. St. S.lc James G. Watchung Couple Married 42 Years Watchung Mr. and Mrs.

John Habcrle of Watchung Center yesterday observed the 42nd anniversary of their wedding. The event was marked quietly, with the couple attending a theater in Plainfield. Both are natives of North Plain-field. Mrs. Haberle was the former Mary Van Fleet.

daugher of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Van Fleet. Mr. Haberle' is the son of the late Mr.

and Mrs. John Haberle. They were married Aug. 22, 1902, in Martinsville, by the Rev. George Bowers.

They have resided in Watchung most of their married life. Mr. and Mrs. Haberle are parents of seven children, including John Haberle Jr. of Mountain Scotch Plains; Mrs.

Ev; Higgins and Mrs. Pearl Sobotka, both of 139 S. Washington Dunellen; Mrs. Ruby Scribner of Somerset Corp. Frank Haberle, in Saipan with the U.

S. Marine Corps; Pvt. William Haberle, in Italy, and Frances Haberle, at home. Pear, 256 Grove Hendry, 923 W. William W.

Robinson. 730 Grant ommfmmM is vacationing at the Haw- i'UUI 111 George Thomas Hancorn, seaman! it tnorne inn, ML Pocono, until the end of August. Mr. and Mrs. John E.

McAuliffe 39.95 IAST ORANGE, N. J. 72 Protect Orani3-l4 Nt York. 420 Leintan Ava. Train now for a permanent lecrrlarial position! Our c-crlriatrd program is compre of 1441 ProsDect Ave.

nHav re. Third Fashion Floor Daughter Born Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Walker of 125 W.

Sixth St. have announced the birth of their first child, a dauchter. vesterdav (Aug. 22, 1944) In the Muhlenberg Hospital. The baby, weighing 7 pounds, 14 ounces, has been named Joyce Lynn.

Mrs. Walker is the former May Evelyn Pedersen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Pedersefl, 1164 S. Ninth St.

turned to spend a few days in Plain-field before returning to their summer home in Spring Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Beekman R. Tpr.

hune, 44 Myrtle are vaca hensive and thorough. Enrollment limited to high school frraduatrs and college women. Distinguished faculty. Effectiva placement service. iew term September FOR ULLETIN, adoV.tt Attt Diractar tioning for a week at Sherhawken Lake, Starrucca, Pa.

Mr. Terhune is the supervising principal of North Plainfield schools. Siveet-McCarty Somervillf Robert McCarty of Utica, N. has announced the marriage of his daughter, Miss Alma O. McCarty of that city, to Dr.

Samuel W. Sweet, also of Utica. The bride is a sister of Russell A. McCarty. 164 W.

Summit St. The ceremony was performed Monday at 3 p. m. in the chapel of the Central Presbyterian Church, New York City, by the Rev. Theodore Speers.

Mrs. Russell A. McCarty attended her sister-in-law and C. Vernon Bowes of Short Hills was best man. s.ermit A.

Whitehead of Watchung Ave. is vacationing until i Meadowbrook Village News 'FREE DELIVERY' second class, USN, 301 Central Ave. Until Aug. First Lieut. W.

Eoyd Gibson. 15 Randolph Rd. Corp. Morris Kaplan, 656 W. Front St.

Pvt. James R. Kern, 1145 Loraine Ave. Until Aug. 31 Pvt.

John Chernock, W. Union Bound Brook. Tech. Sgt. James V.

Emmons, 77 Belmont Ave. Sgt. William D. Kruezinger, 1608 W. Third St.

Until Sept. 1 Corp. Matthew DeMatthews, 727 South Ave. Tech. Sgt.

John W. Grap, 212 Oak Arbor. Pvt. Norman H. Jackson, 318 Watchung Ave.

Until Sept. 3 Walter Luth, torpedoman second class, N. Randolphville New Market. George Kemp, machinist's mate, USN, 1643 W. Front Pfc.

Clifford Colfax, 176 Green Brook Rd. Until Sept. 13 Alexander Ingerto, gunner's mate third class, 252 Watson Ave. Parents of Son Warren Township Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Klingcr of Reinmain Rd are the parents of a son which tbey have named Daniel Wilbur Klinger. Mrs. Klingcr and child born Aug 5 in Muhlenberg Plainfield, recently icturned home. Charles W. Kickham.

son of Dr. and Mrs C. J. E. Kickham of Bos As featured in Mademoiselle Phone Plfd.

6. 0(M)8 Son Horn Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Fielding Jr.

of Radcliffe Bristol, announce the birth of their son, William Oliver, on Aug. 11. at the Mercer County Hospital, Trenton. Mr. Fielding is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Fielding Sr. of 730 Russell PI. RAPPS Home From Mountains Mrs. S.

A. Diso. 115 Church and her daughters, Darlene Ann and Drusila Lee, have returned from a visit in the Adirondacks with Mrs Diso's mother, Mrs Arthur Brenn of Johnstown, N. Y. Mrs.

Brenn also had as her guests Mrs. Edward R. Vanderhoof, 121 St. and her son. Bruce, and Mr.

and Mrs. Paul W. Hedberg, 123 Church and their daughter, Nancy May. Prescription Pharmacy 626 PARK AVENUE xaoor iay at Jjavallette. Lt.

(j.g) and Mrs. Charles A Barnes of 733 Berkeley Ave. were guests last weekend with a group of officers from Fort Schuyler, N. at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York City. Lieutenant Barnes will graduate from Fort Schuyler School of Indoctrination today and will report to Norfolk, Va.

William H. Thornhill, 1766 Watchung is vacationing at Ship Bottom until Labor Day. Mr. and Mrs. T.

Ernest Brickley, 134 Westervelt have just returned from a vacation in Elkton. Md. and Wilmington, Del. Prior to this trip they had been vacationing in Wells, Me. Mrs.

Jere Walsh, 634 Pemberton is vacationing at Avon. She is spending six weeks there. Mr. and Mrs. Albert H.

Atterbury, 922 Hillside have returned to Plainfield after spending two months at their summer home at Edgartown, Mass. Judge and Mrs. Martin B. Stutsman, 1236 Lenox are spend Daily Hours 8 a. tn.

to 10 p. m. Sunday Hoars 9a.rn.tol p. m. Ration Data ton, is a guest of his uncle and' aunt.

Maj. a-nd Mrs. John S. Kelley of Building 18. Mrs.

Richard J. Ambers of Building 2 entertained yesterday at dessert and bridge. The guests included M. G. H.

Birchall Jr. and Mrs. C. H. Buurman of Building 2, Mrs.

A. W. Treptow and Mrs. F. P.

Shannon and Mrs. William M. Vin-cen of Building 3, Mrs. Mary Long-acre of Norristown. and Mrs.

Robert L. Towne of Building 26. Lieut, and Mrs. Jay A. Albrecht are spending ten days with Lieutenant Albrecht's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Otto L. Albrecht of Building 19. Lieutenant Albrecht is stationed at Fort Knox, Kv. Miss Helen Cookson of Building 16 is a guest of Mr.

and Mrs. C. R. Camrr.er who are spending the summer at Wyndham in the Catskills. The Cammers are residents of Building 16.

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Herrmann and children, Adriana and 9 SILVER'S 5c-10c-sl STORE 149 EAST FRONT STREET PLAINFIELD liy the Attoeiated Pre Meats. Fats. etc.

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21, 1944) in Muhlenberg Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. George Linger. 5 N.

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Shoes Book nirplang stamps 1 and 2 good indefinitely. Gasoline ll-A coupon good for three gallons through Nov. 8. B-3. B-4.

C-3 and C-4 coupons good for five gallons. Fuel Oil Period 4 and 5 coupons valid in all areas through Sept. 30; new period 1 coupons may 1 used as soon as received from ration boards. Koutn are parents or a son born Monday (Auk. 21.

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born Tuesday (Aug. 22, 1944) in Muhlen- a vaca-iberg Hospital. John, have returned from tion spent at Spring Lake. ing a week at the Pines, Branch-ville. Judge Stutsman is Judge of the Fourth Judicial District Court.

John B. Shelby and daughter, Mary Ruth, of Memphis, were guests recently of Mr. and Mrs. G. Burger of 17 Melrose Ave.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hyman. 503 Carleton Westfield. are parents of a son born Tuesday (Auk.

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L. Krogstad of Winona, is spending several weeks as a guest of her son-in-law and daugh-tpr. Mr. and Mrs. William H.

H. Brown of Building 15. Mrs. Mary LonKacre of Norristown. I'a in spending i week us fcurst of hrr bt ot lu-i-ln la and Mi(t, Mr.

find Mis. Thomas A. Dut kin, residents of Building 6. Corp. Jay Howctt.

son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Miller Howett of Metuchen, former residents of Building 21, has arrived in India. Mr.

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Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Shannon of Building 3 enterta-ined Saturday evrning at a buffet supper and bridge.

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