Newsletter: Community Y News, Hoboken N.J. Vol. 1, Nos. 2 - 7; Dec. 1934-May 1935. Hoboken YMCA.

Name/Title

Newsletter: Community "Y" News, Hoboken N.J. Vol. 1, Nos. 2 - 7; Dec. 1934-May 1935. Hoboken YMCA.

Entry/Object ID

2001.126.0060

Scope and Content

Newsletter: Community "Y" News, Hoboken N.J. Volume 1, No. 2, Dec. 1934 to No. 7, May 1935. [Published by the Hoboken Young Men's Christian Association, 1301 Washington St., Hoboken] Mimeographed single folio, 8-1/2" x 7" wide. Note: issues have had fore-edge trimmed affecting some text. See notes for selected text with an emphasis on individual names found.

Acquisition

Accession

2001.126

Source or Donor

Staff, Collected by

Acquisition Method

Field Collection

Credit Line

Museum Collection.

Archive Details

Date(s) of Creation

1934 - 1935

Archive Notes

Date(s) Created: 1934, 1935 Date(s): 1934-1935

Condition

Overall Condition

Good

General Notes

Note

Notes: Archives 2001.126.0060 - Community 'Y" News; selected text from Volume 1 with an emphasis on individual names found. v.1, no. 2, Dec. 31, 1934 pg [3] Leo Beyer; Elma De Martin; Peggy Edmonds pg [4] Helen Linkogel; Martha Delitszcher; Anno Losowich; Ernest Rogers; Victor Moore; Carl Schutz cartoonist; Ted Brooks v.1, no. 3, Jan. 31, 1935 pg [1] New Membership Rates In June 1932 our membership rates were seriously cut. Other Associations in New Jersey did not follow Hoboken's lead and have maintained, even throughout the depression, their rates on a much higher basis than ours. ….. Board of Directors …. voted to make the new rates effective March 1st. pg [2] Girls Division News Our smallest members, the Friendly Indian girls, enjoyed a visit to the Central Park Zoo last month. pg [4] Notes and News from the Boys Division Many members of the Division have recently been entertained on Ocean Liners lying in the harbor. A trip to the S.S. Statendam [Holland America] is planned for her next arrival in port. The host on that occasion being Mr. Klass Kinstra, chief electrician. v.1, no. 4, Feb. 18, 1935 pg [1] In the passing of Frederick W. Janssen. pg [2] annual financial campaign; John G. Applegate, chair. Girl Swimmers Win at Elizabeth pg [3] Mr. & Mrs. J. Henry Wendt leaving Hoboken… (Eleanor Wendt) Mrs. J. George of 1037 Garden St. takes charge of our Cafeteria on March 1st. pg [4] Edith Brennan; Lucy Parsek; Bill Miller; Syl Cohen; Ralph Paoli; Helen Linkogel v.1, no. 5, April 6, 1935 pg [1] Kath Edmonds; Ann Losowich; Albert Puretz (checkers); Joe Golden; John F. Wilkens. pg [2] Clara Essers; Fred Broad; Fred Vincent; Clayton Koons; Louis Meyer; Fred Edmonds. v.1, no. 6, April 30, 1935 pg [1] Camp Tamaqua pg [3] Henry Wigand; Martha Spyksma; Bill Ferinden; Mary George; Walter Ryan; Roland Gioia; Bill Schwartz; Al Ruch pg [4] John Ledlie; Delmo De Martin; Al Bianchi; Carl Ahrnke; Lester Davis; Clara Bell Wood memorial notice. v.1, no. 7, May 31, 1935 pg [1] re financial campaign; raising $10,000 pg [2] Alfred 'Fred' J. Edmonds pg [3] Mrs. Grover Asmius; Mrs. Gladys Sheratt; C. Watchell, A. Hodge; D. Clark; M. Seegar; M. Green; Miss E. Ruegg; Howard Diehl; Ralph Fistere; R. Danielsen; William Barget, R. Morrison; Ted Bach & Frieda Liedtke married; Peggy Edmonds pg [4] Ann Losowich; Mrs. L. Lebert; Mrs. R. Mayer; Mary George [end] Status: OK Status By: dw Status Date: 2011-04-22