Odor Complaint Leads to Action Against Galloping Hill Farm
Roselle Park residents suffer through strong odors from a nearby plant in Galloping Hill area. Local and Union Township boards inspected the site and found filthy, decayed waste and improper containment. They decided to take action to remove the nuisance, promising relief to affected households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roselle Park
Union Township
Hytthe
Galloping Hill
Duriea
Union Township Board
Roselle Park Board
Co. Andriy
Chestnut
He Hesough
Cranford Notes Local Events And Meetings
The Rev ur reen preached at Branch Milla Chapel last night. The Township Committee will hold a regular meeting on Wednesday evening. Miss Catherine Greene spends the summer in East Greenwich Connecticut. Miss Gertrude Wopkina of Springhill Avenue also plans a summer visit. A lawn festival at the grounds of G G Ely for hospital fund is announced. The Vol A entertainment committee will pick a bridge on Wednesday morning. Mrs Tow will host a gathering at North Avenue. Cranford anticipates Fourth of July festivities with river attractions and a carnival at night. The Four Acres track near town hosts games in the afternoon with Seneca A A from Westfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ur.reene
Branch Milla Chapel
Cattiagine Greene
East Greenwich
Conn
Gertrude Wopkina
Spiringilohll Avenue
Pevson
Bessie Skinner
Mancheatey
Masa
Luremont Place
G. G. Ely
Beni of Te Hospital Fund
Vol. A
Wweelock Wharry
Mra. Tow
Galt
Seneca A. 4
Westfield
Austrian's Money Gone In Rahway Killing Bid
A chaotic Rahway report details a man named Dominick attempting suicide after losing money drawn on the National Bank. Detective Sergeant Gebree Conger pursued a fleeing Anatolian, recovering the suspect near a street wall. A separate Rahway police action fined a violator for disorderly conduct and insulting women. The article also notes a library gift to Joseph Hew Cook and a church pulpit vacancy at Trinity Methodist. A dog attack at the William O'Donnell residence led to a lethal dispatch of the mongrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huhways
Palley
Seregeant
Gebree Conger
Trivitt
Dominick
Chicago
Wid
Luvin
Hank
New York
Lewitt Noumonot
Dominick Wits
David Samisky
Perth Amboy
Billy Aunt Virenlaa
Whee Airt
Cook
Willam Witzpatrick
Bloodgand
Mills
Robinson
Trinity Methodint Church
W. C. Noble
Waller BR
Chlok
O'Donnell
Rahway
Westfield Town Council Meets This Evening
Westfield officials announce a council session tonight while mixed items touch local education and travel. Dr J Appleton Morgan of Wentfold is noted for a wartime role and other residents plan school funding at Washington School auditorium.
Cornerstone Laying at St Luke's Church Soon
Cornerstone laying ceremony for the new St Luke’s Church, with Hight Rev Bishop Scarborough and numerous clergy named among speakers. Tomorrow includes Holy Communion at 10 and evening prayer with confirmation at 7, plus parish and alumni events and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockhist Morgan
Hizabetis
Charles Figke
Dutsomerville
Phelps
Torrie Kutt
Westiell
Charlee
Cooder
Wilkon
Frank L. Frost
The
Hey
Sidney
Creo
Weathioll
John Edgerwimbe
Crantind
Jarrvices
Owill
St. Thnils Church
Wentfeld
Trinity of Christ
Elizabeth
St. Paul's Chi Wentfield
St. Luke's Church
Rewelle
Linden notices and festival plans color local life
Linden reports Principal J T Howell and Mrs Howell leaving for Massachusetts for a visit. The June festival by the Ladies Aid Society will be held on the Methodist Episcopal Church lawn Sunday afternoon. Borough Council to meet tomorrow at Wim H Donaldson's Eliz abeth avenue office. Amelia Victoria Kindergarten on Henry street closes for summer. reopens in September. The Methodist Episcopal Church official board to meet Wednesday after prayer meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden. Ruperin
J. T. Howell
Wim. H
Saybrook and Salem Vacation Roundup
Saybrook and Salem residents are noted on leave and visitors at homes on Lake View Cottage Long Avenue and Salem Avenue. Several individuals including Mrs Walsh Mrs Stoveken and Miss Frances Stoveken host and travel between Saybrook Ocean Grave and Saybrook scenes. Trips to Wading River and Point Pleasant accompany two week vacations with local hosts and guests referenced.
Lyons Farms Residents Travel and Local Pulpit Notes
Mr and Mrs George Watson of Meeher avenue go to Danville Pa for vacation. Mrs Minchin and granddaughter Mildred attend the marriage of Harry Minchin and Mina Elsie Michel in Bethlehem Pa. The Minchin family plan to reside in Lyons Farm. Ada and Michael Hollins of Elizabeth avenue leave for Baltimore for a two week visit with relatives. Mrs Fred Schenck and family of Clinton avenue move to Elizabeth avenues. Mrs William W. Winner and her son Roland of Ridgewood avenue depart for Manssaan to spend a week in their bungalow. Miss Sadie Foulkx of Harétwon Nyx travels west of Mya. Gideon M. Shott at Lyons avenue home. Rev George G. Dunshee of Bethany Presbyterian preached at Elizabeth Avenue church. George McNeely of Elizabeth preached at Lyons Avenue Baptist Church. Mr and Mrs James Went of Hrw plan three weeks away. Miss Olive Loiven of Ridgewood avenue departs for Roxbury and Cutekills to spend summer with Mrs James Bouton. A man in a repair shop recounts an inventor tale about adding an alarm to an eight day clock to ring for two hours if unwound. The ad copy promotes Dr Shoop Pink Pain Tablets for quick relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Minchin
Mune Avenue
Lyona Manor
Mildred Minchin
Harry Minchin
Mina Elsie Michel
Betilehem
Minchin
Lyons Forma
Ada and
Miahel Hollins
Elizabeth Avenue
Lft
Baltimore
Fred Schenck
Clinton Avenue
Elizabeth Avenues
William W. Winner
Roland Winner
Ridgewood Avenue
Sadie Foulkx
Harétwon
Nyx
Mya
Gideon M. Shott
Lyons
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Avene Presbyterian Church
George McNeely
Lyons Avenue Baptist Church
Mra
James Went
Hrwleft
Olive Loiven
Roxburyn
Cutekills
Mra. James
Bouton
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MR. Davis
Kaltor Journal
Borough of
Bowlle Park
N. 4
David Davin
Korn Sant
Epiacept
Charles Hale
Daughster
Mildred
Aly
Hale
Williand L. Blate
van Webster Avenir
Loui Bogart
Atloping Hill
Youd
Amherst
Asbury Parks
Miss Simona
Fay
W. Robinson
Walnut Street
Winfred Allen
Ady
Horning
Cranford
Boynton Furnaces
Uneeda National Biscuit
J. Appleton Morgan
Wentfold
New Jersey
Jester Iuker
Trend Street
Ethel Hopskins
Brooklyn
Washington School
Fourth Ward
I. J. Sinohtr
George WL Brown
George W. Saylor
Castle
Acm
McCutcheon
New Pali
Normal School
Colombia College
Aveo Lindtrey
Hayes
Pannonia
Crinard
England
Maly
Belgium
Switzerlland
Germany
Holland
Englan
Nhe
Cealth
Wrox
Westfeld
Ching
Wilbie Ty
Graces
Tsingtan
Chinw
Lise Ten
Tientsin
Shanghai
Mini MN
Hinrikisha
Houge
Tihanghai
Hongko
Witich Mecestibstos
St Luke's, Roselle
Toxmorrow
AL Thetford
First Avenue
Cnp
Mohawk Council
New York City
Jack
Roselle High School
R. W. Middleditch
First Baptist Church
WT. Wettlevon
Fourth Avenue
Rochester N.Y
Sheeman Connell, Jr. Owa
Ruth Haven
Montclatr
Way
Margueriterberg
Fifth Avenue
Jim Cattazio
Ael
Catting
Second Avenue
Chesut Street
Saybrook
Salem
William TH. Walsh
Lake View Cottage
William Stoveken
Long Avenue
Mise Francesi
Stoveken
Ocean’ Grave
Lane
Cook's Lake
Kirlen Bussing
Conant Street
Seacehons
Busstig
Tim Canfield
Salem Road
Point Pleasant
Rowe
Rosella
George Chapman
Emily Clarke
Wading River
L. 1
Frank P. Volk
Lyons Farms
George Watson
Meeher Avenue
Danville, Pa
Chicago Tribune
Dr. Shoop
Shodp
Womet
McCloskey & Gra- Rant
Brodd and
Haat Jervey
Nea
Bambergers
Bamberger
Inela Oe
Ularly
L. Bamberger & Co
Newark
Mullins & Sons
Market Street
N. J
Tow
W.peemt
Eee EL
Gur
Journal
Wane, Poy
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