Masons Plan Temple on Prospect Street Corner
West field reports a Monday evening decision by the Masons to erect a temple for Atlas Lodge Magonic Club and Atlas Chapter Order of the Eastern Star. They purchased the northwest corner of Prospect street and Ferris place for 7000 with 6500 subscribed at once, locating near the station for the new building housing lodge rooms offices and club facilities.
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Westfield
Masons
Allas
Order of Easter Star
Prospect Street
Ferris Place
Atlas Lodge
Magonic Club
Atlas Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Order
Minstrels for Band Tomorrow Night at High School
J B Wilson and his Minstrel Company present a concert at the High School on April 21 with the Westfield Band. Proceeds support the band’s new uniforms fund. Lorraine Smith will perform. Tickets from band members or Casey's and Frutchey's Drug Stores.
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J. B. Wilson
Westfield
Lorraine Smith
Bose
Casey's
Frutchey
Local Man Held Up By Highwayman In Westfield
Herbert Behrens of 637 Elm Street was robbed Friday night about 9 by a man with a revolver who demanded money and jewelry. Behrens identified Angelo Paoli of 95 Central Avenue as the suspect after police questioned him. Paoli is held for further inquiry. Clocks will move ahead one hour Sunday to daylight saving time per town ordinance.
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Herbert Behrens
Elm Hreet
Behrens
Kens
Jené
Seaven
Dudley Avenue
Mr. Behrens
J. T. Brady
Angelo Paoli
Central Avenue
Paoli
Westfield
Central Railroad
Legislation Topics Highlight Westfield League Meeting
Mrs. L C Peloubet outlined why some New Jersey bills pass and others fail at the April Westfield League of Women Voters session in Town Hall. She cited equal guardianship, women on county committees, and right to hold office as key measures.
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New Jersey
L. C. Peloubet
League of Women Voters of
Westfield
Armstrong
Arthur N. Pierson
Peloubet
James O. Clark
Saturday E Evening Post
Europe
Woman's Club Spring Fete Featuring Ruth Douig Program
The Woman's Club offers a delightful afternoon in the hills via the combined properties of Mrs. Percy G. Cook and Mrs. C. Steinhart for a Spring Fete on Tuesday May 10. Miss Ruth Douig of New York and her pupils will perform rhythmic dancing with interpre tive music. if bad weather, the event moves to Mrs. Steinhart's drawing rooms. Tickets available from Mrs. Frank Irech, 150 South Euclid Avenue.
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Woman's Club
Percy G. Cook
C. ¥. Steinhart
Woman’s Club
Ruth Doulg
New York
Misa Douig
Steinhart
Frank Irech
South
Euclid Avenue
Salvage Bazaar by Daughters of the American Revolution
The Salvage Committee of the Daughters of the American Revolution will host a bazaar at the Community Market on May 14 to sell salvaged and turned useful items. Goods include hats apparel fancy novelties dust caps aprons woven silk felt rag rugs old patchwork quilts and more.
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Daughters of the American Revotuthon
Gale
Spring Meeting of County Bankers at Westfield Club
About one hundred bankers and guests gathered at Westfield Golf Club for the spring meeting of the Bankers Association of Union and Somerset counties. President Harden of The Westfield Trust welcomed attendees as the group, now 20 event strong, heard talks on railroads, trade finance, and state statistics with optimism for future cooperation and a planned golf trophy contest.
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Westfield Golf Club
Bankers Association of Union
Somerset
Harden
Westfield Trust Company
Robert D. Foote
National Bank of Morristown
New Jersey Bankers Association
Morris County
Mr. Foote
State Association
Atlantic City
W. G. Bysler
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Fla
Basler
Jerome Thrais
Discount Corporation of
New York
Thrallstople
Foreign Trade Financing Corporation
Europe
United States
Westfeld Trust Company
Weatfield Golf Club
Playground Opens Tuesday at Washington School Park
The Playground Commission met and decided to reopen the playground in Washington School Park on Tuesday July 5. Miss Julia Stadele resumes as supervisor and Miss Mar ton Corbett as assistant.
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Hell
Washington School Park
Julia Stadele
Rej
Mar‘ton Corbett
Westfield Symphony to Aid Children and School Orchestra
The Westfield Symphony Orchestra will give a May 10 concert in Westfield, with proceeds going to the Children's Country Home and a school instrument fund. The program includes New York Strands and Philharmonic players, plus vocal and instrumental acts. Funds will support lending instruments to public school pupils, repayable in small installments. Tickets available at Seyfried's Music Shop and through committee members.
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Westfield Symphony Orchestra
Westfield
Roselle
Cranford
Rahway
Hugaebeth
Charles H. Seyfried
Strand Theatre
New York
Seyfried
Strand Orchestra
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Orchestra Musle
A. A. Ewen
Pre
Frank G. Drake
James H. Cutler
Harold Welch
A. A. Moser
Sein
Women’s Club
Women’s Musical Club
Women's College Club
School Welfare Counci
St. Paul's
Congregational Men's Club
Presbyterian Men's Club
Methodlat
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Minstrels
Wilson
Mrs. L. C. Peloubet
League of Women Voters
ALR. Salvage Bazaar
Union
Somerset Counties
Initial Symphony Orchestra
Westfeld
Westfield Council
Knights of Columbua
Mayord
The
Welch Bros., Inc
Wentfield
Mechanica
Modern Service Company
Tele
Broad Street
Consult
Are Westfield Real Estate
Elm Street
Auto Service
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