Young Man Dies in Muhlenberg After Accident
Ryan, age twenty five, of West Broad street, died at Muhlenberg Hospital from a fractured skull after a wagon horse bolted. He served in World War II era with Company B Base Hospital. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. John Ryan and siblings Mrs. Hann and Zach Ryan. Arrangements pending.
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Pho Ryan
John Ryan
West Broad Street
Muhlenberg Hospital
Tomobile
Yiiing Ryan
Kinch
Luhlenberg Hospital
Plainfield
Mich Ryan
Shores
Brothers’ Lumber Yard
Ali Alpp
Hn. Ryan
Westfield
Holy Trinity Catholic Ih
Ia Ia
Y Hann
Zach Ryan
Ice Cream Vendor Arrested For License Violation
Platt of 341 South Fifth Street Elizabeth was arrested by Howarth for selling ice cream under Tea Cream Company without a town license. He held a veteran’s discharge from the Army medical department and could not show registration or a driver’s license. He paid $25 and promised to appear for court on Monday evening.
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South Fifth Bt
Eueabeth
Feman Howarth
Tea Cream Company
Raymond C.orden
Third Avenue
5. Army
Fort , N
Hard Nelson
Platt
Elizabeth
Recorder Beard
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Berry Picker Missing After Mountain Search
A man from Elizabeth went berry picking near Mountainside and disappeared for hours. Relatives aided a police search, and a car left the scene as a brother fled with a vehicle, later returning to report the missing berry picker.
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Stainside
Hardine
Elizabeth
Irdine
Mountainside
Moblie
Utartase Hardine
Utomoblie
Iter
Eliza
Berry Picker
Frsuer
Springfield
Post Meeting Schedule and Applicants Framed
Clark Hyslip Post No 645 EW met in Masonic Hall Thursday evening. Members decided to hold meetings September 29 and twice monthly while many are away. Fourteen applicants will be fed at the next gathering. The Shopes are to have their complete numbers by October 1.
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Clark-Hyslip
Masonic Hall
Vaca
Zoning ordinance advances after council meeting
At the Westfield council session, A G and 7 R Bell reported 1700 protest cards and 37 signatures supporting the zoning ordinance. Mayor Littlefield urged waiting for a formal reading and public hearing set for August 22. The ordinance, drafted by the zoning committee led by George W. Frutchey, was read and passed on first reading with changes noted since earlier publication.
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A. G
R. Bell
Councl
Crrde
Littlefield
Bell
Clark
George W. Frutchey
Merchants Leave Town for Highlands Outing
Nearly all local merchants join the Business Men's Association on its annual outing. About thirty cars with over one hundred merchants and staff depart Broad and Elm streets for Highlands of Navesink at 9 AM. The day includes visits to twin light houses, dinner, and a planned afternoon tour of Sandy Hook fortifications.
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Business Men's Association
Highlands of
Navesink
Twinight Houses
Sandy Hook
Five Year Old Struck By Falling Wind Causes Head Injury
Joe Conserter, five, son of Carmine Conserter of Downer Street, was hit on the head by a falling Wind Friday morning. Initial fear of skull fracture led to hospitalization at Muhlenberg Hospital, later determined to be a bad concussion.
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Joe, Conserter
Carmine Conserter
Downer Street
Muhlenberg Hospital
Band Concert at Mindowaskin Friday Night
The Westfeld Band will perform Friday evening in Mindowaskin Park under director Bartow. Last Sunday rough weather shortened parts of the program, but the pieces played met with strong applause and a larger turnout is hoped for next week.
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Westfeld
Mindowaskin Park
Bartow
Dog Survived Poison then Shot by Policeman
Marion avenue residents Councilman W. H. Sawtelle and his wife owned a ten year old Scotch Sheep Dog that was struck by a car. After Sawtelle gave two drams of prussic acid to end the dog’s suffering, police were called. The dog later revived and officer Brady shot it to end its life. Sawtelle could not explain how the dog survived the poison.
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Councilman
W. H. Sawtelle
Marion Avenue
South Avenue
Sawtelle
Brady
Doctor denies plans to move his Broad Street office
Dr. Robt. H. Thompson states he has not made any plans to relocate his office from 626 West Broad Street and will continue to operate at that address, despite circulating rumors. The notice affirms continued tenancy and location.
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Robt. H. Thompson
W. Broad Street
Lost for Thirty Hours in Adirondacks Girl Survives Wild Night
Miss Nettie Carnes of West South avenue and friends including Miss A T Kennedy Miss Gertrude Kennedy Miss Edna Van Wagenen L L E W Manning and Max F Bler were lost on Black Bear Mountain after leaving Eagle Bay Hotel Saturday afternoon. Found at 4 pm Sunday by a hotel guest’s dog they kept fires and ate berries with torn clothing but suffered no ill effects. Carnes a Westfield High School graduate and outdoors enthusiast spent two weeks at the resort.
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Nettie Carnes
A. D. Carnes
West South Avenue
Wilds
Adirondacks
Black Bear Mountain
A. T
Gertrude Kennedy
New York
Edna van Wagenen
Rockville Center
Max F. Bler
Brooklyn
Eagle Bay
Carnes
Miss.Carnes
Miss Carnes
Westfield High School
Citizens Will Build Sewer at Own Expense
The Town Council meeting covered a Benson place sewer funded by property owners, a planned sewer on Hagiocroft road, and efforts to place gas and water lines underground. Also reported were street improvements on North avenue, a grade change on Central avenue sidewalks, underground conduit work for telephone wires, and various permits and town officer financials.
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Counecilman Page
Page
Benson Place
State Highway Commission
North Avenue
Central Avenue
Broad Street
Lenox Avenue
Telephone Company
Prospect Street
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Gilmore
Clark
Moffett
Mosher
Recorder Board
Cox
Harden
Board of Health
Rosecrans
Littlefield
Westfield Public Schools Open Four Weeks From Today
The Westfield public schools will open four weeks from today September 7 with a full staff of teachers. Students must present promotion cards from their previous school on entry and those who attended local schools last year must show their current address and have it signed by a parent. For news and facts read every page.
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Westfield
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Bell Brothers
Mindowaskin
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Jakobowsk
Cradle of the Deep
Lovenberg
Shipero
Bernstein
Rockies
Mann
America
Westheld
East Broad St
Consult
Walter J. Lee
Elm Street
Our Trust
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Westfield Crust Company
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Modern Service Company
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the Man
Westfield Real Estate
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