Fi Club Starts Westfield Branch to Promote Candidate
A Westfield meeting at Iwn Hall formed the Hughes and Pierson Club of Westfield to back assemblyman A. N. Pierson. Dr. O. M. F. and F. A. White led as presidents with G. W. Peek and W. Wittke as officers. The group adopted officers, announced future committees, endorsed Hughes and Pierson, and secured a campaign room in the Post Office for club use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republicat
Iwn Hall
Hughes and S Club of
Westfield
Mblyman
A. N
M. D. Littlefield
BE. Halstead
W. A. Bighd
T. R. Harvey
P. D. Col. Witliama
Jrr
T. D. Hysip Jsident
Fin Gakers
Acy
Messrs. Hughes
Lks
William
A. N. Pierson
Renewing acquaintance with an old friend in the woods
Pastor Stephen J. Herben recalls an old friend nicknamed Tree at Homewood camp in the Adirondacks. The fallen trunk, though prostrate, stands tall through resilience, guiding birds and symbolizing endurance as the tree keeps its dignity and purpose amid affliction.
Anniversary notes tell of Berner wedding milestone
Fred Berner and wife of avenue celebrated their anniversary with a family meal at Giford's. Joined by their niece, nephew, and Mrs. John W. Stewart, guests wore wedding party attire and a dinner followed. Berner reportedly received a ruby jewelry gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Berner
Giford
John W. Stewart
Berner
Ruby Davellion
Westfield Plumber Charged in Robberies Held on Bail
Charles A Klein alias Charles A Klein was arrested by Chief Rosecrans and arraigned before Recorder Springstead on a $1,500 bond after a hearing related to Westfield plumbing robberies. He faced a further $2,500 bail on a motor-law charge. The case links to use of a Ford with a Metz car chamber. Nearby, Ralph L Braun, five, of Harrison Avenue, quarantined for infantile paralysis, with local health officials taking strict precautions.
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Charles A. Klein
Rosecrans
Westfield
Recorder Springstead
Hst
F. 8. Taggart
Clark Street
Klein
Ford
C Hamber
Metz
Shedd
Board of Health
Ralph L. Braun
George 8. Braun
Harrison Avenue
BR. R. Sincisir
Ralph
Martin Tarrart
Plainfield
Mabel Clark
Springahead
Mr. Crane
Harvart
Camp Fire Girls Aid Sea Breeze Fresh Air Work
The Kanashagala Camp Fire Girls of Westfield promote Sea Breeze spending aid for tenement children in New York City. They publish appeals, ask local support, and note Sea Breeze on Coney Island with costly outings at 60 cents daily. Education and health officials oversee the program amid an infantile paralysis emergency. At Park Street and the Boulevard a collision injures no one, while a separate court case adjourns for August 28 with bail set at $200.
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Kanashagala
Westfield
New York Association
Sea Breeze
Coney Island
New York
A. I. CG. P. Fresh All
Noted Missionary to Preach Here at First Presbyterian
The Rev. Robert M. Labaree, a missionary from Uruhlah Persia, will preach next Sunday at the First Presbyterian church. Labaree has spent many years in the mission field and is described as an interesting and forceful speaker. He previously filled the pulpit at Westfield church last year to the delight of many parishioners.
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Robert M. Labaree
Uruhlah
Persia
First Presbyterian Church
Labaree
Westfield Church
Enjoyable Euchre Party Honors Local Residents
A euchre party at Charles Gottlick's Prospect street home last night awarded prizes to Albert Hann for a hand painted vase, Mrs. Albert Clark for a scarf, Mrs. Winn Winkler for a scarf, James McCue for pair pigeons, and others including J. Cavanaugh, B. Feeley, Mrs. Arthur Clark, A Marenghi, Mrs. J Ryan, Mrs. Daniel Boyle, and Miss Nellie English. About one hundred guests attended with Father Watterson and Father Rigney present. after refreshments, entertainment and dancing followed.
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Chas. Gottlick
Prospect Street
Albert Hann
Albert Clark
Winn
Winkler
James McCue
Allen
J. Cavanaugh
B. Feeley
Arthur Clark
A. Marenghi
J. Ryan
Westfield Democrats Call Meeting at Pearsall Building
W H Taverner president of the Westfield Democratic Club urges all Westfield Democrats to attend a meeting at the Pearsall Building corner of North avenue and Prospect street this Friday evening for important business.
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W. H. Taverner
Westfield, Democratic Club
Democrats of
Westfield
Pearsall Building
North Avenue
Prospect Street
Colored Club Organized in Westfield Town Hall
The Westfield Colored Republican Club reorganized at the Town Hall and passed a resolution to back Hughes and Fairbanks. Officers named include President P. W. Rous, Vice-president Leroy Lloyd, Secretary Hutson Oberley, Treasurer Wilton Tobinson, and Executive Committee PB W. Ross, Leroy Lloyd, Hutson Oberley. Monthly meetings set for every first and third Tuesday. About twenty five present with expected growth to over a hundred members soon.
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Westfield Colored Republican Club
Hughes
Fairbanks
P. W. Rous
Leroy Lloyd
Hutson Oberley
Wilton Tobinson
PB. W. Ross
Fourth Ward Democrats Meet to Discuss Election Primaries
The Fourth Ward Democrats met last evening at James Purdy's Cumberland Street home to discuss candidates for councilman and county and local committees. About twenty men attended the gathering.
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Fourth Ward
James Purdy
Cumberland Street
Man cited twice in Springfield court for fast motorcycle riding
Benjamin Curray of West Broad Street was fined six dollars in Recorder Springfield's court for speeding on a motorcycle. He faced another charge of speeding with an open muffler. a sentence to repair the muffler and ride slowly was suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Curray
West Broad Street
Recorder Springfield
Quality fruits at lowest prices at local markets
A compact notice highlights bargain fruit at Lucari's Westfield and Cailoat Fruit Stora. Shoppers can expect low prices on assorted produce during a regional sale at 162 Ad.
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Lucari's
Westfield
Cailoat
Sanitation talk highlights rifle club meeting at Town Hall
Dr Kinch spoke on personal and public sanitation with a focus on cleanliness, rest, and character. He outlined first aid basics listing a triangular bandage and adhesive supplies. The Westfield Rifle Club, about fifty members, heard committee reports on funds uniforms and range work. Captain Thomas urged continued practice and noted the meeting was presided by him.
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Westfield Rifle Club
F. A. Kinch
Kinch
Broome
Hare
Captain Thomas
Birthday Supper for Rahway Builder W H Weldon
W H Weldon of Rahway a prominent road builder and contractor celebrated his 74th birthday Saturday. He supervises crews on county and municipal contracts and dined daily at the North Avenue Hotel. Saturday evening his son W H Weldon Jr hosted a large birthday dinner at St Marks avenue with a 74 candle cake and many well wishers.
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W. H. Weldon
Rahway
Mr. Weldon
North Avenue
W. H. Weldon, Jr
St. Marks Avenue
New Health Code Enforced by State Board of Health in Westfield
The State Board of Health issues a complete health code to be strictly enforced in Westfield. Residents must obtain a certificate from a family physician before presenting it to the local Board of Health. Certificates are issued only at the Town Hall during specific hours on weekdays Sundays.
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State Board of Health
Westfield
Board of Health
Reverend George Hobor Jones Preaches at Mirat Methodist
Pulppe Atppetly Rev George Hobor Jones will preach at Mirat Methodist church Sunday. The topic for the morning service is A Growing Acquaintance With God and the evening theme is Prayer and Present Day Problems.
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George Hobor Jones
Mirat Methodist Church
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Tephen J. Herben
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Sunchurch Bulletin
Iion
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Himself
Liberty
J. B. Harrdson
Broad Street
Park Street
J. B. Harrison
Gay
Weatfield
Euchre
Colored Club
United States
Guardian
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Stanmore Place
Sargent
Young People's
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Broad Street Telephone
Prospect
North Ave
Auto Service
Corby’s
Wee
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Jason, Hackensack, N. J
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