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Newspaper

Westfield Leader

Location

Westfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1922

Page

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Salary Increases Approved By Council In 1922 Meeting

The Town Council adopted a resolution setting the Building Inspector salary at 2000 per year starting January 1. An ordinance amended the tax assessment board so its own clerk earns 1900 annually. Resignations and retirements were noted, and several ordinances were laid over or approved on readings. Funds transfers and year end financial steps were completed, with notices of taxes collected and lights ordered for several streets.

Tax Assessment Board Ernest W. Wilcox Board of Assessors Florida Wilcox Park Place Pina Street B. O'Donnell Upper Prospect Street Moffett Jackson Page Sawtelle Arma Littlefield Central Avenue Fiat Grove Street Dorianoad North Avenue Clark Street Gilmore Clark Histon Rip 7 Mike Jittner Atd Marian Ackerman Municipal Water Survey Committee John Jarroll Plainfield Westfield Waite Métoutine Ac- Witte

Christmas Party Set by OCIA and Literary Circle

The Social and Literary Circle of the Methodist Church plans a Christmas party this Friday at 619 Carlton Road hosted by Mrs. I. Bh. Pina. Readings carols and recitations are planned with elephant gifts. Each guest should bring a two item gift. A cordial welcome to members and friends.

Methodist Church I. Bh. Pina Carlton Road

Alon Council Hosts Christmas Party Meeting Notes

The Union Loyal Association held its annual gathering at Area da Hall with a decorated Christmas tree and refreshments. Officers elected for 1918 include Seliney Selafeer as representative and Wil Howarth as orator, among others, reflecting a civic year-end meeting.

Union “Ac Loyal Association Areada Hall Leon Thompson Representa Supreme Council I Sliney Selaefer D. ‘Phompsons Caunellor Will Howarth W. Walls Gouree L. Morton A. Seers Wow Oswald Washtuurne Nthol T Settlamayors

Faithful officials to remain in Westfield town roles

The Mayor and Town Council plan no changes for 1923. Town offices including Town Attorney Vaul Olive Recorder Beard Tax Collector Chirk Town Clerk Clark Assessor Traynor will continue in their duties, with Clarke and Moffett retaining posts after broad support from voters and bipartisan council backing. Salarys for Clerk Collector Recorder and Attorney were raised. Clerk, Collector and Assessor becoming appointive under new law.

Vaul Q Olive Recorder William M. Beard Addison Chirk Charles Clark John Traynor Traynor Clarks Messrs. Clark Westfeld Moffett Mr. Moffett Addison Clark Clark Westfield

Community plans for a progressive year urged

An editorial urges residents to take action in the new year and form a plan for community improvement. It advocates a public meeting to exchange ideas, select worthy proposals, and mobilize volunteer effort to drive progress rather than drift. It calls for engagement and leadership from local citizens.

Atlante Thas Amd

Peoples Bank and Trust to Open New Building in Westfield

The Peoples Bank and Trust Company announces opening of a new building at Kim Street and North Avenue next Monday. The bank began as Peoples National Bank on Broad Street in 1907, moved locations several times, and became Peoples Bank and Trust Company on July 1 1916. The upcoming dedication marks a modern facility with expanded services including mortgage loans and estate trustees. A capital increase to 200000 was authorized with 500 new shares issued and a 50 percent stock dividend.

Peoples Bank and Trust Company Kim Street Northvenue Westfield Nodvy James Butler Company Broad Street Peoples National Bank Broad Prospect Streets People Bank & Trust Company Westfeld New Jersey Peoples Bank & Trust Company Tll Rambel Townsend C. B.kellogg B A. Merrill J. Ashley Brown John M. Hull, Jr Helen H. Merson Tread Surer J. F. Cowperthwaite M3. Dutcher Rollin P. Grant C. A. Kellogg C. W. McCutchen Charles McDougall B.A. Merri Roswell Nichols Selah M Pearsall M. H. Phillips Arthur N

Building Operations Brisk in 1922

Westfield’s 1922 building activity shows forward progress with major projects on Elm and North avenues. A total of 453 permits were issued for the year ending December 20, 1922, including 197 dwellings and 132 private garages, with estimated building value at about 1.494 million dollars.

Westfield Peoples Bank and Trust Company Elm Street North Avenues Randolph Arcade Elm and Quimby Streets Peoples Tee and Supply Company North Avenue Tce

Whicome to Elm Street Leader Celebrates Peoples Bank Growth

The Leader extends its congratulations to Peoples Bank and Trust Company on needing a newer larger building and wishes continued success as a financial institution.

Peoples Bank and Trust Company

Santa Claus Delights Westfield Kiddies at Fifth Annual Event

The Masonic Club hosted Westfield’s largest Christmas gathering with Santa arriving by unspecified method. A magician, Ralph Martin and Mrs. M Estelle Wilson led songs as toys, oranges, and apples were distributed to children. The club also sent Christmas dinners to needy families.

Masonic Club Westfield Santa Claus Santa Weastfield Charles Clark Gov. Edwards George W. Adams New York New Istanta Galea Ralph Martin Ben Martin Masonite Club Charlie Kimball Los Angeles Aters Newall Ims

Central Stallpond Company Promises Improved Rail Service

The Central Stallpond Company of New Jersey appeals to patrons noting trains are sometimes late due to heavy traffic and coal shortages after a July strike. Management cites coal supply issues and elevated freight volumes as causes of delays to passenger trains at Newark Hay Draw, promising efforts to restore 100 percent service.

Central Stallpond Company of New Jersey Mechanical Department Newark Hay Draw Stein Ww. Co. Hope

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Council Assessment Board Qwn Oclerk Page and Hristmas Party For The Ocia Circle Alon Council Anta Claus Westfield Crust Company Bank Square N. J East Broad St Mr. Householder Masenry E. Broad Street Modern Service Company All Westield Westfield Real Estate Auto Service
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