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Westfield Leader

Location

Westfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1919

Page

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Westfield School Board Reports on Elections and Roosevelt Memorial

The Westfield regular meeting covers trustee elections with candidates Harry J Randall and incumbents Coulter and Perkins, fire hose upgrades, and permission for Boy Scouts and Roosevelt Memorial services. A day nursery project is approved, and resignations of several teachers are accepted as the board funds a nurse and health program.

Fear of Education Westheld High School Yareer A. J. Platz H. L. Zabriskiep B. Scart William Orr Dakie Harry Jndall Wid Coulter Frank W. Perkins Kira Frederick Decker Boy Scouts e'High School Roosevelt Suny Theodore Roosevelt Yri Jones Philhower John H. Menghlin Grant Ol Isachers McLaughlin Grant McKinley Mols Audibus H. L. Fink Elm Street J. Arline McKeever Washington Col Migs Ruth Koehler OS. Kintner Bloomfield Washington Uools Trusten Coulter Diaquest Htown Iran Hof McKinsey Cordun Sry Eed C. A. Philyer Zabriskie, Coulti Platz Paul Q. Oliver Arange Westfield New Jersey Edward 8. Stokes Edward 8. Stokes, Will Make An Address. the Musical Club iMra Robert Harden Mr. Roosevelt Firm America Westfield Militia Company B Board of Education Memorial Committee Saat Westfeld Thea

Commissioner Urges Vigilance to Cut Thefts in West

Police Commissioner Reid asks citizens to maintain watchful cooperation after a spate of petty thefts. A recent entry at 40 Prospect Street yielded seven items. another at 123 Are Place involved minor damage. Officers and Cher sergeant Dite patrols remain active as town peddlers and book agents are watched.

Theodore Roosevelt Teddy New York Empire State Elizabeth Presbyterian New Jersey Reid Debank West Prospect Street A.V. Remberg Cher Tee O Tee O ™Missioner Askes For A Con- Med Watchfulness On the Part of Thl Zong

Town Council Holds Meeting on Ordinances and Appointments

The Monday session introduced first reading amendments to the fire department ordinance requiring prompt debt payment and restricting canvassing by non residents without a police chief permit. Other actions include police staffing, pool hall permit denial, shed moves, a janitorial stipend, street light installations, and invitations to local clubs. City finances, taxes, and monthly officer reports were reviewed with several appropriations and budget notes noted.

Fire Department Louis Battallo Earlyb Skinner Lambert Brothers Lenox Avenue North Avenue Spring Street Peter Campello James G. Berry Sylvania Place Rahway Avenue Provement Association Cran- An Westfield Woman's Club Presbyterian Church Wheeler Jones Reconstruction Colonia Base Hospital Roosevelt Memorial Committee Theodore Roosevelt Westfield High School Oliver William E. Tuttie, Jr Steve Ferrino Fanwood Affleck Gilmore Clark J. C. Nosecrans George Cox C. W. Harden Secretary of Health Commission Randolph Health Commission Olver van Doren Egan

Important Meeting For Baptists Scheduled For February 20 1919

Pastor Holden signals action as the Men's League backs him. The Baptist Church plans a major meeting at the regular February session on Thursday February 20 1919. All Baptists are urged to attend and others may join on the ground floor. Watch for announcements.

Holden Men's League of the Baptist Church Men’s League

Clocks to Be Changed for Daylight Saving Time

The note states clocks will shift seven weeks from Sunday to begin daylight saving time again, with the change occurring at 2 AM on the last Sunday in March, per the legal schedule.

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