Licenses Granted After Local Liquor Debate
At a Monday council meeting objections to renewing town liquor licenses were heard from church groups and residents. The vote granted licenses to J. H. Willet Worth Avenue Hotel, J. Sehlenger wholesale, W. W. Mooney retail, J. J. Schmitt retail, and T. Bordhering retail, with objections noted from several residents but not a majority of property owners.
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First Presbyterian Church
First M. E. Church
The
Congregational Church
W. C. T. IL. Fach
WC. van Riper
Sud
Loomis
van Riper
J. H. Willet
Worth Avenue
J. Sehlenger
W. W. Mooney
J. J. Schmitt
T. Bordhering
Affieck
Mrs. Muldoon
Eleanor K. McKee
E. F. Daniel
Linus Hetfield
H. C. Lock- Food Co
West Broad Street
John T. Cox
Osborn Avenue
Fhrat Street
Proposed School Site Purchase Sparks Editorial Debate
In a lengthy exchange the Leader reprints an editorial arguing against buying land for a new high school site. The piece cites Board plans, state codes, and costs, noting fire safety, auditorium needs, and the impact on Washington School versus a new site. Chauncey M. F. Egel endorses a new site to meet modern high school requirements and protect the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington School
Washington Park
Board of Education
Leader
Pierson
Ege
Dareh and
Jossely
Chauncey M. F.gel
The
Washington
Mountain Avenue
Alen
State Board of Education
Prospect Street
Brightwood
McKinley
Grant Echols
Lincoln
Plainfield
Eateabeth
Linden
Rahway
Roselle Park
Cranford
Weatfeld
Chauncry M. F. Bgrl
Moving Pictures in Religious Service
An audience from Congregational and Baptist churches and others filled the Westfield Theatre for Rev. Samuel Lane Loomis first illustrated sermon series during Lent. The talk traced Christ life with screen interludes and moving pictures of the Magdalene and conversion, ending with Abide With Me. The second program will be led by Rev. C J Greenwood with use of the same venue, offered free of charge. early arrival urged as attendance is expected to exceed capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
Samuel Lane Loomis
Christ
C. J. Greenwood
Robert Johnston
Dudley Green
Loomis
Adirondacks Lecture by Alfred Hitchcock Promises Rich Views
The Board of Education presents Alfred L Hitchcock in a winter lecture on the Adirondacks at Washington School. He will show stereoscopic views of lakes and mountains, describe historic events, Saranac Lake cures, and winter sports including skating and tobogganing. Tickets available at the Leader office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Adirondacks
Alfred L. Hitchcock
Washington School
Hitchcock
Saratoga
New York
Saranac Lake
Jedirondacks
Leader
Advance Club Meeting Announcement on Euclid Avenue
The Advance club holds its regular monthly meeting Friday evening at the home of Thomas Hutchinson on Euclid Avenue. Dr J J Saints will read a paper on Union County Flora and Fauna and Mrs Charles MacBougal will present Current Events. A musical program will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advance Club
Thomas Hutchineon
Euclid Avenue
J. J. Saints
Union County
Chas. Mac Bouga
Parent-Teachers to Meet at McKinley School
The Parent-Teachers Association of McKinley school will hold its regular monthly meeting in the McKinley building tomorrow afternoon. After the regular business session an entertainment program will be given.
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Perent-Teachers' Association
McKinley School
McKinley
Ces Leion
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W. C. T. U. Protest Against Action
Progressive League
Progressive League of Union Nly
Turn Hall
Elisabeth
Mth
Bain- Colby
Edmund B. Osborne
Progressive
Mistall
John K. English
County League
Weatfield
Goly Club
Weatfield Golf Club
Wabington
Dushs
Furniah
Wom Gab
Aetah House
Harold Francie
Citizens For
Standard
Iit
Chauncey M. F. Egel
VOR
Thearte Eis Cutty
Williams, Welch & Son
Westfield, N. 3
Boulevard
Yours Truly, R. L. Broome
Everson Place
Maren 16Th
WM. S. Welch & Son
East Broad ST
Elm Street
F. H. Schaefer & Co
Rim Street
Talephone
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