Town Council budget outline and water plans for 1921
Budget figures show revenues of 50 86 dollars to be raised by taxation total expenses 190 654 65 with 7 81 percent from 1920 revenues and taxes. Council adopts salaries for regular policemen and firemen, assigns bonuses, and approves funds for park improvements and water supply studies amid notes on town permits and committee actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Manor Park Improvement Aign
Secnd
Central Avenue
HE. S. Morehouse
Elm Street
E. A
We Service Railway Company
Sion
Newark
Percy Lambert
Washburn
North Avenue
Werp, Jr
Moffett
Wr. Cox
Cox
Library Board
Fang
Ivor. Littlefield
St Pauls Men’s Club Annual Banquet Promised with Rev Horace Silver
Rev Horace P Silver of the Church of the Incarnation has agreed to address the St Pauls Parish Men’s Club annual banquet at the Parish House on January 20 1921. Tickets are limited as the club nears 300 members with dinner by Bruns of Plainfield and guild supervision. The committee led by Fred G Smith urges prompt ticket purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Percy Silver
Church of the Incarnation
West Point
St. Paul's Parish
Silver
Fred G. Smith
Bruns
Plainfield
John H. Pencheon
St. Paul's Club
College Woman's Club Holds January Meeting in Westfield
The Col lege Woman's Club of Westfield met at Miss Irene Cooper's home 128 E Dudley Ave. The group endorsed Mrs A L Price for the New Jersey State Board of Education and supported an appropriation for the Mary Fisher Home for Girls in Trenton. Mrs Roger Magon played 17th Century piano selections and Dr Mabel S Douglas spoke on the New Jersey College for Women detailing its 1918 founding and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Woman's Club
Westfield
Irene Cooper
E. Dudley Avenue
College Club
Board of Education
A. L. Price
New Jersey
Mary
New Jersey College For Women
New Brunswick
Rutgers
State University
Raritan River
Queen's
College of Agriculture
New College
Rutters College
Women's College
School Budget Seeks 160000 for Next Year
The Board of Education at a High School meeting reviewed a 160900 budget for the coming year to cover current expenses 128400 manual training 6000 buildings and repairs 6000 and 20500 to finish this year. Voters will decide on February 8 about funding and a Westfield avenue school project bond. The board accepted Miss Olive K Smith's resignation due to ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Westfield Avenue
Trusten Scarfe
Olive K. Smith
Grant School
Edwards to Appoint Tuttle as Banking and Insurance Chief
Governor Edwards will name former Congressman William E. Tuttle Jr. to become Commissioner of Banking and Insurance, succeeding Frank E. Smith of Plainfield. Tuttle will begin January 22 for a three year term. Smith is a Republican. Tuttle is a Democrat who previously served several terms in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Tuttle, Jr
Frank EH. Smith
Plainfield
Edwards
Tuttle
Smith
Wm. N. Runyon
Union County
Tuttle Named Banking Commissioner Candidate
Mr. Tuttle, former receiver for C and C Electric in Garwood, steered the firm to a creditor-friendly close and led New Jersey’s pavilion at Panama Exposition. He now pursues banking and loan affairs in Union County and serves as vice president of Peoples Bank & Trust Company, positioning him for the Banking Commissioner post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuttle
C & C Electric Company
Garwood
Pacific Coast
New Jersey
Union County
Peoples Bank & Trust Company
Banking
Also Mentioned on This Page
ST. Pauls
Percy G. Silver
H. P. Silver
Cara
Rob
Rahway
Helt
John Gabbitt
Crawford
Julius di Fabio
Perth Amboy
Julian di Fabio
Roselle
di Fabio
Vanico Shoe Repairing Company
Cranford
Henry Tomlinson
John Ogtarberg
Tomlinson
John Roark
Carrie Grube
Gabbit
Tdi Fabio
Morris County Traction Company
Osterberg
France
Dean Douglas
The
Gov. Edwards
William E. Tuttle, Jf
Gai Ttld Trust Con
National Thrift Day
Isaac Newton
Copernicus
Michael Angelo
Martin Luther
E. Broad Bt
Modern Service Company
East Broad Street
Bela
Auto Service
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