Incil Adopts Town Budget and Road Plans
The town council approved the 1921 budget with no tax increase besides 139. The Road Committee was instructed to submit improvement plans for Lenox to Elizabeth and Barret Street areas. Bids for road stone were received from Fanwood Stone. Park and sewer issues were discussed with the town plan commission and property changes considered along North Avenue and Park Place.
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Page
Igonfer
Tom Lenox
Elizabeth
Bida
Barrett Manu Company
Fanwood Stone Company
Park
North Avenue
Plaza
Central
Mindowaskin Park
Dudley Avenue
Girard Ave Avenue
Park Place Place
Union Street
Enue
P. Condit
Summit
Salvitore Leppi
Westfield Club Programs Women and Legion Plans
The Women's Club of Westfield met at the Congregational Parish House with music by Mrs. Cornell and Mrs. Harden. Mrs. Lawson urged funds for Rutgers College Physics Laboratory. Dr. Fox spoke on diplomacy and Russia. The Martin Wallberg American Legion HQ updates include heating, a pool table, library, and housing two hundred ex service men. A March assault on Stephen Rizzo left him with severe injuries. police recovered a hatchet, signet ring, and severed fingers. Three suspects, likely Italian, are under inquiry.
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Woman’s Club of
Westfield
Crosa
Walter Lawson
Mountain Lakes
N. J
Lawson
Woman's College
Rutgers College
Dixon R. Fox
Columbia University
Russia
Tarters
Fox
Martin Wallberg
American Legion
Old Prospect School
House Committee
Ray i Mayhaum
The
Red Cross
Ethelbert Bacon
Harry Stahlberg
Legion
Mayham
Prospect Street
Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion
United States
Grand Army For the Republic
Stephen Rizzo
Ripley Avenue
Rizzo
Laird
Pilizabeth General Hospital
Oscar Somers
Dinner in honor of former mayor Oliver at Westfield club
About 100 townspeople and guests attended a dinner at the Westfield Golf Club to honor Town Attorney Paul Q. Oliver for three years as mayor. Willam E. Tuttle Sr. acted as toastmaster while remarks praised Oliver's service. a gold watch and chain were presented to Oliver.
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Westfield Golf Club
Paul Q. Oliver
Westfield
Willam E. Tuttle
Oliver
Mr. Tuttle
Charles N. Codding
Augustus L. Alpers
Littlefield
Arthur N. Piercon
Lloyd Thompson
Roswell S. Nichols
Codding
Samuel Armstrong
Alfred P. Egan
Roswell
Nichols
Wills to Fight Johnson Tonight at Elizabeth Armory
heavyweight clash billed as the year’s greatest fight features Harry Wills and Ray Johnson at the Elizabeth Armory. Wills, a top black contender in the world title mix, and Ray Johnson, who has faced Sam Langford and Kid Norfolk, headline a premier matchup promoted by Denny Burke of the National Sporting Club.
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Elizabeth Armory
Denny Burke
National Sporting Club
Harry Wills
Ray Johnson
Wills
Nephant
Jack Dempegey
Johnson
Sam Langford
Kid Norfolk
Westfielders Invited to VanAredale's Mid Winter Sale
VanAredale's Better Footwears sale is now on at 127 East Front Street Plainfield. An urgent invitation goes to Westfield friends and patrons to attend.
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VanAredale
East Front Street
Plainfield
Westfield
Ady
Post Office Moves Sought In Rahway Center
Rahway Post Office inspectors study possible new home in the business district. They plan to inspect building owners, outline space needs of 2 600 square feet and inquire about a government lease of five to ten years. February 1 is deadline for ride submissions to Mr Updyke.
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Post Office
Updyke
Rahway
Ride
N. J
Plang
DeCamp
Petit jurors from Westfield drawn for January to February term
The third panel of petit jurors for the present term was selected yesterday before Judge Pierce by Sheriff Johnston and Jury Commissioner Tipper. Sixty members will be summoned for January 31 to February 12, including Westfield residents William A. Thorn August Danker Arthur D. Irving and Harvey M. Ferguson.
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Sevey Courts
Pierce
Johnston
Tipper
Westfield
William A. Thorn
August Danker
Arthur D. Irving
Harvey M. Ferguson
Tuttle Addresses Men's Club On Roosevelt Trail Voyage
State Banking Commissioner William B. Tuttle Jr spoke to the Congregational Church Men's Club at the Parish House recounting his travels along a Roosevelt route from the Holy Land to Egypt and Cairo. He described ruins and battles seen, jungle travel with 15 natives, and a 300 mile inland trek plus 100 miles on foot in five days. L. A. Mershon urged aid for the Central Relief Association of Wertfield as a large collection was taken. Mrs. C. W. Hoelestetter played violin solos with Mrs. G. W. Markley. R. Griswold led the program committee.
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Congregational Church
Wmn. B. Tuttle, Jr
Roosevelt Trail
Mr. Tuttle
Roosevelt
Holy Land
Egypt
Nile
Cairo
Pyramida
Agos Fige
Palestine
Tuttle
British East Africa
L. A. Mershon
Wertfield
C. W. Hoelestetter
G. W. Markley
R. @. Griswold
Westfield Civic Association Plans Open Forum Friday
The Westfield Civic Association hosts its second open public forum in the Town Hall Friday evening. all residents are invited to attend and discuss Westfield's warfare and the proposed town memorial under the direction of Hon. Wm. FE. Tuttle Jr.
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Westfield Civic Association
Ada
Westfield
Wm. FE. Tuttle, Jr
Fashion Shop advert offers Plainfield hand made Tho ures
An advertisement from Tha Fashion Shop at 150 East Front Street Plainfield offers beautiful hand made Thoures of fine material priced at $2.98 for West Maid friends.
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East Front Street
Plainfield
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Police Committee
Westfield Ray Avenues
Garebho
Ar Gilmore
Clark
Service Railway Company
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REET
Elm Street
Kiederling
Frank
Orth Avenue
Elm
Ings Shoe Repairing Place
Kelly's Hotel
DR. Fox
Wallberg Post
Trio
Man
WM. E. Tuttle
Gxaeld
Ernest Cp
New Jersey
E. Broad Bt
Tel
Welch
Walla
Modern Service Company
East Broad Street
Oppo
Ee Weatfield
Elgil
Exe
Parietcet
Auto Service
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