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Westfield Leader

Location

Westfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1916

Page

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Board Sees Heavy Vote In Local Balloting

Local board reports an unusually high turnout as voters head to polls amid a pivotal election. Officials say turnout reflects strong engagement on key issues and candidates.

Double Anniversary Celebrated In Westfield

Mrs. MOB Mapes of Prospect Street marked eighty one years and ten years since moving to Westfield with a double celebration. A luncheon at her daughter Mrs F B Ham’s home drew twelve guests from Brooklyn New York Westfield and Paterson. About fifty neighbors later surprised her at her home. Mapes, widow of S Mapes, was a Westfield pioneer active in civic work and local development.

M. 3. Mapes Prospect Street Mob. Mapes Prospect Rreet Mapes Westfeld Westfield 8. Mapes Westhern Hank First Methodist C. James Eagles Bridge F. B. Hem Algo Westfield High School

Westfield 10 Celebrates July 4 Plan Advances

Westfield plans a big July 4 parade and midday program with a grand marshal, uniformed units, bands, and a citizens division. The celebration includes a patrol parade route, no fireworks, and fundraising from residents to cover costs.

Peoples Bank to Be Trust Company Name Change Authorized

Directors of the Peoples National Bank meet to double capital and convert the bank to Peoples Bank and Trust Company. The move allows mortgage lending and estate trustee services with deposits near 1.315 million and resources around 1.479 million. Current officers include President Samuel Townsend and Vice Presidents J E Gallagher and E A Merrill. The name and operations shift take effect July 1.

Peoples National Bank Peoples Bank and Trust Company Weatfield Abbott Broad Street Broad and Prospect Streets Samuel Townsend J. E. Gallagher E. A. Merrill H. H. Griswold Messrs J. Herbert Case J. F. Cowperthwaite R. P

Ladies Night for Union Council program at Arcanum Hall

At the Loyal Association Union Council meeting tomorrow in Arcanum Hall the ladies will enjoy a program by the Orator including musical and literary selections. Dancing will follow and refreshments will be served by the Oratore Committee.

Union Council, Loyal Association Arcanum Hall Oratore

Rose Exhibit Saturday At Free Public Library

One of the week’s most interesting events is a rose exhibit to be held Saturday afternoon at the Free Public Library. The exhibit has enough entries to assure a success and many town residents are expected to visit the library to view the results. Prizes will be awarded to both professional and amateur rose growers.

St Pauls Flower Festival Promises New Music and Dances

The Flower Festival at St Pauls Parish House on Saturday features new music and dances directed by Miss Marion Denman. Home made candy cake and novelties will be sold. festival hours are 2 to 10 with a 3 PM program start and another in the evening.

Weatfield High School Dr. Snow First Baptist Church First Methodist Hig School Flrst Methodial Charles Leech Gulick Wely Wolstenholme Arla Samson and Delilah Saint-Saens Mendelssohn Scherzo St. Paul's Parish House Marion Denman

Newark Celebrations Parade and Events Listed

June 14 Jr O U A M parade and field day. June 16 New Jersey UV B of Carpenters convention. June 17 surf coating tournament and night automobile parade.

Carpenters

Meat 18 High Fish Then Should Be Staple Food

Woodruff Bon advertises meat and fish for Friday dinner. WeetSold's oldest meat market at 132 Broad St offers fresh varieties. The message positions meat as staple with fish as a key option for meals.

Woodruff & Bon WeetSold Broad St. —Agy

Beet bargain cigar offer at Osber's

Two thousand sold four thousand left. Smokers get in on this bargain a guaranteed ten cent cigar for a dollar sixty per box of twenty five at Osber's.

Osber's Adv

1908 Graduation Motto ADM TO EXCEL

The class motto of 1908 is ADM TO EXCEL words said to burn into graduates as they launch into life. The editor likens the motto to a mother's parting words guiding a son as he leaves the home moorings for the sea of life.

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