Town Council Alters Zoning Board Terms Amid City Updates
The Town Council, led by Mayor Li id, revised terms for the Board of Appeals for Zoning Ordinance, naming Arm ig to three year terms, Mak ind Paul Q Oliver to two year five, and Hanford to one term. The council ratified the action, and a separate resolution urged Igor Arthur & Flagg to cease Arbuckle film production amid ongoing legal issues.
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Liid
Board of Appeals
Ard
Malmar
Samuel Armig
Howard Makind Paul Q
Oliver
Eugene Hanford
Igor Arthur
Flagg
Field Amusement Company
Arbuckle
Jeter
Jer
California
Manager 3
Can
Friend
Central Avenue
Lenox Avenue
Broad
Jck Decker
Nual
Atlanta
Gilmore
Equest
J. N
W. H. Wilson
South Side
Ason
Avenue
Rahway Avenue
Willow Grove Road
Rotary Harden
Board of
Cox
Beard
State Vehicle Department
Town Clark
Mosher
Moffett
Lit
Bank Directors Surprise Officer Dinner Honors Dr. Harvey
Westfield’s National Bank of Westfield held a surprise dinner at Beho Lake Country Club for Dr. T. R. Harvey as thanks for building the bank’s position. Directors and many guests praised his work amid nationwide deflation fears. A half hour clock was presented, and Steward Burke organized the event with notable attendees listed.
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Westfield
T. R. Harvey
Beho Lake Country Club
National Bank of Westfield
Natonal Bank
Burke
Dr. Harvey
Arraignments After Camden Motor Vehicle Raid
Forty seven individuals appeared before Commissioner William L. Dill in Camden charged with violations of the state motor vehicle law. The crackdown targeted drivers persisting in dazzling headlights, with Dill stating further raids will continue in other towns and cities to enforce compliance.
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Camden
State Motor Vehicle Department
William L. Dill
Dill
State Department
Weatfield
Constitution Day Observances Mark 184th Anniversary
The Constitutional League of America, a nonpartisan group, calls for nationwide observances next Saturday to celebrate the 184th anniversary of the signing of the U.S. Constitution. President Harding serves on its national committee. 42 states’ governors participate. many cities plan pageants. Organizations involved include the Sons of the American Revolution, AFL, American Legion, General Federation of Women’s Clubs, Chamber of Commerce, Y M C A, Eastern Star, Daughters of the American Revolution, Jewish Welfare Board, National Security League, Federal Council of Churches, and Masons Grand Lodge of New York.
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League
Harding
Sons of the American Revolution
American Federation of Labor American Legion
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Y. M. C. A., Order of the Eastern Star
Daughters of the American Revolution
Jewish Welfare Board
National Security League
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Tthe Grand Lodge of Masons of New York
Cooperation theme marks First M E Church Brotherhood meeting
The Brotherhood of the First M. E. Church held its first fall and winter meeting in the church chapel room with strong attendance. Rev. G. W. Smith spoke briefly, bylaws committee final report passed, and R. C. Webster oversaw an evening program of vocal and violin solos, community singing, and refreshments.
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Brotherhood of the First
M. E. Church
Membes
Alrady
G. W. Smith
Martin
R. C. Webster
Frances Elliott
Dorothy Stultz
Brotherhood
Karl Kreig
Edward Ehrnholm
Humoreske
Walter F. Ehrnholm
Madame de Pompadour
Drdga
J. C. Dushanek
Building and Loan League organized in Union County
Representatives from twenty four Building and Loan Associations met in Elizabeth to form a Union County League. John K. English was elected president with George Compton as secretary. Committees on constitution revision by laws and membership were named to organize the league and prepare for a September 22 meeting.
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Building and Loan Associations
Union County
Chamber of Commerce
Elizabeth
Engsh
English
State League
Newark
Union County League of Building and Loan Associations
John K. Engish
Eizabeth
George Compton
Hillside
J. Henry George
Robert L. DeCamp
Wentfield
John J. Griffin
Kenyon Messick
H. B. Hardenburg
Dr. C. 8. Hardy
Ernest Sage
L. Inna
William Sefton
Addison Swift
Schuyler M. Cady
B. GC. Austin
Harold Depew
Joseph T Donaldson
M. J. Houlihan
Charles Knudsen
Elias F. Applegate
Law Revision Committee
Constitution Committee
League
Columbia
C. C. Coleman
Joseph Donaldson
ePoplesa
Caleb C. Pollard
William H. Ryan
Jefferson Park
William B. Walker
Edward Fee
Hlias FP
Applegate
William Wiebesick
A. Martin
James White
el Moro
West End
John Hygens
Elizabethport
M. J. Houlhan
L. H. Wanamaker
C. J. Sauer
Crystal
Philip Cohen
I. Berman
Victory
Patrick Keelan
C. F. Mader
H. A. Sendel
Summit
C. 8. Hardy
Roselle
E. A. Merrill
Crawford
L. G. Ferguson
Ken]worth
Linden—Fidelity B
H. B. Hardenbureg
Weatfield
Mutual B
Robert Cdcamp
Vaudeville at the Playhouse Weekly Schedule Listed
The Playhouse weekly program opens with David Powell in The Princess of New York and Pathe News Tonight. Thursday and Friday feature De ception with Pathe News and a Rolin Comedy. Saturday offers Is Life Worth Living with Pathe Review plus four vaudeville acts. Monday and Tuesday present Mary McLaren in Wild Goose with Hank Mann Comedy.
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Playhouse
Paramount
David Powell
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Weber
Silhouette
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Doris
East Broad Street
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United States
American Legion
Westfield’s
Geo. W. Frutchey
W. Harden
Walter M. Irving
Geo
Laird
P. Traynor
Richardson
Wm. H. Weldon, Jr
Lloyd Thompson
Constitutional League of America
Church Brotherhood
the Playhouse
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Bank Square
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Federal Reserve System
MR. Homebuilder
Modern Service Company
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Broad Street
Hélicyee
Westfield Real Estate
Elm Street
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