Woodbridge Grid Review Highlights Key Players and Prospects
The piece praises Rice’s Woodbridge High football outlook, detailing players such as George Digo, Ed Kosic, John Aquila, Anthony Cacciola, Howard Dayer, Pete Schmidt, Roy Fullerton, Walter Stillman, Donald Montague, Jimmie Dimock, and Joe Huddy. It extols strengths in line play, defense, and interferences while noting upcoming tryouts and the potential for next season.
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Sensi
Chrotih
Fim
George Digo
Woodbridge
John Aquila
Anthony
Cacciola
Aquila
Stiltman
Cack
Cucciola
Utackie
Pete” Jandrisevits
St. Mary’s
Diga
Harrington
Howard Dayer
Edward
Kosic
Bertha
Saffron
Kosice
Dayer
Middlesex County
Sewaren
Rutgers
Peter Schmidt
Roy Fullerton
Schmidt
Pele Po
Stillman
Pete
Fullerton
Ems
Dusan
Walter Stillman
Walt
Medwick
Carteret
Jain
Albie Booth
Yale
Donald Montague
Jimmie Dimock
Monty
Waters
Northwest Mounted Police
J. Dooley
Dimock
Jimmie
Biliman
Joseph
Hora) Huddy
Quist
Clong
Horse Nays In Frantic Finish After Interference
The report describes a dramatic late sequence with a great man in the interference and a finish that critics call a finished job. The line ends with a friendly sign off and a high-spirited note for the next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plinger
Moving on the Installment Plan Proves Expensive
Willian Coeyman of Bucknell Street moved his furnishings into a new home on November 23 and 24. Police report someone broke in during the week, stealing a small bank with about $15, a green dresser set worth $25, 10 to 12 men’s shirts, blankets, bed clothing, an electric toaster and silverware.
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Willian’ Coeyman
Bucknell Street
Coeyman
Rahway Avenue
Drunkenness cases heard in police court
Drunkenness cases disposed of in the police court by Judge Vogel. Andrew Jatkao, 19, of 338 Stockton street Perth Amboy, fined five dollars and costs. William Leonard, 638, Woodbridge, given 30 days suspended sentence. Charles Schwartz, Fulton street, fined five dollars. John Gambish, Old road Sewaren, paroled. Next Little Woman's Club meeting Friday December 13 at Miss Doris Turns home on Ridgedale avenue.
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Vogel
Andrew Jatkao
Stockton Street
Perth Amboy
William Leonard
Woodbridge
Charles Schwartz
Fulton Street
John Gambish
Old Road
Sewaren
Little Woman's Club
Doris Turns
Ridgedale Avenue
Women Republican Club rally in Rahway with praises
Degnavest Jamen Wisi and other speakers from Woodbridge addressed the Juncheon meeting of the Woman's Republican Club at the Riverview Tex Room Rahway. Rothven thanked the club for support in recent elections and Mrs Flanigan acted as toastmaster.
Telephone Directory Distribution Completed
The New Jersey Bell Telephone Company announced delivery of the new telephone directory to homes and offices on November 21. The lighter volume adds 20 000 listings across forty nine extra pages and features updated name plates for easier lookup.
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D. Ford
Newersey Bell Telephone Company
Private utility assets in New Jersey reach vast totals in 1928
The 1928 survey shows privately owned utilities in New Jersey totaling $570.06 million in capital, with nine power firms leading at $202.65 million and nineteen electric railways close behind at $242.61 million. The gas and water sectors also figure prominently among numerous operators.
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Puolic- Uel Dss
New Jersey
Jerey
Pointed Compliment and Clock Watcher Quip in Union Pacific Magazine
A brief remark about driving prompts a reply that twenty dollars and costs are involved. The Buffalo Evening News notes an applicant confidently deflects questions about clock watching by stating she owns a wrist watch.
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Yeas
Union F Pacific Magazine
Buffalo Evening News
Mid-State Tile and Mortgage Guaranty Company Forms Board
Ryan Director of Mid-State Co reports the Mid-State Tile and Mortgage Guaranty Company forms a board of directors with prominent Middlesex County business leaders. Mayhér Charles H. Fetterly of Bound Brook is a member, and plans include expanding into Somerset and Union Counties. The officers anticipate a successful future for the new firm.
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Middlesex County
Mayhér
Charles H. Fetterly
Bound Brook
Somerset
Union Counties
Mid-State Title and Mortgage Guaranty Company
Resolution to be engraved for Early at a future date
The New Haven Register notes a forthcoming resolution to be engraved and presented to a person named Early. The timing is described as in the near future, with details sparse and the document treated as a ceremonial gesture.
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New Haven Register
Collision causes injuries to two drivers in Perth Amboy
Charles Schwenzer of Schwen pers Garage on SS George's avenue and Simmel Williams of 189 Baldwin street Newark were injured when Williams' car struck Schwenzer on Amboy avenue near the Rainbow Inn. Both men were taken to Perth Amboy City Hospital. Williams had a dislocated shoulder and Schwenzer a deep head laceration. X rays were ordered to assess possible skull fracture.
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Charles Schwenser
SS George’s Avenue
Schwenpers Garage
Simmel Williams
Baldwin Street
Newark
Schwenzer
Amboy Avenue
Rainbow Inn
Wiisius
Willimme
Perth Amboy City Hospital
Williams
Perth Amboy Trust Co Christmas Club Breaks Records
The Christmas Club by Perth Amboy Trust Co. ends a record year with over 6,000 depositors using the saving plan. Last week the total checks paid surpassed 125000 dollars, announced vice president John J. Quinn.
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Perth Amboy Trust Co
Perth Amboy Trust Company
John J. Quinn
Mr. Quinn
New Member Joins Methodist Builders Society
A regular meeting of the Builders' Society of the Methodist Episcopal church was held at the parsonage Wednesday evening. New member Miss Caroline Peterson was welcomed. Mrs. J. R. Wright spoke on The Methodist Home for the Aged in Ocean Grove.
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Builders’ Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. R. Wright
Methodist Home For the
Ocean Grove
Caroline Peterson
Ethel Valentine
Carl Augustine
Edgar Kreusberg
Frank McDonald
Ite Parsonage
Teacher Taken to Hospital After Incident at Local High
Robinson, a teacher at Local High School, was taken to East Orange Memorial Hospital last Monday by Coach Brion Rice. An operation is expected for Mr. Robinson.
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Bills Robinson
East Orange Memorial Hospital
Brion Rice
Robinson
Woodbridge Police Force Has Modern Equipment
Woodbridge with a force of 80 has never failed to solve a major crime. The department boasts riot guns bullet proof vests and advanced crime detection aids. A gun battle and a robbery years ago prompted improved medical and emergency equipment at the station.
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Woodbridge
United States
Mort Modern
Bing
Ajay
Philce
Wiel
Thrift Still Thriving in Township Schools
The Woodbridge National Tage reports the thrift system in township schools remains strong with a total of 868.96 on November 26. The Bridge Club plans a regular meeting this Friday at Mrs. William M. Welant's home in Sewaren.
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Woodbridge National Tage
Bridge Club
William M. Welant
Sewaren
Pupils Learn Thrift In Townships’ School Efforts
The article describes thrift lessons taught to school children in the township and lists financial totals up to November 17. Funds from multiple collections include Woodbridge National, Port Readin, St. James, Senares, and IsGHn Nos. 1 through 6 with amounts ranging from 47.04 to 454.81 dollars.
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Pxam PLC
Woodbridge National Ys
St. James
Lin Noy
Senares
Isghn
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