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Newspaper
Woodbridge Leader
Location
Woodbridge, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1933
Page
5
Industrial designers predict a streamlined world in 1950 with airplanes autos and trains built for minimum drag. Experts explain that doubling speed multiplies drag and power, prompting giants like Union Pacific and Chicago Burlington and Quince to pursue wind tunnel testing and redesigns to win the efficiency battle.
Mrs G Robinson of Rowland Place Woodbridge hosted a Vandaling tea Monday afternoon for the Women’s Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church. Guests included Mrs Irving J Reimers Mrs Whitney C Leeson Mrs Leeland F Reynolds Mrs Martin Reyder and others. The prize in games went to Mrs Fred A Brieg.
The Sodality of St. Jaimes church sponsors a benefit movie afternoon and evening at the State Theatre. Features include The Lilgrimage starring Marian Nixon and Nor Man Foster and Martha Loves Papa with Mary Boland and Charles Ruggles. Co chairs Miss Mario Graugam and Miss Helen Van Tassel preside with a long list of assisting members.
Paul Adam of 6 Warden Avenue Saue Hopelawn died Monday night at his home after a long illness. He is survived by wife four sons and daughters Mrs Stephen Kovach and others. Funeral Wednesday at the John Calvin Reformed Church with interment at Alpine Cemetery.
A garbled column decries secrecy around the U S treasury and jokes about hush money. It notes Sally Rand fan mail speculation, a claim about Major Fordney describing a blue sky, a sea serpent sighting, and a quip on telephone subscribers and barter era graduates.
Automobile dealers in Newark and nearby suburbs seek space for the twenty seventh annual Newark automobile show. The event aims to tap a rising national car market and meet citizens needs while expanding buying power in the region.
Jerome J. Rafferty a former Woodbridge newspaperman died suddenly last Sunday in a New York hotel. He retired from newspaper work about two years ago due to ill health and had been residing in Baltimore Maryland with his family.
Dealers express unqualified enthusiasm as Newark plans its Automobile Show to follow New York’s event. Manufacturers will install special exhibits for Newark and bring them from New York, with NR A codes guiding the industry. Managers urge early space reservations before December 13.
The Bureau of Home Economics advises eating raw vegetables in winter, with menus including salads of raw veggies. Sample menus feature corned beef hash, baked beef and cabbage, winter vegetables, and gelatin molds with vegetables. Also included are notes on a public sale and probate notices.
Maurice Danken a 19 year old from Sweet Springs Missouri captured the Boy Farmer championship at the sixth national convention of the Future Farmers of America held in Kansas City Missouri.
In a New Jersey chancery proceeding Fidelity Building and Loan Association of Linden sues Anton and Annie Woovidhik. A mortgage sale is set for January 30 1934 at 2 PM at the Sheriff’s Office New Brunswick. The property lies in Woodbridge Township Middlesex County on the Ansonia Manor map lots 30 31 and 32.
Joseph Galaida Jr. succumbed Monday at 122 Math Street Woodbridge. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday with burial in Alpine cemetery. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Galaida.
Notice of public sale of mortgaged premises dated November 14 1993 directed to New Jersey authority. Sale to occur Wednesday December 27 1933 at New Kunawick New Jersey. Property includes lots 216 and 217 in Perth Amboy Heights mapped area with described boundaries at New Brunswick and Emmett avenues. Decree amount to be satisfied approximated in the notice.
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