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Woodbridge Leader

Location

Woodbridge, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1932

Page

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Electric Rail Service Might Start In December

Officials in Jersey City estimate opening electric service on the Pennsylvania railroad from Jersey City to New Brunswick by mid December with trials already conducted. A four car MU train reached New Brunswick at 60 miles per hour and officials foresee regular service by January 1. Electrified trains promise speeds up to 70 miles an hour and quick station departures.

Pennsylvania Railroad Woodbridge Township Jersey City New Brunswick Ita New York Washington

Linden boy to broadcast on WOR with piano debut

Allan Whiting son of Mr and Mrs Whiting of Linden avenue will broadcast tomorrow over station WOR at nine o'clock. He will perform a piano selection Zumanfang by Wilm and dedicate the program to his music teacher Mrs Martha Urdan of Senaren. He has been invited to take part in the Bamberger Christmas party broadcast.

Allan Whiting

Hearts and Flowers and Other Soft Music Please

A wilted gossip column notes frequent dinners for Grand Louse William and a sayable quip about love through the stomach. It mentions Art Lee in basketball, Carteret’s breakup with Mailman, a rock from a new boyfriend, Fulton Street Romeo Mike, a guessing contest for township postmaster jobs, and a tease about Tuts’ pan with a hint of continuation on page ten.

William Art Lee Mike Fulton Street Michael

Freshmen Hear Fourth Lecture In How to Study

Principal Arthur C. Ferry delivered the fourth lecture in Woodbridge High School’s How to Study course for freshmen. He described concentration as a habit, noting fatigue and distractions sap focus and offering practical tips to regain and maintain attention.

Arthur C. Ferry Woodbridge High School

Roll Call Totals $607 Collected for Woodbridge Red Cross

Roll Call reports show $607.26 collected to date for the Woodbridge Chapter of the American Red Cross. Chairs Mrs. A. F. Randolph and J. B. Breckenridge released the figures, listing numerous canvassers and specific contributions across Hewaren Colonia Port Reading Avenel Woodbridge and affiliated groups.

Woodbridge American Red Cross A. F. Randolph J. B. Breckenridge Hewaren Misa Joulae Morris Ihairman Canvassera E. Baltzel Mra Rankin Fords and Iselin Woodbridge — Rotary Great Atlantic and Pacific Co Bakelite Corp Woman's Club of Woman's Auxiliary Presbyterian Church Ladies’ Aid Congregational Church C. H. Rothfuss Mra. K. Taylor Paul Silvers Wallace Sofield Myrtle Howard G. Hunter W. Menick C. Peck F. Sorensen Lillian Gillis Kathryn Spencer J. Kreger H. Davin C. Anness J. Camp W. Brennan H., Jernee L. Reynolds J. M. McCreery

Rahway Girl Hart Slightly Injured in Auto Accident

Hart Hendershot of 110 Westfeld Avenue Rahway sustained light injuries when a car driven by her brother Olin EB Hendershot struck a Roosevelt Laundry vehicle driven by Michael Estoak on New Brunswick Avenue near Liberty Street in Ford. She was treated at Parth Amboy General Hospital and released.

FORDS LitWah Hendershot Westfeld Avenue Rahway Olin EB. Hendershot New Brunswick Avenue Liberty Jtreet Roosevelt New Laundry Michael Estoak Miss Hendershot Parth Amboy General Hospital

Selinites Honor Anthony Aquila

A new non political group the Anthony Aquila association formed at a meeting in Mike Oliver hall Iselin Officers elected President Frank Bourasa Vice President William Grove Treasurer Kenneth Van Pelt Recording Secretary Mrs George Dagenhardt Financial Secretary Windsor Lakis Trustees Paul Sluk Elmer J Vecsey Thomas Limon Charles Lambert Thomas O Nell

Iselin Anthony Aquila

Rosary Society Hosts Card Party At Our Lady Of Peace

The Rosary Society of Our Lady of Peace church held a successful card party Wednesday night in the church auditorium. Various games were played and prizes awarded. refreshments were served to attendees.

Woodbridge High Football Banquet Postponed

The Woodbridge High School annual football banquet is postponed temporarily. Election of the 1933 eleven football captain is expected to occur soon.

Woodbridge High School

Car theft report from Rahway avenue household

Mrs E H Boynton of Rahway avenue reported a theft from her car in the garage on Wednesday night. A pair of English gloves and a gray and green lap robe were taken.

Mra

Burglary Reported in Avenel Theft of Cigars

Steve Gapego of 192 Leesville Avenue Avenel reported to Motorcycle Officer R Simonsen that his home was entered Monday night and six cartons of cigars valued as taken. Entrance gained by forcing Joale onde beak cigar of the stare.

Avenel Steve Gapego Leesville Avenue R. Simonsen Joale Onde Beak

Truck Helper Dies After Brain Hemorrhage in Newark

William Oaks a truck helper for Roeaster Sterling Furniture based in Newark collapsed unconscious on Green Street near the superhighway after reporting head pain from high blood pressure. He died at Perth Amboy General Hospital fifteen minutes after arrival. Coroner E A Finn took charge of the body.

Wiliam Oaks Id4th Newark Green Street Oaks George D. Kell North 15Th Street East Orange Roeaster-Sterling Furniture Company Kell Oakes Perth Amboy General Hospital Thomas Somers E. A. Finn

Light District Abolition Hearing Slated At Township Meeting

A hearing on petitions to abolish the light districts will be held at the regular township meeting in the Memorial Municipal building assembly room. Officials estimate saving over 5000 dollars per year by ending special elections commissions and extra work for the assessor and auditor.

Township Committee Memorial Municipal

Money Box Stolen from Phone at Avenel Station

AVENEL The telephone at the Avenel station was torn from the wall and the money box removed Sunday night Patrolman Joseph Moksinsky reported. He had checked the site earlier and after returning found the theft in progress. The telephone company was notified and police are investigating.

Avenel Joseph Moksinsky Moksinsky Rahway Avenue Avenel Street

Local resident builds miniature village on Newark store exhibit

Woodbridge resident Erwin Nebel designed a detailed eleven building village with a church firehouse school and other features on display at Hahne's Department Store in Newark. His son Edwin Jr and George Dign assisted. The display includes realistic interiors moving figures a Victrola organ and Santa Claus handing out toys to visitors.

Newark Hahne’s Department Store Woodbridge Erwin Nebel Greenville Street Edwin Jr George Dign Mébel

Mezera Heads Avenel Firemen Chief Elected

Charles Mezera was elected chief of the Avenel Fire company at a recent meeting. Also elected were Charles Flynn as assistant chief Thomas Hughes as second assistant chief Harold Hanson as foreman William Kuzmiak as assistant foreman Martin Thullesen as outside warden William Russell as inside warden Henry Luakie and Otto Tospier as trustees Carrier was re elected to the Firemen's Relief association.

Avenel Charles Mezera Avenel Fire Company Charles Flynn Thomas Hughes Harold Hanson Forman William Kuzmiak Martin Thullesen William Russell Henry Luakie Otto Tospier Carrier Firemen’s Relief Association

Henry Hernstein Speaks at Reneece Cream Banquet

Henry Hernstein of Fouod Bridge was a principal speaker at Reneece Cream Co.'s first annual banquet at the Newark Elks Club. Bernstein urged countering big corporation lobbyists to prevent legislation that would hinder small company competition and profitability.

Henry Hernstein Fouodbridge Reneece Cream Co Newark Elks’ Club Bernstein

Union supper meeting at Hirat Presbyterian church

A union supper of the Christian Endeavor societies Young People's Society and Alumni Endeavors will be held Sunday night. Supper will be served at 5540 and the Princeton Theological Seminary group will lead starting at 6 45 p m. The theme is World Brotherhood with John A B Stronte as leader and a men's quartet providing music.

Christian Endeavor Societies Young People’s Society Hirat

Caseys to Hold Old Time Dance Tonight

Casey’s club hosts an Old Fashioned Dance tonight under Middlesex Council Knights of Columbus No 8549 at the Columbian Club. Rainbow Collegiate Orchestra provides music with many surprises planned. John F. Ryan Jr leads the organizing effort with a long list of assistants.

Caseys Middlesex Council Knights of Columbus Columbian Club Rainbow Collegiate Orchestra John F. Ryan, Jr David Gerly Joseph Romond Leaten Neary John Kory John Powers Chris Witting Joseph Alexander John Kileen Andrew Bergman Jacob Grausam

Rev Gaspar Takes Charge of Magyar Catholic Church

The Rev. Father John Guaspar assumes leadership of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel and the Hung Wan Magyar church on Amboy Avenue. He previously served as deputy to Rev. Lawrence Horvath at Our Lady of Hungary in Perth.

Gaspar John Guaspar Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Hungs- Wan Catholic Church Amboy Avenue Lawrence Horvath Our Bady of Hunge Perth Pxnboy Soy Bnyer Iad

Theft Report Near Glian Property Corner

Mrs. T Kath of Main Street reports someone forced entry around the Glian property at the Fulton and Second streets corner on a Friday night. Police investigation follows with details incomplete.

Mra. T. Kath Main Street Glian Fulton Street Second Street

Why We Should Shop in Woodbridge Essay Winners

Graig Senft a Woodbridge High School senior and Jane C Cox two freshmen won the Woodbridge Merchants Association essay contest. Senft receives a five dollar gold piece at next week’s assembly and Cox receives a seven fifty gold piece.

Craig Senft Jane Cox Woodbridge Woodbridge Merchants Association Graig Senft Woodbridge High School Jane C. Cox

Buy British movement sparks local Rotary talk

Gilbert Walters of New York spoke at the Woodbridge Rotary Club luncheon on the Buy British campaign. He warned it could trigger a flare up in the US or UK, calling it a de facto embargo on American trade while urging buying American made goods. The program also honored junior and senior students for essays and declared Woodbridge’s civic spirit needed to boost local prosperity.

Gilbert Walters Newark England Woodbridge Mr. Watters United States Jiadh Mra. L. Cohen Service Hardware Misa Ruth Wolk Harry Lager L. W. Grand Store Grace Kerr June Geell Kidd Lillian Bergman Evelyn Kreger Cltisens Moretti

Child Hurt In Port Reading Auto Crash

Theodore Zawlalak nine of Second street Port Reading was slightly injured when struck by a car driven by Clifford Page twenty two of Church street Woodbridge. Page was traveling on Woodbridge avenue when the boy ran from the road. Page took him to Dr Messinger in Carteret where he was found shaken but unharmed.

Port Reading Theodore Zawlalak Second Street Clifford Page Church Street Woodbridge Page Woodbridge Avenue Third Messinger Carteret

Card Golub Meets With Mrs Brown at Card Club

The C. C. Card club met Wednesday night at Mrs Walter K Brown's home on School Street. High scores were by Mrs Howard Woodruff and Mrs Robert Bressieq. Consolation prize went to Mrs J W Shephard. Refreshments were served. Mrs George Krock to entertain next Tuesday night at her Betty Street home.

Walter K. Brown School Street Howard Woodruff Robert Bressieq J. W. Shephard George Krock Betty Street

Typewriter Stolen From Woodbridge High School

A. Perry principal reports to police that a Remington typewriter with long carriage BE83767 was stolen from Woodbridge High School. The incident prompts investigation and possible witnesses.

A. ©. Perry Woodbridge High School

Mill End Store Promotes Daily Bargains in Perth Amboy

Mill Wool store at 93 Smith Street Amboy advertises daily bargain days with a wide selection of cretonnes drapery goods furniture furnishings and upholstery materials. The notice invites customers to visit for gift suggestions and special low prices.

Perth Amboy Smith i Amboy

Legion Honor Holohan at Past Commanders Dinner

Port Commander William J. Holohan will be honored at a Woodbridge Post 87 American Legion dinner tomorrow at 8 at the Fire House on School Street. More than 150 ex-service members expected. Toastmaster August F. Creiger and committee led by Leon B. McElroy.

William J. Holohan Woodbridge American Legion School Street August F. Creiger Leon Bf. McElroy Chalrindo Axel C. Jensen Raymond H. Moore C. W. Mesaick Thomas Kath Hugh McCluskey John Haborak Andrew Nicholas Clarence Dillaworth H. Lamp Earl Wendell

Stolen tea chickens reported from Florida Grove ropelawn coop

Mrs Dresstar of Florida Grove road Ropelawn reports Sunday theft of her chickens from a coop. The entry was gained by breaking the door, with the loss noted by her son William to Sgt. John Egan.

Mra. Dresstar Florida Grove Road Ropelawn William John Egan

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