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Newspaper

Woodbridge Leader

Location

Woodbridge, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1926

Page

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Escaped Assassin Threat Sparks Domestic Case in Woodbridge

In Woodbridge Judge Ashley hears Mrs. Julia Drusky accuse Charley Bordes of threat and interference in a complex triangle. A Straw Hill man testifies he was shot at twice while Bordes allegedly warned rivals, leading to Bordes being ordered to stay away.

Musgolini Anameles Strawgerry Hill Woodbridge Ashley Julia Drusky Metucheit Avenue Charley Bordes Kean Street Perth Amboy Drusky Brodes Strawberry Hill Broden Mrs. Drusky Bordes

Will Replace Fire Hydrant on Main St Woodbridge

The hydrant formerly outside Saltzman’s store on Main Street Woodbridge, removed a year ago by the board at Saltzman’s request, will be re installed. Former Chief Markowsky says it should never have been removed and that the board did not know a filling station would replace it. The Township Committee will restore the hydrant but rejecting a demand to place it exactly where the filling station stands.

Saltzman Main Street Woodbridge Free Commissioners Markowsky Sullyman Greiner

Donts For Deer Hunters During Deer Season

Safety tips from the State Fish and Game Commission warn hunters to wear red hats, avoid night hunting, carry proper ammunition, identify targets before shooting, and report duck bags within 48 hours. The note emphasizes sport, responsibility, and conservation, but text includes stray ad-like lines about a Star Six sedan and local merchants.

N. J. Fish Ame State Fish and Game Commission Trentor Ita Wardang

Missionary Society Christmas Meeting at First Presbyterian

The First Presbyterian church missionary societies held a Christmas meeting in Sunday school rooms on Wednesday night with Mrs H W Von Bremen and Mrs Grace C Huber in charge. The program featured hymns, a reading by Ruth Leber, a piano duet by Miriam and Ruth Erb, and a skit "A Dream with Mission." Cast members included Mrs Eugene Vyn Nice and others with roles such as Chin Lan and Hindu widow. Refreshments followed, led by Mrs A H Bowers.

First Presbyterian Church Union H. W. von Bremen Grace C. Huber Ruth Leber Leroy Dillener

Fire Prevention talk draws cheers at Ideal High School

T Alfred Fleming head of the National Board of Fire Underwriters spoke to Ideal High School students at the Barron Avenue auditorium. He warned that carelessness causes school fires costing property and lives and urged students to avoid dropping matches or cigarettes on school grounds. The Woodbridge fire department arranged the appearance through Chief Kath and former Chief Markowsky, aligning with its fire prevention program.

T. Alfred Fleming National Board of Fire Underwriters Barron Avenue Audtorium Fleming United States Tory Flaming Woodbridge Fie Fred Kath A. Markowsky

Hope to Make Florida Grove Road a County Highway

A New Brunswick meeting between Mayor Ryan Committeeman Crausant Engineer Merrill Woodbridge Township Deputy Commissioner J Malofey Engineer Booz Perth Amboy and the Board of Freeholders discussed turning Florida Grove Road into a county highway. County officials favored the project and a special meeting is set for December 30 with Woodbridge Amboy and county reps to inspect the road at the Smith Street switch.

Ryan Crausant Merrill Woodbridge Township J. Malofey Booz Perth Amboy Board of Freehotters New Brunswick Florida Grove Road Board of Freeholders Woodbridge Amboy Smith Street

Knights of Columbus Plan Big Dance in January

Middlesex Council 857 Knights of Columbus under Joseph Gracie re elected grand knight plans a big dance January 14 at St. James Auditorium Amboy Avenue Woodbridge with Fred O Briens orchestra playing. Lawrence F Campion chairs the committee in charge.

Intel Middlesex Knights of Columbus Joseph Grace St. James Auditorium Amboy Avenue Woodbridge Fred O’brien Lawrence F. Campion Ib Charge

Catholic Daughters Hold Christmas Party

Catholic Daughters of America at Court Mercedes hosted a Christmas party last night in the Columbian Club. The organizing committee led by Mrs. J. B. Levi fostered a festive evening with many attendees and a long list of ladies helping coordinate the event.

Court Mercedes Catholic Daughters of Americans Columbian Club

Woodbridge Girl and Pioneer Teacher Thank Guild

The Breckenridge Chapter of the Presbyterian Westminster Guild held a Monday night meeting at Harry Reyder Dunham place. Mrs A F Randolph led devotionals and Mrs J Breckenridge led the mission book study Our Temple Hills. Three letters of thanks for Christmas gifts were read from Carlisle farm school North Carolina and from May Sophie Johnson a Woodbridge teacher at Allisop James school Santa Fe New Mexico. Refreshments followed and a Christmas party is planned at Miss Grace C Huber’s Green Street home on December 27.

Carlisle Farm School North Carolina Sophie Johnson Woodbridge Whele Santa Fe

Gasoline Tax Collected Across States in First Half of 1926

Taxed gasoline totaled 3,660,987,686 gallons in six months, with states excluding Ellinois Massachusetts New Jersey and New York lacking the tax. Average rate near 2.39 cents per gallon. An estimated 856,650,000 gallons were consumed where the tax is not collected. 19,697,832 motor vehicles were registered, averaging 225 gallons per vehicle.

Ellinois Massachusetts New Jersey New York

Who Owns the Forests The forest land of the United States

In round numbers the forest land is divided among the Federal Government eight nine million acres the states ten million five hundred nine thousand acres towns and counties seven hundred thousand acres large private owners eighty million acres small private owners one hundred sixty thousand six hundred acres. I am Strome of Philadelphia in rue the ae of his Brother edgewood aa me.

United States Strome Philadelphis Edgewood

Brinkman Heads Iselin Women's Democratic Club

The Women's Democratic Club of Iselin met on Wednesday December 8 with County Committee woman Mrs Alice Elliott presiding. Officers elected: president Mrs Carl Brinkman vice president Mrs William Conley secretary Mrs O James Elliott treasurer Mrs Vincent Ciccone trustees Mrs George O'Neil and Mrs Charles Burgesson. Next meeting January 13 at the home of Mrs Alice Elliott. All women wishing to join are invited.

Women's Democratic Club Iselin Alice Elliott Carl Brinkman William Conley O’james Elliott Vincent Ciccone George O'Neil Charles Burgesson William Brashing Aliee Elliott

Colonia School Rolls of Honor Names November Pupils

The Coronola School lists students from all six grades who were neither absent nor tardy during November. Names include Tony Damiano and John Felton in First Grade. Joseph Ayers, Harold De Lisle in Second. Frank Ablonexy and Barbara Kills in Third. Hamilton Billings and George De Stephano in Fourth. Natalie Green and Dorothy Herder in Fifth. Angelina De Stefano and Clara Denny in Sixth.

Coronola School Tony Damiano John Felton Irving Lovell Bancroft Livingston James McNeely Frank Pinkham Alfred Sanderson Robert Wagner Annie Damiano Giovanoa Damiano Mary Gea Nun Florence Herder Julia Kaltenblbak Gertrude McAdrews Ethel Volk Violet Billings Margaret Jeroft Joseph Ayers Jos. Delardino Harold de Lisle Walter Lamhardt Edwin McMichael Edward Nelagan Donald Stockwell Newman Waite Helen Burger Patricia Bryne Mary ~de Sieto Victoria de Sistu Ethel Hathaway Anna Iorlo Blanche Jeroff Edna Sanderson Betty Saywell Frank, Berardino Wilbur Ga Nun Walter Madison Julan Ablonexy Barbara Kills Mabel Greek Helen Ku Natalie Green Dorothy Herder Hiizabeth Lamhardt Dorothy Madipon Margaret Boras Doris Ayers Margaret McCormack Marion Hagedorn Florence Pinkham Helen Belarding

Newark Auto Show Opens January 15 In Armory

The 1927 Newark Auto Show runs January 15 to 22 at the 113th Regiment Armory on Susse Avenue and Jay Street. Space demands push non car exhibits onto the north armory platform, allocating every square foot to 36 American makes from Auburn to Willys-Knight.

Newark 113Th Regiment Susse Avenue Jay Street Armory Ottier Auburn Buick Cadillac Chandler Chevrolet Chrysler Davis Dodge Brothers Erskine Essex Flint Ford Franklin Hudson Hupmobile Jewett Lincoln Marmon Nash Oakland Oldsmobile Overland Packard Paige Peerless Pierce-Arrow Pontiac Reo Rickenback

Sigma Alpha Phi installs 1927 officers at Phi chapter

The regular meeting at Mrs. A. G. Brown's home names officers: Elsie Schrimpt president, Margaret Morgengen vice president, Helen K. Harned secretary, Anna M. Peterson treasurer. A friendship doll is sent to Japan's doll festival. Next meeting set for December 37 at Mrs. Brown's home.

Sigma Alpha Phi Sorority Phi Chapter Congressional Church A. G. Brown Main Street Elsie Schrimpt Margaret Morgengen Helen K. Harned Anna M. Peterson Japan

Park Citizens Club Elect Officers for 1926

The Rahway Park Citizens' Club Inc held a meeting to elect officers for the year 1926. After the election a social hour was held and refreshments served. New officers include President Kelam E. Jolly, Vice President Nicholas Jive, Secretary James A. Roker, and trustees Domenico Gentile Jos D'Allesandro Stephen Vecceri Lawrence Gons Angelo Greco.

Rahway Park

Rutgers University Events Highlight Dramatic Arts and Hop

Students at Rutgers staged The Romantic Young Lady in the Women’s College building for three nights last week and plan to repeat the show for those turned away. The Annual Sophomores Hop drew 150 couples into Ballantine Gym, with a basketball game vs Temple University and house dances following. Professor N C Miller won at the New Jersey Realtors Conventions in Atlantic City.

Rutgers University Women’s College Ballantine Gymnasium Temple University N. C. Miller N. J. Realtors Onarestios Atlantic City

Recorder Jacoby Apologizes in Open Court to Judge Kirkpatrick

Nathaniel Jacoby the Carteret recorder apologized in open court to Judge Kirkpatrick and County Prosecutor for overstepping jurisdiction by changing charges against sixteen Carteret saloonkeepers to disorderly houses and fining eleven. Liquor cases involving sixty defendants were heard with some pleads of guilty and others not guilty. further actions will be in county court soon.

New Brunswick Nathaniel Jacoby Carteret Trolan Kirkpatrick

Hospital Auxiliary Plans Christmas Baskets for Rahway Hospital

Rahway Hospital Auxiliary met at Mrs. F. J. Perry’s home with president Mrs. B. W. Hoagland presiding. They will send Christmas baskets and request donations to Mrs. F. G. Tisdall by December 23. The drive seeks canned cream soups and winter fruit. A sterling silver salad fork and knife will be awarded in a January 10 contest for the building fund.

Rahway Hospital F. J. Perry Grove Avenue B. W. Hoagland F. G. Tisdall Rahway Avenue

Many Prizes Won At Eastern Star Party

A benefit card party by the Eastern Star at the Craftamen’y Club awarded many prizes. A hand embroidered luncheon set went to Mrs. Calhoun of Carteret. Bridge and pinochle yielded diverse gifts including lamps, towels, handkerchiefs, and brass trays. Refreshments were served by a committee led by Mrs. Lewis Frankel.

Lewis Frankel Victor Love Fred Baldwin John Anness Coca Harry Baker John Serena L Lewis Frankel Stephen H. Wyld T. H. Stryker

Tuesday Card Club at Home of Mrs Guth

The Tuesday Afternoon Card Club met at Mrs. Nevin Guths Linden Avenue home. Prizes were won by Mrs. Frank Varden Mrs. Leon Campbell and Mrs. J E Grow with guest prizes going to Mrs. Thomas Wand Mrs. Charles L Forge and Mrs. Frederick Spencer. Refreshments were served.

Nevin Guth Linden Avenue Frank Varden Leon Campbell J. E. Grow Thomas Wand Charles L. Forge Frederick Spencer Wiliam E. Bartow Plainfielf Charles la Forge Metuchen Edwin Mellek J. B. Grow Cedric Ostrom Paul Paul Martin Newcomer Lee Smith Carl Willams Claude Decker Ronald Manson Wand R. A. Hirner

Rutgers Club of New York Plans January Dinners

The Rutgers Club of New York will resume its annual dinners in January after years of dormancy. William A. Learned, class of 1886, serves as chairman of the arrangement committee.

Rutgers Club of New York William A. Learned Clas

Public Notice on Leader Publication Date Change

Next week the Woodbridge Leader will publish on Tuesday December 22 as Christmas Eve falls on Friday. All ads must be in at the Leader office by Monday evening December 20 to ensure insertion.

The Woodbridge Leader Net Leader

American Legion Plans Fund Drive and Fight Card for Paria Trip

The local post of the American Legion launches a January fund drive to raise money for a Wood bridge delegation to Paria for the Second A. BF. convention in Paris. A main attraction is a card of fights expected at St. James auditorium with details to be announced soon.

American Legion Brown Woodbridge Paria National Organization St. James

Sewaren Episcopal Guild Card Party Draws Big Crowd

The card party for St. John's Guild in Sewaren drew strong social and financial support Saturday at Mrs. Mra. M. Eborn’s home. Hosts Mrs. Eborn and Mrs. F. L. Winslow presided as fourteen bridge tables awarded numerous prizes to attendees including John A. Lahey and Mrs. A. Philip, with guests listing many local families and friends.

St. John’s Guild Mra. M. Eborn John A. Lahey A. Philiip Charles Let Charles Winwall C. M. Cooper F. T. Howell Philip Ooney Alfred W. Scheidt F. H. ‘Turner W. H. Tombs F. P. Adams Thomas Vincent J. A. Leroy Charles Lewis Nathan Rebbina George Urban PF. HL Turner F. L. Winslow Mre F. J. Adte My D. W. Rush Me. Ooper J. A Tikes C. F. Wigw My F. H. Turner Louis H. Brown

D A R Meeting Change Heads to Regent Home

Janet Gage Chapter D A R will meet Monday at 2 30 PM at the home of Regent Mrs Vateating instead of Mrs Benjamin Myers. Attending guests include Mrs A Randolph Mr Walter A Warr Mrs Kreger Miss Mittle Randoph Mrs Helen Pfeifer from Weddbridge Stanley Hartshorn Perth Amboy and William Caird New York.

William Stockdale Madinog Market Atrest Perth Amboy Wacegyr Janet Gage Benjamin Myers FR. Vateating A. Randolph Walter A. ‘Warr Hohe Kreger Mittle Randopth Helen Pfeifer Weddbridge Stanley Hartshorn Perth Amboy William Caird New York

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