Woodbridge High Girls Defeat Metuchen 30 7 in Fast Game
Woodbridge High School girls basketball overwhelmed Metuchen 30 to 7 at Barron Avenue yesterday afternoon. Star player Massagli led scoring with strong shooting, while Mussagli and Obropla contributed. Substitutes saw action as Woodbridge built a broad lead by halftime and maintained control through a rough third quarter.
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Woodbridge High School
Metuchen Lassies
Barron Avenue
Virginia Holland
Metuchen
Miss Smith
Woodbridge
Miss Mussagli
Miss Obropla
Phiyers
Siown Ali
Massagii
Massaeli
Senre Odbridge
Metuehen
Masi
Jopla
Micieh
Massagli
Hoys
Plumbers urged to strictly follow township code meeting set
A joint Board of Health and plumbing board session will discuss stricter license exams and tighter inspection under the township plumbing code. Mayor Ryan said enforcement is not political but a matter of equal rights for compliant plumbers.
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Township Plumbing Board
Board of Health
Board of Plumbing Examiners
Ryan
Board of Heath
Harry Reisman
Olsen
Peterson Watts
Peterson
Sewaren
Erry Street
Health Office
Reisman
Woodbridge Township
Health Board
Grausam Angeesled
Hold-up Men Get Cold Feet in Avenel Street Incident
E Goris of 29 Park Avenue Avenel reported two slicker-clad men armed with a large calibre revolver at Ruhway Avenue and Avenel Street. The would-be robbers, dressed in light brown raincoats and caps, fled as nerves failed and fog hindered identification. Police Leonard Gibson and Grady investigated the scene.
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E. Goris
Park Avenue
Ave-nel
Ruhway Avenue
Avenel Street
Tonmland
Gietin
Chaptains
Boris
Falice
Tutilé
Leonard
Gibson
Grady
Keasbey and Hopelawn Schools Lead Attendance
Keasbey and Hopelawn schools top the monthly attendance figures with high percentages 98.6 and 98.0. The record appears tied to a monthly assessment showing strong student presence and consistency across classes. A noted payment of 7.35 dollars is listed, possibly as an award or budget item.
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Keasbey and
Hopelawn
Keasbey
Aetanttine
January Health Report Shows Low Contagious Disease Case Count
Woodbridge Township records indicate twelve contagious disease cases in January per Health Officer Peterson. Diptheria worries ease as pneumonia, fever, measles, and chickenpox occur. 84495 classroom inspections, 54 clinic cases, 201 special exams, and 235 pupils found defective with 23 defects reported.
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Nuvses
Building Permits Appraised at 142 300 First Month
January permit activity totals 142 300 with 23 new constructions including 2 dwelling units on Jarron Avenue and multiple stores. Projects span Iselin Woodbridge Ford areas with brick and frame structures such as two 2 story brick buildings on Railway Avenue and several 1 and 2 story residences. Local builders listed include George Wangelstein Fred Eymundsson Luisi Camila and Dan Price among others.
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Wally
Carpentier Tracy
Whewa
Fords
George
Jiarron Avenue
Wene Gundry
Pord Avenue
Fred Eymundsson
Railway Avenue
Woodbridge
Luisi Camila
Wirshing
Ton Avenue
James Drew
Juliet Street
Iselin
George Wangelstein
Hornsby Street
T. Sacker
Gordon Avenues
Chris Rustenssen
High Street
Meda
Lester Drummond
William Street
Hesse Christensen
Foot Farm Road
Joseph Rus
Lincoln Bishway
Chester Smitt
Indiana Avenue
Dan Price
Colonial Boulevard
William Parr
Crampton
Joseph Martin
St. George Avenue
Joan Suler
Bodo
Correa Avenue
Ignatz Tupick
Peaystreet
Louis Nemeth
Florida Grove
Peter Gasko
Stork Visited 38 Homes in Township Last Month
Sudden cold shops and very changeable weather did not slow the stork in Woodbridge Township last month. The bird visited 38 homes during the 31 day period. Nine marriage licenses were issued by the Board of Health, and fifteen deaths were recorded in the township.
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Woodbridge Township
Board of Health
Births in Iselin Hopelawn and Dunham area names
Birth notices list several newborns with dates and family names. Elmilra Hendershott in Dunham, Trene Sedlak on Caley street, John Sehefchenko in Hopelawn, and Frank Edward Achrem in Iselin are recorded with their parents’ names and addresses in January.
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Elmilra Hendershott
Dunham Place
Frank Hendershott
Trene Sedlak
Caley Street
John Sedlak
Hopelawn
John Sehefchenko
Florida Grove Road
John Echefchenko
Iselin
Frank Edward Achrem
Middlesex Avenue
John Achrem
Marriage Licenses and Local Notices Summary
Paul Schickling of Sayreville and Mary Zick of Fairfield Avenue Fords were issued a marriage license. Alexander Sohur and Mary Menesv of Grovestraet Woodbridge also received a license. The text includes garbled lines about Cannibal Caruso and a grocer progress note.
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Paul Schickling
Sayreville
Mary Zick
Fairfield Avenue
Fords
Alexander Sohur
Mary Menesv
Grovestraet
Woodbridge
M E Methodist Men's Club Plans Regular Monthly Meeting
The Methodist Men’s Club announces its regular monthly meeting. Members are invited to attend the session to discuss club activities and community service plans. Further details are not specified in the fragment.
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The
Methodist 3
Awill
Woman's Club Leader Starts Clean-up Drive
In Pelena Montana on February 10 a nationwide 1928 contest by the General Federation of Women's Clubs begins. Mrs. Dally Dean Burgess of Helena chairs the education division and will award a prize cup to the cleanest town in each of 48 states based on before and after photographs and specific achievement reports.
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Pelena
Mont
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Dally Dean Burgess
Helena
Division of Community Service
Department of Education
Burgess
St. James Sodality Plans Valentine Dance
Planks are set for a Valentine dance at the St. James auditorium next Tuesday. The Mehmmaay 1 Abetiers orchestra will provide music and novelty dances will be featured. Mrs Julia Ning and Miss Frances Jordan lead arrangements with a committee of local young women.
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Sodality of
Milk Licenses Issued in January
Township granted milk selling licenses to Joseph Kone and New store in January.
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Joseph. Kone
New
Dunphy Feted At Quiet Woodbridge Police Funeral
Sergeant Philip Dunphy of Woodbridge died after a lingering illness. A quiet procession of fifteen officers marched from St James Church to James Cemetery, with Mayor Ryan and family in attendance. He served from 1934 to 1945 as patrolman, motorcycle officer, and desk sergeant, earning praise for loyalty and detective work. He was a former track champion and survived by wife Mary, mother Mrs. Ann Dunphy, and brother Thomas.
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Ain Street
Philiyphy
Max Dany
Ra Isleet
Dunphy
Leven
Phil Dunphy
Bluecoats
Main Street
Esc
Hey
4 James
Gime Ain
I. A. Hirner
St. James
Robert BE. Stitler
First Ward
James Walsh
William A. Ryan
Ryan
Browy
St. James’ Church
Reagan
Walter Hennesy
St. Mary's Parish
Plainfield
Daniel Ready
St. Mary's Church
Perth Amboy
Anna Dunigan
Murphy
Donovan
Police Benevolent Association
Jamies Walsh
William Diff
B. P.O KE
Richard Grace
Michael Cuil
K. of C
Gransam
Philip Dunphy
Woodbridge
Woodbride
Thomas Somers
Patrolmen's Benevolent Association
N. A
Seergeant Donphy
Bluecons
Set. Dunphy
Freeman Street
Middlesex Councy Knights of Columbus
B. P
E. Lodge
Rahwar
New Rates Add Local Toll Free Service in New Jersey
The Bell Telephone Company announces a new local toll free service expanding the Metropolitan Northern area. Woodbridge subscribers gain a larger local calling area including Rahway Perth Amboy South Amboy and surrounding towns with monthly charges of 5.40 for message lines and 4.28 for residence lines plus credits for higher usage. Rates filed with the New Jersey Board of Public Utility Commissioners outline stepped charges and reduced per call costs as usage increases.
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Woodbridge
Mare
New Jersey
Ben Tela
D. A. Ford
Aessey Bell Telephone
Jowest
Mord
Particu
Wilhayes Woodbridge Qcrtever
Linder Methehen
Perth
Ads Boy
Rahway
South Amboy
Board Public Utility Commissioners of
Ne Jersey
Wisioges
Vist
Willian
Stolen Dodge Recovered by Perth Amboy Police
Paul Sharick of New Brunswick Avenue Fermis reported his Dodge coupe stolen from King George's Road. Desk Sergeant Keating alerted nearby HQ and about an hour later Perth Amboy police recovered the car and returned it to the owner.
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Paul Sharick
New Brunswick Avenue
Fermis
King George's Road
Keating
Perth Amboy
Health Officer Reports Month of January
Health Officer Peterson submitted his monthly report to the Board of Health. Activities include quarantine of Catherine Hatned for sepriot fever, trip to Trenton for slaughter house license procedures, inspections of School Nos 11 14 Ford Sewaren Port Reading for sanitary conditions, and inspection of wayside eating places on St George Avenue with owners found abiding.
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Peterson
Board of Health
Woagland
Catherine Hatned
Green Street
Woodbridge
Trenton
Johin ‘Melick
Iselin
Fords
Sewarem School
Port Reading
St.George
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Woodbridge High
Barron Ave
OF DE Molay
Order of de Molayje
Americus Chapter
Americus Lodge 33
A. M
Alfred Wni
de Molay
Amboy
Jellgaian
B.W. Voxel
James McKeown
Roy Adderson
H. 3. Baker
A. H. Eonata J
Meseee AC
Ivers
Alareh
Pery M. Parker
Marion Parker
Los Angeles
Biel
William Edward Hivkoian
Mb. Vere
Angeles
Sickman
Manion Nes
Sehboot Vilten
Britten
High Schoo. Ong
Awita
William Edward Trig
Parker
Hinks
Isk Pave
Board of Health and
Plmbing Board
Township Board of Health Office
Stork
Fes
Progress
Mrs
Dolly Down Uitreess
St. Jas. Sodality
Woodbridge West
American Legion
Iidine
Agnes Allan
Rogers Producing Co
Claire Lewis
Virginia Kilt
Agda Brayton
Olive Earle
Karry Austin
Hive On
Est
Mesirov
Edward MedLead
Olive Earlemm
Victor N. Love
Lisbon
Legion Post
St. James Church
NEW Rates” Telephone CO
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