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Newspaper

Woodbridge Leader

Location

Woodbridge, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1933

Page

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Changes debated on pay for Board of Education election workers

At a Monday night meeting at the High School the Board Hocation discussed possible future elections without Mhaation and whether poll workers at the High School should be paid ten dollars. Officials note Ridgeville paid workers and debate centered on compensation and prior notice before elections.

ARD Board of Elections Bef E. C. Ensign Joffett Flowery Ridge Board of Education Eral Mr. Moffett Roy Reson Rice Dunigan Page St

Seniors Present Three Act Farce The Woofenpool

Woodbridge high school seniors select The Woofenpool as their annual class play directed by Mrs. Stephen Werlock. Eight cast members, four boys and four girls, chosen by academic standing, include Jennie Markow Harriet Short Mildred Bowera Irma Deter Thomas Markous Craig Senft Edward Nahasa and Adolph Boehm.

Woofenpool Woodbridge High School Stephen Werlock Jennie Markow Harriet Short Mildred Bowera Irma Deter Thomas Markous Craig Senft Edward Nahasa Adolph Boehm

Prizes To Be Awarded At K of Party March 17

Middlesex Council of Columbus backs an event at the Wwublan club on March 17 to raise funds with a large prize pool. A planning meeting at ten o clock will assemble the committee including John Ryan Jr and many others to ensure the affair's success.

Wwublan Club Middlesex Council Columbus Incex John Ryan, Jr William H. Fenton Law F. Campion Arthur Gets A. Turk Alfred J. Coley Gertty John W. Demler D. Campion Joseph Alexandrew F. Gertty Dacob Usam George T. O’brien John M. Mullen Gets George O’ Brien Arthur Geis Lawrence &On Lawrence F. Campion John A. Turk David ' John Ryan John D. Cam

Tragedy in Avenel as husband Krol Kills Wife Then Takes Own Life

Walter Krol 39 of Ellett Street Avenel shoots his wife Catherine mother of four, flees to the Burgle home, shoots again, then slashes his throat. Daughter Jennie 14 recounts the attack as police and coroner review the fatal sequence. The couple’s struggle ends with Krol’s death at Rahway Memorial Hospital.

Walter Krol Ellett Street Avenel Catherine Krol Stefanie Jennie Blanche Julia Burylo George Keatin Andrew Simonssen Rahway Memorial Hospital William Wilentz E. A. Finn John Newark Keating Gama

Amboy Minister Describes Washington as a Businessman

Rev. J D Niedermeyer of Perth Amboy's First Presbyterian church spoke to a Rotary luncheon on Washington as a business leader. He cited Washington's early self reliance, $530000 estate, and ventures like draining the Great Dismal Swamp.

Washington J. D. Needereyer First Presbyterian Church Perth Amboy Middlesex Hotel Niedermeyer Fieyd T. Howell George Washington Ae Rev. Niedermeyer Virginia Ren Niedermeyer Rugelle My’ Gittrk First National Bank Carteret Ralph Atkinson Rotartan

Local Column Snippets and Satirical Notes

A fragmented column mentions arithmetic exams at a high school and a sport scene with a humorous line about falling. It notes a political figure vowing not to visit anyone’s house for scrambled eggs at 4 A.M and odd food tips involving cracker feeds for fish.

Fred .Mawhey

Fire District Budget Approvals and Elections Across Regions

Fire district elections produced re ejections across districts. Edward Sattler and John Bergen were reelected in District No 1 with 271 and 378 votes respectively while 262 went to William Messick. Budgets passed with current expenses 14691 and chief’s 2409 approved amid wide margins.

Edward Sattler John Bergen Port Reading Patsy LaRusso Stephen Hutnick William Krauss James E. Toner Edward E. Doody Wagenhoffer Max Wagenhoffer Crows Milroad Jacob Bertram Hopelawn John Gregowicz Frank Kaminsky Larry Clemmen sAddie Ralph A. Lidlip Fords Avenel

Surrogate Probes L Campbell Will Probate Case

The will of Leonard M Campbell of Freeman Street Woodbridge was probated by Surrogate Connolly on Monday. Two sons John and Leonard named executors with eight beneficiaries listed including Mrs Ethel McKenzie Leonard Florence C Schwenzer John H Charles M Clarence F Ruth C and Grace of Woodbridge Plainfield and Walpole Massachusetts. Local attorneys Nathan and Bessie Dwyer witnessed the signing dated March 28 1980. A separate item notes a truck driven by Barney Hoernlin of Spotawood struck traffic at Main Street and Rahway Avenue on Saturday.

Leonard M. Campbell Freeman Street Woodbridge Connolly John Leonard Ethel McKenzie Bloomfield Florence C. Schwenzer John H Charles M Plainfield Clarence F Walpole Mass Ruth C. McElroy Grace Nathan Bessie Dwyff Barney Hoernlin Spotawood Main Street Rahway Avenue Maturday

Fulton Street Man Seriously Hurt Last Nite

John Jackquot a 57 year old Fulton street resident of Woodbridge was critically injured after being struck by a car driven by Steven Alach of 18 Krohine avenue Carteret. He was crossing Main street near School street when hit and taken to Perth Amboy General Hospital with scalp lacerations and possible skull fracture. Patrolman William Romond investigated.

John Jackquot Fulton Street Woodbridge Steven Alach Krohine Avenue Carteret Jackquot Galaldo Middlesex Hotel Main Street Amboy Avenue School Street Alach Perth Amboy General Hospital Wllliam Romond Steven Kruslowski Greole Street Perth Amboy Harold Petrucka Merchant

Lions Club to Stage 100 Cast Review at Woodbridge High

Woodbridge Lions Club discussed a May 4 performance of two review shows titled Better Times at Woodbridge High School auditorium. The production will feature over 100 local participants with proceeds funding the Lions club fund for a large township Christmas party and other welfare work. Anthony Aqui la chairs the entertainment committee and United Producing Co. directs.

Woodbridge High School Woodbridge Lions Club Gray Log Cabin Lion'a Club The United Producing Co Anthony A. Aquila Andrew Long Curtis Gray

Driver Receives Reckless Driving Summons After Motorcycle Stop

A road incident led to Officer Joseph Grady issuing a summons for reckless driving after a motorcyclist failed to stop and a stand was cleared. The event details remain limited to the issued citation.

Joseph Grady

Woodbridge Township Sets Delinquent Tax Interest Rates

The Woodbridge Township Committee resolves to ease collections by fixing delinquent tax interest rates for real and personal taxes. Delinquencies from 1988 periods are listed with specific date ranges and a note on adopting the measure on February 15, 1988.

Township Budget Slashed In 1933 By Lighting Costs

Appropriations for township salaries printing memorial building maintenance assessments and collection of taxes police department Recorder's court building health poor and road departments elections and audit were cut heavily an average 24 percent reduction hit police officials and clerks salaries in 1933 budget figures.

Recorder's Court Senate Assembly Towmbui Bbyrtlor Comadco

Woodbridge Township Budget Highlights Include Salary Cut and New Appropriations

The adjourned Township Committee meeting approved a budget of 655 936.79 with 397 491.02 to be raised by taxes. A $900 cut to the building inspector’s salary was noted along with new appropriations for Perth Amboy Hospital Kiddie Keap Wall Camp Middlesex County Tu becrealosig League Park Maintenance and other items. The report explains increased mandatory items and adjustments to interest expenses and debt service.

Robert L. Sattler Tuwnship Woodbridge N. J Perth Amboy Hospital Middlesex County

Legion Post To Present 113th Infantry Band Event

The 113th Infantry band of the National Guard of New Jersey will perform at a Woodbridge Post 87 American Legion concert and dance at the High School auditorium. Proceeds support the post Benevolent fund. The band, under Warrant Officer L R Anderson, features 48 Army Navy and Marine corps members and is linked to Roosevelt inauguration plans. Tickets from Legion members or at the door. Also notes a pedestrian accident on Perth Amboy and Am boy avenues with Steven Kruszlowski injured.

113Th Infantry National Guard of New Jersey Woodbridge Post No. 87 American Legion Post Army Navy Marine Corps John Phillip Sousa United States A18th Infantry Franklin D. Roosevelt Theodore Hoops Woodbridge 113Th Infantry Band L. R. Anderson Legion Parker Motung Ore Vienna Cdaype Sampa Garnet Medley Lake King Cotton Souga G. “Whistler Pryor Sally Trombone Midmore Friedemann Piccola Gerald Quinlan White Black Bird Andrews Lebar Stars and Stripes Sound

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