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Newspaper

Woodbridge Leader

Location

Woodbridge, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1932

Page

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Centralized effort to wind down suspended banks began

Comptroller of the currency announces a plan to centralize assets and securities for the banks placed under receivership. The move aims to secure disbursement funds and coordinate with the Federal Reserve Bank of New York to manage securities dumped in New York markets.

W. Pole Lewfed Pole New York Comptroller Federal Reserve One New York Aimey Meeserve Bank of

Services for George Wa at Meprin Hospital yesterday

Funeral services for George Wa of George Street Aven were held yesterday afternoon at Meprin Hospital. Rev W W Hy pastor of Woodpr congregational church led the service. The body was interred at Rose Hill Linden.

George Wa George Street Meprin Hospital Newer Griener Green Street W. W. Hy Wood- Pr Congregational Church Rose Hill Linden

Two Candidates Tie In Light Board Election

In eight township districts a lively light board election saw budgets approved in all districts except the eighth where Dominic Calacarra and F Stillman tied at 24 votes each. District results list re-elections and budgets ranging from 5 000 to 21 500 with district eight proving the only near stalemate.

Dominic Calacarra F.stillman B. J. Dunigan John V.hunt Henry A. Dunham John A. Turk Josephine B. Christie George Gels James Toner William Cooper Wiliam Horn Edward A. Moran Patrick Donato John Urban John Trourdland William Godson D. L. Hedges M. Rupretus Albert Levin Edward Fagan Paul Sluk Frank Burgesser Michael Lewis Frank Bourassa Harry C. Jones John Petras Francis Kennedy Louis Kirch Max Waggenhoffer Michael Palo Ernest Link Winfield S. de Lyle Dominic Calocarro F. Stillman

Slot Machine Found at Port Reading Plant

A broken nickel slot machine was found on the Creosote plant property in Port Reading at 2 30 Tuesday morning by Patrol Driver Thowian Somers. Plant workers reported five men acting suspiciously in the tie yard, police were called, and the men likely rifled the machine contents and escaped.

Port Reading Thowian Somers

Township talk and idle chatter fill the week

The fragmentary notes record locals discussing a Yankee town meeting, school activities, police talk, and everyday banter. Names like Jack Logan, Ben, Nicky, Nate, George and Dick appear amid casual remarks on illness, hobbies, theft rumors, and a Sunday outlook.

Fio Leader Nicky Andy Larkins Nate George Mur Eddie

Gas Tank Fire Injures Local Youth In Rahway

Michael Serrotti twenty of Colonia road Colonia was treated for first degree burns at Rahway Memorial Hospital after a gas tank incident near Ridgely Avenue late last night. He was driving a car owned by Vincent Serrotti of the same address and was taken to hospital by Patrolman Fred Leidner before being released.

Michael Serrotti Colonia Road Colonig Rahway Memorial Hospital Serrotti Vincent ‘Serrotti Michael Ridgely Avertue Ivelin Fred Leidner

Three Women Injured by Stones at Avenel Station

Captain McNeil of the Pennsylvania railroad reported to Desk Sergeant Romond that three women were slightly injured when boys threw rocks at a 6:00 P. M. train at Avenel station last night.

Avenel Station McNeil Pennsylvania Railroad Harvey Romond

May Name Weaver On County Board

There are many probabilities that W. Guy Weaver of Woodbridge may be named a member of the Middlesex County Board of Taxation to succeed John H. Nevill of Carteret whose term expires. Other candidates include John J. Quinn Perth Amboy, Arthur A. Quinn Sewaren, Frank Hartman Sayreville and Mayor Joseph Herman Carteret.

W. Guy Weaver Woodbridge Middlesex County Board of Taxation John H. Nevill Carteret John J. Quinn Board of Education Perth Amboy Sepetor Arthur A. Quinn Sewaren Frank Hartman Sayreville Joseph Herman

Jocal Club to Host St Patrick Dance

The Chauncey Olcott Association hosts a St Patrick's Day dance on Thursday evening March 17 at the Memorial Municipal Building with music by the Rainbow Irish Troubadors.

St. Patrick's Day Chauncey Olcott Association Memorial Municipal Building Rainbow Irish Troubadors

Woodbridge High School Orchestra Plans March 4 Concert

The Woodbridge High School Orchestra will perform Friday March 4 at 8 15 pm in the high school auditorium on Barron Avenue. The group of about fifty plays guiellas cellos clarinets saxophones flutes French horn panels trombone bass horn piano tympani and drums with several faculty members and guest soloists from Elizabeth and nearby schools. A finale includes The Heavens are Telling from The Creation and Show Boat and other pieces. Afterward dancing in the gym features Harry Brown's Orchestra.

Woodbridge High School Barron Avenue Blanche Schoenbrun Adalaide Harned Mora Bal Eleanore Merril AH. State High Ehbol Orchestra Woodbridge High Erna Werdhandson Florence Snyder Elizabeth Trautwei Ruth Tracy Wooldbridge Migs Julia Offman Linden D. C. Lingenfelter Buffalo Walter Levi Elizabeth Levi Rutgers University Erna Derdinandsen George Ocfon Donald Tella Otto Lagervall Manhasset L. I Harry Brown

Changes in Voter Results Across Khe Board Districts

Voters in multiple Khe Board districts held annual elections Saturday night. In Woodbridge proper the budget passed with 11 dissenters as William Allgaier and William H. Treen won re‑election. Other districts saw varied results with several incumbents reelected and budgets approved.

Comuulestoners Varioua Woodbridge William Allgaier William H. Treen Pore Reading Peter Geis Carmen J. Zuflo Charles McGettigan William Wilson Iselin Carl Brinkigan Alfred Thain Daniel Cotton Pred Thomas George Degenhart Iselin Whi- Ham Roloff

Barbour Urges Prohibition Repeal at Republican Convention

Senator W. Barbour of New Jersey urged repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment arguing a majority opposes prohibition and calling for a clear Republican plank at the national convention. He warned delegates to avoid half hearted stances and promised to press for repeal.

W. Barbour New Jersey Dwight Morrow Republican Party Taur

Funeral services for Joseph Kovach in Perth Amboy

Funeral services for Joseph Kovach, 38, of Sand Hillond Fords, die nearby Perth Amboy General Hospital after a short illness. Services to be held this afternoon at two at Q A Finn's funeral parlors Amboy Avenue Woodbridge. Burial will follow at Rosehill Cemetery Linden.

Joseph Kovach Sand Hillond Fords Perth Amboy General Hospital Q. A. Finn Amboy Avenue Woodbridge foltew-in-Rosehti Linden

Lost Diamond Ring Reported in Green and Rahway Aves

A lost diamond ring was reported around Green and Rahway avenues on Saturday night. A reward is offered for its return to the Lealer Office.

Diamond Ring Green and Rahway Aves Lealer

Rose Dress Co Seeks Silk Frame Operators

The Rose Dress Company on 125 Washington Ave advertises for experienced silk drams operators. Steady work available.

HOLP Rose Dress Company Washington Ave Qarterot

Zoning Board Hears Pleas On Two Applications

The Zoning Ordinance board held a special Wednesday session at Memorial Municipal Building. Mr Clark of Avenel sought a lumber yard on Super Highway, which the board rejected. Tyson Bros of Edgar HMI plant sought a 12 by 24 structure for a heating plant and the board will inspect the plant tomorrow at 3 PM.

Ben Jansen

Attempt To Break Into Gorton's Two

Two youths were sent to the county workhouse for sixty days on charges of attempted larceny at the Gorton Ice Cream Company plant. Mike Sautch, 19, of Strawberry Hill, and Louis Henyece, 18, of Woodbridge, were named in confessions leading to the arrest.

Gorton Mike Sautch Strawberry Hill Louis Henyece Fulton Street Woodbridge Edward Gallagher Anager Henyece Andrew Simonsen Henry Dunham Henyecz Sautch George &. ‘Keating Ben Parsons Vogel

Salmagundi Holds Washington Program

Salmagundi Literary and Musical Society hosted a Washington program at Miss Ruth Erb and Miss Helen Pfeiffer’s Rahway avenue home on a Tuesday night. Asher Fitz Randolph and Dr. J T Spencer presented papers on Washington’s military and financial colleagues. Grace Huber Grace Y Brown and Andrew McCord performed in a music portion. Plans for a New York theatre party in March were arranged by Martha Morrow Mrs J Z Spencer and Andrew McCord.

George Washington Salmagundi Literary and Musical Society Ruth Erb Helen Pfeiffer Rahway Avenue Karl Metzger Washington Asher Fitz Randolph Grace Huber J.T. Spencer Chopin Grace Y. Brown Medley National Arts New York Martha Morrow J. Z. Spencer Andrew McCord

Murdock Wins Garbage Contract For 1932 33

George Murdock of Fords won the 1932 33 garbage collection contract after five bids were opened by the Township committee. Langan, the present collector, bid over 2000 higher. Other bids were rejected for bond defects or uncertified checks.

George Murdock Fords Memorial Municipal Nicholas A. Langan Murock Murdock Langan Laula Russo Frank Batorlo Anthony Santalero Anthony Aquila Public Utilities Commission Avenel Street Theennsylvania Larking Woodbridge Avenue Sewaren Fords Recreational Club Fords Park Communication Road Howard Street Hobart Street Hopelawn Quinn Karcher Rafferty

Antiques Destroyed in Sewaren Fire

A fire at Frank Monet’s Sewaren home destroyed antiques valued over 15000. Firemen faced thick smoke and needed searchlights to cut wires. An investigation will be conducted by the Woodbridge Fire Company as insurance covers the loss.

Frank Monet Cil Road Ferry Street Sewaren Hoyt Wooodbridge Fire Company No. L Howeser

Fords Firemen Schedule Two Weekend Games

The Kurds firemen announce two weekend games. Tonight St. John's of New Brunswick will visit Ford avenue School No 14 for a return match. Tomorrow the Second Warders travel to Perth Amboy to face St John L M C A at St Johns School.

Kurds Perth Amboy St. John’s New Brunswick Ford Avenue Fords St. John L. M. & C. Aye St. John’s School

Meanest Thief Burns Ring Dinks Clubhouse

A thief stole furniture from a shed used as a clubhouse by local boys calling themselves the Ring Dinks and set the structure on fire at 11 30 Monday. Woodbridge Fire Company arrived to find the shed destroyed after the youngsters had just saved up money for repairs.

WwWorld Grove Avenue Nelson ‘Street Woodbridge Fire Company

Pearl Found in Clam Stirs Newark Valuation Mystery

Ben Coppola, a Main Street tailor, finds what may be a clam pearl after dining at Town Fishery across from his shop in Perth Amboy. Newark appraisers value the piece at 200 dollars, with potential as a tie pin or pendant. Experts note no known clam pearl occurrences in standard references. The find prompts questions about provenance and worth and reflects a century‑old luck tale.

Ben Coppola Main Street Ban Sofield Perth Amboy Ben Oyatera Flahery Stret Mater Newark Cycelopedias Fisharman Agys

Landreth to Speak at Local Mother's Club Meeting

Katherine Landreth head of the Nursing School at New Jersey College for Women in New Brunswick will address the Mothers Club next Monday afternoon at Mrs. E. H. Boynton home Rahway Avenue. She will describe the schools and share facts about younger children. Plans will be set for an Easter card party with proceeds going to the Woodbridge Township Unemployment fund.

Mother's Club Tale Landreth Mias Katherine Landreth New Jersey College For Women New Brungwick Sheekar E. H. Boynton Rahway Avenue Woodbridge Township

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