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Newspaper
Woodbridge Leader
Location
Woodbridge, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1927
Page
4
The Woodbridge Leader announces legal publication regularity and address. It invites correspondence from readers with opinions but bans anonymous letters and notes republication credit requirements.
Woodbridge New Jersey residents rally to form a local Izaac Walton League chapter to protect hunting and fishing grounds from pollution and deforestation. The movement, targeting state and federal support, aims to unite sportsmen across 17 New Jersey communities and eventually reach a statewide chapter in Trenton.
A pamphlet warns that banks lose money if accounts fall below a $100 average daily balance. It notes banks must provide safekeeping, deposits, book-keeping, checkbooks, and other services, plus taxes and insurance. Some banks levy a $1 monthly service charge on low balance accounts.
In the Times Building basement James the shoeshiner shares Greek memories from Sparta and Thermopylae. The writer reflects on learning from everyday people, praising living wisdom over books and noting that education continues through dialogue, not classrooms.
Dr. Spencer will be at School No. 11 Tuesday morning June 7 at 10 o clock to examine children entering Kindergarten in September. Parents may bring their child to learn if he has any defects and arrange corrections so he may start school ready.
A solemn Memorial Day procession and cemetery tributes marked the township observance. Veterans groups led a parade from Freeman street to School street followed by a luncheon for participants. graveside ceremonies featured prayers, wreaths, and taps.
The Iselin Golden Eaglet Troop No. 1 met at the fire house on Harding avenue to prepare for a rally in Colonia at the Céan residence. Mothers and friends were invited as scouts passed tests for badges and Camp Robinson plans were discussed with Rahway troops camping with Newark Scouts at Lake Marcia High Point Park. Irene Merrill was invested as a Scout. Rahway Council members did not parade on Memorial Day due to mourning for Mrs. J. Ryder. Six BETsOnS faced Recorder Vogel for motor vehicle violations.
Congressman Harold G Hoffman urges disabled World War veterans to heed Gen Frank T Hines Veterans Bureau notice that June 7 1927 is the final date to file evidence of service connection for compensation under the World War Veterans Act. The Sunshine Class of First Presbyterian Church meets Monday night June 6 at Mrs Andrew Simonsen's home in Sewaren.
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