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Newspaper

Woodbridge Leader

Location

Woodbridge, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1927

Page

9

Hit and Run Leave Two Victims In Perth Amboy Area

Two pedestrians were struck by a fleeing motorist on West avenue Sewaren and near King George road. Mary Tinko 22 of Perth Amboy suffered multiple contusions and lacerations while Stephen Low 47 of Woodbridge escaped with non serious injuries. A New Jersey license plate K7612 was found at the scene though it may not belong to the vehicle. Patrolmen Gibson and Farkus aided the victims and the injured man was treated at Perth Amboy City Hospital.

Woodbridge Mary Tinko Perth Amboy Stephen Low Miss Tinko West Avenue Sewaren P. G Guildner Belleville N. J F.C. Carpenter Irvington Urbanski Daniel Gibson Joseph Farkus King George’s Road Vogel Harold Vogel Low Collin Collins Perth Amboy City

Leader retracts accident report

The Woodbridge Leader retracts a prior story about a laundry worker being knocked out by a flying belt. The error stemmed from a misinformed bystander and relates to a separate minor plant accident in which Aaron Bernstein, a manager, lost the tips of four fingers when a vat cover fell on his hand.

Woodbridge Aaron Bernstein Harold Vogel

Woodbridge Wet Wash Laundry Cleared by Inspectors

State labor department inspectors reviewed the Woodbridge Wet Wash Laundry and found the plant in first class order with belts well protected. The Leader notes the earlier mis information and confirms the laundry complies fully with industrial laws and regulations.

Department of Labor Woodbridge

Avenel PTA Card Party Draws Local Crowd

The Avenel Parent Teachers Association held a Friday night card party in the school basement. Mrs. F. E. Barth chaired the event. Prize winners included Pinochle players Mrs. P. J. Donatos, Fred Cigutura, Bert Wheeler, Mrs. Schien ner. Fan-Tan victors listed. Bridge winners included Mrs. F. Braithwaite, Mrs. B. De Young, F. Braithwaite, and Mrs. A. Pomeroy.

Avenel F. E. Barth P. J. Donatos Fred Cigutura Bert Wheeler Schienner Fan-Tan Barth Stephen Butter, Jr L. Butter S. Butter Geo. Almer Wilinebert Bridge F. Braithwaite B. de Young A. Pomeroy

Newark Man Fined for Driving Without License

Sam Harris, 24, of Newark, was fined $12.60 on a charge of driving without a license. Harris was arrested after his car collided with another on the Lincoln Highway last Tuesday while riding on a permit more than a month old.

Sam Harris Newark Harris Lincoln Highway

Road Stand Break-In On Lincoln Highway Stolen Watch

Petty thieves broke into a road stand conducted by Mrs. M. Coe on the Lincoln Highway Saturday night and stole 14 packages of cigarettes and a gold watch valued at $25. Patrolman J. Lewis filed the report at headquarters.

Lincoln Highway M. Coe J. Lewis

Lost Letter Contest at Woodbridge Bazaar Draws Crowds

A new Lost Letter Contest at the American Legion Bazaar on School Street Woodbridge attracts participants. Contest cards show three letters to complete a missing word on a banner, with nightly prizes including a 1090 piece table service.

American Legion School Street Woodbridge

Port Reading Peddler Reports Ice Cream Cart Looted

Luigi Daniels of Second Street Port Reading told Patrolman Joseph Maksinsky a theft damaged his wagon yard last Saturday. Items missing include a peddler registration fifteen boxes of Cracker Jack two ice cream dippers and about fifteen dollars in cash. Police are investigating.

Luigi Daniels Second Street Port Reading Joseph Maksinsky

Salmagundi Arts Society Hosts Forty-Seventh Annual Reception

The Salmagundi Literary and Musical Society held its forty seventh annual reception at the Memorial Municipal Building auditorium Tuesday night. Guests greeted by Mrs. J. B. Myers and others. program featured orchestra overture vocal solos and a one‑act play The Neighbors. Stanley Potter presided with Rev J B Myers and Miss Grace C Huber among organizers and officers.

Salmagundi Anna Frazer Zona Gale Grace C. Huber Grandma B. G. Demarest Diantha Abel J. Bo Myers Ezra Williams Asher Fitz Randolph Peter Harold ‘Stryker Inez Helen Pfeiffer Elmira Moran Ernest Moffett Trot Anna’ Hart Carry Ellsworth J.B. Demarest J. B. Myers Harold Stryker Grace Huber W. V. D. Strong J. HE. Breckenridge Carl Williams

Sunshine Class Presents Gift to Mrs Rowe at Year End

The Sunshine Class of the Presbyterian church held its final meeting at the home of Mrs. Andrew Simonsen Sewaren. Miss Eloise Pateman presented a feather traveling bag to Mrs. William Rowe assistant counsellor. Attendees included numerous local residents from Sewaren Port Reading Rahway Woodbridge and Carturet. The Father of Waters has far too large a family.

Sunshine The Presbyterian Church Andrew Simonsen Sewaren William Rowe Young, Sr Carturet J. Neivel Port Reading A. Lawrence Emily Lerwvende Russell Thergesen Rahway J. Bergh Elma Bergh Harold Paterson Blaise Pateman C. Ball Emma Jaeger Harry Baker, Jr Fred Schwenzer Edwin Potter William Donovan H.A. Tappen Woodbridge

Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs Maxwell Logan

Mrs Maxwell Logan of Maple Avenue was surprised with a party Monday night hosted by friends for her birthday. Bridge games determined the winners: Hebeaine Logan G Hargis Pratt Mrs John Short Miss Clara Hansen and Maxwell Logan. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Maxwell Logan and other friends and relatives.

Maxwell Logan Maple Avenue Hebeaine Logan Hargis Pratt John Short Clara Hansen T. W. Logan Blaine Nathalie Logan Demarest Fred Baldwin

Thieves Steal Locks From New Houses Under Construction

Fourteen pair of inside locks with bolts valued at 16.80 were stolen from half completed houses on Sewaren Avenue in Perth Amboy being built by A. Turik. The theft was reported to Patrolman C Sundquist. Kerensky continues to receive an openhanded greeting.

A. Turik Perth Amboy Sewaren Avenue C. Sundquist

Congregational Choir Holds Final Meeting Before Summer

The choir at the Congregational church held its final meeting Friday night at the home of Mr and Mrs W L Harned on Green Street. Attending were Rev and Mrs W V D Strong G MacBell Mrs E Marey Mr and Mrs W H Voorhees Misses Margaret and Florence Voorhees Anna Johnson Helen and Adelaide Harned Helen Dockstader James Prescott and Hugh Tompkins.

Congregational Church W. L. Harned Green Street W. V. D. Strong G. MacBell E.marey W.H. Voorhees Margaret Florence Voorhees Anna Johnson Helen Adelaide Harned Helen Dockstader James Prescott Hugh Tompkins

Youth Jailed for Tire Theft Belief Inutility

An eighteen year old Woodbridge boy faced a $25 fine plus costs after taking a tire from a parked car along a roadway. He said he thought the owner would not use the car, having seen it idle for seven months. Recorder Vogel ordered payment of $25 and costs totaling $27.60.

Woodbridge Vogel

Car thieves thwarted by empty gas tank on Woodbridge Avenue

A Buick was damaged and the thieves fled when the gas tank ran dry on Woodbridge Avenue. Bertha Pfitzner of Atlantic Highlands reported the theft late Friday night. Patrolman George Balint found the vehicle Saturday morning with tires removed. it was towed to police headquarters and claimed by the owner.

Woodbridge Avenues Bertha Pfitzner Atlantic ‘Highlands George Balint

Chicago’s wet mayor on Mississippi tale stirs debate

A fragmented note recalls Chicago’s weathered leader and a Mississippi river anecdote as a quirky public memory. It mentions American lumber and a bemused public tone, hinting at local lore rather than a formal event or outcome.

Chicago

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