Along Broadway By Judith Charlene Tiveyer of Danet Gaynor
A fragmented personal portrait sketches Judith Charlene Tiveyer a young actress and daughter of Gaynor, with work attempts dating from Christmas 1924. It recounts stage ambitions, fashion, peculiar habits, and a note asking for prominence in a newspaper. The piece also mentions a Jewish Alsters picnic and Rutgers events, ending with a signed letter by Dirk P. De Young.
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Tng
Deat
Gaynor
Ceoaumotown
Pennsylvania
I Geo Soutele
Murnad
George T Brien
Ecan
Chicago
Mets
Padence
Jimmy Durante
Letter to the Editor on Bond Debt and Fair Wages
A reader from Woodbridge Township argues against paying interest and principal on bonds while teachers and police are unpaid. The letter urges officials to confront bondholders and creditors, advocate wage fairness, and stop prioritizing moneylenders over municipal workers.
My Song of the Spring by Mary Agnes Jenkins
A sixth grade student at St James School writes a reflective spring poem about nature. The author, Mary Agnes Jenkins, wonders why life forces growth after childhood joys and contemplates carefree hours and aging.
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Mary Agnes Jenkins
St. James School
Knights of Columbus To Elect Officers Tonight
Middle sex Council Knights of Columbus will elect officers on Tuesday evening June 27 at the Columbian Club. A nominating committee comprising Michael Coll Jacob W Grausam Andrew D Desmond Michael Conde Arthur Geis Michael Holan James P Gerity was appointed to submit a slate for member approval.
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Middlesex Council
Knights of Columbus
Columbian Club
Michael Coll
Jacob W. Grausam
Andrew D. Desmond
Michael Conde
Arthur Geis
Michael Holohan
James P. Gerity
Memorial for Frederick W Lichtl at Trinity Episcopal Cemetery
Frederick W Lichtl 41 of Rahway formerly Woodbridge died at the veterans hospital in Lying. Survived by wife Kathryn M Freeman two brothers George Sacramento and John Eltingville 8 L sisters Mrs Barry M Decker Jenkinstown and Mrs Jethro C Summer Winston-Salem. World War I veteran served in the 105th Infantry company ammunition train. Funeral services Tuesday with full military honors under Woodbridge post American Legion interment Trinity Episcopal Cemetery.
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Frederick W. Lichtl
Waterbrook
Avenue
Rahway
Woodbridge
Veterans Hospital
Lying
Kathryn M. Freeman
George
Sacramento
Cal
John
Eltingville
Barry M. Decker
Jenkinstown
Jethro C. Summer
Winston-Salem
N. O
105Th Infantry Company
Greiner Funeral Home
Woodbridge Post
American Legion
Trinity Episcopal Cemetery
Routine Matters at Township Meet Include Tax Plan Debate
Township Committee discussed routine items on Monday at Memorial Municipal building. They opposed Assembly KITL 463 and Senate bill 57 proposing a five year tax payment plan, noting taxpayers would owe interest. A watchman at Freeman street crossing was ordered 7 AM to 7 PM. Public health concerns over Grove avenue drainage were referred to the improvement committee. Permissions were granted for Woodbridge Post Cani Legion circus on June 21 and Port Reading St Blagio carnival on June 19. Hopelawn Fire Carnival moved to June 19 week. Lester Raphael reappointed to stable for one year.
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Assembly Kitl
Senate
Henry St.Clair Lavin
Board of Public Utilities
Pennsylvania Railroad
Freeman Street
Heuwlth
Grove Avenue
Woodbridge Pos Can Legion
Grove Street
Society of St. Blagio
Port Hearing
Hagaman Heights
Hopelawn Fire Company
Robert L. Sattler
Lester Raphael
Harry Gerny
Woodbridge
Woodbridge notices on sewer and a probate administrator
Township of Woodbridge calls a June 20 meeting at the Memorial Municipal Building to review assessments for several sewer projects including Wildwood Avenue and Iselin trunk sewers and curb and gutter work. The notice also lists estate administration actions and creditor claims with deadlines and official seals.
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Township of
Woodbridge
Memorial Munic
Wildwood Avenue
Pith
Frank and Maple Sts
Lords
Avénel
Rahway Valley
Iselin
Iselin-Colonia
Amboy Avenue
Fulton Street
Avenel Park
Benjamin Avenue
Grove Avenue
Cove Creek
Sewaren
Aaid
Local Officials Plan Safety Measures and Visits
Mayor Vette Rityan chaired meetings on Woodbridge avenue asking Middlesex Water to remove a submerged hazard. Committeeman Howard Madison arranged safety barrels at Crows Mifle road with National Fire Proofing to mark mining clay spots. Police will monitor Second and William streets in summer. Committeeman Sattler explained the traffic review. Mrs Laura Coddington visited relatives in Princeton while Dr Fred Albee travels to inspect the Albee Graft at the World’s Fair and speak in Cleveland and Milwaukee.
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Howard Madison
National Fireproofing Company
Crows Mifle Road
Second Street
William Street
Sattler
Laura Coddington
Claire Avenue
Priceton
Fred Albee
Colonia
Albee
Chicago
Cleveland
Milwaukee
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Judith Charlene
Tiveyer OF
Danet Gaynor
Nagy Lar
Pines
Bertha Ohlott
Fretman Alreet
New Trunswick
Rutgers University
Tad Mra. Clothier
Dirk P. de Young
Woodbridge Township
Ports Corner
Apare
General Electric
Dorsey Motors Inc
Electric
Frank G. Dorsey
MGI
General Electric Center
Maple Street
Berth
Perth Amboy
N. J. Amboy
Dwig
Frederick W. Lichte
Memorial Municipal
B. J Dunigan
Nonce
George W. Wood
Melvin N. Clum
Leo Goldberghr
Hobart
Perth
Amboy
Elvinator
Kelainaar
Publicqadservic
Val
Koamel
Howse
Oulalde
Inalde Colora
Fiat
Cape Color
National Wall Paper CO
Smith Street
Pri Chai
N. J
Iicipal
Woodbridge Avenue
Middlesex Water Company
Teeman Gerna
Police Committee For Action
Joseph L. Gill
Vette Rityan
Holland
Kirsch
M. Rocker
Tel
P. A
Florist
St. George Avenue
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