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Newspaper
Woodbridge Leader
Location
Woodbridge, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1932
Page
5
Woodbridge Leader classified page outlines phone and advertising rates, ad submission rules, and payment terms. Contains a lost glasses notice in Perth Amboy and a tutoring listing in Rahway with contact numbers, plus requests for canvassers and a general call to read the Leader regularly.
Advertisement for CHARLES SERMAYAN offers antique and new furniture work including upholstering, refinishing, slip covers, mattresses, rug cleaning and repair at 28 Main St Woodbridge New Jersey. Also seeks summer farm or country work from Ing. Mr. Dion 144 Main St Woodbridge with good home preferred to high wages.
Classified ad fragment listing printing services in Woodbridge with contact numbers and rental notices for homes and rooms. Includes for rent postings at 21 William St and 448 Went Ave plus furnished segments and board options at 144 Main St.
Troop 33 Woodbridge held a meeting Monday night Promoting Henry Stephen to Senior Patrol Leader Assistant Patrol Leader Paul Stufendorfer and several Eagle Patrol members Malcolm Tutan Arthur Quinn to patrol leaders. New assistant patrol leaders Fred Nelson Weston Mandy Fred Hillier. Scribes William Simfendorefer John Onehchiser John Mowbray. Quartermasters William Smith Louis Farrell Robert Quinn. Eight recruits Bert Caprat John Mowbray Joseph Pratt Arnold Jensen Kendall Magaral Kenneth Peterson William Gadek Donald Murphie applied for membership. Tenderfoot tests to follow with summer programs promised.
The board reports bids for coal supply ranged from 5.50 to 6.60 per ton with Avenel Coal and Ice Co. offering 5.50 and J Jordano Port Reading at 6.60. A communication from the Ford Lions club opposes traveling carnivals as harmful to the community and local merchants.
A Woodbridge High School graduation program outlines the ceremony Thursday with a full pageant and musical items. The pageant features episodes from colonial and revolutionary themes with named characters and scenes set around Locals such as John Smith and George Washington. Presentations will include diplomas, prizes, and the Class of 1932 in a formal Hall of Education setting.
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