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Newspaper
Woodbridge Leader
Location
Woodbridge, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1930
Page
4
The Woodbridge Leader invites correspondence from readers while excluding anonymous letters. The notice appears in Woodbridge New Jersey in the June 20 1930 issue, detailing republication rules for pens and editorial matter and contact information.
The township discussion centers on traveling carnivals and their impact on residents. Supporters praise them for amusement and local profits while critics warn of nuisances and unwanted hangers-on harming the community image.
Dwight Morrow's win in New Jersey's primary secures a broad margin and captures all counties, signaling strong personal support and a mandate on liquor reform. The piece notes both dry and wet factions acknowledge the result while warning it reflects broader regional sentiment and cautions Republicans nationwide.
Charlie Crr,. a speedway driver, visited PDQ Broadcasting Monday amid talk of the Toronto Speedway program. Grandstands lined Main Street for a parade from 2 pm to midnight with gas companies vying to host racers, free meals and beer post race, and customs checks on liquor aboard some cars.
A whimsical look at the Woodbridge firehouse reveals Charley the bald monkey and Spots the coach dog who shop for bones, plus Chief the police dog and aging pets like Queenie and Nibs. The piece recalls past dogs Jiggs and Firpo and notes births listed by the Board of Health.
A collection of misquoted phrases attributed to Terence Emerson Seneca Quintilian Goethe and Jean Paul reether about effort enthusiasm fear imagination and virtue. The readable lines resemble a poetry style card collecting notable aphorisms for reflection.
Mrs. Carrie Merchant Hales of Oak Park, a former Woodbridge School No. 1 music teacher about 30 years ago, visited old friends in town and shared memories of her years in the district.
A woodshed rear of John Kevach's residence at 69 Pulten Street burned in a morning fire of unknown origin. Woodbridge Fire Company No 1 responded to the alarm.
The Union Sunday morning service will start July 6 and run through July and August, hosted by the Presbyterian, Methodist and Congregational churches. Rev. W. V. D. Sromg of the Congregational church leads the first three services on July 27 August 3 and September 10, with Rev. H. R. Breiseh of the Methodist Episcopal church in charge of the last three services on August 17 24 and 31.
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