Scouts Leave Tomorrow for High Bridge Camp
Troop 31 scouts depart tomorrow for their ten day camp at High Bridge. Abbott, scoutmaster, will supervise with A. Tappen assisting the committee. Seventeen named scouts will attend with tests, drill, and a closing visitors day on Sunday.
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High Bridge
High Bridge Tomorry
Abbott
Scoutmanster
Tappen
Cop
Doug
Testa
Herbert Lunn
In Taritan Council
Jackson
Harry Armatrong
Poll Demarcat
Raymond Peter Jilelagean
Edward Rela
Melvin Sherman
John Eppen Oer
Russell Baldwin
Albert Outot
Walter Vy Yy
Aypik Patch RE Nilsen
Harry Wieon
Fred Leon Donnelly
Janica Keatpeuna
Jacek Biatt
D. Pate
Drunk Driver Sent to Jail for 30 Days
A Rahway man, age unknown, was arrested after a four car collision on Rahway Avenue near the Hive Reformatory. The driver received a 30 day jail sentence for drunken driving and related charges, while a passenger was treated at a hospital and later discharged.
Scout Executive Board Meets Here Tuesday
The Raritan Council of Boy Scouts of America will hold its executive board meeting Tuesday evening at the Galaida Hotel in Northbridge. Howard W. Thorn, council president, will preside, with representatives from all units attending.
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Raritan
Boy Scouts of America
Hit Street
Amboy Avenue
Noudbridge
Howard W. Thorn
Will Lodde
Avenel Firé Company Wins Attendance Cup
The Avenel Fire Company won the cup for having the largest turnout at the event held by the Teelion Fre Company. The gathering, hosted by the Avenel School, drew a sizeable crowd last evening.
Avenel Church Drive Surpasses Goal by Five Thousand
At a Sunday meeting the Avenel First Presbyterian Church fund drive reported over 15000 subscribed for construction and furnishings. The Ladies Aid led donations with 2000 to be raised within fifty weeks, and 7700 had been raised before Victory Day service. Campaign directors and several teams organized further appeals.
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Avenel
First Presbyterian Churc
Bundes
W. M. Dawson
C.A. Morrow
R. Hughes
A.M. Smith
Lendel Pomeroy
George Leonard
Mary Mowbray
Charles Siessel
D. P. DeYoung
J. Labat
J. EB. Donegan
William Dawson
William Krug
A. M. Schmidt
W. H. Krug
Herbert F. Ayrés
A. E. Schmidt
Avenel Children Bitten by Dogs
Avenel children were bitten by dogs during the past week. Harold Everingham, 4, of 37 Livingston street, was bitten near 4 o clock Friday afternoon. dog owned by Mr. Walker in rear of the Steel Equipment plant. Clara Muller, 8, of Fifth avenue, bitten Monday evening. dog owned by Mr. Anderson on Avenel street. Both cases reported to the Board of Health and animals are under observation.
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Avenel
Harold Everingham
Livingston Street
Walker
T. Spencer
George Muller
Fifth Avenue
Clara
Anderson
Avenel Street
Mark
Board of Health
Busses Crash on Lincoln Highway Iselin injures one
On the Lincoln Highway in Iselin last Friday evening two Pete's Taxi busses from Metuchen and two passenger cars were damaged. One bus faced south, the other north, with Dominick Fiaiani of Baltimore hospitalized briefly. Gracom of Jersey City drove the car owned by Di Giacomo. the second car was driven by Anderson of Elizabeth.
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Iselin
Pete's Taxi Company
Metuchen
Allen McDonnell
Dominick Fiaiani
East
Baltimore Street
Baltimore
New Durham Road
Gracom
Angelo di Giacomo
Webwater
Jersey City
Waiter M. Anderson
Monmouth Street
Elizabeth
Man Pleads After Passing Red Light in Philadelphia
Mike Gallina aged 36 of 4198 East Price Street Philadelphia paid the costs of court after being arraigned in a police spur t on Monday morning for a red light violation.
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Mike. Gallina
East
Price Street
Philadelphia
Township Primaries Vote Light in County Contest
In a light turnout primary election, two local men won Republican nominations for sheriff and coroner amid multiple township tallies. William Price led the sheriff race with 5 932 county votes and 1 187 township votes, while Andrew Keyes and Frederick Blodgett trailed. August F. Greiner won the coroner nomination by a large township majority, and Leon E. McElroy secured the Republican mayoralty nomination with a commanding county result. Other winners included Harold Schiller for Justice of the Peace and Morrison, Demarest for General Assembly seats, with George Cathers winning the Democratic County Clerk nomination. County officials and board contenders were listed with full county and township tallies.
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Shriev
Alts
Andrew Hkeyta
Frederick Blodgett
Price
Keyes
Blodgett
August F. Greiner
A. F. Greiner
Hay
Russell Har
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Leon E. McElroy
Aldred Anderson
Carles R. Stessel
Edna M. Hanson
Snxther
Herbert £. Ayres
Charles F. Stessel
Sophia Krohne
Edna M. Hanpon
Harold
Demarest
General Assembly
George R. Morrison
Joseph H. Edgar
M. Irv- Ing Demarest
John J. Feber
Anthony C. Ritz
F. William Hilker
W. S. Hannah
P. W. Hilker
Arnold Kalamen
Hannah
Williams
Dey
Walter Quackenbush
J. Fred Orpen
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Amos Wheatley
George Cathers
George’ Cathers
Anthony J. Gebhardt
Peter Kroeger
Berg
Whcoff
Compton
Tace
C. Raymond Wicoff
Lewie Compton
Moe Koch
Alexander Bors
Band Supervisor Move Sparks School Music Expansion
Band instructor reform urged after a board meeting led by Prof Love. Theodore Fepa proposed to lead a two day a week program at 1600 dollars yearly, with Mr Hoops teaching individual instruments and group sessions. Miss Fraser would remain supervisor but under increased scope.
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John H. Love
Board of Education
Love
Theodore Fepa
Hoops
Fraser
Justus Krako Placed Under Thirty Day Jail Sentence
Justus Krako a 44 year old laborer from Fords was arraigned in police court Monday morning on a assault and battery charge filed by his wife. He was ordered to serve thirty days in the county jail.
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Oyans
Haya
Vogel
Justus Krako
Fords
Cameraman Plans Local Film Scenes at State Theatre
Dan Dorn works at the State Theatre transforming the stage into a Hollywood studio for scenes of The Story of Woodbridge. He shot the Little Women's Club at the Concannon residence and will photograph Woodbridge Fire Company No 1 members, police off duty, and children at tomorrow’s matinee. Buddy Dayer of Sewaren and Evelyn Fox of Woodbridge named as hero and heroine in the usual State Theatre casting.
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Dan Dorn
State Theatre
Hollywood
Dorn
Little Women's Club
Concannon
Grove Avenue
Woodbridge Fire Company No
Buddy Dayer
Sewaren
Evelyn Fox
Fr Hart Speaker at St James School Commencement
Rev Peter J Hart of New Brunswick delivered a talk on The Value of Education at St James School Eighth Grade Commencement Exercises. The program drew many friends and relatives with diplomas awarded to students Bea Kath Edward Congrev Warren Einhorn Joseph Kish John Fitzpatrick Norman Lewis William Powers Stephen Zick Leon Gerity and to girls Helen Gulyas Sarah Barcellona Irene Simon Catherine O Neill Irene Merreti Grace Conlon Catherine Campion Ange Gerity Mary Peterz Ethel Ishinger Rena Snyder Teresa Gall Anna Zillal Mary Peer Margaret Krewnikle.
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Peter J. Hart
New Brunswick
St. James’ School
Bea
Edward Kath
Edward Congrev
Warren Einhorn
Joseph Kish
John Fitzpatrick
Norman Lewis
William Powers
Stephen Zick
Leon Gerity
Helen Gulyas
Sarah Barcellona
Irene Simon
Catherine O'Neill
Irene Mer
Graduates Receive Special Awards At Graduation Exercises
Peter Jandrisevits of Barron Avenue High School Class of 1929 earned two special awards and a certificate for top averages in mathematics and sciences and for perfect attendance. Bertha McKenzie won two prizes for highest class averages. Edna Brigemen received the Janet Gage Chapter prize in American History. Other honors went to Gwenn Christopherson and Isabel Felton for department top averages, with attendance certificates to ten students.
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Peter Jandrisevits
Barron Avenue High School
Jandrisevits
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Bertha MecKenzie
F. H. Turner
Sewarén
McKenzie
Janet Gage
Edna Briggmen
Gwenn Christopherson
Isobel Felton
Cynthia Anderson
William Denman
Frank Vukokovets
Evelyn Baldwin
Edna Brinkmas
William Handerhan
Andrew Kurginsky
Joseph Kurtinsky
Albina Mucciarello
Homa Peteysen
Avenel Fourth of July Committee Seeks More Funds
The Avenel Fourth of July committee reports $200 already raised for the celebration. A meeting at Flynn Tea Room Wed evening set the next gathering for Monday to push fund efforts. Local residents urged to attend and help with planning and donations.
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Ge Ee Aia
Wade
Flynn Tea Room
Tha Peany
R Paul
Sele ‘B. Niet
Etn Lat Warren
Girke
Seek Po Excel Speech at Barron Avenue High Commencement
Rev Dr H Y Mud land urged sixty four Barron Avenue High School graduates to seek excellence in one field and set goals for youth. Board President Melvin H Clum awarded diplomas, with Principal John H Love and Arthur Ferry presenting prizes.
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H. Y. Mud@land
Elizabeth
The
Methodis Episcopal Church
Barron Avenue High School
Markland
Board of Education
Melvin H. Clum
John H. Love Sii
Ofd
Laas
Arthuur
Ferry
Fall Keeps Girl From Attending Commencement
Miva Anna Donnelly daughter of Mr and Mrs Alexander Donnelly of Rowland Place had a four year perfect attendance record at Barron Avenue High School until an accident kept her from attending the commencement event last evening. She will still receive her diploma and a perfect attendance certificate, to be awarded by Principal Arthur Derry at the ceremony. Miss Donnelly slipped and sprained her ankle while coming downstairs shortly before eight oclock.
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Anna Donnelly
aMd
Alexander Donnelly
Rowland Place
Barron Avenue High School
Miss Donnelly
Arthur Derry
Misa Donnelly
Barron Avenue
Farry
Fragmented OCR Note About August Event
A damaged OCR snippet hints at an August event or deadline. Names, places, and specifics are unclear but the fragment implies scheduling or noting an appointment.
Board Accepts Resignations and Appoints Replacements
The Board of Education accepted the resignations of three staff members at Monday night’s meeting. Appointments, recommended by the teachers committee, included Theodore Valogh Dorothy Nussbaum Elizabeth Kitchen Katharina Clifford Mary Mack Lillian Anderson Effie Estelle Baker. Also accepted were resignations of Josephine Meehan Florence Bors and Sadie Miller.
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Board of Education
Theodore Valogh
Dorothy Nussbaum
Elizabeth Kitchen
Kathérina
Clifford
Mary Mack
Lillian Anderson
Effie Estelle Baker
Josephine Meehan
Florence
Bors
Sadie
Miller
Blaze at Iselin School No. 15 Causes No Damage
A fire at Iselin School No. 15 on May 24 started in a waste paper pile in the basement. Students evacuated in an orderly manner under teacher supervision. no injuries or damage reported. Clerk B C Ensign investigated, per Supervillag Principal John Love's report submitted to the Board of Education Monday evening.
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Iselin School No. 15
Supervillag
John. ¥. Love
Board of Education
Love
C. Ensign
Woodbridge Hardware Co Gets School Supplies Order
The Woodbridge Hardware Co received a contract for school supplies at a meeting. The total bid was 2003 dollars and 33 cents. Samples were approved as up to standard after a subcommittee review. Committeeman Walling said higher quantities were requested but refused, citing inferior items and potential losses on the current order.
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Woodbridge Hardware Company
Board of Education
Walling
NYC Man Injured as Delivery Truck Overturns on St George Ave
Anthony Alicio of 2388 Acqueduct Street New York City was cut about the face when his truck overturned after a collision on St George Avenue Saturday evening. Lucy Stockman of 109 Vermont Street Newark drove a car that jammed the side of the truck, according to Motorcycle Officer George Fint.
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Acqueduct Street
New York City
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St. George's Avenue
Lucy Stockman
Vermont Street
Newark
George Fint
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