Knights of Columbus Sponsor Sport Dance at Sewaren Club
The Knights of Columbus sponsor an annual sport dance set for Friday night July 1 at the Sewaren Land and Water Club. Led by J. Lester Neary the committee plans a popular county orchestra and a social function of the summer with many local notables assisting.
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Middlewe
Cornell
Columbus
Sewaren Land and Water Club
Wiétousle
J. Lester Neary
John F. Ryan, Jr
David Gerly
John Tough
James J. Dunne
Michael Killeen
Lawrence Campion
Waltery Dordan
Alfred Coley
John J. Keating
William Coughlin
Jack Caulfield
Victor Duggan
Charles Maugonie
John Campion
Funeral Services for Mrs Roar ke 62 Held at Woodbridge
Funeral services for Mrs Roar ke aged 62 were held yesterday afternoon at 2 from her sister Mrs William Danner's home 727 St George Avenue Woodbridge. Rev W D Strong pastor of the First Congregational Church of Woodbridge officiated. Interment followed at the Linden cemetery.
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Roarke
William Danner
St. George Avenue
Woodbridge
W. ¥. D. Strong
Linden
Rivalry Set for Sunday in Woodbridge Township League
A eagerly anticipated Sunday game pits Italian Demo Port Reading against Woodbridge A A, busy second in the league. Joe Murtha stars for Woodbridge on the mound while Hutnick starts for Port Reading to counter. Game at Woodbridge A A field begins 3 15 P M with a likely large crowd.
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Joe Murtha
Woodbridge
Woodbridge Township
Joe
Portsiders
Middlesex County
Neder
Italian Dem
Woodbridge McDonnell
Sandbeck
Curly Sullivan J. Gerity
Hiesel
Harbato
D. Gerity
Eggers
Martha
Woodbridge A. A
Democratic Clubs Meet Tuesday in Fords Park
The Anthony Aquila Democratic Club of Fords will meet the Port Reading Italian Democratic Club Tuesday night at Fords Park. The game starts at 6 16 o clock. Aquila bats Parsler and Panconi. Port Reading counters with Troika and Jess Sulli van. Casale, Port Reading president, will throw the first ball. Refreshments after the game. Read The Leader Regularly.
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Anthony Aquila
Fords
Port Reading
Fords Park
Aquila
Parsler
Panconi
Port
Reading
Troika
Jess Sullivan
Joseph Casale
Upsets Highlight Township League Sunday Battles
Woodbridge Township league action saw the Iselin Senators maintain pole position by defeating Keasbey Field Club 10 to 4 at Fords Park. A seventh inning four run rally prevented a shutout. In other games Heyden Chemical defeated Italian Democratic Club of Port Reading 4 to 2 as Sandoff allowed four safeties while Bapolte and Barba combined on the mound. Read The Leader Regularly.
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Woodbridge
Iselin Senators
Stague
Keasbey Field Club
Fords Park
Autheqites
Iselvnites
Heyden Chemical
Sandoff
Bapolte
Barba
Woodbridge Nines Hold Second Place With Avenel Win
Woodbridge A A defeats Avenel 2 to 1 in Woodbridge Township League as Keating belts a decisive eighth inning double. Eddie Gerity vs Bud Mullen pitched tightly. Avenel outbatted Woodbridge 10 to 4, keeping Woodbridge in second place.
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Keating
Woodbridge A. A
Wiliam P. Campbell
Avenel
Woodbridge
Eddie Gerity
Bud Mullen
Centenni
Cromwell
Dunham
Dave Gerity
J. Gerity
Jack Keating
Ed Gerity
Mullen
D. Gerity
Cessmmecine
Sandbeck
Ufansteenant
IE ‘Gerly
Campbells
Abd R Cromwell
Centennil
Woodhull
Matren
Ruddy
Collins
Stephen
Rosmilla
Creed O
Getc
Balla
E. Gerity
Olsen
Large Woodbridge High School graduates amid bicentennial pageant
The Woodbridge High School graduation honored a large class with diplomas across academic scientific and commercial tracks. A bicentennial pageant depicting Woodbridge history opened the ceremony, featuring characters like the Class of 1932 and the Spirit of Woodbridge, and included scenes of early town life and Washington’s welcome.
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Arthur Klein
Delle Kyentaere
Arthur R. Kreyvz
Dorothy L. Kreylog
Facurt A. Reistsan
Melvin A. Shersot
Jennie Sokolska
Betty E. Tinany
Dorothy L. Zischkau
Elaine Zischkau
Font A. Aqui
Huseei B. Baldwin
Nathan Berystein
Ernest, Blair
Margaret Gram
Catherine E. Briggman
Tianthe E. Burke
Mildred E. Choper
Erna MM. Dettmer
Jean D Young
Irving L. Farer
Doratny M. Fart
Daniele F. Galbraith
William d. Grausam
John M. Gurey
Pauline M. Hall
William HB
Henry
Kathryn M. Hinkle
Mary Darowski
Neérie A. Katt
Targeret M. Kennedy
Julius A. Ko
Robert L. Ferry
John Hacker
James J. Mayer
Francis 3. Neson
Raymond T. Petersen
William M. Petergen
Jerry A. Ketkwa
Vincent D. Shay
Dorothy L. Anderson
Laura E. Ashley
Francia S. Barna
Marie R. Baumann
Frank F. Baumgartner
Mary D. Charenko
Dorothy E. Christensen
Margaret Dalina
Frances M
Helen Nagy
Claire Nelson
Jeanette J. Nelson
Francis G. Parsona
Genevieve E. Peszynski
Mary R. Peta
Edward A. Pomeroy
Lillian Rush
Gladys A. Schade
Irene M. Tobias
Rose Varady
Eleanor W. Voelker
Helen V. Wainwright
H. Allen Wolhey
Woodbridge
Cross Keys Inn
Janet Gage
Washington
York‘town
Mt. Vernon
Woodbridge High School
Catherine Sriggman
D Ellis
Arthur L. Kreyling
Asteight
Walter, Levi
Edward Kosice
William Denman
Howard Fuller
Special Services for Unemployed Set for July Third
An unemployed service to seek divine help for jobless in the present crisis will be held at Trinity Episcopal Church on Sunday evening July 2 at 7 30. Rev Edward R Welles says no collection will be taken and all are invited to attend, with prayers for the unemployed and their families.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Edward R. Welles
Former Woodbridge officer Paul L. Farkas Sr. dies
Paul L. Farkas Sr. former Woodbridge Township police officer died at his home on Strawberry Avenue Woodbridge after a lingering illness He was appointed in 1917 served four years under Chief Patrick W Murphy He is survived by his wife Frances nine children two brothers and three sisters in Europe a daughter in Woodbridge and a later spouse Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon by Rev Frank Kovach of the Hungarian Reform Church Interment at Rahway Cemetery
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Woodbridge Township
Paul L. Farkas
Joseph Farkas
Strawberry Avenue
Woodbridge
Langering
Frances
Augusy Koch
Elizabeth
Amelia
Ines
Laura
Joseph
Paul
Ernest
Europe
Paul Reneezky
Mr. Farkas
Patrick W. Murphy
Safety Patrol Benefit Proves Huge Success
The Junior Safety Patrol of Woodbridge Town thank supporters for a successful benefit last Friday night. Receipts cover expenses for their annual picnic to Olympic Park next Monday with Traffic Sergeant Ben Parsons in charge of the boys.
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Woodbridge Townall
Olympic Park
Ben Parsons
Pigeons Stolen From Woodbridge Coops
Twenty five pigeons valued at over 30 dollars were stolen from the coops of Bernard Jost at 723 Rahte avenue Woodbridge. Jost reported the theft to Desk Sergeant Harvey Romond Sunday morning after a Saturday night incident.
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Bernard Jost
Rahte Avenue
Woodbridge
Jost
Harvey Romond
Loot at Clifton road stand targets cigars and candy
About $10 worth of cigars cigarettes and candy were stolen from John Turek’s Clifton road stand. Police report says the break in occurred sometime Saturday night and was reported to Motorcycle Officer Meyer Larsen.
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John Turek
Clifton Beware
Meyer Larsen
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C. Christensen & Bro
Main St. Woodbridge
Knights OF Columbus
Gertrude Roarke
America
Jefferson Motor Show Rooms
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Zak
Suswal
Cabiaheate
M. Vergillo
Sandorf
P Vara
Tallan Democratic Club
Ae Truskoe
McDonnell Depolito
Biesel Lb
Sullivan
Weeteearersee Anzogino
Soctsetetets
Mesick
Barbato
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Simeone
Rayden Diem
I Pattie Dem
Woodbridge Nine
Iron Man
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Rahway Savings Institution
Bank of Strength
Irving Street
Rahway, N J
Christmas Club
Paul L. Farkas, Sr
Firestone
TIRES
Firestone Courier
Hm Grand Iy
Zak Prien
Talay
Ea Oy
Firestone Sentinel
Firestone Oldfield
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Mendez Wight
Hugh Tompkins
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