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Newspaper
Woodbridge Leader
Location
Woodbridge, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1930
Page
2
Federal scouts join local observers to study the Japanese beetle outbreak and aid police in addressing resident concerns. Teams will make insect observations, with headquarters in Camden New Jersey and guidance from the Agricultural Department.
Prolonged railroad communication with the Cominiceman Gils re ggaes notes a 6 8 train timing at Port Reading 6 26 AM. City actions include sewer and pavement improvements and Maple Street vacating plans. Officials report wear on tires from local disturbances as investigations proceed.
Public notice invites sealed bids for erection of a portable time building and related school facilities at multiple locations in Wsttridge and Perth Amboy New Jersey. Bids must include certified checks and performance bonds, with awards contingent on Board of Education approval and right to reject all bids. Advertised June 20 and June 27 1935.
Miss Care Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Thayer Martis married Charles Rollins Prichard Jr son of Mr and Mrs Charles Rollins Prichard at the Marin home with over four hundred guests. Ernest Abbott of the Presbyterian church officiated amid blue delphinium and garden-rose decor.
Harold M Milne, 26, a salesman of 25 Third Avenue Mepruse New Jersey, told Judge B W Vogel he had neglected to get a 1930 license. A $7.60 fine was imposed and Milne promised to obtain a license immediately after driving without one for years.
The Arkansas Gazette notes Floyd Gibbons can switch topics at high speed, likening him to a domestic alibi supplier and praising his rapid conversational shifts as a notable ability.
Notice is given that on July 14 1936 at 3 30 PM in Darlign Saving Time a meeting will held to consider the passage of an ordinance. Taxpayers may present objections in writing to the Township Clerk prior to that date. B J Dunigan Township Clerk.
An ordinance notice from Weedbridge Township announces March 193 readings and related measures. The fragment mentions a municipal action, the township name, and a formal proceeding date.
Contractors may obtain plans and specifications for submissions to Woodbridge District No 1. Bids separated by trade with deposits and certified checks required. Successful bidders must sign contracts and complete work within set timelines.
The Board of Education of the Township of Woodbridge invites sealed bids for coal for the 1930-31 school year. Bids due in by 7:00 PM local time at the Midh School due Feth 1930. Descriptions list multiple school buildings and portable units with quantities of Net Tons Hard White and Buckwheat coal. District Clerk EXSIGN signs the notice. bids advertised June 16 1930 and June 27 1938.
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