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Newspaper

Woodbridge Leader

Location

Woodbridge, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1929

Page

8

Doors Open Patraimaty Finds Two Open Business Places

Al McDonnell found two business places open while making rounds late Tuesday evening. He notified owners of The Woodbridge Feed and Coal Co. that a door had been left open in that place and locked a door in a vacant store in the State Theatre Building. Display cases and other articles in the latter place had not been disturbed.

Patraimaty al McDonnell Woodbridge Feed and Coal Co State Theatre

Township Committeeman Named Acting Township Treasurer

Township Committeeman William P. Campbell was named acting treasurer during the meeting as the township treasurer William Gardiner was absent. The appointment covers the duration of Gardiner’s absence and provides financial oversight for the township.

William P. Campbell William Gardiner

Degree Awarded to Sigurd Petersen at RPI Commencement

Sigurd Thage Petersen son of Mr and Mrs L C Petersen of Freeman Street received a civil engineering degree at Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy during last weeks commencement exercises. He earned a thesis on design for a four leaf clover highway intersection.

Sigurd Thage Petersen L. C. Petersen Freeman Street Rennsselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy

Sewaren Township appoints Howard Pender tax assessor

Howard E. Pender of Woodbridge Avenue Sewaren was named tax assessor by the Township Committee at Monday afternoon’s meeting. He will serve a three year term beginning July 1.

Howard E. Pender Woodbridge Avenue Sewaren

Eastern 100 Mile Auto Racing A A A Championships At Local Speedway

Contestants in the Eastern 100 mile auto racing championships are set for a Sunday event at a local speedway. The field lists drivers with residences and car designs including Miller Special and Frontenac Special entries from cities such as Philadelphia Detroit Chicago Scranton and Dayton with various sponsors and car numbers.

Los Angeles Philadelphia Duisenberg Myers Benson Springs

Driver Breaks Track Record in Rain Shaked Trials

A rain sendoff capped the Indianapolis trials as drivers including Karnatz and Harry Targean posted near record times. Rick Decker and Shorty Cantlon clocked twenty three and four tenths seconds in the trials while Fred Winnal faltered. Lou Moore’s Miller Special arrived late, drawing eyes and a cautious crowd as official Thompson complained the starter perch was awkward. Fox News crews stood by as showers loomed.

St. Lou Moore Fred Whinal Jimmy Gleason Sam Karnatz Hilly Arnold Russell Snowberger Krank Farmer Bob Robinson Cheater Gardner Harry Turgeon Sanr -Greco Mike Hickson Rick Decker Shorty Cantlon Jack Krieger Joe Baker George Wingerter Karnatz Harry Targean Pawtucket R. J Staten Island Petralt Frontenac Fred Winnal Philadelphia Duesenberg Indianapolis Frank Farmer Arlew Lou Moore Indianapolla Moore Thormpson Thompson Fox News

Bridge Luncheon Honors Miss Harriet Breckenridge

Mrs Frank Edgar and Miss Grace Huber hosted a bridge luncheon at the Riverview Tea Room Rahway last Friday for Miss Harriet Breckenridge who will wed William Roeder of Paterson in August. Breckenridge, an instructor at Paterson schools, received a banjo clock as high bridge score honors. Attendees included Miss Ruth Erb Miss Sylvia Emery Miss V Sherwood Miss V McHirey and many others from Rahway and nearby towns.

Frank Edgar Grace. Huber Woodbridge Riverview Rahway Miles Harriet Breckenridge William Roeder MV Paterson Miss Breckenridge Berren Avenue T School Paterson High School Ruth Erb Miya Gertrude Schlesinger Slyvia Emery V. Sherwood V. McHirey J. E. Beeckenvidee Lou Weardell A. L. Huber Margaret Due Irene Shay Harriet Breckenridge Mary Beatty Sara Fitzgerald Alicia van Slyke

Poached or Fried Women Wanted a Spinach Ad in Sacramento

A Sacramento paper carried an odd classified style ad seeking women to participate in a spinach related promotion. The listing framed the opportunity as a publicity stunt with unspecified terms and dates.

Sacramento

Brick Homes Show Better, Cheaper Than Ever

An article extolls brick construction for small homes, arguing architecture adds value and contractors vary in quality. It urges choosing materials before house type, building for permanence, and prioritizing design and durability for long term sales, noting brick is stronger and more diverse than before.

Yeapac Hfe D W Pontes

Indispensible Conveniences Mall Home Design Promises Full Comfort

The feature outlines a house design praised for complete conveniences and inexpensive upkeep. It highlights a vestibule sitting area, rear sun porch, a living porch for outdoor comfort, full basement, and roomy garret. Built with common brick and a slate roof, it emphasizes fire safety, resale value, and long lasting appearance.

Colonia Scouts Merit Badge Awards Highlight Court of Honor

Colonia Troop held its second court of honor at the Colonia School with J B Tiffany as chairman and R McMichael secretary. After the meeting, patrol contests followed as the new troop committee took office and charter presented. Five Tenderfoot, twenty merit, three star and one first class badges awarded.

Tronow Aig Colonia Toop Boy Scouts Colonia School J. B. Tiffany R. McMichael J. Joy A. Brown F. Green Yore Souths

Former Canon Girl Marries Gunnison Man

A Canon City alumna wed a Gunnison man in a ceremony attended by family and friends. The couple plans to reside in the Gunnison area and begin their married life with local congratulations and well wishes.

Gunnison Colorado

Legionaires Get Paris Medallions

Woodbridge Legionaires who toured to the American Legion Convention in Paris in September 1927 received twelve bronze medallions. The pieces show the Paris skyline and a doughboy shaking hands with a French soldier, with Pour Toujours on the reverse. Names listed include Leon E. McElroy Edward J. McLeod Fred Mawbey William Messick Joe Ferraro Selmar Christensen William Houlihan Joe Silas Hugh McCluskey Arthur Bagger and Edward A. Kath family.

American Legion Paris Woodbridge Legionaires Federation of French Veterans of Pose Leon E. McElroy Edward J. McLeod Fred Mawbey William Messick Joe Ferraro Selmar Christensen William Houlihan Joe Silas Hugh McCluskey Arthur Bagger Edward A. Kath

Man Gets Ninety Days for Beating Wife in Hopelawn

Casper Dameoel a laborer of 25 Juliette Street Hopelawn was sentenced to ninety days in County Jail after arraignment on a charge of felonious beating of his wife. He faced a portly complaint and was remanded Wednesday in police court.

Casper Dameoel Juliette Street Hopelawn

Escape Report From State Reformatory

Local police received word that 24 year old Robert McCurry escaped from the State Reformatory last Saturday. He is described as five feet five inches tall and weighing 145 pounds.

Robert McCurry State Reformatory McCurry

Avenel Girl Injured in City Car Collision

Miss Anna Varga of Avenel was treated for minor injuries after her car was struck by another vehicle at the intersection of Green and School streets Wednesday afternoon. The drivers were Bathare Manning of New York City and Gustav Booth of Woodbridge.

Anna Varga Avenel Street Aveniel Bathare Manning New York City Gustav “Booth Lindén Avenue Woodbridge Green School Streets

Arts, Vanderstine Host Small Bridge Luncheon

Harry Vanderstine entertained a small group of friends at a bridge luncheon on Tuesday. Attendees included Mrs. E. S. Wheeler, Mrs. S. J. Henry, Mrs. J. Broadfoot, Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. A. W. Scheldt, Mrs. Fred Demarest and Mrs. Will Turner.

Harry Vanderstine E. S. Wheeler S. J. Henry J. Broadfoot Gordon A. W.scheldt Fred Demarest Will Turner

Graduation Party for Susan Leimpeter at Port Reading

A graduation party for Susan Leimpeter at the Leimpeter home in Port Reading featured roses and a group dressed in cap and gown. Guests included numerous family members and friends from New York City, New Brunswick, Perth Amboy, Long Branch, Woodbridge, and other nearby towns.

Port Reading Susan Leimpeter Bay Regdige Navary State Normal School Getty Ady J. Leimpeter Vermont Aene O'Shea Margar Wall Loretta McLinden James Wall New York City Migs Barbara Mary Anna Oterhorn Barbara Dort Madtherets Eliza Beth Newman Mra. Rath George Kenneth Hug Ier Brath Peter Newman New Brunswick Mre M. Coffey M. Hibbitts Francis Leimpeter Woodbridge

Uniformed Firemen Meet in Woodbridge

The Uniformed Firemen's Association held its first meeting on School Street in Woodbridge Monday evening. State and regional officers attended, with officers from Middlesex Union and Rahway present. The State Charter will be presented in Newark at Labor Lyceum on September fifth per the International Firefighters Association announcement.

Edwin 3. Chayman International Firefighters = Association prs Uniformed Firemen's Association School Street John Gann Fred HR. Mawhey Woodbridge Middlesex County John Sullivan Rahway Union County International Firefighter's Adésociatilon In Labor Lyceum Newark Kaye Charles Acker John Peterson John Donovan Carteret John Francisco

Steel Men Beat P. A. Dry Dock 8 3 in County Industrial clash

The Steel Equipment team defeated P. A. Dry Dock by 8 to 3 in a county industrial stand. J. Avenel was the winning pitcher with Lokey handling the delivery for the winners.

P. A. Dry Dock J. Avenel Lokey

Local High School Summer Classes Start

Barron Avenue High School began its regular six week summer session on Wednesday. Principal Art QC Ferry led instructors Miss Mary Beatty and Mrs. Alicia Van Slycke. More than five pupils enrolled. Courses include English Mathematics and grade subjects.

Barron Avenue High Art QC. Ferry Mary Beatty Alicia van Slycke

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