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Newspaper

Woodbridge Leader

Location

Woodbridge, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1928

Page

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Rotary Leader Reflects on Minneapolis Convention Experience

Rev. J Benjamin Myers pastor of Trinity church and Woodbridge Rotary vice president shared insights from Rotary International in Minneapolis. He praised Rotary for promoting international peace through friendship and education, noted the 10500 seat ball, and described President Arthuy Sapp's reception at the President's Ball.

Rotary J. Benjamin Myers Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church Woodbridge Rotary Club Myers The Ledder Rotary International Minneapolis MoYers Woodbridge Club My. Myers Arthuy Sapp Mr. Myers Sap Myers Jent Tie Dohyaution Une Reglnn Aveelly Luntheon Sday He. Aead & Gepsrt

Woodbridge Gils Earn Diplomas at Newark

Irregular list notes Woodbridge girls receiving diplomas at Newark with sparse names and scattered details about activities. The fragmentary text references seniors and a ceremony at 314 Newark State but provides few clear facts or outcomes.

Woodbridge Gils Newark

Reunion of old schoolmates at court session

A chance meeting in the court rooms led to a pleasant reunion for Attorney Vogel of South Amboy and a visitor who believed Vogel to be a college chum. The visitor questioned the judge and after a telephone chat, the two schoolmates greeted in the local Recorder’s office.

Aerward Vogel South Amboy Amboy Hedin Vogal Judge Vogel lLocal Recorders

Rahway Sewer Ordinance First Reading At Township Meeting

The Rahway Valley trunk sewer plan moves forward as Rahway Township passes a first reading of an ordinance to join Woodbridge and surrounding towns. A 30 inch main would serve Mill Road Milton Avenues Main Street and Lawrence Street, discharging up to 1 300 000 gallons daily. The project costs approach two million dollars for Rahway Garwood Roselle Park Kenilworth Cranford Westfield Springfield Clark and Woodbridge with future expansion planned to accommodate growth. A July 23 public hearing is set before final passage. L Randolph of Westfield chaired the committee meeting.

Woodbridge Rahway Valley Mill Road Milton ‘Avenues Main Street Lawrence Street Rahway Garwood Roselle Park Kenilworth Cranford Westfield Springfield Clark Mio Arthur Kily Redwough Cur L. Randolph

Army Men Makeup Clash Sets Stage for Film Screening

Alfred Santell, director of Kirst National's Patent Leather Kid, brings a sensational broad at Block's State Theatre Woodbridge on Sunday and Monday. The film faces a playful controversy over makeup and powder use in U S Army scenes.

U. S Alfred Santell Kirst National Block State Woodbridge Yun Realidad Richard Thelmess

Local Women Attend Co D A Dinner Jubilee Plans

Local women of Marykyoll plan a Jubilee dinner to celebrate a founding event. The event will use Mary e trip buses from Grand Mayo and is set to feature speakers and community notices.

Co. D. A Mercedes

Union Township Seeks Participation in Rahway Valley Sewer

Union Township asks Woodbridge and other municipalities for permission to join the Rahway Valley Trunk Sewer project. The Union letter, presented June 16, 1928, stresses no delay or new factors and seeks co operation to study capacity and progress with Glyde Potts as consulting engineer.

Township of Woodbridge N. J Bernard J. Dunigan Township of Union Rahway Valley Essen Arden Union Glyde Potts W. W. Ruarghr

Second Annual Spaghetti Dinner in Iselin July 8

Mayor William A. Ryan to speak at the Gabriele D Anuucio Society event held at the Hotel Villa Roma Iselin. Jacob Grausam to preside as toastmaster. Afternoon athletic events include a baseball game between married and single men. Dinner starts at one o clock with invitations extended to prominent local figures.

William A. Ryan Gabriele D'Anuucio Society Villa Roma Iselin Jacob ‘Grausam Dagludes

Local Women Hostesses at Luncheon Bridge

Local women hosted a luncheon and bridge at River View tea room in Rahway on Wednesday. High scorers included Mrs. Leslie Carhazi and Miss Muriel Haney with others from Atlantic Highlands Elizabeth Plainfield Perth Amboy and Perth Amboy.

Elbwood Johnson James Wight Woodbridgs River View Tea Rahway

Woodbridge Girl Wins Local Theatre Prize

Jessie Brookfield of Main Street won first prize in a Bathing Beauty Contest at Block's State Theatre in Woodbridge on Tuesday night. Miss Port Reading Anabelle Nolan and Miss Ford Edith Klein won second and third prizes, with other entrants including Miss Carteret Grace Ricks and Miss Rahway Alice Brown. Winters will enter an elimination contest next Tuesday with a loving cup awarded to the winner. Each contestant must perform an original act. performance quality counts toward the prize. The regular movie program followed.

Jessie

Judge Imposes Jail Term for Youth Not Safe at Large

Bernard ce court records show Bartish as a youth likely to rob, steal or plunder. The judge deems him unsafe at large and imposes a jail sentence rather than a fine for this reason.

Pet Bernard Ce Jin Bartish

Man Wins Argument But Pays $50 Fine

Michael Pasto of Iselin was found guilty of assault and Battery after a quarrel over cow milking procedures. Mulley, a former coworker, reportedly threw a clock and then struck Pasto with a broom handle, leaving him badly beaten. Pasto was fined $50 plus costs in police court.

Michael Pasto Iselin Patrick Mulley Mulley Pasto Nolice

Avenel Firemen Plan for Annual Carnival

The Avenel Fire Company will hold its carnival on July 19 20 and 21 with Frank Healey as general chairman. A popularity contest for local girls offers a diamond ring for the top vote getter and an overnight bag for second. A men’s baseball contest runs each evening with prizes and a grand prize for the top scorer.

Avenel Fire Company Frank Healey Avenel

Five room frame bungalow with garden and mortgage terms

Five room frame bungalow features two lots and modern plumbing. Attractive garden offers building loan mortgage terms. Agent listed as 46 Sonora Josselin in N.d.

Sonora Josselin N. d

Weedbridge at Middlesex County Camp Opening

Poor Woodbridge children join the first group at the Middlesex County Keep Well Camp in Words for a five week open air program. More than 130 undernourished boys from Perth Amboy and New Brunswick will participate, with girls to follow. Dr. J Pretzman screens arrivals for contagious diseases as weights and health checks begin, under Miss Dora Einert with W C A workers guiding activities and local counselors from Perth Amboy South Amboy and New Brunswick.

Woodbridge Middlesex County Perth Amboy New Brunswick J. Pretzman Dora Einert William Osborn Nora John Cecilia Beakhoff Katherine Olsen Francis Haynig Perthamboy Everett Sheppard South Amboy Martha Garten Aun Elfeabeth Csn New Jersey State College

Firemen Plan Gala for Avenel Fourth of July

The Avenel Fire Company sponsors the third annual July Fourth celebration with a 10:30 parade from the fire station, a ball game at Steel Equipment Company diamond, children's races, a fireworks display, and a 9 PM to 1 AM dance at Avenel school. Committee includes Charles Stessél, George Kayser, and Mrs. T. F. Cannon.

Avenel Fire Company Avenel School Charles Stessél George Kayser T. F. Cannon

Alleged Wife Beater Held in $1500 Bail

Joseph Bakos of Wildwood Avenue was held for the Grand Jury after a preliminary hearing in local police court. He could not furnish $1500 bail and was sent to the county jail. He faces charges of atrocious assault and battery on his wife who says he tried to choke her and wield a blackjack. Neighbors testified for Mrs. Bakos but were not heard.

Joseph Bakos Wildwood Avenue Bakos

Woodbridge National Bank declares dividend per share

The Board of Directors today declares a dividend of 3.00 per share payable June 39, 1928. Transfer books will remain closed from June 22.

Board of Directors

Governor Smith Secures Democratic Nomination At Houston

A large vote total in Houston secures Alfred E. Smith the Democratic nomination. Robins steers final announcements as states list regional tallies. Smith gains across many jurisdictions with strong party rallying notes from Reed and Davis.

Smith Alfred E. Smith New York State Democratic Party Houston Joseph T. Robins James A. Reed Arizona Arkansas Cfornia Colorado Conne Delaware Taal Gynois Ingiane Jonay Kansas Kentucky Massathuestts Ngan Minnesota Mipsis Montana Nebraska N ‘Ada New Hampshire Somersey New Mexico York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Chaxon Penigma Rhode Island South Dakota Tennessee Cth Vermont Virgini Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Alaska Calvaia Hawaii Philippines Rico Dhaene Canal Zone Virgin Islands James Ay Gov c Te Simith Viele Reed Gobridge Aoany Pratt Lawes and Republican Party John W. Davis Pro Gore Smith Dal

Scouts Enjoy Camp Life at High Bridge

The Woodbridge Boy Scouts returned home after a two week stay at Camp Sheridan near High Bridge. Inspiring services led by Rev. Eo Abbott marked the camp’s close on Tuesday evening amid some bad weather. Nine candidates were initiated last Saturday including Rev. B.S. Abbott and several local youths. Albert Terhune won the best all round scout prize, James Lea the best K P duties prize, and Henry Nelson the prize for courtesy.

Boy Scouts Woodbridge High Bridge Sheridan Abbott Old Stone Mill B.S. Abbott Arthur Bsso de Aavert Dighrow John Roperth Joy Jackson Donald Mureauada Fried Needer Ned Sherman George Stricker Albert Terhune K. P James Lea Henry Nelson Arthur Anderson Rev. L Davis Balfour Albert Bowers Russell Baldwin Jack Blair Jack Campbell Whitman Campbell John Donnelly George Donnelly James Cotter Russell Demarest A. Tappen Beresid van Belnan

Temporary Appointment Records Township Attorney Nominee

Benard W. Vogel was appointed Township Attorney by the Township Committee on Monday to ensure legal services remain available while the regular attorney, Henry St. C. Lavin, attends the National Democratic Convention in Houston.

Reeoarder Benard W. Vogel Lownship Committee Alidimey Atorney Henry St. C. Lavin Houston

Party Honors Barron Ave High School Graduate

Miss Stasia Iika attended a party held at Mrs. Bilgoan’s Sewaren home in honor of her Barron Avenue High School graduation. Entertainment included exhibition dances by Miss Ethel Gajaida and prize cards won by Florence Barvistein Ruth McCann Elizabeth Scilienski Margaret Hendrickson and Helen Macan. Guests listed include Stacia Zylka Inene Zylka Margaret Hendricksen Helen Van Tassel Roth Helen Macan Ethel Galaida Daisy Zylka Florence Bernstein Perth Amboy.

Stasia. Iika Barron Avenue High School Bilgoan Sewaren Ethel Gajaida Florence Barvistein Ruth McCann Elizabeth Scilienski Margaret Hendrickson Helen Macan Stacia Zylka Inene Zylka Margaret Hendricksen Helen van Tassel Misses Roth Ethel Galaida Daisy Zylka Florence Bernstein Woodbridge Elizabeth, Scibenski Perth Amboy

Public Service Corp to Offer Stock in New Issue

At a New Jersey meeting the Public Service Corporation Board decided to issue at least 28687 shares of cumulative preferred stock with a 5 percent dividend. Holders of common and preferred stock as of July 6, 1928 may subscribe one new share for every twenty held. Warrants mailed August 4 and subscriptions with accrued dividends payable August 4, 1928.

Board of Directors Public Service Corporation New Jersey Glock

Funeral for Harry L. Rush Held in Sewaren

The funeral for Harry L. Rush was held yesterday from his late home on W Avenue Sewaren after a long illness. He died Monday. He is survived by his mother Annie Rush and David V. Rush and two sisters A and Lea A. of Sewaren. Services were private.

Harry L. Rush W Avenue Sewaren Annie Rush David V. Rush Lea A

Funeral service for James Bedi held at Carmel Church

The funeral for James Bedi was held Monday at his home on Strawbe Avenue in the evening. A service followed at Carmel Church.

James Bedi Strawbe Avenue Carmel Church

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V. J. B. Myers OTARY Trinity Church Imsie Agreen Freeman Halen Harned Gaigen Randolph Union Township Leader Nor and Mrs Avenel Firemen Weedbridge Woodbridge National BANK Woodbridge, N. J Ans Public Service Corp Harry S. Rush
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