Education and Athletics Policy at Woodbridge High
Principal Perry outlines balance between scholarship and sports at Woodbridge High School. Students must pass at least sixteen credits, maintain good conduct, and attend for three months before joining teams. Weekly grades determine standing. policy remains largely unchanged for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur de Perry
Wo Ynabbage High School
Perry
Woodbridge High School
Pootbad
Baréhi Alpipils
Masquerade Committee Selected for Elaborate Event
Preparations are underway for one of the era’s most elaborate masquerade affairs as a committee is chosen to manage a large crowd. Officials promise an organized, memorable night with planned routines and safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everage
Caine
Period of Grace Granted for Back Taxes in Township
Township Tax Collector C A Larson authorized to take steps to secure payment of back taxes after a Monday meeting. Notices will be sent to last known addresses for unpaid taxes due over twelve years. Total overdue amount listed as 264 540 dollars per municipal accountants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Larson
Jeanson
Gollecton
Wwe
A. Brayerman
State convention attendees head to Atlantic City
Local delegates plan to travel to Atlantic City for the state convention with the Woodbridge HHe Company members listed among attendees. The itinerary notes meetings at the Hotel Strand and socializing with local friends near the steel pier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Woodbridge Hhe Company
Oeen
Tessey
Rane
Dydeen Louis Zehre
Fowl
Fabian
Strand
Sunday School Rally Plans Announced for September 23
Local church invites all families to a Sunday rally on September 23 starting at eleven o’clock. The event features a serve in Sunday program, ticket details include 21 cents, and activities labeled as inviting attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owings
John
Pett Tixs
Tea
Seat AG SG
Dean of met will sivera in child psy
A fragment from a report notes a dean or expert connected to pediatric psychology and child psychology studies. The unreadable context limits fuller identification of individuals or institutions involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Met
Will Sivera
Will Fight Increase in Assessments in Woodbridge
Local officials including Mayor William A. Ryan and Finance Chairman Joseph Gill protest planned 15 percent assessment increases as inequities in property values surface. They argue Woodbridge residents have long borne heavy taxes and urge the state to review records from deeds transferred in 1926 and early 1927 to prevent further burdens. The group cites stated overvaluation in tax rolls and questions the accuracy of statewide assessment methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Lavin
Woodbridge
William A. Ryan
Joseph Li. Gill
Asssols
Lavin Sain
Reddy
Reasbes
Fords
Hopedawn
Wwe
Alert Cop Prevents Loss of Merchandise on Sunday Night
An officer on New Brunswick Avenue arrests a would be shoplifter, recovering a carton hidden under cardboard before it could be removed. The incident occurred Sunday morning and the officer returned the package to the store, stopping a potential loss of merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mena
New ‘Brunswick
Caray
Ines
Royal Arcanum Picnic at Cliffwood Set for Sept 22
A Royal Arcanum picnic at Cliffwood Beach is planned for Saturday September 22 with a delegation from Moodbridge Council and Bathing boating and water council activities. The afternoon and evening feature field games, dancing, supper, and entertainment for members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcanum
Cliffwood
Moodbridge
Couneil
Royal Axea
Outhwood Beach
Allernoon
Chitwood R. Lex
Nuin An
Potter Gap
St Andrew's Rosary Card Party Set By Society
St Andrew's Rosary announces a card party with proceeds to benefit a local charity. The event will feature games and refreshments, with organizers inviting parishioners and neighbors to attend and support the fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Andrew’s Rosary
Woodbridge Jews to Observe Feast Days
Local Jewish community prepares observances for the High Holy Days with services and collective prayers listed at the synagogue. Rabbi Bernstein notes evening services and potential gatherings planned for the coming days as part of the annual holiday schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbridge
Jen Wers
Ahein Hashanah Avleie
Synsene
Teast
Wil
Hevininnie
Rabbi Forth
Welcome dinner honors Rev F Kovach amid parish tribute
The article describes a welcome banquet for Rev. F Kovach, with addresses by Andrey Stoke and Rev. Br. Rinko, plus a brief speech by Mayor Rey. Bulgarian National Assembly ties and a song of the National Anthem conclude the evening as Kovach reflects on his abroad trip and parish affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayor
Ise
Lake Duke Wood and Inman Aves to be Repaired
Immediate steps will be taken by the Township Improvement Committee to repair Lake Duke Wood and Inman Aves. The petition with thirty one signatures urged swift action to prevent weather from hardening the road and making repairs difficult or impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LAKE
DUKE
Nee Wood Las Nee Ste
Palmotor Aid Rescues Two Lives In Perth Amboy
Miss Bertha Biasko and Miss Matilda Pedaston of Perth Amboy were nearly overcome by smoke when a pipe on St. Denis Street on St George avenue burst. Firemen used a pulmotor and four containers of oxygen to revive the two girls. Denis West and Mr. and Mrs. West of Woodbridge aided, as fire units arrived about 8 40 Sunday evening.
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Bertha Biasko
Mastilda
Pedaston
Perth
West
Denis
Woodbridge
Avere
Zas
St. ‘Denis
St. George Avenue
Piremen
Company No. A
Concannon Shows Zenith Radio at Store Display
Concannon unveils a new Zenith radio model highlighted as advanced and highly tunable. The display at the State Theatre Branch marks a notable expansion in local radio retail and showcases a ten-tube receiving set amid the showroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concannon
Zenith Radio
Tong
Gistante
Benithe
Ghopee
Goncannonis
Bolding
Sanitary Sewer Petition Consideration on Douglas Street
A petition has been filed to consider installing a sanitary sewer along Douglas Street. The notice outlines that a public hearing will be held to review the proposed sewer line and related improvements.
August Building Permits Totals 39 Items Value $98,456
August building permits issued total 39 items with combined value of 98,456 dollars. No further readable details available.
Well Known Woodbridge Landmark Demolitions Begun
Readable fragments describe the demolition of a historic Woodbridge Town tenement and town structures to make way for Parkway development and a planned recreation center. Notes reference original 1884 brickwork plans by Henry C. Tneva hani and preserved documents, detailing police quarters on the first floor and a courtroom on the second, with safes and township records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbridge
Huta's
Demsalghing Coffire
Sig
Benuiiin
Henry C. Tnevahani
Willian Creen
Grove Street
Preen
John Dreen,Jr
Hiss
Ani
Fations
Boaray
Salamaider Works
Willian Freer
Vino
Boor Avi
Police
Aanproyemena
Ceels
Avian
Broksen
Pian
Local Convents Near School In Yoking Pool
A fragmented note describes three lakes and a figure named Mr. Tomy in relation to a convent area by a school and a bound building or pool. Details are incomplete.
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Tomy
Yinding
Avenel Ladies Aid Plans Fall Activities
Avenel Ladies Aid outlines a busy fall schedule featuring social gatherings, community service, and seasonal events. Members coordinate programs, invite participation from families, and plan fundraisers to support local projects and church activities.
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Avenel Ladies
Fragmented OCR notes on long service career
A garbled historical fragment recalls a longtime railroad employee who served about 35 years across several departments. Unclear names and dates hinder precise identification.
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Wallem
Hizabeth
Swat
Galt
Tie Wailroad
Wien
Card Party Sparks Court Mercedes Match
An unclear sports note references a card party and a match involving sectors labeled Columbia and Olu with sparse details. No definite outcomes or participants can be confirmed from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Mercedes
Gard
Columbia
To Eliminate Nuisance Ta Giats Aheps Whl Tunication
Entry appears garbled with unreadable OCR text and no clear identifiable facts. No valid event, person, or organization can be determined from the fragments provided.
Stolen Carpenter Tools Reported In Local Raid
Fragmentary police blotter notes a theft of carpentry tools at a residence. Items missing include a variety of hand tools, with a suspect possibly linked to a nearby alley. No further details on motive or arrests provided.
To Stop Whistle Racket Rhetoric in Gol Pierce Notice
The fragmentary OCR hints at a notice about halting a whistle nuisance or racket linked to Gol Pierce. No clear names or dates are readable, leaving only vague references to a company and a protest or action to curb disruptive activity.
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Tadies
Ferry
An. Ordinande
Sanday School
Gill
Rev. F. Kovach
Douglas Street
Gominii
Lusha
W. Sjohnson
Tollows
State. of New Jersey
Dehananan Ten Low
T. He Warrison
Woodbridge Tow
Aes
C. di A. Card Party
Bird
Ansiliaty Car
Alec
Aden
Aiden
Wi. Ayes
Mrs. Mewhey
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