Moore assails Riperr bills at Hackensack rally
Former Governor A. Harry Moore campaign stop in East Orange and Hackensack attacks Republican administration over ripper bills and local government control. He accuses Trenton of usurping power in Hudson County and condemns the Rudson County Park and Boulevard project and city water commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feore
Hudson
Union
Hackensack
Wernor A. Harry Moore
David Baird, Jr
East Orange
Baird
State Street
Hacken
Pat
New Jeray
Trenton
Lice Recover Two Stolen Automobiles
Two stolen cars were recovered by local police within the township. The first, owned by Fred Clark of Asbury Park, was found on Cleveland Avenue near Koy Avenue after a friend recognized it. The second vehicle, belonging to John Hammill of Rahway, was found on a road off Poor Road, its tires, battery, glass and other valuables stripped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Clark
Main Street
Asbury Park
Cleveland Avenue
Koy Avenue
Clark Thur J. Obruck
Asbury K
John Hammill
Evans Street
Rahway
Hammill Auto
Jon
Wrights Host Nephew Cosgrove Jr. Welcome Party
Mrs Wright of Hier's Lane entertained a group of friends and relatives in honor of their nephew E. Cosgrove Jr who has completely recovered from illness. The gathering included 23 guests at dinner with cards and games in the afternoon and evening. Attending were Mr and Mrs Daniel Sullivan and daughters Margaret and Lota Mrs John E B Col ve and daughter Kathleen Mr and Mrs George Wright and daughter Eileen Mr and Mrs John Sullivan and daughter Mary Mr and Mrs Ray Beguine and children Dan and Marie Raymond Hanrattie James P Nolan of Perth Amboy Miss Dorothy Smith of Ule
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wright
Hier’s Lane
N E. Cosgrove, Jr
Daniel Sulliven
Margaret
Lota
John EB. Colve
Kathleen
Daniel
John
Khter
Eileen
Town
John Sullivan
Mary
Rayod
Dans
Marie
Raymond Hanrattie
James P. Nolan
Perth
Dorothy Smith
Ule
7 361 Voters Registered In Township for Fall Election
A total of 7 361 voters were registered across nineteen districts in three wards after election boards completed the permanent registry following census data showing over 25 000 population. Voters not registered by sessions have until October 6 to register at the township clerk's office.
Mrs William Messick to Head Woodbridge Legion Auxiliary
Mrs William Messick was re elected president of the Ladies Auxiliary of Woodbridge Poet No 97 American Legion at the first fall meeting held Monday night at Memorial Municipal Building. New members welcomed six in all. Officers elected include Selma Christensen first vice president Vincent Weaver second vice president Rudolph Voelker secretary Harold Whitaker chaplain Roland Sprague sergeant at arms and E M Wendell historian. A public card party at the Memorial Municipal Building is planned for early next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Municipal
William Messick
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Woodbridge
American Legion
Ete
Selma Christensen
Vincent Weaver
Rudolph Voelker
Harold Whitaker
Edward Trost
Ergeant Atarms
Roland Sprague
Voelker
Charles Franks
E. M. Wendell
Martha Marie
Charles Anness
Claire Mattensen
Marie Gilsworth
Memorial Municipal Building
Rudolph Voels
Legion
Woman Struck On Amboy Avenue. Minor injuries reported
Nelson Kelly of Morris Plains told Desk Sergeant George Balint at 7 40 PM Monday that while driving south on Amboy avenue near Albert street he struck Mary Lengyel of 296 Amboy avenue as she ran into the street. Lengyel was treated for slight bruises by Dr L T Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Kelly
Morris Plains
George Balint
Amboy Avenue
Albert Street
Mary Lengyel
Kelly
L. T. Spencer
Electrification plans eyed for Rahway Perth Amboy branch
Engineering staff at the Pennsylvania Railroad is compiling cost figures for electrifying the Rahway Perth Amboy branch serving Woodbridge. Officials say no definite plans exist yet though work on the main line continues. Citizens expect rapid transit boosts to development and regional ties to New York and New Jersey cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Manhattan Transfer
Trenton
Rahway-Perth Amboy
Woodbridge
K. C. Morse
Woodbridge Township
Mr. Claibault
New York
New Jersey
New Dates Set for Refuse Collection in Districts
The board of health announces a new garbage collection system starting October 1. One weekly pick up will occur per district with Woodbridge north of Main on Monday and south of Main on Tuesday. Ford, Hopseawn Wednesday. Iselin and Avenel Thursday. Sewaren and Port Reading Friday. Citizens should place garbage at the curb the night before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Woodbridge
Main Street
Fords and Hopseawn
Iselin
Avenel
Sewaren
Port Reading
Rothfuss Couple Begin Newport Trip and Cleveland Study
Dr and Mrs Rothfuss depart on a motor vacation through Virginia to the Orile Clinic in Cleveland Ohio where Dr Rothfuss will continue his studies. They expect to return October 2 with Dr Joseph Gutowski from Grace Avenue Perth Amboy serving in his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothfuss
C . Rothfuss
Virginia
Orile Clinic
Cleveland
Joseph Gutowski
Grace’ Avenue
Perth
Builders Society to Stage Four Act Comedy
The Builders Society of Woodbridge Methodist Church presents Miss Lila ay Marriage of Convenience Friday night at the church on Main Street. Committee chairs include Mrs F F Anness Mrs H R Briesch and Mrs J J Livingood Jr Tickets are available from society members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Builders Society
Woodbridge Methodist Episcopal Church
Lila Ay
Methodist Episcopal Church
Main Street
F. F. Anness
H. R. Briesch
J. J. Livingood
Also Mentioned on This Page
PR. R
LICE
Legion Auxiliary
K. C
Knights of Columbus Council
Middlesex County
K. of C
New Brunswick
K. of c. Hall
Connie Atkinson
Rhythm Boys
Middlesex
Joseph Grace
Michael Pool Somerville
Frank Poltorak
Semerville
Charles Mikels
P. J Kehoe
Perth Amboy
Edward Price
Robert Hughes
Ernest Rippler
Leo Fitch
Dunellen
John Creamer
Richard Skehan
Sayreville
William Lawlor
James Dunn
Carteret
Davitt Gerity
Lawrence Campion
D L. Hardiman
Seaman's
Hahway Avenue
Green Street
Fords
Hopelawn
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