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Of State in the History of New Jersey and Is Friend No. 1 of Our Citizenry New Jersey's 7 Garden State's 7 Service Station Best Insurance Attendants Specialists 1. Holly 1. Berdan 2. Perry 2. Edwards 3t Precrter 3. Turpanjian 4 Koole 4. Hardekopf 5, Carlough 5. Bogert 5. Megnin 6. Grassman 7, Farrissier 7. Hargert VOL. 8 NO. 29 WALD WICK, NEW JERSEY FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1948 $2 YEARLY — 54 COPY Jew Jersey’s Top-Ranking Lawyer Lloyd Marsh Rated As Best Secretary ind Ex-Judge Named Executive of of State In the History of New Jersey :he Fedral Bar Ass’n. of Three States and Is Friend No. 1 of Our Citizenry A gentleman announced be­ Former Common Pleas Judge Thomas Herbert Brown, fore a gathering not so long Secretary of State Lloyd B. Marsh, of Hawthorne has [ Jersey City, one of the leading lawyers in America, was re- ago that a man who had expos­ been acclaimed as the best administrator in his capacity in the .ntly elected vice-president of the Federal Bar Association of ed him as being a faker and entire history of New Jersey. He is the chief representative of ew York, New Jersey and Connecticut at its annual meettng phoney of first degree should Gov. Alfred E. Driscoll and because everybody likes Marsh, all id banquet at Hotel Robert Treat, Newark. be tarred, feathered and hung his friends and admirers also like Gov. Driscoll. at gallows tree and the irony of the thing was that that same gentleman dropped dead from Albert Announces heart attack almost immediate­ New Schedule of ly while spreading intolerance Swimming Pool * Highlights and prejudice in an effort to cover up his sins. The law of 4 Councilman Herbert D. Al­ compensation always works, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ander­ bert announced last night that son of East Allendale Ave., sometimes late and sometimes hereafter the Waldwick Swim­ soon. And in this case because have sold their home and ex­ ming Pool will be closed on he was the master mind of in­ pect to make their future resi­ Mondays instead of Thursdays tolerance got a dose of his me­ dence at their former Summer effective July 19th. The pool farm in Maryland. dicine immediately. will be open to adults Fridays • and Saturdays 7 to 8 p.m. and A certain so-called “Republi­ The prizes and awards won all other daily schedules re­ can Club” in a Bergen County by the children at the athletic main unchanged. events, and the two trophies, town which is made up of sore­ for the high-point scoring girl head Democrats mostly sends and boy were presented to the meeting notices only to a selec­ winners at 2:30 Sunday after­ ted few and not to its regular noon at the Recreation Park. members in complete form. U y i w 'ckJournol LLOYD B. MARSH The awarding of the 115 prizes • HOMAS HERBERT BROWN Recently George Stringfel- was postponed at the Indepen­ “ Linoleum, Oh, Linoleum, low sent out releases to all Judge Brown was formerly dence Day celebration on Mon­ where art thou?” is the theme Tax Collector Frank W. Eng­ n e w s p apers recommending lairman of Hudson County day due to the impending sho­ of a song written by a School lish announced last night that that Marsh be forced to retire ■publican County Committee wers and storm. Trustee in a south Jersey town the tax collector's office will id is one of the ontstanding because somebody else “hook­ be closed for vacation from as Passaic County G.O.P. lead­ ithorities on national and in- ed it” from a school before he July 19 to August 2. er and state Republican com­ The Holiday Observers at mittee chief overlord. Marsh rnational laws. their “clean-up” meeting on had a chance to do so. Bruce and Barry Rogers, has been eminently fair with Many state and national iu- Wednesday evening acknow­ • P.F.C.’s, U.S.M.C. arrived in all the people of New Jersey inaries often consult Judge ledged the cooperation receiv­ The owners of the “Fine Waldwick to spend a ten day and as a matter of fact String- ■own on various aspects of ed from the Allendale Fire De­ Arts Homes, Inc.” are planning furlough with their mother, fellow has praised Marsh on nstitutional laws. While on partment and the local resi­ to complete the erection of 106 Mrs. John Hanfield of Hudson more than one occasion for e Bench his decisions were dents Harold Gritchley and modern brick bungalows with­ Ave. The brothers, who are zeal and enthusiasm in helping ways upheld by higher Niel Knudsen for the loan of in the next year or so. Mrs. twins, enlisted in the Marine every praiseworthy and hu­ urts. canvas for the purpose of pro­ Paul Demartini, Sr., Mrs. Corps last year and received manitarian movement. His many friends are ser- tecting the fireworks pieces Edna Eichler and Morris Teit- their basic training at Parris The friends of Marsh claim Jsly considering to draft him from the rain. elbaum are the incorporators r gubernatorial nomination of the firm. Island and are naw stationed that after all New Jersey now *t year on the Republican Mr. and Mrs. Arhtur Mueller • at Camp Lejeune, N. C., in the has an admnistration under Let. He has always been 100 of Homewood Ave. have moved The secret is out. The mem­ Quartermasters Corps. This is Republican governor and G. O. rcent organization Republi- to Ridgewood. bers of Marconi Club often re­ their first visit home in six P. legislature and that for n and worked diligently for Mrs. Wiliam Forbes of Hill­ fer to Barth Vander Els as: months. years in the past the postmas- ters-general of the United e victory of Gov. Driscoll side Ave. has returned from a “Vander Eli” because his wife d also for the victcry of Ro- several week motor trip to the is of Italian-Ameriean extrac­ Mrs. James Martin of Dora States had been the leaders of rt Hendrickson, candidate west coast. She was accompan­ tion. Barth is president of bor­ avenue, entertained for her the Democratic party. r LT. S. Senator on G. 0 . P. ied by her daughter ean and ough council of Waldwick and uncle, the Rev. Patrick J. Ger- A survey conducted by Jer­ son William. among the finest type of Hol­ rity, and Mr. and Mrs. M. J. sey Parade shows that Mr. land Dutch Americans in Am­ Dwyer of Newark. Stringfellow has nos valid erica. ground In .suggesting that the greatest G.O.P. overlord of 'arade Endorses Re-Appointment ' • Mrs. George Block of Bergen Oh. Brother, a Councilman Ave., is confined to her home New Jersey be muzzled or for­ in a certain Northwest Bergen by illness. ced to retire from his leader­ f Dist. Court Judge Michael Dwyer ship. County town who always loves Weekly award in the mer­ ---------------------- to boast and brag that he is in Wetzel Named Special The Jersey Parade has gone all-out for the re-appoint- the “ Army” and “ Army and chandise club sponsored by int of District Court Judge Michael A. Dwyer, of Ridgewood, Army” as if he is higher than the Waldwick Methodist Agent for Luggages r ‘he simple reason that he has demonstrated his ability as a millions of other veterans. Church was presented to Mrs. of Komfytravel Firm wane and honest jurist whose decisions have been based on F. E. Lewis. fences. John F. Wetzel, of 143 Broad­ Dwyer succeeded cent of the people of this area A business manager for a Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Martin, way, Paterson, one of New Jer­ , !, tor‘ Cross five years ago are for the re-appointment of North Jersey weekly news­ of Waldwick, and children sey’s leading leather goods has made good. There Judge Dwyer. paper who has a $25 share in George and Judy are visiting store operators, has been desig­ 0 need for importing a the corporation thinks he is relatives in Pennsylvania for nated exclusive sales agent i rv°,d.lawyer to take over Funeral services were held higher than the owner and a week. for nationally known Komfy­ v Court when we over the remains of Rev. Ray­ publisher and makes enemies travel luggages. a district court in West- mond L . Cooper, pastor of every time he opns his mouth. Miss Florine Peters is home Stop in today and see the as Hackensack. Waldwick Methodist Church, from a vacation stay at Cape new 43” Overseas Case with :omlDeim°Cratic Party had Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m. in Mrs. Anton Stasny and chil­ Cod, Mass. removable tray. This case is > Rj1ende(* a lawyer from the house of worship in Wald­ dren, Billy and Cathy Jane, designed to hold your complete this area the people wick. He died early Friday Mrs. Martin .Stasny, Toni We­ Mr. and Mrs. Luther Raines, traveling wardrobe. Take ad­ ic’n i-b S*nct may n°t Have so morning in Hackensack Hos­ ber and Mrs. Husco and son of Lake View Manor, are home vantage of the special clear­ High tah8°n ,to feel irked al- pital due to a heart attack. Bur­ Richard vacationed recently at from a visit with relatives in ance special — 18” and 21” toe choice of 99 per­ ial took place at Hanover. the shore. Charlotte, N. C. cases priced at $7.45. JUL IS 1 y48 JERSEY PARADE. WALDWICK. N. J. FRIDAY. JULY R , Poultry or Play House CHURCH SCHEDULES WE INVITE YOU TO USE OUR COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE W ALDWICK METHOD1SI FOR ALL OF YOUR FINANCIAL NEEDS CHURCH THE FIRST NAT IONAL BANK Services Every Sunday Allendale, New Jersey 11 A.
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