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H t/IH TSTO W N VOI.UME LXXXVIII HIGHTSTOWN, MERCER COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1937 NUM BER 37 January Relief SCHOOL ELECTION Unemployed Man Costs Set Record Takes Own LifeBy Mother and Son Perish TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 9, 1937 With $764 Spent POLLS OPEN FROM 7 TO 9 P. M. Cutting Ihroat When Home Is Burned Ninety Families Representing 251 Per Florence Driscoll Said to Have Been sons Receive Aid—Surplus Commodi At Primary School, Mercer Street 111 and Despondent—Survived by a ties, Distributed by Welfare Director. Persons who may vote In addition to those registered in Hights- Sister. t r a p p e d in room town and East Windsor Township for the last general election are Relief costs for 90 families, represent those who register at the polling place Saturday evening, February Florence Driscoll, 37, ill and despon ing 251 persons, for the month of Jan 6, between 7 and 8 o’clock. dent, li\ing alone over a garage on Mrs. Charles Davison Loses Life In A t uary, in Hightstown, amounted to Three members of tlie Board of Education for 3-year terms to Berrien Avenue, near Prjnceton junc $7(>4.10, according to the monthly re- be elected. There are six candidates; Fred W. Heidir.ger, Levi U. tion, comniitteil suicide Saturday night, tempt to Rescue Her Son-Five Persons ])ort submitted by Director of Welfare Lee, Earle W. Love, Ernest A. Simpsx>n, Raymond C. Stonaker and according to police. The body was not Escape In Night Clothes. F.
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