The commander of the Third Naval District in New York announced that one of the fifty over-aged destroyers sent to...

The first list of those actually called up for service after preliminary review of their possible deferment included three Mahwah...

Three large train loads of colored troops passed through town on the Erie bound for Santiago de Cuba from Kansas....

Mahwah celebrated Victory in World War II by continuous blasts on the fire siren until the air reservoir ran out....

Richard V. King, son of Mrs. and Mrs. William O. King of Franklin Turnpike returned home for a very brief...

The Ramsey Journal published a report from Lt. John Tisdale, son of the Supervising Principal of the Borough Schools. He...

At their annual elections, the Mahwah Post of the American Legion chose Police Chief Charles E. Smith commander to succeed...

A fund for the war memorial in the Park has been over subscribed, proving once more that Mahwah people rise...

The Mahwah Home Defense League was organized in the Assembly Room of the School. The following officers were chosen: E....

Over fifty U.S. Army trucks passed through town from Buffalo on the way “over there”. (Bristow)