Primaries Stir in Three Wards as Kierstead Emerges
City primaries drew voters in three wards despite bad weather. In Ward One W N Halsey beat W E DeVausney for council. Ward Two saw C A Joerg win council by three votes over D W Sherwood and H Zoeiner. Lauterhahn topped Day for Justice, with Kierstead favored for Councilman-at-Large. Ward Three re-elected Wesseler over Barr and Coe. Delegates to the town convention backed Kierstead for at-large council.
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W. EH. DeVausney
W.N Halsey
Conrad A Joerg
David W. Sherwood
Hermano Zoeiner
Joerg
Wesseler
Andrew Barr
Elmer Coe
Justice of the Peace
Recordet Day
Ernest Lauterhahn
Jeury
Wilson G. Kierstead
T. P. Day
EB Lauterhahn
C. A. Juerg
D. W. Sherwood
H. Zoeiner
Frank Rimmerqnann
L. M. Thatcher
John Howe
Elsworth Oast
Petal
Park Hall
Fire crews summoned for grass blaze blamed on youths
On Wednesday morning the fire department answered a call from box 35 at Franklin Avenue and Chestnut Street. They found grass burning in fields below Prownect Street, believed to be the work of boys. Apparatus returned to town hall at a cost of about 10.
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Wranklin Avenue
Chestnut Street
Church Street
Prownect Street
Samuel E Mavers Appointed to Government Engraving Office
Samuel E Mavers of Prospect Street is named to a letter position with the government office of Engraving and Printing in Washington D C. The appointment details indicate a formal entry into federal service.
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Samuel E Mavers
Prospect Street
Ltr A& Position
Government Office of Engraving and Printing
Washington, D. U
Methodist Church Easter Services and Schedule
The Methodist Episcopal Church lists a full day of Easter observances with 1030 a.m. preaching by Pastor Hibert Clement on The Resurrection and Preaching. Sunday School at 2:30 p.m. Epworth League vesper at 6:45 p.m. with Our Victories Through Christ led by Rev. W. C. Nelson. Other events include Class Meeting, General Prayer, and a music program featuring organ voluntaries and several anthems.
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Hibert Clement
Epworth League
W. CG. Nelson
St Pauls Congregational Church Sunday Services
Morning service at 11 o clock features special organ music. Sermon by the pastor on The Promise of Easter. Evening service at 7 45 with Attaining the Resurrection. Sunday school at 9 45. Young Peoples meeting at 7. Mid week meeting Thursday evening. Cordial welcome to all services.
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Young Peoples
Easter Music at Ss Pauls Church Program Preview
Easter morning selections at St Pauls Congregational Church include Offertory and Anthem Hosanna, Christ the Lord Has Risen, Christ Our Passover, and Postlude Easter March. Quartet members are Mrs Carr Mrs C F Badger Mr W S Clements and Mr Frank L Busby with Prof C H Badger leading.
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St. Paul’s Congregational Church
Offertaire
Fegeegs
Saves Wely
Gragier
Christ the
A. Utdley Huck
Kehilling
Dawan
M. B. Foster
Merkel
Carr
C. F. Badger
Democrats Form Nutley Club For Spring and Fall Campaign
Nutley Democrats met at Connollys Hall to form the Democratic Club of Nutley with fifty members. Officers elected include J Harry Hull president and Henry A Connolly secretary. Primaries followed with nominations for councilmen, justice and constable across wards. Twenty more names enrolled and meetings scheduled before election.
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Democrats of
Nutley
Connolly’s
Campagne
Democratic Club of
Henry A. Connolly
Thomas W.crowley
Connolly's Hall
William Kirkpatrick
Prospect Street
Justice of the Peace
W. HE. Devlin
L. W. Pratt
Constable
F. Frohose
Nutley Board of Education Meets Sets Plans and Repairs
The Nutley Board of Education held its first regular meeting led by President Philoer. Discussions covered attendance, truancy, and substitute shortages, a fire alarm signal for storm days, double entry bookkeeping, and transferring school funds. Plans to rebuild Park School with town workers were approved with architects to submit plans.�
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Board of Education
Philhower
Mary G. Chase
Nutley Improvement Society
Henry N. Busby
Sherman
H. G. Bailey
Meredith
Yantacaw
Lichtenstein
Reed
Arthur Stager
Park School
Forthnightlys and Indepen dents Clash Highlight Rubber Victory
The Independents won the rubber in a three game series on Tuesday evening. Key marks included Verg 232 and Busby 227 as the clubs face Dutley No Land Arcanum in the next week's tournament.
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Verg
Busby
Dutley No. Land Arcanum
The Reformed Church Easter Service Schedule
Easter service at 7 45 p m with special music. Title The Perfect Sympathizer. Evening prayer at 8. S Teachers Conference at 9 45 Sunday School and Bible Class at 3 p m. Sons and Daughters of the King meet at 8 p m. Wednesday prayer meeting led by Andrew Barr.
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Attila. m
St Pauls Congregational Church Celebrates Tenth Anniversary
Come to St Pauls Congregational Church on Friday April 15 at eight for a tenth anniversary celebration. An entertainment is planned followed by ice cream and cake.
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St. Paul's Congregational Church
Nutley Lodge Set Meeting at Dittig Building
A regular communication of Nutley Lodge No. 163 F and A M will be held Monday night at its lodge rooms in the Dittig building.
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Nutley Lodge
No. 163
Rygms
Dittig
Kempton’s Big Night at Park School Auditorium
A district meeting drawn from Paterson, Rutherford, Harrison, Arlington, Montclair, Jersey City and Brooklyn drew grand officials led by Grand Regent J M Washburne. About 125 candidates were initiated. attendees included Regent Tunis and 50 Woodside Council members, plus America Council, Seth Boyden Council and Belleville delegates. Speakers, music, and refreshments followed the class initiation.
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Park School
Paterson
Rutherford
Harrison
Arlington
Montclair
Jersey City
Brooklyn
J.M. Washburne
Tormpkins
McDowell
Newark
Bierman
Rosevelle
Dowing
Tunis
Woodside Council
Menk
America Council
Arington
Campbell
Seth Boyden
Belleville
State of the Order
McKeever
C. E Cyphers
Pleasant Sunday Draws Washington Avenue Drivers
Bright weather lured many drivers to Washington avenue with numerous brushers and lock ers-on spotted in the area during the afternoon.
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Washington Avenue
Easter at Grace Church Ta Holy Communion and Sermon
Easter services at Grace Church Ta include Holy Communion and a morning sermon by Rector Rev Herriet. A children’s carol service is planned with no evening service.
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Herriet
Speer's Wines Endorsed by Surgeons and Nurses
Purported advertisement claims Speer's Wines are pure with no adulteration and suitable for the aged, praised by leading surgeons and hospital nurses as beneficial and life prolonging.
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Speer
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J. D. Donaldson
J.J Vossler
J. Jiangarelli
F. Hatacco
Garrison, Jr
F. A. Brandreth
R. K. van Dien
Methodist Episcopal Church
Laster
Ss. Paul's
Hillside Ave
Jo H. Davis
N. J
Jacob Kierstead
Hich Street
Hillsid Avenue
N.d
New Guard
Ladiies
Miss Carter
Miss Stager
Stager
Nutley Civic Association
J. H. Davis
Hillside Avenue
Andrew Boylan
Nutley Realty Company
Prospect Heights
A‘ B. Meredith
the Methodist Church
Intereclub Bowling
G. Verg
A. Wellmann
W. A. Lambert
H. Read
Fr. Helier
J. Blum
Ware
Busby S. Blum
Kirkeby Etree
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Heller
S Wassell
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Ane Ci-pover
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Chub
R. Garrison
R Yindail
Cae Nee Pene
J Blum
Krirkeby
H. Wallidy
EB. Post
HL. Read Ae
R. A. Carstens
Miss Read
D. Conger
the Reformed Church
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Lillian M. Hudson
Beech St
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