Nutley to Organize Home Defense Mass Meeting Tonight
A town mass meeting will form a home defense force led by Town Clerk Simon Elam and a ten member committee. Benjamin Hurd plans a motorcycle unit, machine gun squad and an auto mobile squad to cooperate locally. After tonight’s gathering, drilling and new measures will begin, with funds already raised for the machine gun deployment.
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Tojagne
Gek
Simon Elam
Benjamin Hurd
John B. Applegate
Chester H. Bellows
R. J. Dufourd
Arthur P. Dickinso
Mr. H Haseen
Omas
Night at the Movies lecture on China by Dr. Frederic Poole
The Craftsman Club of Masons hosts a night at the movies April 23 at the Park. Dr. Frederic Poole of Philadelphia, with twenty years in the Orient, will present a lecture on Ancient and Modern China using moving pictures.
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China
Craftsman Club Ae of
Masons
The
Park
Frederic Poole
Philadelphia
Orient
Republic
Poole
School Board Retains Most Of Old Officers
County Collector Richard W. Hooth reelected president of the Board of Education Monday night. Edward Was elected vice president to Bowenstoearian L. Lewis. Morris B. Was reelected district. The personnel of the committee changed.
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Richard W.hoothe
Edward
Bowenstoearian
L. Lewis
Morris B
Local youths Harold Richmond and Howard join Se Suc event
Readable fragments show Harold Richmond of Lin Avenue and Howard of Centre Street joining a local gathering with Se Suc. No further details available.
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Harold Richmond
Lin . Avenue
Howard
Centre Street
Se Suc Et Eee
Social Bureau Election Tie Outcome Report
A local social bureau election ends in a tie after annual balloting. Officials plan a runoff to determine the winner and set a date for a decisive vote.
Three Saturday Nights Planned at Town Hall for Charity and Rally
Three major events are set for consecutive Saturday nights at Town Hall. Tonight features a Home Protective League swearing in new members. Next Saturday hosts a Red Cross Rally followed by a Ball the following Saturday to benefit the Red Cross.
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Town Hall
Home Protective _ League
Red Cross
the Red Cross
Nutley Plans Red Cross Chapter Aiming for 2000 Members
Nutley organizers strive to form a 2,000 member Red Cross chapter with a publicity week starting Monday. A rally at Town Hall Auditorium is set for Saturday night, April 14, followed by a ball on April 21 to fund the Red Cross treasury. The Russian Balalaika Orchestra will perform, eight members strong, funded by private subscriptions.
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Nutley
Red Cross
Town
Hall Auditorium
Town Hall
Cross
Darice
Bolted Pipe Trial Moves in Cortlandt Street Mains
A new water main method is tested on Cortlandt Street. The under 500 foot main will be built by town workers using Universal pipe that bolts at joints instead of cementing. The system has shown success in other places.
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Cortlandt Street
Dividing Two Wards Proposed City Ward Split Plan
A proposal suggests dividing the First Ward into east and west districts along Franklin avenue to Centre street and John street through Rutan place to the Belleville line, and splitting the Third Ward into north and south districts by Grant avenue. No definite action recorded.
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First Ward
Franklin Avenue
Centre Street
John Street
Rutan Place
Belleville Line
Third Ward
Grant Avenue
New Sporting Goods Store Opens on Princeton Street
A new sporting goods store named NEW SPORTING GOODS STORE is located at 213 one Yehner on Princeton Street near Centre. The brief advertises a shop at avenues offering athletic gear and equipment.
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NEW Sporting Goods Store
Yehner
Princeton Street
Garden extension to aid food supply program formed
A joint effort by the Shade Tree Commission and the Girls Agricultural League seeks to use vacant town land to grow vegetables. Free seeds will be provided, and expert gardeners will oversee plots to demonstrate intensive farming. The project aims to produce food for local use and reduce dependence on spring cleanup days.
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Nutley
Shade Tree Commission
Girl’s’ Agricultural League
Myra
Marjory Longfelder
Shade Tree
Earl Stetson Crawford
Mr. Crawford
Girls’ Agricultural League
Woman’s Club
Ima
Vermont
George Strong
Edward W. Gray
Red Cross seeks town waste paper after April 15
The Red Cross plans to collect waste paper as a source of income. Arrangements will be made to gather it after April 15. Anyone who wishes to participate should notify Mrs Allan P Ames, who will arrange collection.
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Red Cross
Allan.p.ames
Eddie Nugent Passes Aviator Exams for Federal Service
Eddie Nugent, 21, of Nutley, has passed government aviator exams and will receive full instruction in New York. He previously worked for the Nutley Shade Tree Commission and has fought about sixty three ring bouts in New York Philadelphia Buffalo Elmira and Connecticut, winning most of them. Nugent’s last match was a points victory over Farmer Sullivan in New York. He now works as a lineman since March 11. Nugent and one other applicant were the only two to pass out of eighty who took the tests.
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Eddie Nugent
Federal Aviation Service
New York
Nugent
Nutley
Nutley Shade Tree Commission
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Elmira
Connecticut
Auto Fire Apparatus Breaks Down After Weekend Fires
A fire apparatus ran hot after multiple brush fires over the weekend. The engine cooled with water, cracked, and needed repairs for several days. Sgt. George Platt led the machine back to headquarters, saying the breakdown occurred without external help and at low speed.
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George Platt
Sewanee Fraternity Plans Military Training For Boys
At a Monday meeting the Sewanee Fraternity approved military drills with R J Dufourd to teach manual of arms using the town hall. Boy Scout mobilization plans were set, prioritizing first class scouts over fifteen. Edward Carroll is drill master for local troops, while the Junior Guard of the Methodist Church intensified hard drill and field work to prepare equipment.
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Sewanee Fraternity
R. J. Dufourd
Rutan Place
New York
Edward Carroll
Methodist Church
Nutley Athletic Club Plans Drills and Fundraiser
A semi military Nutley Club with 100 members discussed aligning with the Home Protective League at a Post Office Hall meeting. Drills will be at Park Oval. a dance is set for Friday April 20 at the Tonitorium. May 28 to 30 hosts a library reception room fair for building fund. committee includes Charles Donaldson chairman William Mutch William Montague Stanley Croasdale and Jean Witbeck.
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Nutley Club
Post Office Hall
Home Protective League
Park Oval
Charles Donaldson
Cairman
William Mutch
William Montague
Stanley Croasdale
Jean Witbeck
North Belleville Building & Loans Meeting Set
The North Belleville Building and Loans Association will hold its annual meeting Monday night. A new stock series the six thy will be opened and a dividend of seven on one quarter per cent declared on the year earnings.
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North Belleville Building & Loans Association
Row at Negro Dance Leads to Arrests in Harrison Street Incident
After a quarrel at Zamponia's Hall on Harrison street Thursday night, three men were arrested by Patrolmen Somoracki and Jameson and Chief Clerk Jenkins. Julian Day of 12 Collins street Orange was beaten about the head and face with a rock and his clothes torn.
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Zamponia’s
Harrison Street
Somoracki
Jameson
Chanceman
Jenkins
Julian Day
Collins Street
Orange
Day
Kinzel Receives Lieutenant Commission
Charles Kinzel Jr of High Street who joined the Carolina Marines last winter has been promoted to a lieutenant's commission.
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Charles Kinzel, Jr
High Street
Carolina Marines
Banquet Details From Kort 18 Men's Club Event
Limited information lists a banquet associated with the Kort 18 chapter of the Men's Club and mentions tickets and SLOC-Ade. Further specifics are unreadable in the fragment.
Arnold Couple Return From California Trip
Mr and Mrs William H Arnold of Whitford Avenue returned Saturday from California after a month long trip. The brief note records their safe arrival and the pleasant journey they enjoyed together.
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William H. Arnold
Whitford Avenue
California
Park Theatre to reopen with expanded schedule
Arthur P. Dickinson resumes management at the Park Theatre and shifts to a four night week Tuesday Thursday Friday and Saturday with top pictures. If the venture fails to break even Nutley may lose its local cinema. Upcoming week features include Pickford Norma Talmadge Marguerite Clark and others.
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Arthur P. Dickinson
Park Theatre
Nutley
Marguerite Clark
Norma Talmadge
Theodore Roberts
Vernon Castle
Victor Moore
Personal notes from town residents and visitors
Mrs. Thomas Mook of New York returned home after visiting her daughter Mrs. Arthur Hebert. Numerous locals and guests travel or host gatherings in town while others, like Valentine Weisbrod and Miss May G. Coeyman, host or attend clubs and entertainments. A newborn son, travels, illnesses, and residents returning from trips are noted among residents and friends.
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Thomas Mook
New York
Arthur Hebert
Valley Falle Authors Misses Sereh and Margaret O Mell
Two women from Valley Falle named Sereh and Margaret O Mell are referenced in a clipped obituary notice. The fragment suggests a social or family context but provides limited details on dates events or relationships.
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Sereh
Margaret O'Mell
Valley Falle
Will
Concrete Bid Award Triggers Municipal Action in Nutley
Spatz Brothers won the twelve month concrete contract after engineers tabulated bids with 31 053 separating highest and lowest. The estimated yearly cost runs to 12 387. Other bidders included Samuel Chardi Jannarone Brothers and Scheuler Construction Co of Newark. The meeting covered sidewalk work Maple place Albany avenue and enforcement actions from the police and water departments.
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Spatz Brothers
Samuel Chardi
Jannarone Brothers
Scheuler Construction Co
Newark
Wildey
Maple Place
Vreeland Avenue
Cook
Safety First as Referee Stops Match for Breath
A boxing scene described in Charleston News and Courier notes how the man on top signals readiness for the referee to end the bout if his wind runs short, illustrating cautious in-ring strategy.
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Charleston News and Counriler
Social notes from Brookfield and neighboring towns
Faster with Mr and Mrs Thomas J O Neil of Brookfield avenue. Miss Emma Coe of Prospect street spending a week in Montclair. Mrs Arthur Hebert Highfield lane entertains her mother Mrs Thomas Mook of New York. Mrs George Simpson Newark visiting Mr and Mrs Benjamin Lee of Erie place. Miss Julia Joynes Richmond visiting Mrs Arthur Hoeber Enclosure. Thomas McVeigh Philadelphia spent weekend at home in Bloomfield avenue. Joseph Bangiola Drexel Institute Philadelphia spending the winter holidays with parents on Hope street.
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George Gladwin
New York
Bellaire, Fla
Emma Coe
Prospect Street
Montclair
Arthur Hebert
Highfield Lane
Thomas Mook
George Simpson
Newark
Benjamin Lee
Erie Place
Julia Joynes
Richmond
Arthur Hoeber
Thomas McVeigh
Philadelphia
Bloomfield Avenue
Joseph Bangiola
Drexel Institute
Hope Street
Sen Want Ads Promote Performance Over Claims
The notice urges buyers to evaluate Want Ads by actual results rather than promises. It argues the value lies in proven performance and discourages reading further if one has already used similar ads.
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Arthur B. Proal
George B. Philhower
John B. Taylor
Isaac B. Hazelton
George B. Douglas
Goldthwaite Dorr
Emil Diebitsch
James R. Hay
Nutley Station
Loan Association Meeting
Kinzel
Sy Thapa Sec
Fred Seymour
Gilbert Wilson
Passaic Avenue
Suzanne Wilson
Haverford, Pa
Valentine Weisbrod
Walnut Street
St. Mary’s Hospital
Passaic
A. B. Coley
Nutley Park
Florida
William Clark
Prospect ‘Street
George Smith
Emil Miller
Bridge
Henry Hear
Paterson
Henry A. Herbert
Hillside Avenue
Porto’ Rico
Paul Tomlinson
Elizabeth
Theone Bruner
Nutley Avenue
Joan Albro
Baltimore
George Walcott
Margaret McVeigh
Harold’ Chandor
Stewart Avenue
Atlantic City
Serine Kirkeby
Sans Gene Club
Miss_Margaret_ Michael
North Road
Babylon, L. I
William and
Jeremiah Ludlum
Rahway
Frederick Finch
Beech Street
Oscar Krueger
Chestnut Street
May G. Coeyman
Chestnut Place
James Puckett
Colonial Terrace
Arizona
Abner Rutan
Brookway
Phelan Beale
William R. Sergeant
Satterthwaite Avenue
William Netherwood
Morrow, Conn
Phyliss Gavun
Edith Ball
Winifred Higgins
Mount Kisco
W B. Eriet
Terrace Avenue
Theodore A. Bartlett
East Orange
Spatz Bros
Amend Water Ordinance
Samuel Kirk
Department of Public Works
Albany Avenue
Citizens’ Protective League
Bank of Nutley
Thomas J. O'Neil
Brookfield Avenue
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