Churchmen Debate Memorial Fund By General Tax
The Franklin Reformed Church Men's Association met with 65 percent attendance and five visitors. Capt. Russell Gies spoke on sanitation in the army and abroad. A motion to raise a memorial for soldiers and sailors by general taxation was debated and carried 42 to 16 in favor of the plan.
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Men's Association of
Franklin Reformed Church
Russell Gies
Armor Tee Mare
Es Ezett
A. H. van
Walter Ryan
C. J. Walker
Ramsay
Maesiet Ts
Ee Et
Charter approved for second bank in Sumner area
Word reached James L. Miller and others interested that the application for a second national bank has been approved. Delays caused by a fence dispute in Sumner were postponed until Mr White returns. Plans call for repairs on panes and the bank to open on or before July.
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James L. Miller
New National Bank
Sumner W. White
Victory Loan Committee Prepares to Begin Campaign
The Nutley Bank hosts a Victory Loan committee meeting to plan the drive. Members will convene in Newark on Thursday at 4 o clock at the Broadnay Theatre. Speakers include Major E. Mejor and Moscow representing the 27th Division.
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Victory Loan Committee
Bank of Nutley
New Jorths
Thureday
Broadnay Theatre
Newark
Moccow
Mejor E
Regular club notes delegates to State Federation Convention
A club meeting on Monday the 14th approves delegates to the State Federation Convention to be held at Attention Oh on May 8 9 and 10.
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State Federation
Bank of Nutley Reorganizes After Capital Increase
Following a capital stock rise from 50000 to 100000 dollars the Bank of Nutley on Tuesday announced officer changes in its leadership and management team.
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Bank of Nutley
Farewell Reception For Rev H J Condit At Masonic Hall
A farewell reception for Rev. and Mrs. H. J. Condit of St. Paul’s Church drew over 200 attendees at Masonic Hall. Officials shared brief addresses, solos entertained, and refreshments of ice cream and cake were served.
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H. J. Condit
St. Paul’s Church
Masonic Hall
Thomas
Grammar Boys Win First Game From Freshmen
The Grammar School baseball team defeated the High School Freshmen Thursday afternoon by a score of 4 to 2 in the season opener for both teams. Scot land earned the win with no opposing scorer. The line-up featured both squads and local players.
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Grammar Boys
Scotland
Local K of P to entertain Passaic delegation
Crystal lodge of the Knights of Pythias will host a meeting to welcome a Passaic delegation including district officers. Delegates will tour, games will be played, and refreshments served. The Passaic committee preparing a degree tea will attend to confer with local members.
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Crystal Lades
Enighta of
Eyshies
Tyenlay Hight
Benevlent Ge
Passaic
District Y
Annual Methodist Men’s Club Dinner Honors Parsons Family
Covers were laid for 200 at the Vincent Church Men’s Association annual dinner and ladies’ night held last night. Robert S. Parsons and family were noted as members in attendance.
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Methodist Men's Club
Men’s Association of Vincent Church
Robert S. Parsons
School boards seek business manager for district
At Monday night’s meeting the organization urged the need for a school business manager and no superintendent. Supt Beachler warned growth will soon force added administrative work. A district clerk will handle purchasing and non educational tasks to free the superintendent. Committees were announced for Finance Building Curriculum Rules Athletics Lectures and Library with members named.
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Beachler
Booth
Aos
E. M
Edgar Seriweant
A. EB
Cone
Perley Prio Buildin
Ae Aetme
D. M. Sattler
Horace Tantum
A. B. Prosi
Lewis
Tantum
Sattler
3Ent
Prior
Proal
Cert
Ler
Local boys from France urged to send trophies for Decoration Day exhibit
Mrs. George A. Hill heads the trophies section of a war exhibit and asks soldiers home from France to contribute souvenirs. Items will be cared for and returned unless owners choose to donate them permanently. Francis I. Parkinson will oversee display pieces and related soldiers’ artifacts.
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France
George A. Hill
Sun
Peroer Rutley
Francis 1
Val
Ibn Animals
Bronx
youths summoned by recorder for appearance this morning
Petersroen Lohnean of Erie head police reports a complaint about five items stolen in the last three months. Neighbors from Satterthwaite avenue and local residents are questioned as police investigations proceed.
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Recorder Post
Eta Anssanerien
Fems Eteo
Wyernennes Teleogies
Asina
Satterthwaite
Avenus
H.W
Areca
Arbor Day Celebration Ends With Soldier Talks
Three day Arbor Day observance in local schools concluded with speeches by retired soldiers. Speakers included J. T. Patriotic Instructor Lincoln Post Newark and Mrs J T McNeil, with several members of the G A R and Ladies of BPA in attendance.
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Arbor Day
J. T
Lincoln Post
Newark
J Wambold
Past Post Ee
J. T. McNeil
Kearny Circle
Mra
Harry W. Corb
BPA Roed
Anna Searle
Edith Priscilla Prior
Gertrdue Fels
Arthur Hodshon
Lio Smn
Alfred Farkas
Annamer
Tick Case
Howard Peterson
Eleanor Boehmer
Adelaide Strauss
Elizabeth Grapdinetti
Employment Contacts For Veterans And Service Members
Soldiers and sailors seeking work are invited to contact the Beokne Committee at multiple local addresses. Names include H W St. John G tions ti 00 Vreeland Ave N O Lindatrom 12 High Street Phi Jannarone 20 Harrison Street and others with listed phone numbers. The notice directs communication to secure civilian employment.
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Beokne
H. W. St. John
Ihtinaeia Avenue
G. Tions
Vreeland Avenue
Lindatrom
High Street
la Phi Jannarone
Harrison Street
Teva Vee
Brookfieldes
Carland
Newark man Harold Simmons awarded the French War Cross
Harold Simmons of Newark formerly of this town received the French War Cross bronze for bravery in action. He was wounded and maintained his position after shell fire. Messages from relatives and other local servicemen describe delays in return and ongoing discharge statuses from units in France and Austria.
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Harold Simmons
Newark
Bronse
Rehia
Centre Street Bid Delayed as Officials Reopen Review
The Centre Street sewer project award was postponed for a week to allow further bidder scrutiny. Three bidders, Phil O Gara Construction, Cenendelli & Bids, and James T Boylan, had proposed prices around 15 110 50. The town planned to readvertise bids while 1919 stone and grit contracts were awarded to Hawkins. An ordinance for permanent pavement from Passaic to River Road was introduced amid health reports and miscellaneous financial notes.
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Comeniesleasts
Centre Street
O Y
James T. Boylan
Phil O'Gara
Hawkins
Comey
Belleville
Imp
Oi Co
Warner Raphalt Company
Com- Seany
Subm
Oring Cal
River Road
Washington Avenue
Diebitsch
Passaic Avenue
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Second Bank
Joseph Scudder
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David Seca Pi
Real Deleeen
George B. Douglas
Avenue
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Carin
Bordeaux
Win Dacey
Ouberee
Sormerly
Highsian
California
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Honorable Neon
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