Nutley War Fund shows slow first week intake
The April 7 financial statement for the Patriotic Fund reports only 30,000 raised so far with a total on hand of 1,228.89 and expected large donations later. A fundraising dance by Mrs James C Bolger and Miss Rath Libby added about 175 to income. Planned disbursements include Red Cross Y M C A and Knights of Columbus支 payments through May with a national 10 million War Fund looming.
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Patriotic Punch
Nutley
Benjamin
James C. Bolger
Misa Rath Libby
Red Cross of America
War Camp
Knights of Columbus
Boy Scouts of America War Fund
DC Agricultural Department i HY
Nutley Red Cross
National d
National Cross
Natio
Nutley Bond Interest Drives Town Union Effort
Interest on bonds in Nutley rises as workers organize at Town Hall led by Emil C. Miller and Van Dyk MacBride. Capt. Applegate’s militia team starts drills, distributing cards and receipts at the Bank of Nutley while committees coordinate churches clubs schools and neighbors for subscriptions and process.
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Nutley Es
Aes
Nutley
Town Hall
Elise
Clube
Lodges
Emil C. Miller
Oe Cree
Oe Cree, Hey Mayor
Sea Tone
Epicohnson Fey
Man E. Hewe
Theer Efferts
van Dyk MacBride
Capt. Applegate
Bank of Nutley
Kindergarten Teacher Takes Eight Boys to See Circus
Miss Francis Briggs, a Washington School kindergartener, will start a new job this morning promising a full day’s work. She has arranged for one a ginethera nition hs Se a paid by 8.
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Francis Briggs
Washington School
Nutley Improvement Society Prepares War on Caterpillars
The Nutley Improvement Society ready to begin work after snow storms will continue grounds care at rail stations and public stops. It warns of Mott caterpillars infesting shade trees with eggs on fences and buildings. youths urged to gather egg masses and burn them before May to save trees. State Entomologist can provide specimens. spraying guidance includes arsenate or lead mixtures. Nearby towns Bloomfield Newark Rutherford reported similar infestations. Arbor Day tree planting urged.
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Nutley Improvement Society
Joseph B. Williams
Ita
Rey
New Brunawick
Nutley
Bloomfield
Newark
Rutherford
Engineers in France Work Mostly at Night
Dick Booth Jr of the lat N. J. Engineers in France writes The Sun about life at the front this week. He says veneers do most of their work at night to work in the open and describes a rough night in mud and water from 6 p m to 2 a m. He adds I am still on two feet.
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Dick Booth, Jr
Lat N. J
France
Asaya
Red Cross Membership Renewals Underway in Nutley
The Red Cross membership committee has begun canvassing and will visit members whose memberships expire. Members are urged to renew with Nutley rather than renewing elsewhere, with renewals saved for Nutley.
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the Red Cross
the Sun
Nutley
Three B Sermon at Vincent Church Evening Service
Sunday at Vincent Church features a ceremony titled Bible Bonds and Hellete. The service highlights the poster’s message and promises a reflective moment for attendees.
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Vincent Church
Bonds
Hellete
Protest protests on skip stop trolley plan meeting
The Board of Commissioners gathered protests on the skip stop plan affecting trolley service. A proposed move of the southbound stop from Centre Street to Brookline Avenue was discussed, with a plan to map the entire line and collect all complaints before formal requests to the company. Health permits and police activity were also noted, including scarlet fever reporting lapses and March arrests.
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Board of Commissioners
Cook
Centre Street
Passaic Avenue
Brookline Avenue
Trolley
Tansai Avenue
Diebitach
Health Department
Jannarone Brothers
L. A. Spatz
Jannarone
A. J. Stacnovich
Consolidated Stone & Sand Company
H. F. Banta
Wright Sutcliffe
John Simpson
Albert Hows
Pros Street
Perty
Essex County
Beall
Newark
Aew Kinney
John
Passaic YWCA Draws Nutley Girls Into Programs
Nutley girls join the Passaic YWCA at 209 Madison Ave as they enroll in French courses with Miss Ella Dutcher, gym classes, and a Land Army program. Advanced French classes meet Wednesday evenings, beginner and spring term begin April 16, and swimming is available Tuesday through weeknights.
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YW. C. A
Madison Avenue
Nutley
Ella Dutcher
Paterson High School
Land Army
Indians and gardens topic at Franklin church club
Franklin Reformed Church Men’s Autociation heard Bradley J. Folensee of New Brunswick discuss The American Indian of Today with slides on life in New Mexico and Oklahoma. The program included home garden plans for summer experiments and a booklet The Successful Home Garden prepared with State Department of Agriculture material.
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Franklin Reformed Church
Bradley J. Folenswee
New Brunswick
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Association Orchestra
Xextet
Home Garden Committee
E. L. Dickerson
State Department of Agriculture
Association
Sun
Hoober-Joynes couple wed at St Pauls Episcopal Church
Captain Harold Hoober of the En closure and Miss Julia Joynes daughter of Mr and Mrs Levin Joynes Richmond Va were married at St Pauls Episcopal Church Richmond by Rev Dr Walter Russell Bowie Mrs Arthur Hoeber aunt of the bridegroom attended the ceremony Captain Hoeber serves in the army ordnance department and has been stationed in Washington for months
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Harold Hoever
Enclosure
Mras
Julia Coggill Joynes
Levin Joynes
Richmond
St. Paul's
Walter Russell Bowie
Mra Arthur Hoeber
Hoeber
Ordnatien Department of the Army
Washington
Srenetusyes
Uneeen Hand in Sanda Matches Stirs Local Interest
Readable scraps indicate a Sanda event drawing attention to Hortart Wear the a Reason. details are limited, but participants and venue remain unclear amid fragmented lines from the page.
Real estate boom surprises Nutley as sales surge
Nutley reports an unusual real estate wave with many houses selling to buyers moving out of state. Agents cite cheaper construction, scarce housing, and rising rents since the war as drivers, with Nutley Realty Company fielding floods of inquiries for moderate rents and several notable property transfers listed to new owners in nearby towns and destinations.
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Nutley
Natley Realty Company
The
Sun
Louia E. Carman
Prospect Street
Proviend Arenas
Harry O.ghlan
Carman
Oakland
Milton T. Orrok
Hampton
Mr. Orrok
California
Richard F. Roberts
Centre Street
Will J. Fritchman
Mr. Roberts
Washington, D. C
Frank S. Ruland
Wayne Place
Ralph Parsona
Ruland
Schnectady
Alexander Tasker
Hawthorne Avenue
Raleigh
Tasker
Florida
Frank Barron
Park Avenue
Dennis A. Sullivan
Cornelius M. Roe
Cottage Place
D. Stewart
Edward C. Clark
Franklin Avenue
Cornelius M
J. H. Muckett
Colonial Terrace
D. C
Puckett
Arizona
J. L. Dawes
Yantucaw
Elm Place
Nutley Realty Company
Mr. Dawes
Keyport
A. H. Larkin
Yountakah Country Club
Senifoua
Pupils Win Thrift Stamps for Bird House Contest
A Park School manual training project on building bird houses concluded this week. Pupils in grades one to six competed in each class with prizes of one to three thrift stamps for top entries. Winners listed include the first prize recipient with three stamps, second prize with two stamps, and a third prize recipient.
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Park School
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la Previees
Dora
Red Cross
Anyencre
Junior American Guard
George Walcott
Sahat Neach
Woman's Club
B. Philbower
Methodist
Csra
Joseph Little Urch
Reformed Seka Fe Ana
Cie
Gmelin
Thomas Nickichola
Alice Crystal Roe
Walli Ton Belleville
Monte
Booth
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Passaic
Y.W.C.A
Hoeber-Joynes
Ada
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