Nutley Board of Trade Holds First Annual Banquet
About 113 attendees gathered at the Field Club for Nutley Board of Trade's first annual dinner. Speakers including Mr Howland and L D Howard Gilmore discussed local progress, trolley issues, libraries, and civic engagement as Nutley plans future development and celebrates Nutley Progress Day.
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Board of Trade
Field Club
Harold Howland
Howard Gilmore
Nutley
William L. Jones
Howland
William A. Lambert
Notley
George W. Mead
Dr. Mead
Arthur R. Garr
Mr. Gowland
William J. Kinstey
L. D. Howard Gilmore
E. Putman Bates
Arthur A. Hebert
Simon FP. Northup
Charles Losee
John L. O’toole
Northup
Bates
State Chamber of Commerce
Commission Carr
Montclair Civic Association
Nutley Board of Trades
Joe Lamb
Carr Urges Public Interest in Civic Affairs
Commissioner Carr urged increased public interest in civics and government at Nutley. He noted the town's development and spoke of a formal government he believes will aid Nutley's growth after nearly twenty years.
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Mr. Carr
Carr
Beft
Nutley
Young Women Serve 35 Dinners at St Pauls Church
The St Pauls Church Young People's Society served 35 dinners at a 10 cent limit Thursday night. Menu included macaroni and cheese potato salad biscuits and butter pickles cocoa flemon jelly and cakes. Mrs R M Atchizon led the event with 30 served and leftovers for 12 to 15 more.
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St. Paul’s Church
Young People’s Society
R. M. Atchizon
Mrs Newton to Speak on Equal Suffrage at Woman's Club
Mrs Richard T Newton head of the local Women's Political Union will lecture under the Political Study section of the Woman's Club on Equal Suffrage. The talk is set for Thursday afternoon April 23 at 3 15 and all club members are welcome.
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Richard T., Newton
The
Women's Political Union
Woman's Club
Ugal
Dinner Before Dance at Burnett Place Home
Mrs. Carroll Diamond hosted a Tuesday dinner at her Burnett place home prior to the Katley Field Club dance. Invited guests included Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Carleton, Mr. and Mrs. James C. Bolger, and Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Usiria.
New Board of Woman's Club Appoints Executive Leaders
Extra members of the executive committee were announced at the first meeting after new officers were elected. Miss Adelaide Stryker spoke on the Dementic Science Class work. The group discussed establishing a state college for women at Botgera and authorized a fundraising campaign. Delegates to the Federation Convention at Asbury Park were named.
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Woman’s Club
Louis Disbrow
Adelaide Stryker
Henry G. Prout
House
J. B. Williams
Arthur Hoeber
Gilbert Livingston
Joseph D. Little
Misa A. L. van Wickle
Earl Stetson. Crawford
Pront
William J.kinsley
Charles B. van Dewater
G. B. Douglas
Adriaona van Riper
Emil Diebitsch
Arthur B. Proal
Botgera
Federation
Asbury Park
Address by Mrs Solandt at Missionary Society meeting
Mrs James A Solandt spoke on The King's Business before the Missionary Society of the Re formed Church at Mrs G H Krieger home on Chestnut Street Thursday afternoon. Her address was praised as one of the most illumining heard in a long time. Mrs Harry Morris of Passaic sang two solos.
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James A. Solandt
Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
G. H. Krieger
Chestnut Street
Harry Morris
Passaic
Bloomfield High Orchestra and Glee Club Concert
The Bloomfield High School Orchestra and Glee Club will perform May 12 at the Reformed Church under the direction of local Professor Smith.
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the Reformed Church
Bloomfield High School
Professor Smith
Splendid Club Offer with Nutley Sun and Smart Styles
Through a deal with John F. Mitchell Company publishers of Smart Styles the Nutley Sun offers a year of Nutley Sun and a year of Smart Styles for 2 50 The Saw and Smart Styles price 1 50 and 2 25 total 3 75 for 2 50 Offer open to old or new subscribers short term pro rata prices cash basis only Call today.
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Nutley Sun
Nutley Progress Day committee reports further planning
The Nutley Progress Day organizing committee met again last Saturday to hear committee reports and outline the celebration. A tentative Business Men's Committee list was submitted and will be circulated by the secretary. The group emphasizes the event is for the people of Nutley and invites all to Saturday meetings. An athletic and games committee, led by chairman Mr Beachler, has formed a corps of assistants to make those activities a distinctive feature of the day.
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Nutley
Park’ School
Beachler
Women vote at Grace Church in Newark election
Grace Church held an election with women participating after a diocesan extension last May. Senior warden Frederic Davis led, with junior warden Frank B. Carland and vestrymen including George B. Douglas and Col Henry G. Prant among the officers. Deputies to the Diocesan Convention named John Howe and others.
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Newark
Grace Church
Frederic Davis
Frank B. Carland
George B. Douglas
Henry G. Prant
Ernest G. Weischedel
Edger H. Bostock
Louis F. Rhoades
Llewellyn E. Pratt
Ernest Pulsford
Albert B. Sturges
John Howe
Sumner W. White
James R. Hay
Guy J. Edwarde
Louis F. Falion
Knights Templar Seek Members in Passaic Area
George Richtmeyer of 298 Acrigg Avenue Passaic Recorder Wash ington Commandry requests Knights Templar in Passaic Rutherford Nutley Hackensack Garfield and nearby areas who are not members of Washington Commandry No 21 or Melita No 13 to send name and address so he may mail them matters of interest.
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George Richtmeyer
Acrigg Avenue
Passaic
Washington Commandry
Knights Templar
Rutherford, Nutley, Huackensack, Garfield and Vicinity
Washington Commandry No
Melita
Knights of Honor Dance At Town Hall Draws 250
More than 250 attended the Knights of Honor dance at Town Hall Monday night hosted by the Relief Committee. William Waigeeaoanga helped oversee the event in a civic effort by Progresa Lodge.
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Darica
Progresa Lodge
Knights of Honor
Town Hall
Relief Committee
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Bank of Nutley
George
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Mrs. Disbrows
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