Christian church services and lectures listed across several congregations
Sunday activities include Sunday School at 9.45 and sermons at 11 by Rev Henry J Condit on Keeping Of. An evening Salvation Army lecture by Brigadier Caster with music follows. Other churches announce morning worship at 11 and 10.30 Mass at St Marys and Holy Family services and German Lutheran rites.
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Henry J. Condit
Caster
Salvation Army
Charles Herbert Powers
Joseph D. Little
J. R. Beachler
J. T. Yarrow
Emmaus
Epworth League
Helen Rushy
Powers
Grace Church
Church of the Holy Family
Harrison Street
Alfonzo de Santola
Milton Stauffer
Sons and Daughters of the King
Luotheran
St. Paul’s Congregational Church
H. F. R. Stechholz
Vincent Church Activities Schedule
Tuesday 2.30 p m Girls' Guild meets. Wednesday 8 p m mid week prayer service on At the Tomb of Jesus. Friday 3.30 pastor's class for probationers. Friday 7.30 First Battery meeting led by Major Maroney and Major Fitting.
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Girls’ Guild
Tomb of Jesus
First Battery d
Maroney
Art at the Biennial Convention in Chicago
The Art Department plans a program for the General Federation of Women's Clubs during the Biennial in Chicago June 9 to 18. On June 18 Mrs. Melville F. Johnston will present her report and host Lorado Taft who speaks on Sculpture in America. John B. D. Trask will discuss the Panama-Pacific Art Exhibit. Luncheon at 12:80, limited to 250, with talks on bringing beauty and art to American children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Chicago
Melville F. Johnston
Lorado Taft
America
John BE. D. Trask
Art Department
High School Team Drops Tight Game On Park Oval
Nutley A. defeats the home squad 7 to 5 in a lively season opener on the Park Oval. Ray Blum, formerly with Forest Hiller, started at first base and contributed a strong performance as 24 hits were recorded by six boxmen. If weather cooperates, the teams are set to rematch this afternoon.
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Nutley A
Park
Ray Blum
Forest Hiller
Nutley
Waa
Cooperate on Sewer Work with Belleville
A pact between the town and Belleville on building sewers near borders and sharing sewage costs was accepted with maintenance costs to be determined by the borough. Darby Brook drain settlement postponed for the third time to May 18 due to unresolved details. Engineer Shepard to seek bids for Yantacaw river sewer work before park completion. Hose Company Two officers confirmed except one held for explanation.
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Belleville
Board of Commissioners
Darby Brook
Mr. Carr
F. T.shepard
Yantacaw River
Chestnut Street
Centre Street
H. H. Samuel
W. H. Vreeland
Aaron Lawrence
Hose Company No. Two
Church Property For Park Additions In Nutley
Essex County Park Commission condemns 71 acre tract valued at 500 dollars to add to Yantacaw Park. Vincent Methodist Church faced mortgage and donation dispute and sought 1000 dollars. Condemning commissioners fixed 500 dollars. report filed March 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Methodist Church
Essex County Park Commission
Yantacaw Park
Bank of Nutley
Mr. Church
L. EH. Robinson
Alison Dodd
Richard W. Booth
Newark Autoist McGregor Fined After Light Violation
Peter McGregor of 90 Prospect Street Newark was arrested Monday night by Patrolman Pratt after running past without a rear light and speeding. He appeared in answer to a summons from Recorder Post and paid a $5.60 fine.
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Peter McGregor
Prospect Street
Newark
Namber
Pratt
McGregor
Recorder Post
Friday Afternoon Club hosts poets and art program
Mrs. Charles Lecky entertained the Friday Afternoon Club at her Enclosure home with An Afternoon With the Poetes and readings from modern English poetry by several members. Mrs. Carr provided music with Mother O Mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lecky
L. P. Knapp
Arthur Carr
Leeky
W. C. Armstrong
Mra KB. L. Broadbent
Mra. Carr
Women’s magazine subscriptions drive in Asbury conventions
Mrs. George B. Philo promotes subscriptions to a women’s magazine ahead of Asbury conventions and clubs. The effort seeks to expand readership and support local women’s groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Philo
Ggtion
Across-the-Sea Romance Culminates in Wedding Here
Samuel Gugliceiello and Miss Irene Deambrise of Broomfield avenus Nut ley were wed at Town Bell Monday morning by Recorder Post. Felice Gugliceiello, brother of the groom, was best man and Miss Dorothy Booth was maid of honor. The groom came to this country four years ago and wooed the bride in Italy. She arrived last week. Witnesses included Miss Adrianna Van Riper Miss Alice Corway Town Clerk Oscar Kirkepley Chief Sutcliffe James M. Vreeland and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gugliceiello
Irene Deambrise
Broomfield
Avenus
Nutley
Town Bell
Recorder Post
Felice Gugliceiello
Dorothy Booth
Italy
Adrianna van Riper
Alice Corway
Oscar §. Kirkepley
Sutcliffe
James M. Vreeland
Mock Convention of Club Women in Newark Library Room
Mrs John Fowler Trow official parliamentarian of the New Jersey State Federation will preside at a mock convention on Monday April 2 at 10 45 A M in room 2 of the Newark Library All club women invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fowler Trow
New Jersey
A. R
Newark
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