Nutley Lyceum Smokers Set for May 10 Program
The Nutley Lyceum plans another Smokers event Monday evening May 10 featuring a familiar lineup of talent from the local club and special features to be announced next week. The committee includes James Reilly, David Hawkins, Rev. E. F. Quirk, Thomas Woodruff, William G, William Gorman, Chas. Donaldson, Barry Paxton, Art Strobe. Wesley Sit-
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Nutley Lyceum
James Reilly
David Hawkins
Rev. E. F. Quirk
Thomas Woodruff
William 4G
William Gorman
Chas. Donaldson
Barry Paxton
Art Strobe
Wesley Sit
Yanticaw School Gr 5 Opens Series At Field
The Future Greats venture into a best of series today at Yanticaw Field against the 4th grade team from Yanticaw. The fifth grade lineup includes Wendel Laidhoffer at first, Cecil Romney at second, David Atchison at third, and Monroe.
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Yanticaw
Setson
Yanticaw Field
Ineup
Wendel Laidhoffer
Cecil Romney
David Atchison
Monroe
Titman at Centre for Jersey City Team
Billy Ziteman from Nutley has been assigned the center field position for the Jersey City team by Wild Bat Donovan. His solid play has people predicting he will soon reach the National or American League.
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Billy Ziteman
Nutley
Jersey City
Wild Bat Donovan
Billy
Company C Holds First Annual Banquet at St Paul’s
Company C hosted its first annual dinner Thursday night at St Paul’s Church. Attendees included Capt. B Applegate Henry M ante Donen D Little and Thomas F McEntee. Dinner was served by Group Two of the Ladies Aid chaired by Mrs. Albert M Ayers.
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St Paul's Church
Capt. B. Applegate
Henry M. Ante Donen D. Little
Thomas F. McEntee
Ladies Aid of the Church
Albert M. Ayers
Pictures by Local Artists at Exhibit
The Woman's Club hosts an oil and watercolor painting exhibit at the Clubhouse from today to May first featuring local artists. Notable loans include Howard Nesmith Passing Clouds, Woodbury landscape, and Wythe Wytehel Corner of Edgartown.
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Howard Nesmith
W. Wilderick
Woodbury
Arthur Proal
Earl Stetson Crawford
A. Molarsky
Edgartown
Wytehel
J. B. Hazelton
Sakonett
Frank Bennett
Fred Eeene Teo
G. R. Livingston
William Eville
Arthur J. Elder
Edgar Sargeant
G. W. Blake
Arthur Hueste
Arthur Hoeber
William Armstrong
Earled
Fred Sanford
School Art Exhibition Opens May 5 6 at Spring Garden
An exhibition of pictures to raise funds for Spring Garden School will run on May 5 and 6, featuring two hundred subjects curated by an art publishing company. The event also showcases the pupils' work and sale catalogs describing the pictures.
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Spring Garden School
Art Pubhing Co
Miss Josephine Stirratt Sells Home in Nutley Yard Sale
Miss Josephine Stirratt of Chestnut Street sold her house at 116 Nutley, and spent Tuesday and yesterday repairing the property per Mathey-Adv item.
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Josephine Stirratt
Chestnut Street
Hae
Aenershee Nutley
Candidates Begin To Look Around For Combinations
Withdrawal of Thomas Nichols upsets a strong ticket as voters discuss potential alliances. Mitchell weighs delaying a decision while Cook and Callahan consider teaming. several wards remain open and the Independent Citizens Association backs a slate against the All Nutley group. Meetings and signatures shape the opposition stance as leaders map a plan and invite public speaking.
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Banta
Howe
Schaaf
Thomas Nichols
Hillside Avenue
Hose No
Walter PF. Ormabee
William S. Wallace
Richard W. Booth
Thomas J. O'Neil
Dr. Horses Tantum
Election Tuesday Registration and Referendum Scheduled
All ready for election Tuesday April 27 with registration for those not registered in 1919 and who reached age 21 since then. Primary for delegates and alternates to the National Convention also on Tuesday from 12 30 p m to 9 p m at the same venues. Town Clerk Simon Blum announced details for the district boundaries.
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Tom
Simon Blum
Bourdy of
Nutley Civic Association Ad Highlights Local Ties
A fragment notes Tid Coombers advertising rights tied to Joba Adv, reflecting Nutley civic concerns and community involvement.
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The
Nutley Civic Association
Adv
Students Adopt Khaki Overalls Amid Crase
In Nutley and surrounding towns the overall craze spreads through schools and homes. Most students wear khaki trousers, with two Junior Class members Thomas Brown and Harry Gray credited as early adopters. The trend reaches the high school as other districts follow.
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Nutley
Amonng
Odest
Thomas Brown
Harry Gray
Sewers and curb work ordered on several streets
The Board of Commissioners met Tuesday night and passed on first reading an ordinance to construct sanitary sewers in eight streets including Walnut Melrose Grant Nutley Passaic Union Durand and Burnett. An ordinance to establish grades and lay concrete curb and gutter on Race Street between John Street and Woodland Avenue was considered. Albany Avenue and Cortland Street grading and relaying a six inch water main along Albany were awarded to Janserone Contracting Company.
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Board of Commissioners
Walnut
Melrose
Grant
Nutley
Passaic
Union Avenues
Durand and Burnett
Race
John Street
Woodland Avenue
Albany Avenue
Cortland Street
Janserone Contracting Company
Four Small Thefts Reported in Week Totals
C B Lee of Crestwood avenue reported a porch window forced and two dollars taken while absent. A seven year old child confessed and money was returned. A warrant issued for Frank Williams for a February 17 overcoat theft. A separate warrant for William Mathes, fourteen, for bicycle theft. bicycle recovered with note. Police pursued and recovered item.
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C. B. Lee
Crestwood Avenue
Cliffe
Werner and
Hoch
Frank Williams
W. H. Robinson
Franklin Avenue
William
Theodore Gould
Thewit Street
William Mathes
Church Street
Jason
Newark
Nutley
Mathes
Joseph Rose
Stager Street
Sergt. Stager
Werner
Story fragments from a health feature at Columbia University
Fragmentary OCR text references Sylvan place, a health scene at Teachers College Columbia University, and mentions Mrs. John Vernon Bouvier and other named individuals. The passage appears to be a damaged page with garbled names and disjointed phrases about a health topic and a likely Sunday feature.
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Sylvan Place
Columbia University
Mayor cites bureau saves thousands in sewer project
In St. Mary's Hall the mayor argued the old payment system cost far more than the current department work. He claimed the sewer project would save about $50,000, noting the present system is more efficient than the former.
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St. Mary's Hall
Callaha
Raleigh Leaders Split Over City Manager and Commission Plan
Quotes salaries discussion in Raleigh as Furlong and Par criticize current funding by debt service while Wildey defends it. Furlong urges new commissioners to address trolley and jitney issues and questions the $100 per vehicle license fee.
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Harry J. Parlong
Commission
Tewn
Wildey
Furlong
Puriong
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All-Nutley Committee
Ttiman
MES Civic Club
Rising Zion Church
Company C
ST. Paul's
Woman’s Club
Mathey
Mr. Cook
Matthew J. Callahan
Comebody
Carr
Mitchell
Nichols
Independent Citizens Associa
Alee
The-Amoe
All-Nutley
Slate
Cone
Beye
Sadr Gite
Vincent
John Vernon Bouvier
New York
W. A Et Bansmaaie Armen
Jecall Halt
Watley Gees
Bureau
Civic Association
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