Nutley Plans Parade to Boost Loan Drive Efforts
Nutley launches a six day loan drive with a 3.30 pm parade from Park Oval led by militia units and a 6 pm meeting at the County Park. Cadets drill, Campioni’s Newark band plays, speeches by local officials and clergy, and bond sales booths run daily next week at the Bank of Nutley with evening hours.
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Nutley
Park Oval
Newark
Istton
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank
Magnus
Franklin Avenue
Brookfield Avenue
Passaic Avenue
Chestnut Street
Centre Street
County Park
Oval
Dix
Vincent Church
Red Cross
Grammar School
Ife
Campioni
Brass Band
Chaplain Toole
H. F. Artillery
Casio Sherman
Bostoc
Diebitach
Bank of Nutley
Marriage of Miss Anna Cora Townsend to Edward P Scorso
Announcement of the November 23 1917 marriage in New York City of Miss Anna Cora Townsend and Edward Perham Scorso. Scorso serves in the Naval Reserve aboard the U S S Arms and the couple reside at 98 Hillaide Avenue.
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Edmund Guy Townsend
Anna Cora Townsend
Edward Perham Scorso
George Scorso
Church Street
Naval Reserve
U. S. S. Arms
New York City
Hillaide Avenue
Miller elected Senior Grand Deacon in State Masons
E. C. Miller, previously head of the local lodge, was elected Senior Grand Deacon of the State Lodge. The announcement notes his prior leadership and ascent within the Masonic hierarchy.
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Miller
Grand Lodge OF Masons
E. C. Miller
Lodge of Masons
State Lodge
Thrift Stamp Sales Totals For Week And Year
The weekly thrift stamp sales are listed with a total of 76.70 for Bok Eer Yantacaw and 17.65 for Lincoln. Provacions Spring Sales at the private 36 contribute to the year’s cumulative rally.
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Oman
Lincoln
Sun Illustrated Supplement issued May 18
The Sun announces the illustrated supplement will be issued May 18. Regular readers will receive one copy and those who want extra copies should order now to avoid disappointment. Extra copies cost twenty five cents each.
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the Sun
Schools Asked Not to Drop German in Local System
The Board of Education heard Assemblyman Edgar H. Bostock urge retention of German, arguing its cultural and scholarly value and noting colleges nationwide keep it. Superintendent Beechler described crowded New Spring Garden, upcoming district redrawing, and rising staff needs. thrift stamps and Liberty Bond sales were reported, plus teacher reengagements and a teacher resignation.
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Board of Education
Edgar H. Bostock
Bostock
Supt
Beechler
New Spring Garden
Park and Lincoln School
Liberty
Beachler
Katherine Herring
Stella Hicks
Lillian Eldridge
Lynn L. Thompson
Arnold C. Harwood
Ernest L. Saul
DBD
F. Guiney
John H. Finn
A. Louise Schmitz
Marion S. Walker
Florence E. Meng
Aay C. Franklin
Mernette L. Chapman
Elizabeth Young
John S. Herron
Carl W. Barget
Jennie Slingerland
Elsie
Ethel B. Halleck
Ruth A. Hurd
Helen G. Bowman
Alice J. Bickers
Elizabeth W. Beattie
Louise Kurtz
Carol F. Young
Katharine T. Conlon
Susan F. Lockhart
Edith V. Teets
A T. Kehrer
Eva V. D. Philip
Ruth Watson
Mary E. Purdy
Sarah M. Cooke
Henrietta Jahn
Katherine Taney
Grace Rake
Patriotic Carnival Planned to Boost War Work Fund
A spring carnival aims to mirror last year’s event to support war work and bolster the Patriotic Fund. It aligns with a Red Cross drive but Nutley keeps its $10,000 quota through the local fund. Benjamin Hurd leads planning and finance, with lectures to rally donors ahead of carnival week.
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Red Cross
Nuttey
Patriotic Fund
Nutley
Lt Il
Park Oval
Benjamin Hurd
The
Hurd
Field Club
Masonic Hall
Factory Raises Service Flag at East Centre Street
The New York Continental Jewell Filtration Company raised a service flag with fifteen stars at its East Centre street factory yesterday afternoon. The firm employs about one hundred men. Vice-president W A Anderson addressed workers as patriotic songs were sung.
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New York Continental Jewell Filtration Company
East Centre Street
W. A. Anderson
Five More Nutley Boys to Go to Dix Camp
Thirteen Nutley district youths depart Monday for Camp Dix. Five Nutley boys include Smith Mountainview. Gorman Passaic. Dermatoro Park. and two others from Nutley. Belleville sends six plus two volunteers Flanagan and de Elia. Nutley militia will drive them to Newark. Red Cross to host a send off at Town Hall with knitted sets and comfort kits.
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Camp Dix
Or Ae
Nutley
Pir
Ph Smith
Mountainview
Riaateds Mei
Clarence “W. "Chandler
High Street
John Gorman
Passaic Avenue
Rocco Dermatoro
Park Avenue
Belleville
A. J. Flanagan
Alfonzo de Elia
Newark
Red Cross
Town Hall
Legacy for Local Woman Helen Liedeman Dies in Brooklyn
Mrs Helen Liedeman died April 4 at 14 Herkimer Street Brooklyn leaving about 55000 in personal property and 6000 in realty. Her daughter Hortense Seymour Bachenberger and sister Mrs Virginia Mull were named administrators with two other children listed: Miss Helen Laura Tiedeman and Lewin B Tiedeman with the US Signal Corps in France.
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Helen Seymour Liedeman
Hortense Seymour Bachenberger
SS Lake Street
Herkimer Street
Brooklyn
Buchenberger
Virginia T. Mull
Phillipsburg
Helen Laura Tiederman
Lewin B. Tiedeman
United States Signal Corps
France
Mission Society Meetings at St Pauls Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of St Pauls Church schedules its May meeting for Thursday May 2 at 2 30 pm in the church. An extra program features an Agnea opticon lecture by Miss Laura Parmelee, principal of the Spring Garden School, speaking to the Junior Mission Band on Monday afternoon. Parmelee previously served five years as a missionary in interior Alaska.
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Woman's Missionary Society of
St. Paul's Church
Laura Parmelee
Spring Garden School
Parmelee
Alaska
Triangle Club Season Ends as Vincent Charter Close
At a Triangle Club meeting in Vincent, the season was closed and plans set to resume work in early fall. J. H. Hornet was chosen president following the resignation of E. S. Hoyt.
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Triangle Club
Vincent Charrh
J. H. Hornet
E. S. Hoyt
Nutley Patriotic Fund Appeal Seeks Monthly Subscriptions
The Nutley Patriotic Fund asks Nutley households to donate to the war effort with a goal of $8,000 per month. The letter emphasizes support for wounded servicemen, home service for families, and contributions from roughly 2,000 homes in Nutley with a population around 8,500. It urges immediate remittance to N B Her a Preasurer Nutley N J and underscores sacrifice and duty in the Great War.
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Nutley Patriotic Fund
Home Service
Nutley
Preasurer
N. J. de Tries
Man sentenced for attack on five year old girl
Hugh Romlein aged sixty two of 77 Brookline avenue was sentenced from five to twelve years in state prison for assault on a five year old girl. Judge Os presided in Special Sessions at Newark on Tuesday.
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Hugh Romlein
Brookline Avenue
Newark
Local firemen and letter carriers parade in Newark
Forty members of the local fire department and the letter carriers will march in Newark this afternoon. They meet at Town Hall at one oclock and ride by trolley to the parade. The local Post Office will close at 130 and the carriers may join the Newark force in the procession.
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Participa
Newark
Town Hall
e@corriers
Camp Dixel
State Board Cuts Howe House Valuation on Prospect Street
The State Board of Taxation reduced Albert F. E. Howe’s Prospect street property assessment from 21000 to 16000 after a local fight led by City Attorney J Harry Hull. Howe testified he paid 15000, the land valued at 11 and the house at 10000 by local assessors. The case moved from county to state level with a favorable outcome for Howe.
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Board of Commissioners
State Board
Albert FE. Howe
Prospect Street
Harry Hull
Hugh B. Reed
Newark
Howe
Willian A. Lambert
Albert Weiswhedel
Thomas Nichola
Bloomfield
Smith
Kingsland Street
Passaic Avenue
Service Flag With 38 Stars Raised at St Clare’s Church
A Sunday afternoon ceremony at St Clare's Church indoors due to bad weather unveiled a service flag with 38 stars. The event featured piano by Louise McCann, children’s song, a flag presentation by Perrez Council Knights of Columbus Passaic, and speeches by James R. Cowley and Mayor George F Schmidt, plus poems and recitations about Uncle Sam. Nellie Poerurer, now stationed at Port Newark, is the only girl on the flag.
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St. Clare's Church
Louise McCann
Perrez Council
Knights of Columbus of
Passaic
James R. Cowley
Pasanic
Misa Murphy
Paterson
George F. Schmidt
Clifton
Lillian Keresey
Uncle Sam's Boys
Mins Nellie Poeurer
Uncle Sam
Port Newark
Father Theodore
of Perres Council
Starepaneies
Resale Players Named in Tonk Era Matchups
Don Martin teams with Herman Bernstein in a resale event while Percival Phillips joins Prank in daily Tonk play.
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Don Martin
Herman Bernstein
Percival Phillips
General Boynton Rouses Park Theatre Audience
General Melville Boynton spoke on war experiences from the Western Front to East Africa. He condemned the German enemy, showing slides and a British Office loaned reel, and recalled eyewitness cruelties that drew strong applause. The talk drew locals and about a hundred State Militia members.
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Park Theatre
Melville Boynton
France
America
Africa
East Africa
Boynton
Mt Veenen
N. Y
Franklin Avenue
Columbus Guards Company Formed by St. Mary’s Boys
Reys of St. Mary’s Church aged ten to eighteen formed the Columbus Guards. At a fleet meeting Rev. EB F Quirk presided, electing Harry Sentner as president Austin Bennett as secretary and Father Quirk as treasurer. The group debated affiliation with Boy Scouts or Columbus Guards choosing the latter by 38 to 8. Officers and leaders spoke on flag discipline and organization with Colt Donahue guiding the drum and bugle corps. Meetings will be in St. Mary’s Hall Mondays and Thursdays and members decided the unit would be non sectarian. A long list of enrolled boys and uniform recipients followed.
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Knights of Columbus
Columbus Guards
Father Quirk
Lloyd
Nutley Battalion
Donahue
St. Mary's Hall
St. Mary's Church
Austin Bennett
Peter Seas
Richard Bochmeyer
Archie Barbata
Edward Bradley
Robert Bradley
Charles Bradley
Herman Bolger
John Broel
Ee Oe Gaway
Sarto Con x
Fedioh Dalengioe
Be van Donahee
Charlies Donahue
Michael Derkhowic
Frank Frobope
Eugene Gehan
William
Miss Lillian Earle Certificate from New York College Music
Miss Lillian Earle receives a certificate from a New York college of music. The brief document notes limited ef teller references and is dated in connection with the scholar’s credential.
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New York College Music
Ef Teller
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