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Newspaper

Nutley Sun

Location

Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1918

Page

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Six Nurses Sought as Nutley Posts Recruiting Drive

Nutley joins a nationwide drive recruiting 26 000 student nurses for United forces overseas. Women 19 to 35 with solid health and education are urged to enroll in the United States Student Nurse Reserve, with two to three year training and free board lodging tuition, in order to free trained nurses for front line service and bolster home defense. The effort emphasizes the need for educated volunteers from 1 579 training schools nationwide.

Nutley United United States Re Mn iIntelligent Reapon Army School of Nursing

Local Republican Committee Completes Election Board Prep

A meeting of Republican County Committee members at Headquarters 1 New Street reports the clerks roster is full and ready for next month’s campaign. Edward W. Gray’s candidacy was discussed but no action taken. concerns about radical factions were noted while party unity remains a goal.

Republican County Committee New Street Ees Edward W. Gray Gray

Fragmentary Letters List Public Notices and Comments

A garbled page shows partial letters and notices about a rifle range project near Windhelm, with scattered phrases about costs, land, and public input. Readers are urged to publish letters in the local columns.

Soldiers Need Westerns at Nutley Library

The Nutley Public Library reports a request from the American Library Association in Washington for more books for men overseas. Western stories and new releases are especially sought, with Zane Grey Rex Beach Jack London Ralph Connor Owen Wister and O Henry among favorites. The library will forward suitable donated books.

Nutley Public Library American Library Association Washington Zane Grey Rex Beach Jack London Ralph Connor Owen Wister O. Henry

State Militia Band Forms as Liberty Loan Nears Date

The 331-strong battalion announces Benjamin Hurd as Captain in the State Militia. Band equipment is purchased and to arrive soon. A band assembly is set for August 8th at 8:30 p.m. at Battalion Headquarters for organization and duties. Treasury announces Liberty Loan campaign from September 28 to October 19 with likely high bonds and 4.5 percent interest. Officials discuss rifle allotments for Home Guard, noting New Jersey’s limit of 3,572 rifles and current militia strength around 4,000.

Benjamin Hurd Sederal's Department Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo New Jersey Jenilee War Department Krag Washington Winiria Home Guard

Local food head outlines sugar and wheat outlook in Nutley

Federal Food Administrator D. Anthony Usina declares wheat supplies improved yet urges conservation and strict enforcement of the fifty fifty rule for substitutes. He warns retailers to police sugar distribution as Nutley plans to sprinkle trolley tracks and clean streets, amid concerns over whooping cough quarantines and street conditions.

The Sun D. Anthony Usina Nutley Atlantic France

Former Resident William Strade Dies at 34

William Strade formerly of Franklin Avenue and brother of Mrs. Edward Aberle of Ridgewood died at his parents home in Fort Worth New York Sunday July 14 after years of poor health. A traveler and artist by trade he worked in graphic retouching and oil paintings and lived in Buffalo Erie Cleveland Vancouver and Ridgewood. He leaves his parents six brothers and one sister.

William Strade Franklin Avenue Edward Aberle Ridgewood Fort Wadsworth Mr. Strade Buffalo New York Erie Cleveland Vancouver B. C Brooklyn Art Society

Chapman Named General Agent of Erie Lines

Clarence L. Chapman of Chestnut Street is appointed Generalee Agent of the Erie Lines effective August 1. He previously served in the president's office.

C. L. Chapman Erie Lines Clarence L. Chapman Chestnut Street The Erie August First

Police Court Notes Include Theft Report and Assault Parole

Police yesterday logged a theft complaint from Asbury Simpson of 492 Kingsland Street for fifteen chickens stolen from his barn Thursday night. Recorder James M. Post released on parole a Mrs Casanta Leopizzia charged with assault and battery. The case involved injuries and torn clothing after a dog attack and related incidents at Chase Street and Union Avenue Belleville.

Asbury Simpson Kingsland Street James M. Post Casanta Leopizzia Chase Street J. Victor D'Alola Newark Mra. Mary! Legethe Atomia Mra. Leopizzia Mra. Aurbach

Stars and Stripes Council Hosts Delegations Meeting

Large delegations from Tride of Kaven Council Putnam Council and Pride of Helleville Council attended the Stars and Stripes Council meeting at Dutig Hall. Deputy Commander White leads the Newark lodge in arranging travel gavels and plans to present it Monday night at 8 at the terminal. Arrangements are being made for Daughters of Liberty Day at Palisades Park on August 10.

Tride Kaven Council Putnam Council Pride of Helleville Council Stars and Stripes Council Daughters of Liberty Dutig Hall M. Ward Newark Newark

Local Minister Spends Vacation Making Shells

Rev. Chester J. Hoyt, pastor of Vincent Church, is on vacation at the International Arms & Fuza Co. plant in Broomefield. He earns twenty eight and a quarter cents an hour, the same pay as his cousin Hoyt, who also works at the Fut e company's plant. Inspectors note they work in different buildings.

Chester J. Hoyt Vincent Church International Arms & Fuza Co Broomefield Hoyt

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Petitions Circulating for Liquor Referendum

A meeting of residents interested in the wet and dry referendum was held at Assemblyman Edgar H. Bostock’s home in Vreeland Avenue. Plans for the campaign were discussed and petitions are being circulated to secure signatures of twenty percent of voters as required by law. Work to obtain signatures is underway.

Centre Street Franklin Avenue Kingsland Street Diebitsch Oops Pe . F Titans Ae Mayer Cook Edgar H. Bostock Vreeland Avenue

Local men to enter training as partial service draftees

Three men from the area will travel to Syracuse Monday for partial service training. Ev erett A Sergeant of 22 East Pascaie Avenue Percy J Dittig of 105 Pros and Frank W street Warren nine two others J M Croker Jr and Richard L Scales of 136 Franklin sees Croker previously served with J J Jones Minstrel Show in Winston Salem N C The District Board reviewed cases from the local board listing W Fredericks Nutley NJ 1 F J S Rue Jr Belleville 11 D sustained August Linden Nutley 1 D sustained.

Syracuse Evverett A East Pascaie Avenue Percy J. Dittig Frank & W. Street Warren J . M. Croker, Jr Richard L. Scales Franklin W. Fredericks Nutley

Food head calls meeting of grocers about sugar

D. A. Usina, Federal Food Administrator for Nutley, has called a meeting of all storekeepers who sell sugar for Monday night at Town Hall. Regulations are to be put into effect that will prevent householders obtaining more than two of sugar four month for each member of their family.

Nutley Food Administration D. A. Usina Town Hall

War Tax on Block Dances Urged by Internal Revenue

Collector Duffy warns organizations running block dances of war tax rules. Admissions proceeds to religious educational or charitable bodies may be exempt but must file an affidavit before the event for advance review by Revenue officials.

Duffy Internal Revenue Ers

Madden Made Captain In Balloon Corps

Daniel Madden of Nutley Park has been promoted to captain in the balloon section of the Signal Corps. He will serve as an instructor at the balloon school at Mulberry Island Virginia and is now home on leave.

Daniel Madden Nutley Park Signal Corps Mulberry Island

Drowning Averted at Nichols Pond near Cottage Place

Two young girls Clarissa Henry and Adelaide Reade nearly drowned at Nichols Pond when a strong current swept them into deep water. Mackary Begeearving Mack and rescuer M. C. Buchenberger saved Clarissa with water wings helping Adelaide, who regained consciousness after first aid. Nichols Pond has seen drownings before in the deeper area near the dam.

Clarissa Henry David WN. Henry Cottage Place Adelaide Reade Morris B. Reade High Street Nichols’ Pond Prom Co Geearving Mack Cient M. C. Buchenberger Chines Ettendagce Misa Reade Mack

Miss Kierstead and David Nichols wed at Prospect home

Miss Bessie Howe Kierstead daughter of Mrs Jesse R Kierstead of Prospect street and David Nichols son of Mr and Mrs John Nichols of Terrace avenue were married Saturday afternoon at the bride's mother's home by Rev Harold W Schenck of the Reformed Church. Edith Kierstead acted as bridesmaid and David Munro of the Naval Reserve was best man. The couple will reside with Mrs Nichols as Nichols is stationed at Pelham Bay with the Naval Reserves.

Bessie Howe Kierstead Jesse R. Kierstead Prospect Street David Nichols John Nichols Terrace Avenue Harold W. Schenck the Reformed Church Edith Kierstead David Munro Naval Reserve Nichols Pelham Bay Naval Reserves

War Savings and Thrift Stamps Weekly Sales Totals

Post Office reports weekly sales of War Savings Stamps and Thrift Stamps totaling $2,071.84 for the week.

Mrs Leslie Fairfax Naulty Joins Husband Abroad

Mrs Leslie Fairfax Naulty of N avenue has joined her husband who has been transferred abroad. Mrs Naulty plans to return home after accompanying her husband’s deployment. Charles Richard enlisted in the Aviation Corps and leaves Monday for Fort Slocum.

Leslie Fairfax Naulty J. D. Reardin N Avenue Gaminate Jane, Evans

Americans and Germans Compared on War Debts and Resources

An analysis contrasts United States and Germany finances after the war, noting U.S. resources about 250 billion dollars and annual revenue around 50 billion with national debt near 12 billion. It discusses postwar costs, interest, and the burden of loans and insurance as Germany faces debt and manpower losses.

United States Germany

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