Spiritual "Teaching Camp" Begins at Vincent Church
A spiritual teaching camp starts at Vincent Church with sessions on a weekly basis every Wednesday. The event invites attendees to join aims of reflection and community activity.
04 Aug 1917
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1917
Page
1
A spiritual teaching camp starts at Vincent Church with sessions on a weekly basis every Wednesday. The event invites attendees to join aims of reflection and community activity.
Creditors waive rights to elect Referee Mason. Louis G. Beekman named trustee as a Belleville New Jersey plant sale is postponed three weeks hoping a manufacturing firm eyed by the government will decide to buy the plant. Delaware and New Jersey entities face title and liability questions while the trustee proposes settlement.
Funeral services will be held this afternoon for Frank S. Oriel of the local area. The obituary notes his death and lists the time and place of the ceremony.
A compiled list from parents and relatives aims to yield a full roster of local boys in the services. Entries include Navy, Army, National Guard, Marine units, aviation, and engineers with units and hometowns such as Newark Harrison Kearny Little Ferry and New York City, plus ships and bases like Paris Island Fort Leavenworth and Fort Riley.
Mrs Arthur Engler and children of Colonial Terrace spend the month at Keansburg. Miss Catenin of ant Avenue stays in Wetherstein Conn. Mrs J M Vreeland on an auto trip to New with companions. Eugene Stager returns from Ocean Grove. Miss Anna Simpson, Franklin Avenue, back from two weeks in the Catskills. Multiple residents listed visiting and staying at Ocean Grove, Lake Hopatcong, Brewster, Canandaigua, Greenwood Lake, and other area spots. several dinners and lawn party planned. many names and addresses noted.
At Tuesday night’s Commissioners meeting the Social Service Board urged maintaining a town bed at a nearby hospital for Nutley patients. D r Philhower favored Mountainside, Dr Crystell backed St Mary’s, and a final report was postponed to next Tuesday.
Miss Esther Keilerg, twenty, was overcome by heat at Franklin Avenue and Church Street Thursday afternoon. She was removed to Dr. A. H. Van Riper's office for treatment as bystanders noted she was shivering and in distress.
Joseph Salesky and Alexander Fedoerfish of Newark were arrested Monday by Police Chief Wright Sutcliffe for riding bicycles on Center street sidewalk. Recorder James M. Post fined them $2.50 each.
Wilbur D. Perkins of Park Avenue has passed exams for radio operator and expert. By month end he will be placed aboard a Navy ship and is currently at the Signal School of the Naval Training Station in Newport.
Stuart Edgar of Stewart Avenue who went to France last year to drive an ambulance and later joined a new corps is nearly finished with training and will soon head to the front to serve as a medic.
Miss Virginia Derr of Satterthwaite town heads a guest list in a local pageant. The event features notable attendees and community organizers shaping the ceremony.
A letter from James K. Shields of the Anti-Saloon League denounces claims that the will of the majority ends policy. He argues tempers and majorities shift, criticizing political leaders and local officials over enforcement and leadership in the temperance fight.
This week two summons were issued by the Police for ordinance violations. Cosimo Sposatto of Hancox Avenue was fined 20 dollars for a permit issue. Elmer Van Wagenen was charged for taking out a water meter without permission and will have a hearing August 6. A complaint from Annie L Wah Winkle against F Y Wallace claimed pet confinement for two days, but witnesses contradicted details.
The Nutley Rifle Club range on River Road Inn near Centre Street opens for preliminary practice. The executive committee lists officers including Sergeant, president H O tester, and J M Juch. There are about 150 members currently with application cards available.
The Food Conservation Section led by Mrs. Harry D Finn has nearly completed its work as townsfolk watch progress. Details are sparse due to fragmented text but indicate broad local activity around food conservation efforts.
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