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Newspaper

Nutley Sun

Location

Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1919

Page

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Nutley Names Officers for New First National Bank

The Nutley town meeting appointed Benjamin R. Colwell as president and Som Nichols Jr and W. E. Eliot as vice presidents for the new First National Bank of Nutley. Eliot comes from the Trust Co of Newark. Directors include D. B. K. Colwell James L. Miller and others. The bank planned to open in a few weeks at 551 Franklin Avenue near High Street, with exact opening date not yet announced.

First National Bank of Nutley Benjamin R. Colwell Som Nichols, Jr Casnt W. Ne Efiot Mr. Exot Regleral Trust Co Neark Nexalt Batch B. K. Colwell James L. Miller Mi Siebitsch Anthony P. Cardi Oscar H. Kraeger Marion L. Lewis Eres Waleford Thomas Nichols, Jr Edward H. Verge Harry Bird Samuel O. Church South Oranjee Burton T. Bush Montell Colwen Nutley Realty Pranklin Avenue High Street

Honorary Club Dances for Soldier Outing Fund

The Honorary Club staged a block dance at Military Hall with early arrivals and ticket sales exceeding $200. The dance committee led by Elmer Rawcliffe expected a net of $900 to $400 toward a $2,000 goal to aid 427 servicemen enlisted earlier that fall.

Military Hall Elmer Rawcliffe Keng

Police Court Notes Add New Assault and Driving Fines

Charles roak of Roma street faced multiple prior visits for assault and was fined 3.50 after Saturday night testimony by Sergis Cameron and Stager on Josie Corone’s complaint. Albert Martin Jr of Passaic and others were fined for public drunkenness and traffic violations, with fines ranging up to 17.80 for driving a wagon with two horses and improper signals. Several arrests include Mrs. Russo and Mrs. Lardier in a domestic dispute, and youths charged with selling berries and driving without lights.

Charles (Roak Roma Street Sergis Cameron Stager Dire Josie Corone Abs Recorder Post Albert Martin, Jr Passaic Patsae Cavite Merren Erie Ale Greenwood

Shoe Be Hadess Best 285 Lowest 19 Of

A fragmented clipping notes footwear pricing with unclear names and numbers. The readable bits mention a shoe retailer and a sale figure around 285 units and a 19 price point, but many details are missing.

Hades

City discusses army ham and bacon profiteering and distribution

Newark officials and Mayor Gillen convene to probe profiteering in army meat supply. Meeting adopts resolutions and seeks Wellington city input while referencing New York factors and local university ties.

Mayon Eites Gillen Newark Weelington Ance Altace Aueatesider's New York Tame Atferot Universtutie

Nutley seeks housing for teachers amid shortage

A Nutley school drive urges public housing for a teacher to allow continued instruction. The appeal cites local housing shortages restricting staffing and mentions candidate teachers Marguerite Pouw, Tegner Hhoneinel, and Dorothy Rhefvon seeking private homes in nearby towns to join the district.

SARGT WELCH RETURNS FROM FRANCE WITH CROSS OF WAR

The report notes Sergeant Welch coming home from France bearing the Cross of War. It references a return voyage by ship to Hoboken with details about his travel and recognition during wartime.

Welch France

Sergt Murren Cited In Bridging Meuse Action

Fragmentary military note highlights Sergt Murren as one of two cited for bridging the Meuse. Text includes scattered phrases about Marne, Wresnes, and mentions of engine units Fth and Tth with unclear context.

Sergt. Murren Meuse Soret Marne Pew

Vincent Kane Home Again Arrives Aboard TSS Virginian

Vincent Kane of Chestnut Street returns aboard the TSS Virginian at Ment woe Dock. Kane is a member of the Mavor Transport Carpe and traveling with several colleagues including Saint A. Crehan of Toston and Karl J. Messermith of Springfield.

TSS Vincent Kane Chestnut Memler Mavor Transport Carpe Rveng Vroner Preeent Corp Kane Stvant A. Crehan Toston Uiip Karl J. Messermith Springfield Corp Walter Hanvor

Nutley Club Set to Face Grace M. Fi Church Nine

Nutley club seeks even matchup against Grace M. Fi Church team of Nutters on WL, aiming for strong crowd at Paterson park. Dee Hood will umpire as fans plan to pack the stands. Erie Railroad All Star team visit scheduled for Saturday August 16th, boosting appeal and gate.

Nutley Tte Park Oval Chet Atul Hone Chark Freeman Grace M. Fi Uters Nutley Boys Grace Dee Hood Belleville Paterson Clan Erie Railroad Paterson

Local Man Files Petition in Voluntary Bankruptcy

Alenoug debts of 8000 per month for onal loans range from 14.80 to 7960 and gasets of 333. John lurtahorme of anticon place filed a voluntary bankruptcy in the United States District Court at Newark. unsecured debts amount to 44140 and secured claims of 34 fini. His most consist of a one share interest in the estate of de Martelonne on Market Street. A judgment against him noted in the petition.

John Lurtahorme Anticon Place Fureday Newark de Martelonne

Milk Distribution Plan Details Progress in Wenan

Health officer Eugene Sullivan leads efforts to open public milk stations with the Wenan community committee. Town milkmen were invited to bid but delivery must start after morning work. school building consent from the Board of Education is still pending and unlikely before fall term begins.

Eugene Sullivan Wenan Heath Eelie

Actors Strike Spoils Family Theatre Party at Cohan Harris

Mr and Mrs MacBride and relatives from Passaic Northroad planned a theatre party Thursday at the Cohan Harris house. After waiting from 5:15 until 9 o'clock, the management said the actors strike made the show impossible.

Mee. van Dyk MacBride Northroad Charles Macbride Passaic MacBride Cohan & Harris

City barber shop announces longer hours

Advertisement states the barbershop at 8 Ferrara 144 Chestnut Nutley will be open from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. with a barber constantly in attendance.

Ferrara Chestnut Nutley

Road Work Advances Amid Labor Shortage and Delays

Town progress on Centre street and Mark Avenue projects accelerates with more workers, as Mayor Diebitsch opposes extending contractor Salvatore Guardalrbend’s time. Concrete needs dictate bridging recent Heliee sewer trenches to prevent cracking, while expenses for extra labor remain unresolved.

Salvatore Guardalrbend Teo Diebitsch Park Avenue Tate

Federal Trucks to Aid in Road Building Here

State Highway Commission announced the federal government will provide 212 army trucks for highway construction in this state. The trucks include Pierce Arrow Packard Veerless and Muck models, some nearly new valued at five to seven thousand dollars. Legislation may authorize wire or loan of trucks to city authorities while suitable storage quarters are prepared for use.

State Highway Commission State Highway Department Pierce Arrow Packard

Mardi Gras by Women’s Guild at St Church on Lawn

A Saturday event hosted by the Women’s Guild of St Church takes place on the lawn near Mrs Cleveland’s property at Hillside Avenue and High. Residents are invited to join the community gathering for a festive afternoon.

Mardi Grasby Women’s Guild of St. See Cleveland Hillside Avenue

Unclear Memorandum on Sun Month Copies for Sale

Fragmentary note references September and a "Pearly" item with Sun Month timing. Mentions S002 sun month and S100 counts. No clear people, places, or organizations emerge.

Service Men Magazine by Stars and Stripes Editors

A plan to publish a Stars and Stripes service men magazine coordinated by editors and notable correspondents. The project aims to offer home sector updates, maps, and guidance with staff including Harold Wy, Woollcott, and Walter (A). It will be produced in New York with a staff of about 700 and distributed through the service department for questions and information.

Stars and Stripes American Foxpartitionars Peres Rte Abe Harold Wy Ie Sam Braneteee Mileein Iitaette Ney Oliver Ales Athe Woollcott New York Watho Philadelphia Bert Kienon Tan Sprong Macdougal Street Bane Betes Cine Wien Amd

Personal News Briefs From Local Residents

Mire Curtis of Marthe Avenue plans a weekend visit after a cuter ty day. Dowd Hushwurth of Aeonton, Pingrtawe, journeys to Artriatie for a week of work. Benjamin Tia of North Road intends a trip to Newyart Aliow on Sunday. Michaeel Beosudtbent of Colon plans a move to Whiteotonen on the 26th. Misses Deraldeaname Much Shiw of Mountainview Avenue returns after work at Arbury Park. Mr and Mrs Cherles Shaw also of Mountainview Avenue plus Mr and Mrs Betwan Want of Tillette Avenue motor to Hopatcong Thursday. Mrs TLWW plans a man dus for a Spokane visit. Narles Althof violinist and Hubert Koeman organist of St. Mary’s Church conclude a musical program this Sunday. Althof and family will summer with the Sunrise Company at Agbury Mark. Cepasenen will tour New York state for tar eurittier. John J. Nuckly of Bridgeport has returned after visiting his mother Mrs Satie Buckley of as. sale avenue. Mrs W T Cocyman and children of Cheatnut Place will spend next week at Rockaway Point. Mrs H H Meyer of Hillside Avenue returns from several weeks at Allenhurst. Miss Dorothy Janett spends the weekend with…

Tunther Curtis Marthe Avenue Mie Dowd Hushwurth Aeonton Pingrtawe Creed Whurealoe Franklin Avenue Uenjamin North Road Newyart Andl Michaeel Colon Wileshie Washington Mountainview Avenue Arbury Park Mandus Spokane Warrinurton Adee Call Kiehand Stayer High Street Narles Althof Hubert ‘Koeman St. Mary's Church W. T. Cocyman and Children Cheatnut Place Rockaway Point H. H. Meyer Hillaide Avenue Allenhurst Mias Dorothy Janett

Sewer Re-routing Plans Face No Objections

City officials report no objections to rerouting sewer lines as engineers propose extending the main trunk to serve areas along Washe, Renestead Pond, and Kingston Road toward Clifton, with a later ripple into River Tennent and nearby streets. The commission debates plumbers’ licensing and a water main extension in Abeswirler, while property owner Robert Leoroler resists a halt on the plan.

Building Permits For Several Dwellings And Stores

Building permits issued to Attericin Top Builders Inc and Americer Builders Inc for multiple dwellings and a store. Locations include Stager Street, Lilleide Avenue, St. Mary’s Avenue, Wharton Avenue, Lakesale Drive, Wilson Street. Costs range from several thousand dollars to around 5 000 each. Names listed include Mrs Itan Fuller and Mr M Marone.

Attericin Top Builders, Inc Byotelyn Place Jecietla Stager Street Itan Fuller Lilleide Avenue Cort Soak M. Marone St. Mary‘e Avenue Anercan Dome Btuilders, Inc Hvetyn Place Amererer Wharton Avenue

W S S Sales For July Report

A fragmented July sales record lists amounts for various entities including LaMonte & Son and Nobles on vacation. Totals show multiple entries with a Bank of Nodes posting 220.84 and a Post Office 569.24. Secretary and Treasurer A. Bickell signs off with total.

Vasineki New LaMonte & Son

Death of Maurin Pracht Child

Sixteen month old Maurin Pracht daughter of Harry Pracht of 23 Race Street died Sunday of tuberculosis before medical aid could reach her. Deputy County Physician Mimi viewed the body and granted a permit.

Maurin Pracht Harry Pracht Racetreet Mimi

National Bible Institute Meets at S F Aresomy Residence

The National Bible Institute meets Tuesday evening at 8 o clock at 26 Daily Street the residence of S F Aresomy. George Borvelle of York City will speak on Does the Bible Contain Eternal Life and the meeting is open to all.

S. F. Aresomy George Borvelle York City

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