Missing Nutley wife Mary Jannarone sought by police and kin
Renewed efforts by Natley Police and relatives search for Mary Jannarone, wife of contractor Michael Jannarone, who disappeared Wednesday morning after leaving a farewell note. Patrolman brother and over fifty hospitals notified in case of self harm. husband and brother checked Sayville and Westerly for clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natley
Mary Jannerone
Michael d Jannarone
East Passaic Avenues
Nutley
George Maliza
Maliza
Jannarone
Sayville
L. L
Westerley
R. I
Goerke to Move Michael Co Store Staff to New Location
R J Goerke president of Goerke Co Newark announces old employees will transfer with the business to Oscar Michael Co site. Reinforcements drawn from Michael Co staff. Planned improvements include a direct door to the Men's department. Goerke used Michael store previously as W V Snyder Co location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R J. Goerke
Goerke Co
Newark
Goerke
Oscar Michael & Co
Asoarke- Co
Michael Co
Michael
W. V. Snyder Co
Welfare Work of P S C Costs 122045 for Year
The fourth annual Welfare Committee report of Public Service Corporation of New Jersey shows welfare work totaling 122045.26 for the year, with 68744.25 under welfare and 53301.01 under the Workmen's Compensation Act. The plan has paid 370990.27 over four years, including 144697.69 compulsory under state law and 226292.58 voluntary pensions and benefits for employees and dependents. The firm employs about 15,000 permanent workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare Committee of Public Service Corporation of New Jersey
Will Institute Lodge of Moose in Belleville
Notice to Nutley and Belleville residents that the North Essex Lodge of Moose will be instituted Friday night August 20 at Belleville Hall. The lodge will serve Nutley and Belleville and is part of a 700000 member organization offering accident sickness and funeral benefits. W C Badine of Belleville is district director and Dr Langdon is the local examining physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Essex Lodge of Moose
Belleville Hall
Nutley
Belleville
Order of Moose
W. C. Badine
Washington Avenue
Langdon
Belleville Ice Dealer Fined for Health Code Violation
Former Belleville councilman Joseph Manning paid a $10 fine after appearing in the police court for violating the local health code. Health Inspector Faith reported Manning’s ice wagons operated without the necessary permit from the Local Health Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Manning
Belleville
James M Post
Sutcliffe
Manning
Faith
Jocal Health Board
Mrs Norton Hosts Luncheon At Satterthwaite Home
Mrs. Frederick F. Norton of Satterthwaite avenue hosted a Wednesday luncheon for eight. Tables featured a centerpiece of blue and white asters with guests including Mrs. Clara Kienbush, Mrs. Carl Kienbush, Mrs. Alfred Seaman, Mrs. Frank Carland, Mrs. Dean Welch, and Mrs. Edward Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick F. Norton
Satterthwaite Avenue
Clara &. Kienbush
Carl
Kienbush
Alfred V. Seaman
Frank B. Carland
Dean Welch
Edward Dillon
Real estate sale in Newark foresees 150 feet frontage
Frederick J. Heisley of Centre street arranged the sale of a 150 foot frontage on Spruce street Newark on Thursday for an apartment project costing about 100000 dollars. Heisley represented Hugh G. Barnes of Atlantic City. The sale price was reported as 22500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick J. Heisley
Centre Street
Spruce Street
Newark
Mr. Heisley
Hugh G. Barnes
Atlantic City
Reader questions on Nutley tax changes and governance
A Nutley reader letters questioning the 1915 tax shift under Commission Government. The writer asks who pays the ratable increases, notes rising taxes on homeowners, and questions property valuations and new building totals. He laments alleged sole dictation by one official and recalls prior governance by Commissioners.
Miss Dodd Tax Notice Clarifies Ownership
Anna M. Dodd asks the paper to publish that Jennie E. Dodd’s taxes are unpaid on property she once owned. The letter explains she sold the Newark property, with Nutley taxes to be paid by the new owner, and she states she is not the current owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Jennie E. Dodd
Nutley
Newark
Anna M. Dodd
County Road Improvements Announced by Board of Freeholders
A formal announcement lists county roads to be improved this fall with Washington Avenue in this town named. Work is set to begin about October 1 and continues into the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Freeholders
Washington Avenue
Funeral of Mrs Hocter in Vincent Church service
Mrs Bertha Hocter wife of Horace N Hocter of Park avenue died last Friday after giving birth to a son Funeral services were held Monday at Vincent Church Rev Chester J Hoyt officiated and burial followed in Methodiat Cemetery in Passaic avenue She was twenty years old formerly Miss Bertha Leidner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Church
Bertha Hocter
Horace N. Hocter
Park Avenue
Chester J. Hoyt
Methodiat Cemetery
Passaic Avenue
Hocter
Mies Bertha Leidner
Camp Fire Girls Meet at St. Pauls Church
The Camp Fire Girls of St. Pauls Congregational Church held a monthly ceremonial meeting at the church Wednesday night directed by Mrs. L. L. Merrill. Plans were discussed for a forthcoming sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire Girls
St. Paul's Congregational Church
Grange Picnic Set for August 19 at Verona Lake
The thirty fifth annual Grangers basket picnic for Essex Morris and Union counties will be at Verona Lake on Thursday August 19. Admission is free and Senator James E. Martine will speak at 2 45 in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex
Morris
Union Counties
Verona Lake
Thoresday
James E. Martine
Nutley Arts Club urged cleanup of beauty spot
Letter to the editor argues Nutley Arts Club proposed twice yearly weed cutting and silt clearing along Vreeland avenue to preserve the beauty spot. Blames builders and others for dumping refuse like lath brick and gutters, says roads suffer from a tireless motor car, and urges local press to cover the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Vreeland Avenue
Arts ‘Club
Star
Nutley Arts Club
Nutley
Public urged to clean Newark Paterson trollies more often
A Nutley reader signs as DISGUSTED and asks the Public Service to clean the Newark Paterson trolley cars more frequently. He claims Paterson cars carry many objectionable riders and require better cleaning to prevent disease and improve rider comfort. August 11, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Newark-Paterson
Paterson
Nutley
Social and Personal Notices of Local Residents
Mr. James W. Miller travels to Spring Lake for summer. Miss Helen Klinefelter stays at High Mount N X until fall. Miss Irene Klinefelter visits relatives in Gettysburg Pa. Mrs. Edward G B Miller returns from Hartford. Mr. Douglas B Leigh returns from Poughkeepsie area. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rigo plan a two week stay in New London Conn. Miss Dorothy Holt visits New Preston Conn with Mr. and Mrs. F A Wellman. Mr. Pierre P Lahens joins family at Mantoloking. Mr. and Mrs. Edward W Knobloch guests of Mr. and Mrs. John M Sattler in Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. M B Kants weekending with L M Thatcher at Highland N Y. Miss Dorothy Greenwood hosts weekend guest Lucy Singer Passaic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Klinefelter
Lake Street
In-At- High Mount
N.X
Irene Klinefelter
Gettysburg
Paul Rigo
Daily Street
New London
Conn
Dorothy Holt
Hawthorne Avenue
New Preston
F. A. Wellman
Vincent Church Battalion Prepares for Mountain View Camp
The First Battalion of Vincent Church plans an August camp at Two Bridges near Mountain View from August 21 to 29. A cooking outfit for fifty and a fourteen by eighteen foot tent were donated, with many visitors expected. Walter C. Lincoln notes open membership and public involvement beyond church members.
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Vincent Church
Mountain View
Medical Corps
Signal Corps
Walter C. Lincoln
Delawanna Men Plan Varied Activities Dance and Chowder
The Delawanna Improvement Association and Acquackanonk Fire Company announce a dance at the Delawanna Avenue headquarters on Friday night August 27. The hall measures 40 by 80 feet and is expected to host four to five hundred guests. committee members include R. E. Member and H. A. Bardsley among others. A Labor Day chowder event at Kehoe's Shadyside Inn Grove on Delawanna Avenue and River Road is also planned, led by J. C. Thompson and the same organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acbarn
Delawanna Improvement Association
Acquackanonk Fire Company
Delawanna Avenue
Delawanna
R. E
R. . Hi. Keresey
H. A. Bardsley
J. H. Strout
M. A. Buschkes
F. H. Wegman
Kehoe
Shadyside Inn Grove
River Road
J. C
Dispute Over American House License Prolonged in Chestnut Street
The Chestnut Street case involves Domenico Ciccone and George Rebentisch over the American House license. Rebentisch claims Ciccone paid only 175 of 625 and recovered 137, while alleging a later agreement nullified the original. Ciccone counters that Rebentisch refuses to honor the contract and seeks settlement or court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domenico Ciccone
George Rebentisch
Chestnut Street
Sun
Rebentisch
Ciccone
Tax Sale Set For Monday In Town Hall Chambers
The annual sale of real estate for unpaid taxes will be held Monday afternoon in the Commission Chambers Town Hall at 2 o'clock by Collector Van Riper. The list is long due to financial stress over the last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission Chambers
van Riper
Miss Shaw Entertains Guests at Mountainview Home
Miss Marie Shaw hosted a social gathering on Mountainview Avenue Thursday night. Attending were Miss Dorothy Meyer Miss Jeraldean Shaw Miss Meg Coeymen from this town Sadie Duffiey and Adele Dougherty of Belleville Norman Elmer of Bloomfield Chivers Evans of Newark and Earl Blair and Leonard Booth from this town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Shaw
Mountainview Avenue
Dorothy Meyer
Jeraldean Shaw
Meg Coeymen
Sadie Duffiey
Adele Dougherty
Belleville
Messrs
Norman Elmer
Bloomfield
Chievers Evans
Newark
Earl Blair
Leonard Booth
New Stores Planned at Franklin Center Corner
Arthur Thompson will open a hardware electrical supply and motor accessory store at Franklin Avenue and Centre Street next Saturday. The other frontage of the same building will become a drug store in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Thompson
Franklin Avenue
Centre Street
Board of Commissioners Approves Major Sewer Plans
The Board of Commissioners on Monday night ordered the engineer to advertise for objections to a full length sewer along Franklin avenue and a trunk line from Harrison to Bloomfield, with hearings set for August 30. Local sewer work has spanned over five years, but opposition from Mrs Barbare Hough paused the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Franklin Avenue
Harrison Street
Stager
Woodland
Race
Bloomfield Avenue
Barbare_Hough
Centre
Harrison Streets
Washington Tmrage
Carr
Arthur Thompson
Centre Street
Charless. Orben
Parry
van Riper
Board of Assessors
Sun
J.efferts
Darby ‘Brook
Blam
Spanish War Veterans Hold Well Attend Union At Feuerbach Hotel
About 100 Spanish War Veterans from New Jersey attended the first annual outing at Theodore Ziegler’s Feuerbach Hotel in Northwoods. Notables included past commanders Assemblyman Thomas Goldingay and Captain C Albert Gasser of Newark along with Captain John J Hilton, John C Hardy of Paterson and others. Veterans recalled days of ’98 and service in the Philippines China Cuba and Porto Rico. A camp was set up on the field with a baseball game and athletic events. the commissary served a superior mesa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of New Jersey
Theodore Ziegler
Feuerbach
Northwoods
Thomas Goldingay
C. Albert Gasser
Newark
John 7. Hilton
John C. Hardy
Paterson
Arthur G. Orme
Bayonne
William D. Newman
Hackensack
Ralph H. Parker
Department of New York
Philipines
China
Cuba
Porto Rico
Reliefs elect delegates to state convention in Atlantic City
The Firemen's Relief Association chose delegates Calvin D. Sargent George Hawks worth and E T Humphrey for the September 23 State convention at Atlantic City. Alternates are Hugh Hallidy August Ferrath W S Wallace and Frank P Barr. Chief Louis Gehring will accompany the delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firemen’s Relief Association
Atlantic City
Calvin D. Sargent
George Hawksworth
E. T. Humphrey
Hugh —Hallidy
August Ferrath
W. S. Wallace
Frank P. Barr
Louis Gehring
Nutley Day At Louisville Highlights Local Figures
Herb Moffitt from Nutley and Billy Saunders were noted at Louisville events last weekend. The Sun mentions Moffitt and Saunders among attendees with praise for the Sselbach who won an honored hostel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Herb Moffitt
Pittseburg
Postales
Billy Saunders
Sselbach
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Jannarone
Ian
P.S.C
Will Institute Lodge
Art Club
Mr. Carr
QO. B. Wise
Miss Dodd
Broad Street
Arthur‘. Elder
S. A
James W. Miller
Spring Lake
Edward G. B. Miller
Hartford
Douglas B. Leigh
Hillside Avenue
Poughkeepsie
Pierre P. Lahens
Whitford Avenue
Hee
Mantoloking
Edward W. Knobloch
Brooklyn
John M. Sattler
Walnut Street
Mere.m. B. Kants
Mrs
L. ‘M. Thatcher
Highland, N. Y
Ree Dorothy
Greenwood Hag
Mise Lucy Singer
Passaic
Miss Shaw
Franklin
Center Street
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