Milk condition worsening prompts health officer warning
Health officer report shows dangerously high bacteria in local milk samples and a surge in contamination counts reaching millions per cubic centimeter. He warns licenses can be revoked for town safety while addressing cesspool issues on Windsor place and storm drain work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martino
Board of Commissioners
Windsor Place
Brauer
William C. Holt
Diebitach
Nutley
Boys Twenty One Since June 6 Register Saturday at Town Hall
All men who turned twenty one since June 6 or will be 21 by next Saturday must register for the selective draft at Town Hall on that date. Town Clerk Simon Blum oversees the process with hours 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. A heavy penalty awaits those who fail to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Simon Blum
Few Responses to Appeal for Boarding Teachers in Nutley
In Nutley very few families have offered to board a teacher as requested by Supt. Beachler and the Woman's Club. The club will continue efforts to compile a list of host homes and plans an open house on Thursday September 5, ahead of the pre-session conference. Schools resume on September 9 after Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
Supt
Beachler
Woman's Club
Woman Complains of Nightly Cornet Noise
Mrs. C. D. Raymond of Oak Ridge avenue complains a neighbor plays cornet five nights a week until midnight. She says a woman performer worsens matters and that police gave her a newspaper write up instead of relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Raymond
Oak Ridge Avenue
Nutley
Raymond
Sun
Patriotic Fund Cleans Up Routine Business at Town Hall
The Patriotic Fund met Tuesday night at Town Hall to pay bills. A $1,000 transfer to the local Red Cross and a $1,875 payment to the National Red Cross were recorded. Concerns were raised about duplicating efforts with comfort kits and knitted items for drafted men. A government warning about selling Liberty bonds was read. Children contributed $11.25 from a lawn rle and $1.17 from Yula and Iph Morton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotic Fund
Ihe
Town Hall
Red Cross
National Red Cross
Diebitach
Thin
Arthur Hoyt
Jessie Smith
Ruth Harlow
Marjorie Hoyt
Carrie Beyer
Child Dies Likely From Impure Local Water Supply
Waltermer Gantert Jr five months old son of Mr and Mrs Waltermer Gantert of 119 Walnut street died yesterday after several weeks illness. Mother says physician links disease to drinking town water declared impure. Funeral services set for 2 30 this afternoon at the house with Rev Chester J Hoyt officiating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltermer Gantert, Jr
Waltermer Gantert
Walnut Street
Chester J. Hoyt
Vincent Church
Newark Injury Settlement and Repair Funding Discussion
A Newark note describes repair expenses for a damaged chemical engine and insurance offsets. It cites a $2,028.30 amount, $1,590 from the insurer, and a fire chief’s decision about wheel cutting and cylinder work. A letter from A D MacCorkindale urges town-funded completion amid illness in his family and public pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Coley
Cone
Orms
Aspen
A. D. MacCorkindale
Centre Strest
Reed la Vic
Pearson Brothers Serve in Allied Forces Frontline Flying Ace
The Pearson family of 61 Centre Street has three sons in the military. Jamen Pearson, a Royal Flying Corps ace on the Flanders front, has five confirmed aerial victories and survived a fierce dogfight that cost two squadron members. George and Hieary Pearson, Canadian Engineers training as sapper miners at St. John’s Quebec, spent time at home on furlough. Jamen joined British service after failing to secure American aviation roles, departing for service before restarting at Bridport and moving to the front in February at age twenty-two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson Boys
John W. Pearson
Centre Street
Jamen
Royal Flying Corps
Flanders
George
Hieary
Canadian Engineers
St. John’s
Quebec
James
American Aviation Service
Brid Rt
Toronto
Texas
Busy Days at Camp Dix Describe Harsh Heat
George M. Blackwell from Camp Dix reports near constant labor details and extreme heat during August 4 10 with several deaths and hundreds of prostrations. He recalls helping carry away one man as troops endured 105 degree tents and the harsh field conditions praising Red Cross and Comfort Unit kits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Blackwell
Camp Dix
Captain Adams Safe After Cable From Chateau-Thierry
Mrs Katherine Adams of Satterthwaite avenue receives word from her son Captain John Adams U S A attached to a unit at Chateau Thierry that he is safe and well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Katherine Adams
Satterthwaite Avenue
John Adams
Chateau-Thierry
Charley Freeman Liking Life Overseas as Air Service Top Sergeant
Charley Freeman, from Hawthorne palace, writes from Driffield England that life in the aviation service is fine and he would not trade it for any sum. He notes travel, hotels, baseball games, and a planned seven day leave possibly to Scotland, while in charge of a Pelham Naval Reserve construction firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Freeman
J. C. Freeman
Hawthorne Palace
Driffield
England
Aviation Service
Scotland
Charley
Ray Blum Struggles With Old Board Bill
In a letter to Town Clerk Simon Blum Ray Blum complains about a lingering board bill while living at Uncle Sam's expense in a machine gun regiment. He cites farm-house lodging at five francs weekly and vague reasons. Carney Blum reports their company is abating near the British front with old and very religious comrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Blum
Uncle Sam
Simon Blum
Carney Blum
Boys Have Odd Pets At Aviation Camp In France
Report from an Allied aviation camp in France notes whimsical animal companions kept by soldiers. Karl W. Blair of Centre Street drives a truck ambulance and recalls a pet porcupine and a wild boar once seen among the barracks. Other tales mention curly-haired dogs and a chameleon. Blair’s camp has planted 160 acres in potatoes and winter beans. Several soldiers are noted as stationed or traveling, including Peter Bell at Camp Dix and Lieut. Raymond Symonds sailing for overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Karl W. Blair
Centre Street
Youn Blair
Battalion Camp Ends as Lessons Linger for Volunteers
The first school camp closes with praise for all present and emphasis on squad based training as the foundation of a strong battalion. Leaders must meet for instruction while officers and squadrons reinforce discipline and efficiency for local war work. The piece notes vacation end and urges funding pledges for the Patriotic Fund and rifle issue clarifications for Home Guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petracene Wa
Patriotic Fund
Secretary of War
Military record of Captain John B Applegate noted by Nutley units
The Sun prints a correspondence detailing Captain John B Applegate, retired National Guard, with service from 1905 to 1918. It lists promotions from Corporal to Captain, retirement in 1915, student officer status, border duties, and a high 94 59-100 percent score in a National Guard service school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sun
Nutley Battalion of Infantry
John B. Applegate
Infantry National Guard
Adjutant General's Office
Trenton
N. J
National Guard
Infantry
Fragmented Clip Hints At Names In Page Four Tale
The readable fragment shows echoes of names and a sequence linking a person to events on page four, suggesting a continuing section or list, with unclear connections and missing context.
Bite of Spaniel Sparks Rabies Precaution in Newark
Following a dog bite on Mrs. Hazzard, doctors treated her with the Pasteur cure after the head was examined. Dr Edward P. Whelan administered the first treatment on Thursday. The dog from High Street was found rabid at City Hospital Newark and authorities notified. Quarantine may be established to prevent any possible danger if the case develops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Haxzard
High Street
Edward P. Whelan
Hazzard
Misa Budore Humphrey
Prospect Street
City Hospital
Newark
Second block dance draws near capacity crowd
The Soldiers' Comfort Unit held a Thursday night block dance on Park Driveway attracting about 250 attendees, nearly as many as the first event. Mason's orchestra provided music while lanterns and flags created colorful displays. Proceeds and refreshments boosted aid for knitted articles and comfort kits for Nutley boys in camps. Mrs. John Hartshorne led the unit with committee members Mrs. Lucretia Romiein and Mrs. Percy Lavendar assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Henry Meyer
William P. Hurley
Katharine Freeman
Eon Onancee C. Keingaworth
William Meyer
Nutley
Cantonementa
John Hartshorne
Lucretia Romiein
Mra
Percy Lavendar
First District Boys Leave for Draft Army
Two district youths, Milton H. Ryan of 111 Church Street and James W. Annear Jr. of 79 Holmes Street in Belleville, depart Tuesday for Washington Bar racks to join the draft army under a special call for auto repair men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Barracks
Washington
Milton H. Ryan
Church Street
James W. Annear, Jr
Holmes Street
Belleville
Shares in Estate Hypothetical Harted Business Inheritance
The will of Mark Davis a senior member of Mark Davis Sons and Co hatters of New York provides a share in the business to Louis Davis son of the testator. Mark Davis aged seventy years is the father and the file is in the Surrogate's Court New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Davis
Mark Davis Sons & Co
Hatters
New York
Louis Davis
Coeyman Avenue
Fall Hen of Walten Shoes for Eee Bes
A fragmented notice describes Walten Shoes releasing a fall line tied to a footwear brand. It mentions a possible event with Eee Bes and local retailer involvement, but exact dates and locations are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walten
Eee Bes
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Dees
Michael Liggieri
Church of the Holy Family
George, James
Henry
Dix
Samuel Staff
Pelham _ Naval Reserve
Benjamin Sel
Nutley Park
Arthur Stager
Brookfield Avenue
Floyd Stager
Naval Reserve
Wagoner Jackson Hayden
Elm Place
Monte Carlo
Nice
Lieut
Sigurd Hersloff
Edgewood Avenue
Ellington Field
Houston
Jacob Fief Cam
Flumphries, Varamente
Center
Corpindheim
Fred W
Army
Clara Windheim
Franklin Avenue
Lawson Hill
Vreeland Avenue
Air Heen
Peter Bell
Jack Stanley
A. Blum & As
Roswell Young
Field Artillery Traiieg
Taylor
Louisville, Ky
Allyn Vroom
Hillside Avenue
Raymond Symonds
Passaic Avenue
Roscoe
Captain Symonds
York
Guy Edwards
Sree
Tee Seeengiis
Applegate
Se Alana
A Poe
Harry Hazzard
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