Nutley Plague Guards Under Health Board Scrutiny
Nutley confronts infantile paralysis controls as the Board of Health plus town officials clash over bills and guard policies. The commissioners rescind a July resolution funding health bills and direct charges to regular health appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
State Board of Health
State Board
W. C. SacrigEa
Health Board
Board of Health
Thos. M. Gray
E ‘Orange
Robinow
Newark
Wee Cook
Publica
Lincoln
School opening postponed a week due to health crisis
The board of education fixed September 18 as the tentative opening date, delaying the planned September 11 start because of the paralysis epidemic. Four trustees approved the action in joint committee, with a health committee empowered to order another postponement if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Messrs. St. John
Lindstrom
Cone
Sattler
State Board of Education
W. C. Lincoln
Health Board
Notice Sent To Teachers On September 15 Postpone
Beechler informed teaching staff by mail they are not needed until September 15 and a further postponement notice will follow about the eleventh. Boards of Education and Health plan to have teachers reside within town limits until the epidemic subsides and avoid crowds and public transit where possible. Preliminary plans for the Spring Garden School on Spring Garden Avenue near Oeyman Avenue were reviewed with minor changes suggested. architect H King Conklin will submit complete plans for final revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beechler
Boards—Education and Health
New Spring Garden School
Spring Garden Avenue
Oeyman Avenue
H. King Conkin
Nutley Health Board Tightens Travel for Minors
In response to a spreading disease, Nutley officials push to restrict minor travel. A state regulation now requires health certificates for all children under sixteen before boarding and bans carriers from transporting unverified minors. Local boards must track arrivals and travel history to enforce the rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health of
New Jersey
Nutley
Board of Health
Ardi
Re Organization of Town Hall Offices Nears Completion
Town Hall reorganization is nearly complete with fixed hours for Revenue and Engineering bureaus. Simon Blum announces the Revenue Department is fully organized with a new tax clerk ready to assist. offices operate 9 to 4 daily and 9 to 12 Saturday. Florence Eccles is the new stenographer aiding both departments. Eliot N. Smith states the Engineering Bureau unifies town engineering work and handles permits inspections sewer connections roads water tests and construction plans. The bureau also conducts town surveys marks street corners with permanent monuments and invites residents to report road or sidewalk issues or water-main leaks for fixes or explanations. Office hours are 8 to 9 mornings and 1:30 to 2:30 afternoons when outside work permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Simon Blum
Department ‘of Revenue
Department of Revenue
Florence Eccles
Eliot N. Smith
Board of Health
License transfer granted to Luscz at 118 Franklin Ave
A petition by Stanislaw Luscz for transfer of a liquor license at 118 Franklin Avenue from Peter Lewandoski was granted by the Board of Commissioners Tuesday night. A second Franklin Avenue petition to recite the street was returned to the Department of Streets and Public Improvements, and a protest by Mrs John E Evans regarding children crossing her property was filed. A service badge for 14 years in the Yantacan Chemical Engine Company No. 1 was granted to J Milto Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanislaw Luscz
Franklin Avenue
Peter Lewandoski
Board _of Commissioners
Department of Streets and Puoblic
John E. Evans
Bloomfield Avenue
Yantacan
Peters-Hay wedding linked two prominent families
Miss Sarah Moyer Hey daughter of Mr and Mrs James R Hay of the Enclosure and John Macomb Peters of Paloduro Texas son of Thomas W Peters former Consul General to Munich were married Tuesday afternoon at the bride’s home in Grace Episcopal Church rector Rev Douglas Matthews officiating Attendants included Miss Elizabeth Hay and Miss Dorothy Adams Best man was Kingsland Hay The bride wore white crepe de chine and lavender orchids Decorations featured white hydrangeas and yellow glow A reception followed and the couple will reside in Paladuro Texas
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Sarah Moyer —Hey
James R. Hay
John Macomb Peters
Paloduro
Tex
Thomas W. Peters
Philadelphia
Munich
Bavaria
Douglas Matthews
Grace Episcopal Church
Elizabeth Hay
Dorothy Adams
Braintree
Mass
R.kingsland Hay
Boston
Peters
Paladuro
Game Case Delayed After Burying Evidence Scandal
Deputy Game Warden Bhorter of Bloomfield crossed into Natley to arrest a canal fisher. He seized eight undersized fish and kept one as evidence at police headquarters. Authorities moved the evidence to a Chestnut Street saloon ice box before being buried. The case now appears to be stymied, risking the offender's punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhorter
Bloomfield
Natley
Chestnut Street
Sutcliffe
Poisoned Hand Operated On In Grant Avenue Resident
Roswell T. Young of Grant Avenue staying at Belmar suffered blood poisoning in his fight hand. He underwent an operation Monday night at Ann May Memorial Hospital in Spirit Lake and is reported to be improving.
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Roswell T. Young
Grant Avenue
Belmar
Ann May Memorial Hospital
Sprit Lake
Will of Samuel Hopper Probate Reveals $55,000 Estate
The will filed in the Surrogate’s Office lists Chestnut Street resident Samuel Hopper’s estate at about $55,000 with $13,400 in specific bequests. Major legatees include Mrs. Wilson and G. Kierstead, plus several nieces nephews and his adopted daughter who never qualified legally. Witnesses were William H. Parry Julia E. Parry and Herbert B. Vreeland, with the document dated November 5 ASB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hopper
Chestnut Street
Fred G. Stickel, Jr
Wilson
G. _Kierntead
Charity Ann Storr
Mary E. Serven
Addie M. Bowles
Paterson
Elizabeth Bathief
Campgaw
Rachael J. Gallant
Wyckoff
Sarah Cleveland
New York
Jacob B. Hopper
George Hopper
Benjamin Hopper
Mabel G. Kierstead
Wilson R. Kierstead
Canal Declared a Stream After Arrest for Licensing
Antone Tesla of 2 East Passaic Avenue was arrested Thursday by Game Warden J. S. Hall for fishing without a license and fined $20 by Recorder James M. Post at his Hamilton Place home. The case notes that the canal is legally a stream under state law, settling a dispute over its status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antone Tesla
East Passaic Avenue
J. S. Hall
James M. Post
Hamilton Place
Howev
Teslo
One New Plague Case Reported in Town
The Sun notes one new infantile paralysis case since the last issue, the child of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Liebau of Franklin Avenue, diagnosed as par alysis and quarantined with a nurse. Police Chief Ratcliffe says twenty three houses remain under quarantine but road guards have been removed.
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the Sun
Charles F. Liebau
Frankiis Avenue
Wright- Ratcliffe
Gardner Couple Home From Newtole Visit
Mr and Mrs R E Gardner of Hillside avenue are home from Newtole Massachusetts after an extended visit.
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R. E. Gardner
Hillside Avenue
Otey
Newtole
Mase
Rally of Newark Business Men backs Murphy for Senate
The New Jersey Manufacturers and Business Men's League formed at the Robert Treat Hotel Newark last month to support Franklin Murphy for the U S Senate. It plans to expand statewide, sending letters to manufacturers and merchants and forming an advisory committee with noted businessmen, aiming to defend wage earners and employers against postwar foreign competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Manufacturers and Business Men's League
Robert Treat
Newark
Congress
Franklin- Murphy
United States Senate
Peter Campbell
Treaurer
Nairn Linoleum Company
Charles 3
Boyer
B. F Boyer Co
Camden
Richard Denbeigh
Hay Foundry and Iron Works
John W. Heins
The
Aeolian Co
Cranford
Albert C. Middleton
Victor Talking’ Machine
Levi Weingarten
Weingarten Brothers
Eugene Merz
Beller & Merz.Co
William Barbour
Linen _Thread_Company
Paterson
Uzal FR. McCarter
Fidelity Trust—Company
Richard C. Jenkinson
K. C. Jenkinson & Co
United -Piece Die Works
Lodi
Halsey M. Larter
Larter’ & Sons
Walter C. Heath
Summit
Whitehead” —& Hoag Co
Fred L. Eberhardt
Gould & Eberhardt
George P. Hoerner
Hamburg Button
Europe
Bostock Named To Home Rule Essex County Ticket
Edgar H. Bostock of 227 Vreeland Avenue appears on the Assembly ticket nominated by the Home Rule Republican League of Essex County. The league pledges to work within the Republican ranks and aims to abolish invisible government, restore popular government, establish local option and municipal home rule, and boost national defense. Notable figures include Edmund B. Osborne Axel V. Beeken and Capt. Herbert Barry, former Progressives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar H. Bostock
Vreeland Avenue
Assembly
Home Rule Republican League
Essex County
League
Edmund B. Osborne
Axel V. Beeken
Capt
Herbert Barry
MISS YARROW SPEAKS TODAY AT VINCENT CHURCH
Miss Florence Yarrow a missionary from Honolulu will speak this afternoon at Vincent Church at 3 o clock at a special meeting under the Ladies Aid Society. An invitation is extended to members of all local churches to attend. A silver collection will be taken.
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Newark
Newark Lodge
New Jersey
Olympic Park
Nutley Lodge
Louis Fendrich
C. H. Young
Joseph Blam
E. J. Guthrie-Ward
Herbert A. Brandreth
Florence Yarrow
Honolulu
Vincent Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
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Commission
Mr. Cook
Board of Commissioners
Board of “Health
Pascaic
Board
State Board Eaters
LUSCZ
Peters—Hay
Toe
Rally Business Men
Murphy
ELKS
Bostock
State Department
Boggs
Nhot
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