Plan for Local Schools Urged as Gary Plan Considered
Superintendent Beachler urged adopting or adapting the Gary plan to fit local needs. He argued for a detailed, flexible system replacing the old rigid structure, with focus on individual pupil welfare and taxpayer concerns. A six-point group proposed, and contracts for Spring Garden School were awarded amid enrolment and attendance statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Richard W. Booth
Ard
Gary
Beachler
Spring’ Garden
Record of November Grades in Washington Schools
November grades show Grade 3 B with a perfect attendance record of 100 percent under Miss Simonds. Grade 8 led by Mr. Guiney posted 99.9. Other high marks include Parke Grade 6 99.1, Washinaca w Grade 2 98.4, Lincoln Grade 2 2 972. Total system enrollment 1824 with many perfect records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington T
Simonds
Guiney
Fe Parke
Washinacaw
Lincoln
Iit
IdeaR Dance Draws 900 Plus to Walent Hall Event
The annual Walent Association dance attracted more than 900 attendees in Hall. The event, billed as the year’s most remarkable affair, raised expectation for future gatherings and showcased community talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walent Association
Man Held After Strange Incident At Bergen Street
Report from 34 Bergen Street describes a bizarre event near the Erie area. Police say a man was found seriously injured after an unclear confrontation involving a roll of hills and an overcoat, with several witnesses describing odd details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Pollesky
Bergen Street
Erie
Correspondence to the Sun on Lemberg dispute over collar
J G Murray of 46 Oak Ridge Avenue writes to the Sun rebutting a prior letter by S Lemberg. He details a dispute over an Irish crocheted silk collar valued at four pounds, paid costs of 22.23, claims failed settlement offers, and accuses Lemberg of breaking promises and causing court and police scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sun
S. Lemberg
Lemberg
Sutcliffe
Recorder Post
J. G. Murray
Oak Ridge Avenue
Fashion tailors and a ruined fall suit dispute
A patron recounts a lengthy complaint against S Lemberg tailor for dyeing a fall suit badly, losing a belt, delaying redyeing, and dragging out refunds. Despite promises to fix, the suit never improved and months of storage charges accrued, with police involvement to obtain the return of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
S.lemberg
Lemberg
Christmas Exhibit of Books for Children at the Library
Public Library hosts a Christmas exhibit promoting children's books with sample copies and a buy list for parents and teachers. Irene Thillips led a story hour on "Old Man Rabbit's Thant Dinner" for about ninety children. Next week Elizabeth Hay will present "Peruscus and the Gorgons Hens."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ory Hour
Irene Thillips
Elizabeth Hay Willel
Peruscus
Gorgons
Broad Studio Note From Good Protograr
A fragment from Broad Studio at 741 Ere St mentions a note related to studio work. The readable text is limited, offering no clear event or outcome. The item reads as a brief studio reference without identifiable names, dates, or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Studio
Explosion kills local man at Otis Elevator Plant
A. Harry Joerg, 47, of Kinzel avenue Nutley, died in an Otis Elevator Company foundry explosion on 11th avenue and bed street New York. The blast mangled his body. a nearby helper was uninjured. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2:30 pm at his home with Nutley Lodge of Masons and local clergy, burial in Cedar Lawn Paterson. He leaves a wife and two daughters Martha and Amelia and relatives in Jersey City and town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Harry
Joerg
Kinzel Avenue
Otis Elevator Company
11Th Avenue
Bed Street
New ‘York
Tomorow
Nutley Lodge of Masons
Henry J. Condit
St. Paul's ‘Church
Nutley
Kempton Council Royal Arcanum
Cedar Lawn
Paterson
Martha
Amelia
Conrad A. Joerg
William
Frank
Jersey City
Charles
Wells Story Tops Popular Library List
The Public Library’s six week popularity chart places H G Wells’s story at the top. Other bestsellers include Bees Work, Turn Bull, Rising Tide, Deland’s Tish, Rinehart titles, and nonfiction works by Tagore Osborne Glaser Geratin Robinson with dining and cooking guides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norks
Turnbull
Deland
Tish
Rinehart
Tagore
Osborne
Dame Curtsey
Glaser
Russia
Geratin
Robinson
Car overturns injures party near Nutley Park
A Ford owned by J. B. Bradford of Hawthorne avenue driven by his son George 18 overturned at Montview place and Whitford avenue Nutley Park last Sunday night after hitting a road hole. Mrs. Thomas McVeigh of Bloomfield avenue broke an arm and dislocated a shoulder. Others in the car were Sylvester McVeigh Marion Die Veigh Lucille Die Veigh and Welcome Horter. They were cared for at B. W. Black’s home and resumed the journey after the car was righted following a sixty mile New York State trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Bradford
Hawthorne Avenue
George
Montview Place
Whitford Avenue
Nutley Park
Thomas McVeigh
Bloomfield Avenue
Sylvester McVeigh
Marion
Lucille Die+ Veigh
Miss_Welcome Horter
New York State
Wagon backs into trolley near St Pauls Church incident
A Cassera and Fillittone wagon backing from Es sex street struck a southbound trolley by St Pauls Church in the early morning. The horse frightened, rear wheel and shafts smashed. Two men, two women, and a child were shaken up. Patrolman Henry Hoch was on board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassera & Fillittone
Macaroni Makers
Essex Street
St. Paul's Church
Henry Hoch
Elks Lodge Sorrow Memorial Service Planned
The Elks Lodge hosts its annual memorial at Masonic Hall tomorrow open to friends and the public. The program features organ music, opening remarks by Chaplain A. B. Guthrie, soloists Mrs. Arthur Hebert and Orman Lemberg, violin by A. Milfit, and remarks by Samuel Parcabury as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Lodge of Sorrow
Masonic Hall
Tdiund Guthrie
A. 5
Paul Rigo
Arthur-“Hebert
A. Milfit
Orman Lemberg
Frank Enrich
Hackenpax
Ledge
Samuel Parcabury i
Curn
Thanksgiving Dinners Distributed by Social Service Bureau
The Social Service Bureau organized Thanksgiving dinners for fourteen town families after prior investigations. Grace Church Guild contributed meals delivered by Mrs. E. C. Clark, with supervision by Mrs. Douglas P. Falconer and Mrs. Emil Tauchert. The Bureau thanks Boy Scouts, Mrs. Tauchert, Mr. Albert Howe, and several donors and churches for support, with public schools aiding via Supt. Beachley. The effort centralized the town's Thanksgiving charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Service’ Bureau
Grace Church Guld
E. C. Clark
Guild Commi
Bureau
Douglas P. Falconer
Emil Tauchert
Social Service Bureau
Boy Scouts
Tauchert
Albert Howe
W. H.arnold
N. B. Hersloff
Benjamin Hurd
Sumner White
D. A. Usina
Christian Science Church
Nutley
Supt
Beachley
Final organ recital at Grace Church Thursday evening
The Grace Episcopal Church Choir presents the third and final organ recital at 8:30 pm Thursday. Admission is at the door. the program features en ensemble music with noted organists and vocalists including Henry Cox and Joseph Wheeler. The ensemble promises a varied, high rank concert, following a Tuesday Harvest cantata at Grace Church with Mrs Westcott and Harry Carland as soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church Choir
Thomas Greenwood
Henry
Cox
Melchiorre Mauro Cottone
Joseph A. Wheeler
Henrietta Foster Wescott
Frank Carland
Lennox Barns
Howard Kennig
Howard Micklin
Paul—Gruppe
The
the _Velte String quartette and Erno Rapee
Grace Church
Garrett
Westcott
Harry Carland
Guild's Sale Opens Tuesday at Grace Church Parish House
Grace Church Guild hosts a Christmas tea and sale Tuesday from 2 to 7 in the Parish House with a deli table offering home made foods such as Boston brown bread baked beans boiled ham potato salad roast chicken nut bread and cakes. A household table features maid aprons while a fancy table displays cretonne silk sachets and Christmas novelties. The toy table presents hand dressed baby dolls and thrift toys for children with a Christmas tree of surprise packages and 5 and 10 cent toys. Tea and home made candy will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church Guild
Catesser
Boston
Horse Killed by Train Delays Express Train at Newark
A Wells Fargo express wagon was hit by the 6 17 New York train at Newark on Wednesday night delaying service about an hour. The mangled horse drew a crowd of curious commuters as the dinner table faded from sight and the town’s evening mood soured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wells -Fargo Express
Newark
High School Notes and Schedule Changes
Morning demerit list readings begin with Principal Fire drill Monday afternoon. A gym schedule change puts High School boys in the entire afternoon on Tuesdays and Fridays and the girls on Wednesdays. boys also play every alternate Saturday morning. Grammar School occupies remaining time. History class begins local manufacturer histories. Basketball falls 32 28 to Newark Normal. next home game December 12 vs West Orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grammar School
Newark Normal School
Newark
Nutleyites
Passaic Valley Sewer Project Hopes For 1917 Completion
Bernard W. Terlinde, chairman, says despite delays the Passaic Valley Sewer may be completed and in operation before 1917 end. Costs rise due to changes in the outfall tunnel under New York Bay, contractor abandoning the contract, and Essex municipalities seeking admission to share costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passaic Valley
Bernard W. Terlinde
Aye
Friil Diehitsch
Nutley
Commission
New York Bay
Essex
Pasane Valley
Essex County
Grammar School Assembly Posts Thanksgiving Tableaus
At the Grammar School Assembly on Wednesday afternoon a Thanksgiving program featured tableaus. The best scenes included Thanksgiving on the Farm with live geese and fowls and Thanksgiving at the Border, depicting seasonal thanks.
New Year Whistle Noise Sparks Neighborhood Complaint
E E Petersen of Rutan Place told the Board of Commissioners Tuesday that factory whistles near his street create a heavy noise on New Year’s Eve. He urged muffling to spare mothers and young children from the nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutan Place
E.E. Petersen
Wagon Struck By Auto Injures One Man At Night
A Centre street resident Don Albee driving an Overland touring car struck a Reilly & Sons wagon on Hawthorne place and Centre street at 7 o clock. William Higgins, driving the Reilly wagon, had turned out to pass a stationary auto and was injured. The wagon reportedly had no light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Albee
Centre Street
John F. Reilly & Sons
Passaic Avenue
Hawthorne Place
William Higgins
Reilly
Albee
Higgins
Casafete by St. Paul’s Guild
The Spanish Casafete hosted by the Women's Guild of St. Paul’s Church will be held next Friday afternoon and evening in the church with outdoor decorations. Various useful articles and dainties will be sold and a fish pond will be available for children. Proceeds go to the Guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Guild
St. Paul's Church
Guild
Vagrant Given Fifteen Days By Recorder
Denis Riley of Union Fill was sentenced to fifteen days after police found his self declarations false. He was arrested Thursday by Patrolman Hoch as a suspicious character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denis Riley
Union Fill
Recorder Post
Hoch
Vaglier and Perrello Weds in Newark Union Prospect Hall
Joseph Vaglier of Franklin avenue and Elizabeth Perrello of Newark wed on Sunday at Union Prospect Hall in South Orange avenue Newark. The bride wore white satin with veil and bouquet of orchids. Attendants included her sister Mildred Perrello and several green-gowned flower girls. Best man Earnest Rapana of Newark. More than one hundred guests attended including many from Nutley. couple reside at 33 William street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Vaglier
Franklin Avenue
Elizabeth Perrello
Newark
Union Prospect Hall
South Orange Avenue
James Perrello
Mildred Perrello
Earnest Rapana
Nutley
William Street
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Saper
Will Vist
Supt Beachler
Eqication
Flaca
Washington
Aten
Atotis
Harry Joerg
Kinzell Avenue
Hurt
H. G. Wells
Public’ Library
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Miss Minor
Harold Smith
Harry— Hamnan
Tillinghast Rea
Gussie LaForge
Robert Hoyt
Milton Armstrong
George Latert
Monte Paper Mills
Wallwin Mas- Aeromarine
Donald Heinz
John Oaks
West Orange
Nutley Court
ST. Paul’s Guild
Vaglior
Perrello
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