Social Notes Dense with Guests and Local Moves
Social notes list numerous residents visiting relatives and friends in Nutley Newark and nearby towns. It records moves birthdays illnesses travels and small gatherings among families including the Ames Mungall Wildrick Carr and Clements households with many weekends in New York Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
Nutley Roll of Honor Men in World War I Field Glory
A local Nutley space lists soldiers with battalion details and fates, including pneumonia deaths, wounds, and k deaths in France and at sea. Names include Bruskin, Beaumont, Dorr, Blum, Connolly, Kalvio, Ino, Lamb, Townsend, Trasewski, Fisher, Kinzel, Harris, Connolly, Powers, and others with ranks such as Corporal Private Sergeant and units like 113th Infantry and 12th Infantry. The notice notes local families and addresses. a Board of Commissioners pledge to maintain a permanent Roll of Honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
113Th Infantry
Pneumonia
France
Thomas Graham
Sylvan Place
Bruskin
Julius
A. Bruskin
Franklin Avenue
Beaumont
John K
John J. Beaumont
Church Street
Dorr
Stephen HH
Royal
Toronto
H. Dorr
Satterbhte Avenue
Blum
Raymond
12Th Infantry
Abram Blum
Passaic Avenue
Connolly
George W
U. S. Marines
Robert
Princeton
Camp
Snr
Newport News
Elsie
North 6Th Street
Newark
Kalyio
George
Mina Tomnie Kalvio
Hillside Avenue
Ino
Paul
Nicholas Artino
Hancox Avenue
Lamb
Joseph G. Jr
Board of Commissioners of
Nutley
Emil Diebitsch
Local Residents Attend Social Club Night in Chestnut
Mias May G. Coeyman of Chestnut Ince will entertain the B O B Club tonight. Robert S. Parsons of Grant Avenue trips to Chicago. William T. Coeyman of Ghest nut Ince spent Wednesday in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias May
G. Coeyman
Chestnut Ince
Robert S. Parsons
Grant Avenue
Trigr
Chicago
Shedding Light on Faith and Friendship
Daily Thought reflects on how some people inspire with presence and cheer. It notes we may not always aid friends directly but can be a steady lamp of faith and love. Virtue is described as a rich store of inner strength that shines when kept clear.
Time Dispute Sparks Courtroom Exchange
An attorney and the court argued over the correct time of day during morning session. The attorney noted the adjournment at 1:30 p m while he arrived at 1:35 p m and ended with the remark, Very well, your honor, let's have it that way. TJ hoped time could be agreed.
Each Season Has Its Charme Outdoorsman’s Winter Walk
Lightweight prose describes outdoor exploration in winter as readers learn how tracks, wildlife, and streams under ice evoke life outdoors. The piece emphasizes the beauty of weeds, twigs, birds, and the sensory calm that counters cold, inviting a stroller to enjoy nature despite icy surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thor Ero
Jenn Burrougte
Aunty Who Wrote
A discussion about a friend whose hair has whiteed with years yet retains a youthful figure. Shortly after, Roth mentions someone known and refers to her as Aunty who writes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roth
Pine Leaf Paper Industry Waste Elimination Estimates
The article estimates that eliminating immented waste would raise the daily output of the long leaf pine industry to 4,000 tons of paper 8,000 tons of rasta and 300,000 gallons of turpentine and 000,000 gallons of ethyl.
Woodlawn Turning direction dubbed dead end remark
A fragmentary note quotes a navigator asking where Woodlawn Turning lies and another responds with a terse dead end. The source text is incomplete and provides limited context or corroborating details.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paul G. Tomlinson
G. Prout
Stockton
Visitin
Beary G. Prost
Ries Clara Johnston
Brooklyn
Indaw
Daniel Mungall
Whitford Avenue
C. W. Wildrick
Bark Pande Avenue
Miles Harriet Fox
Franklin Ave
Philadelphia
Andrew L. Teeple
Melrose Street
Iorest Braver
J. Nutley Avenue
Pierre P. Lahens
Charles
Providence
Yg Lavingston
RRS Rte
Henry W. Goodrich
Nutley Avesamy
Allan P. Ames
Bronxville
Thomas Clements
Hillside Avere Ee
Atlantic City
James C. Bolger
Whitford Aye
Arthur R. Carr
Oie Ene
Mies
Constance Clements Carr
Muriel Iliffe
Eleanor Lambert
George C
Thomas I. Brown
Mise
Margery Clements and
Hawksworth
Roseland
Simmons
Robert Forest Hill
Eleanor Herter
Ned Sneaton
Kenneth Hutchison
Mis
Thomas A. Troy
Prospect Street
At- Li R.emi Aes
Congress of War Service Committees of
American Industries
Emil Westrup and Son
Avenue
Westwood
Becker
George Walcott
Great Area Avenue
New York
D. C. Decker
Sullivan County
N. Y
Allan Machette
68 Center
Albert Altrath
Street
Richard Cook
68 Street
Mr. Cook
Gnd
Eliza Bostock
Eleanor
Vincent Mores
Iora Avenue
Tony Aprice
Connecticut
Lou Strauss
Woodland Avenue
Emil Werner
Thomas Wheatley
Locust Street
Nas
Thomas Eichinger
Samuel Cowen
Rutgers Place
Joseph Mutch
Stewart Avenue
Cowen
Cincinnati
Nils O. Snaatren
High Street
Pittsburgh
Ruth Gardner
Hillaide Avenue
Maryland
A. L. Harlan
Atreet
Marsden Smith
Baltimore
Edgar
Edith Carhart
Center Street
John Estell
Centre Street
Melrose
Harvey Curtis
Mra. Curtis
Park Avenue
David Terrill
Union Avenue
J. C. Terrill
Raymond Becker
Myrtle Avenue
Mr. Becker
Curtis E. Wigg
Rs. Hollington
Yonkers
Edgar I. Furlong
St. Mary's Hospital
Mixes Aula Morton
Ralph Morton
Sergeant
Mes
George Platt
Kenneth Mackenzie
Westfield
Oak Crest Place
Charles H. Weimer
Chestnut Street
Theodore H. Sterling
Hawthorne Avenue
Aea ' Coughtry
Sli Lands
W. J. Coughtry
Aed
Rem
Hanting
Long Island
Richard Weber
Eugene Nugent
Take Avenue
Robert Connolly
Chestnut, Place
Memorial Hospital
Samptee
Broadway
Sach
Warren Corser
Fifth Ave
Diet
Detce Tecormma
Ae Veal
Minnie Caney
Harris
Rather
William Harris
Ase
Daily Thought
Stote
Bert Ast
Clark
Celia A. Clark
Hampton Place
Nutley, N. J
P. F. Guthrie
Highfield Lane
Natley Station
G. B
Wod
Jim
Woodlawn
Treth
Main Ave
Washington Pt
Passaic, N. J
SOL Taffet
Corner
Bank OF