Masons Hold Annual Nutley Lodge Dance In Style
The Craftsmen of Nutley Lodge hosted this year’s annual Masonic reception dance on Thursday night with Enno Miller and a committee in charge. Attendees from Nutley and nearby towns filled the event, featuring green and white decorations, palms, beamed ceiling drapery, and a midnight supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley Lodge
Enno
Ang” Benjamink- Colwell
Miendon Edward G. Yerg
Edwin Sharp
Roswell F. “Young
Marjory Shaw
Albert BP
Metcalf F Hatch
Horace Tantum
T. H. Ritchie
Clement I. Walker
Harry D. Fion
GB. McMillan
Ernest P. Cook
Hugh Hallidy
James.l. Miller
A.—T._Koempel
W. W. Livermore
Dorothy Walker
Harry B. Husted
Loua E. Carman
Frances Str. John
Alexander Tasker
William Davis
Cora Townsend
F. W. Warner
W. D. Dann
Walter Ormsbee
A. P. Dickinson
Lelan Knapp
Claude Boynton
Louis Rothwell
Louis F. Rocades
WH. W. St. John
Frederic Davia
Edgar A. Dunham
William S.wallace
Frank Forrester
Hegewald. Sterling
Arthur Car
Emil C. Miller
Royal Langdon
M.zitzman
H.C. Coughlan
Charter Liebsn
William T. L. Armstrong
Misa Ruth Proal
F. Steindehner
Miss Failisk
Mies Louise Chandler
C. W.handler
Andrew Christensen
John D. DeWitt
Richard B. Dean
Exchange Bridge event draws 100 attendees at Woman's Exchange
More than one hundred people attended a bridge event at the Woman's Exchange held yesterday. Prize winners included Mrs William FB Dabney, Mrs Pierre Labens, Mrs A R Taylor, and others. Ferns adorned the decorations. The organizing committee featured Mrs J B Williams and Miss Serine Kirkeby with Mrs Bodge. assisting tea service were Miss Constance Williams and others.
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Wiliam FB
Dabney
Pierre Labens
A. R. Taylor
Charles I. Daly
Willis Saunders
William Bodge
Arthur Proal
George Doulas
Walter Fairother
Emil Miller
Alfred Seaman
Fred Seymour
Edward Montague
Harry Hull
Florence Martell
Harry Waltjens
Harry Fusted
H »Gewald Sterling
William Stebbins
Edwin Sharp
J.b.williams
Serine - Kirkeby
Bodge
Heating systems at Park and Lincoln schools improved
Superintendent Beachler said the new heating plants at Park and Lincoln Schools, prior noted as satisfactory, are now in good condition. Park School shows gradual adjustment toward normal temperatures. at Lincoln, the furnace size was tripled before proper averages were reached, leaving only one room unfilled.
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Beachler
Public
Park and
Lincoln
Park School
Lincoln School
Police Ball Set for December 17 at Town Hall
Town officials announce the Police Ball for December 17 at Town Hall. The event aims to raise funds and honor local law enforcement with community dancing and entertainment. Proceeds support officer wellness programs.
Troop Five Wins Colors for November
Troop No. Five of the local Boy Scouts had the highest average of attendance and preparedness for November and were awarded the colors for this month. The executive committee met at the home of Harry Bird, the chairman, Monday night, when E. G. Garner was appointed deputy scout commissioner to take the place of C. C. Tillinghast, who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bird
E. G. Gar Iner
C. C. Tillinghast
Charity Ball Planned At Town Hall For Social Service Bureau
Mrs Edward Dillon named chairwoman of the committee in charge of the Charity Ball at Town Hall on January 14 to benefit the Social Service Bureau. She will be assisted by Mrs Thomas J O Neil Mrs Arthur R Carr Mrs Louis E Garman Mrs Arthur B Proal and Mrs George Walcott along with bureau officers.
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Edward Dillon
Town Hall
Social Service Bureau
Lux Improves After Thanksgiving Football Injury
John E. Lux of Prospect Street steadily recovers from a neck injury suffered playing football on Thanksgiving Day. He has been able to move about town and expects to resume business Monday.
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John E. Lux
Prospect Street
Nutleys Play Tonight in Park School Matchups
The Nutley Club first team faces Iowa Five of Passaic tonight at Park School. The second team meets the Bachelor Five of Kearny in the same event.
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Nutley Club
Passaic
Park School
Kearny
Skating Mishap on Lambert's Lake Delays Local Fun Night
Misa Louise Nichols and Harvey Van Riper fell through the ice on Lambert's Lake Thursday night during a skating outing. Both escaped with only wet clothing and no injuries reported.
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Akating
Misa Louise Nichols
Harvey van ‘Riper
Local Post Office Acknowledges Several Affected Individuals
The oncl aimed letters list recipients including Mr Byker Mrs M B Boswell Mrs W K Catterfield R Dadler Oscar Holmes C I Markham Mrs W R Redden Thomas J Kelly Walter Roberts and Mr and Mrs William Willard Superintendent Frank C Drake notes Emma Tantum of Plainfield has returned home after visiting Dr Horace Tantum and Mrs Tenium of Oak Crest Place
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Oncl
Fost
Mr. Byker
Mies
Emma Tantum
Plainfield
Horace Tantum
Tenium
Oak Crest Place
Police Ball Invitation at Town Hall
Come and enjoy yourself at the Police Ball December 17 at Town Hall. Community ad invites residents to attend and participate in the event hosted by local police.
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Town Hall
Police Cells Insanitary Report Sparks Town Hall Debate
Town officials debate an alleged State Board of Health finding that police station cells are insanitary. Two inspectors reportedly inspected the cells with conflicting results, while other local inspections show various facilities passing. Secretary Hawksworth lists year to date births and deaths as well as contagious disease counts. A state rabies test on a dog linked to Harold Datcher showed no symptoms.
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Town Hall
Board of Health Press
State Board of Heath
Sutcliffe
John Perkins
Trenton
Board of Health
Perkina
Lobsitz Mills “Company
Harrison Street
Hawksworth
State Board of Health
Harold Datcher
Boy breaks arm roller skating in Franklin incident
Eight year old Jack Clark son of Mr and Mrs Edward C Clark of Franklin avenue broke his right fore arm while roller skating last Saturday morning. The injury, first thought a sprain, was confirmed as a break by a physician.
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Jack Clark
Edward C. Clark
Franklin Avenue
Kierstead Daughter Engaged to Windheim of Franklin Avenue
Chestnut Place residents Mr and Mrs Dayton Kierstead announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Elsie Kierstead to Conrad Windheim of Franklin Avenue. No wedding date has been set.
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Dayton Kierstead
Chestnut Place
Elsie Kierstead
Conrad Windheim
Franklin . Avenue
Man Dies After Fall From Horse in Prospect Park
William Carl Adams 41 brother of Mrs. John M. Mackay and John Adams of Firllside Avenue dies four days after being thrown from a horse at a Brooklyn riding academy. He lay unconscious four days before dying at Jewish Hospital of a fractured skull. Identified by a riding academy employee and buried at Green-Wood Cemetery after services held yesterday morning.
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William Carl Adams
John M. Mackay
John Adams
Firllside Avenue
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Pre Vocational School Girls Craft Sale Planned
An exhibition and sale of handiwork by the Pre Vocational School girls will run December 21 to 23 in the Domestic Science rooms at Park School. Items include candy fruitcakes aprons cooking caps pin cushions and more. Profits above material costs go to the girls to encourage them to earn money.
Franklin Avenue Workmen Spark Water Main Break
Workmen repairing the Franklin avenue sewer last Saturday struck a water pipe between Vreeland avenue and Chestnut street, halting supply for the entire block. Temporary repairs were made and a permanent fix required another shutdown on Tuesday to complete the service restoration.
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Franklin Avenue
Vreeland Avenue
Chestnut Street
Mrs Douglas Hosts Card Party Auction Day
Mrs George B Douglas hosted a Thursday afternoon card party with an auction won by Mrs George Salter Yonkers, Mrs Louis Carman, Mrs Clinton Woodford, Mrs Armand Marquardt, and Mrs Arthur Dickinson. Notable guests included Mrs William Arnold, Mrs Gilbert Livingston, Mrs William Budge, Miss Winifred Kingsley, and others. Frances St John and Miss Rath Proal poured tea.
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George B. Douglas
George Salter
Yonkers
Louis E. Carman
Clinton’. Woodford
Armand E. Marquardt
Arthur Dickinson
William HR. Arnold
Gilbert R. Livingston
William Budge
Winifred Kingsley
Florence Martell
Louis F. Rhoades
Arthur Mer
William Scott
New York
Frances St. John
Rath Proal
Police Dance Set For Friday In Town Hall
Final arrangements complete for the annual Police Dance to be held next Friday night in Town Hall. Several novel features will be introduced this year.
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Town Hall
Gamma Delta Club Hosts Holiday Notes and Santa Visit
Mrs Thomas Nichols of Hillside avenue hosted the Gamma Delta Club on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs W D Batchelor stood in for Mrs H W Bennett while Mrs H N Rodman of Franklin avenue will host today December 21. Santa Claus sits at the Doll Shop 542 Franklin avenue from December 17 to 24 daily 3 to 6 pm with a small gift for each child and adult present. All welcome.
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Thomas Nichols
Hillside Avenue
Gamma Delta Club
W.D. Batchelor
H.W. Bennett
H. N. Rodman
Franklin Avenue
Sante Claus
Franklin’ S Avenue
Services for Mrs S F Nairn Held in Grace Church
Funeral services for Mrs Sarah Fisher Nairn were conducted at Grace Church with Rev Douglas Matthews officiating. Interment followed in Christ Church Cemetery Belleville. Mrs Nairn, age over seventy, was a Nutley native linked to the Satterthwaite family and active in religious civic groups. Surviving relatives include two brothers a sister and three daughters.
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Grace Church
Sarah Fisher Nairn
Douglas. Matthews
Frank Cerng
Henry G. Prout
James R. Hay
J. Roger Kingsland
Louis’ F.‘ Fatton
Christ’ Church
River Road
Belleville
Nairn
Nutley
Passaic Avenue
Woman's Club
Field Club
de ‘Thomas & Satterthwite
New York
Fisher Satterthwaite
North Hatley
Canada
Mra
John Conduit
California
R. Marsden Smith
Baltimore
Mra. Edgar
Elizabeth Nairn
New Official Berth Created for Arboriculturist in Town
The Board of Commissioners appointed Joshua Weimer to a new advisory post as town arboriculturist with a modest salary. Weimer, noted for proposing a Buckeye fringed Lincoln Highway and promoting nut tree initiatives, will advise the Shade Tree Commissioners as needed. Local sidewalk assessments on St. Marys Place east side were approved for objection period ending December 11.
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Board of Commissioners
Joshua Weimer
Thackeray
New York
Weimer
Board of
Shade Tree Commissioners
Lincoln Highway
Ohio
Waldorf
Newcastle-coals
Notley
Henry Ford
St. Mary’s Place
Melrose Street
Board of Assessors
Mr. Carr
Eake-street
High Street
Cottage Place
Post Office Opens in New Nutley Home on Franklin Avenue
The Nutley Post Office has moved to Franklin Avenue near Vrecand for ten years. The first parcel post was mailed by J R Whitfield from 32 Colonial Terrace and Nutley Handkerchief Works bought the first stamp. The building, designed by William A. Lembert, allows for a future wing and trolley mail service is under negotiation to speed deliveries.
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Franklin Avenue
Vrecand
J. R. Whitfield
Colonial Terrace
Nutley Handkerchief Works
Post Office
Nutley Realty Company
William A. Lembert
Ceca Oaeah Fa
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Masons
Exchange Bridge
Adv
Second — Field Club
Fintey
Troop Five
BOY Scouts
Lux
Nutleys
Health Board
Franklin
Douglas
Ready For Dance
S.F. Nairn
Husband
William H. Langer
Rackensatk
Dewey A. _Whitehead
Newark
Gustav B. Whitehead
Yantacaw Place
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