Three Towns Unite Against Belleville Sewage Plant
Mayors of Nutley Belleville and Bloomfield form a committee to oppose a Belleville sewage disposal plant planned for the Belleville area. They aim to secure legal counsel and file for state health permits as talks begin with the Passaic Sewage Commission and the township boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
As of Health
William Hauser
Lyan Denison
Belleville
Herbert B. Vail
Kileville
Nutley
Imhof
Eait Orn
Bellee
Bloomfield
Ssi
State Board of Health
Passaic
Nutley Lodge F and A M installs new officers
Nutley Lodge F and A M held its annual election and installation on Monday night at Dutig Hall. Officers include Worshipful Master Hugh Hallidy, senior warden A C Fox, treasurer F A Wellman, secretary E P F wok, and others such as senior deacon B R Caldwell junior warden W F Ormebee organist Dayton Searle and tyler F C Garrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley Lodge
A. M
Dutig Hall
Hugh Hallidy
A. C. Fox
C. N. Armstrong
Treasier
F. A. Wellman
E. P F. Wok
B. R
Malcom Slaughter
E. C. Miller
Gaarshall
W. GC. Slavic
B. Diffe
Richard Dean
B.C. Brown
Dayton Searle
Tyler
F. C. Garrison
Grand Lodge
M. Caldwell
F. L. Ros
Gift Season Toys at W C Davis Store on Passaic Avenue
Late buyers are urged to visit W C Davis at Passaic avenue near Chestnut street for a wide stock of toys games sleds and gift items at reasonable prices. The store offers many useful articles suitable for gifts, saving trouble for shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Davis
Passaic Avenue
Chestnut Street
Nutley Girls Basketball Team Defeated 16 to 4 at Montclair
Nutley High School girls, playing under another name, lost to Montclair High by 16 to 4. The game was rough at times with moments of fast play. Nearby, Reformed Church second team edged St. Pauls Boys Club by one point on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley High School
Montclair
Reformed Church
St. Paul's
Kearny High School
Nutley
Summit
Gertrude Raftery
Reformed and Congregational Churches
Park School
Spider found in bananas at Avondale Barr store
A large reddish brown tarantula like spider about three inches long was discovered by Peter DeKeyser while cutting bananas at Barr Brothers in Avondale. It hung in the fruit, fell, and later was captured and kept alive in a glass jar. The incident drew attention as people debated its species and venom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter DeKeyser
Barr Brothers
Avondale Road
Walnut Street
DeKeyser
Barr
Europe
Nutley Post Office Faces Unprecedented Holiday Rush
The Nutley post office reports the busiest week in its history with regular and extra carriers delivering heavy parcel volumes. The staff has endured strenuous days, resembling Santa with loads of packages, and this year’s business surpasses all previous years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
Santa
Policemen Appreciate Merchants After Fund Drive
Nutley police celebrate community support from merchants and others after a successful drive. The event raised about $2 which will be added to the police pension fund, with officers expressing gratitude for the public goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
Rauch
Writs In Sand Character Teaching In Schools
Korean children practice writing difficult Chinese characters in sand boxes using sticks. They draw the character, then brush the sand away to start anew, learning early life literacy through this tactile method.
Christmas in the Churches at Vincent Methodist Church
Tomorrow evening at the Vincent Methodist Church a Christmas cantata titled The Hope of the World will be sung by a 24 voice choir with Miss Emma Schroeder as soloist under Joseph D. Little. The program includes Voluntary Processional hymns prayers psalms and a Mozart Gloria postlude. Mary Porter Mitchell was the soloist last Sunday and Rev. Jesse Lyman Hurlbut will preach tomorrow morning with evening services led by Rev. Warren L. Hoagland Senior and Junior Epworth Leagues meet later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Methodist Church
Emma Schroeder
Joseph D. Little
Adams
P. A. Schnecker
Mozart
Mary Porter Mitchell
Gaul
Holy City
Vincent M. E
Jesse Lyman Hurlbut
Newark
Warren L. Hoagland
Epworth
Bethlehem cantata to be sung by St Pauls Church choir
St Pauls Congregational Church will present The Story of Bethlehem cantata with twenty five voices at both morning and evening services tomorrow. Rev Henry J Condit will preach Following the Star in the morning and Bethlehem and After in the evening. Young Peoples Meeting at seven discusses The Greatest of These Is Love. Sunday school at 945. Rev G J Ryder of the American Missionary Society speaks at the morning service on January 31 about his travels to the Hawaiian Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
St. Paul’s Church
Henry J. Condit
G. J. Ryder
American Missionary Society
Hawaiin Islands
Joys of Christmas services at Reformed Church
Rev Milton T Stauffer will preach The Joys of Christmas tomorrow at 11 am with the choir performing Hark Hark my Soul and We Have Seen His Star The evening sermon will be The Weapons of the Prince of Peace with choir songs Come Ye Lofty and Behold I Bring The Sunday School session starts at 245 am a cordial invitation is extended to all
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton T. Stauffer
H. R. Shelley
Caleo Simper
Prince of Peace
H. E. Button
J. W. Lerman
Christmas Mass at St Marys Church East Nutley
Christmas Day 10 30 mass at St Marys Church East Nutley will feature Gregorian selections Introitis Graduale Offertorium and Com munio sung during the service. Usual Sunday services will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumont
St. Mary's Church
East Nutley
Midnight Mass at Church of the Holy Family
The Church of the Holy Family on Harrison Street will hold a midnight mass celebrated by Rev Father DeSantola at 12 oclock Sunday night. Christmas Day services will be at 8 30 and 16 30 a m. Regular Sunday services continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Holy Family
Harrison Street
Father DeSantola
Grace Church Service Schedule In Week Ahead
The rector Rev. Douglas Matthews will lead Grace Church services tomorrow with Holy Communion at 8 a m and morning prayer and sermon at 11 a m. Sunday School meets at 9 45 a m. Christmas Day services are Holy Communion at 7 and 10 30 a m with a sermon during the second service. A Sunday Schools festival is planned Thursday at 8 p m in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Matthews
Grace Church
Meredith gets state post as assistant education commissioner
Albert B. Meredith of Prospect, former Nutley Public Schools supervising principal, is named assistant commissioner of education for New Jersey by Dr. Calvin N. Kendall. He will oversee high schools statewide and may relocate from Nutley if needed. salary for the role is 4500 dollars with expense coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert B. Meredith
Prospect, Street
Nutley
New Jersey
Calvin N. Kendall
State’ Board ‘of Education
Meredith
Trenton
Br. Kendall
Kendall
George A. Mirick
Indianapolis
J. B. Betts
Plainfield
William R. Wright
Former Nutley Man Hurt by Fall in Delawanna
Frederick Van Dien of Passaic fell from the Goodlate Cilcloth factory roof while painting a sign on a water tank in Delawanna. He dropped about forty feet, landed on the roof edge, and was taken to St. Mary’s Hospital in Passaic with suspected broken ribs and nose, later diagnosed as bruises. He was discharged the next day. Van Dien is a partner with Join Murren in Franklin Avenue in sign painting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick van Dien
Summer Street
Passaic
Richard van Dien
Centre Shest
Goodlate Cilcloth
Delawanna
St. Mary's Hospital
van Dien
Join Murren
Franklin Avenue
Water main bursts on Prospect Street in town
A six inch water main burst on Prospect Street between Chestnut and Church causing street flooding. The 12 foot long split occurred in front of Frank Garrison's home and was found by Patrolman Wi ford Stager. Town plumbers Keyser and Corb repaired the gap overnight with damages estimated at $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Street
Chestnut
Church Streets
Frank
Garrison
Wiford Stager
Keyser
Christmas in Schools brings festive drills to high and grammar grades
Elaborate Christmas exercises filled local schools yesterday with programs in the High School assembly hall and in each grammar room. The High School presented pieces like Kid Sixey's Christmas by Miss Roberta Saunders and Christmas In England by Russell Elliot among others by several students and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Ferris
Edna
Witbéck
Future secrets hid behind storage charges
Fragmentary quotation from Puck notes we cannot know what the future holds until we face storage charges. The misspelled line hints at uncertainty and curiosity about forthcoming costs and consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puck
Library notes on holiday hours and staff changes
Soaks have been received from Churchill Jesta Coffin Lincoln Kennedy and Smith as a gift from Mrs N Hersloff. The library is open to the public at 1 p m each afternoon except Sundays, holidays and delays. Miss Olive Simmons will supervise during holidays in the absence of the librarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchil
Jesta Coffin
Lincoln
Kennedy
Smith
N. Ty Hersloff
Olive Simmons
Sylvar Place
Christmas Carol to Be Given at St. Paul's Church
St Pauls Congregational Sunday School will present a Christmas entertainment on Friday evening December 29 featuring Dickens Christmas Carol read by Rev Raymond L Forman a professional reader. The program includes organ selections and singing by the Sunday school scholars. Everyone is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Paul’s
Raymond
L Forman
Brotherhoood hears talk on criminology at church meeting
Rev. Thomas Travis of Wachung Avenue Congregational Church Montclair spoke before the Brotherhood of St. Pauls Church Thursday night. A noted criminologist, he described crime and criminals and promoted prevention and education as remedies. The annual election of officers was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Travis
Wachung Avenue
Montclair
Brotherhood of St. Paul's Church
Sfreaker
Morgan Mackay Howard Morgan Fined for Disorderly Conduct
Howard Mackay Morgan of 26 Tennis Place was fined $1 by Recorder Washington E Page for disorderly conduct on Chestnut Street Franklin Avenue Sunday night. Arresting officer James Marren said Morgan offered a drink from a flask, refused, and became abusive prompting the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard’ Mackay Morgan
Washington E. Page
Chestnut ‘Street
Vane Franklin
James Marren
Morgan
Christmas Rush Swamps Stations Across West Nutley
The usual Christmas rush overwhelmed express deliveries this week. At West Nutley an extra man was added to the delivery team to handle the surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express
West Nutley
Great Rhode Island Reds Victory at New York Show
The Rhode Island Reds dominated Madison Square Garden with numerous firsts including best cock hen pullet and grand championship cups. Breeder Kaufmann & Windheim highlight Salome’s progeny and announce upcoming exhibitions and large-scale breeding plans with hundreds of birds for sale. Visitors welcome 24th to year end. farm near Nutley claims top status in Rose Comb Reds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
America
Madison Square, Garden
New York
Kaufmann & Windheim
Rhode
Island Reds
Rhode Island ‘Red Club of America
Madison Square Garden
Pet
all-America
Ant
Nutley
Aav
Fragmentary Hearing Transcript Mentions Grand Jury
A fragmentary passage notes a hearing where the complainant's side could be heard, with reference to a revolver and a pocket item. The garbled text mentions Mirren and a grand jury context amid muffled remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Mirren
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Posal
Belle"id
Hleville
Seof Mont
ST. Mary’s
Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Paul’s Congregational Church
Grace Church Services
Nutley’ School
Brotherhood
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