Mid Year Exam Results Across School Levels
Public schools report averages by class with top scholars named. Senior class led by Edward Assmus at 92 percent, with Lawrence Calkin and Toymio Kalvio at 90. Junior and freshmen follow, along with grade averages for Park Washington Yantacan and Provocational sequences, highlighting firm performance across multiple grades and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ear
Edward Assmus
Lawrence Calkin
Toymio Kalvio
Willian
Robert Shaw
Clase
John DeVries
Emma Tuers
Ronald Kirk
Dorothy Holt
Constance Little
Park School
Park
Harry Hannen
Edgar Bellows
Sylvester McVeigh
Jennie Law
Cornelia Bird
Joseph Citnese SG
Edmin Probert
Constance Fish
Dorothy Simmons
Norman Sykes
Marguerite Bart
Tessie Amelio
Yantacan
Durham
Mabel Kestler
Washington
Katie Castronova
Willis Doyle
Harry Memit
John Pallen
Dorothy Reynolds
Madeline Streit
Senate reports eight economy bills favorably in New Jersey
Trenton February 19 The Judiciary Committee of the Senate reports all eight economy and efficiency bills favorable with minor form amendments. Key change shifts department head selection to advisory boards with the governor casting a tie vote. Labor policy remains intact and the labor department and statistics bureau consolidate. One year postpones the transfer of the Supply Commission to the new conservation department to honor water supply negotiations in Paterson and Passaic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Labor Department
Col. Bryant
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Supply Commission
Conservation’ Department
Paternon
Passaic
Brush Fire Extinguished Near Vreeland and Franklin
A brush fire in the rear lots at Vreeland and Franklin avenues was called out by fire apparatus yesterday afternoon and extinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vreeland and
Franklin Avenues
Miss Mary Agnes Reily Weds in St Marys Church
Miss Mary Agnes Reily daughter of Mr and Mrs John Reilly of Paasac Avenue and Morton Machette of Church Street married in St Marys R C Church by Rev Father Fabian on Tuesday. The bride wore a sand traveling costume with white bridal roses attended by her cousin Miss Mary Doran of Orange in a fawn suit with pink roses. Best man was Joseph Reilly. ushers John Smith and Allan Machette. May McKenna played the wedding march. A reception at the bride’s parents home followed with thirty five guests. The couple will reside in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary-Agnes Reily
Joseph Reilly
John Smith
Allan Machette
May McKenna
Boston
Newark Wedding Ties Families Across Cities
Miss Miriam Uppercu of 318 Mt Prospect avenue Newark marries Winston Peul of Jersey City at High Street Presbyterian Church Newark on Monday night. Sister of the bride Mrs Richard T Newton of Edgewood avenue is matron of honor with Dr. and Mrs George W Mead and Mr. and Mrs A B Proal among guests from this town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natley
Miriam Upperca
Mt Prospect Avenue
Newark
Winston Peul
Jersey City
High Street Presbyterian Church
Mra
Edgewood Avenue
Uppercu
Fnstron
George W.mead
A. B. Proal
Wallace Wallace Wallace Wallace
Miss Helen Augusta Collard of Belleville married William A Wallace of Franklin avenue Tuesday night at Wesley Methodist Church Belleville. Rev. Herbert C Lytle officiated with Miss Elizabeth Kinnerle and Alfred Frimpter as attendants. They will reside in Nutley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Augusta Collard
Belleville
Franklin Avenue
Wesley Methodist Church
Herbert C. Lytle
Elizabeth Kinnerle
Alfred Frimpter
Nutley
Dog Shot After Attacking Person in Chestnut Street Area
Louis Griasch of Franklin Avenue reported a collie from his property near Chestnut Street acted strangely. Patrolman Frank Jameson was sent to the scene and shot the dog before it could attack anyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Griasch
Franklin Avenue
Chestnnut Street
Griasch
Anah
Frank Jameson
Public Service Railway Wins Honorable Mention in Safety Contest
In a nationwide contest under the American Museum of Safety, Public Service Railway Company earned an Honorable Mention for its safety efforts. The Anthony N. Brady medal crowned the Boston Elevated Railway System as winner, with Public Service Railway noted as a close second after evaluating passenger and employee safety data, accidents, inspections, and training programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Museum of Safety
Public Service
Anthony N. Brady
American ‘Railway
Boston
Miss Caro Lloyd to Marry Newark Socialist Leader
Friends of Miss Caro Lloyd of Nutley avenue and George R. Strobel of Lincoln Park Newark announce their engagement. Strobel heads Strobel & Crane jewelry firm and is a veteran Socialist worker and former candidate. Lloyd, daughter of the late Aaron Lloyd, long active in the Socialist movement. Wedding expected early summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caro Lloyd
Nutley “Avenue
George R. Strobel
Lincoln Park
Newark
Strobel
Strobel ~ & Crane
East Kinney Street
Socialist Party
Assembly
Congress
Miss Lloyd
Aaron Lloyd
Belleville
Henry W. Goodrich
Nutley Avenue
Mr. Goodrich
New York
Progress of Suffragists in the East and West
The article reports that New York and Pennsylvania back suffrage with moral support from neighboring states, while West Virginia and Tennessee have endorsed amendments. It describes the push by the Women’s Political Union for New Jersey to become the first Eastern state to grant suffrage, noting male support, opposition by some women, and arguments about the impact of women’s voting on society and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Tennessee
New Jersey
Yea
Tony
Thay
Board Hopes to Adopt New Southwestern School Plans
The Board of Education plans to approve final plans and specifications for a new south western town school at Tuesday night meeting. Architect Charles Granville Jones of Belleville aims to have documents ready despite jury duty delay. After adoption, the property committee led by J. M. Sattler will advertise bids and report results to the Board for final approval. The finance committee nears completion on selling bonds for the new structure at favorable terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Board of Education
Charles Granville Jones
Belleville
J. M. Sattler
Pew
Evolution of the Knife Fork and Spoon Talk by Joseph D Little
Joseph D Little of Hawthorne Avenue will speak on the evolution of the knife fork and spoon and on old silver in general at the club next Friday night. He is with Gorham Company in New York and an authority on old silver. He will authenticate any old pieces brought to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Little
Hawthorne Avenue
Mr. Little
Gorham Company
New York
Valentine luncheon and bridge party hosted by Mrs McClintock
Mrs Ralph McClintock hosted a valentine luncheon and auction bridge party on Thursday with small heart decorated tables. Four tables were in play and Mrs Marion Lewis achieved the high score among players including Mrs Arthur Carr Mrs Louis E Carmen Mrs M B Hatch and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph McClintock
Valentine
Marion Lewis
Arthur Carr
Louis E. Carmen
M. B. Hatch
Charles .B. Husted
Willian
Martin
C. B. Boyce
Thomas Sterling
Waldo Fuller
Arthur Dickinson
A. E. Marquardt
Alfred Sturgis
Charles Thom
Mrs. Fitting Hosts A Friendly Afternoon Party
Mrs. George Fitting of Vreeland avenue entertained a group of friends at her home Thursday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. Roy Lindabury of Bayonne and several others from Jersey City Irvington Little Falls Delawanve and Notley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fitting
Vreeland Avenue
Tharedey
Roy Lindabury
Bayonne
Joseph Lindabury
Arthur Lindabury
Jersey City
Charles Smith
Howard Buchanan
Irvington
Manon Nawry
Little Falls
Arthur Speer
Delawanve
Jacob Fitting
Notley
Epidemic of mossies shocks West Nufley residents
An epidemic of mossies raised alarms in West Nufley with only six cases reported this week. Health officials note old cases continue, the school reopened, and a vaccination operation was underway. A few coughs, chickenpox, and two measles cases from the eastern town section complete the brief health update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West _Nufley
Thieves Loot Thomas Maurren Home in Broad Daylight
Thieves entered the Centre street residence of Thomas Maurren through a parlor window while the family was away. They escaped through the front door leaving behind two suits of clothing two pairs of shoes eleven dollars in change a fountain pen and a ring with a tab setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Maurren
Centre Street
County Park
Entertain at Euchre by Struthers Family in Vreeland Ave
Mr and Mrs William Struthers of Vreeland avenue hosted a progressive euchre party at their home Saturday night with Mrs Charlotte S Marr assisting in receiving. Four tables played. High scores went to Mr and Mr A H Dreastel. Other guests included numerous Belleville Passaic Nutley Whitestone residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Struthers
Vreeland Avenue
Charlotte S. Marr
A. H. Dreaselt
Alfred Mason
James B. Drysdale
Belleville
Frederick Colyer
Passaic
Robert Sykes
James D. Foy
C. S. Cranston
J. C. Cranston
Frank Y.wallace
Rheumatism remedy RA 2851 ad offer
An advertisement touts Rheumatism Remedy Ra 2851 claiming it cures rheumatism since 181 years without morphine codeine or other opiates and warns it may affect the heart. claims universal age suitability and promises strong value. Elmer & Amend, 25 3rd Ave New York City sell the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer & Amend
Rib
N.Y
Ady
Mrs Jameson Hosts Euchre Night for Daughters of Liberty
Mrs Jameson and Mr Joseph Jameson entertained Stara and Stripes Council Daughters of Liberty Monday at their Kingsland Street home. High score honors went to George Strong, Miss Edythe Kierstead, George White, and William Wallace with a list of attendees including Mrs Abram Paxton and Mr and Mrs Dayton Kierstead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Jameson
Stara and Stripes Council
Daughters of Liberty
Kingsland Street
St A Euchre
George Strong
Mise Edythe Kierstead
George White
Willam Wallace
Abram Paxton
Dayton
Kierstead
Elaie Kierstead
Hazel White
Edward Stroba
Jennie Stroba
Fred Adams
Mire Helen Collard
Riscoe Machette
Mra
Wiliam A. Ward
Conrad Windheim
Nutley Board Deliberates Street Works and Gas Pump Permit
The Nutley Board of Commissioners reviewed Franklin avenue sidewalk work resurveying a prior encroachment protest. Joseph Becker seeks permission to place a gasoline pump in front of his Washington avenue garage. The meeting adjourned to February 24. Mayor Blum notes difficulty pushing Erie Railroad grade-crossing legislation via the new league of municipalities. Commissioner Carr reports a street light request for Witherspoon street. R Kingsland Hay of the Enclosure returns from Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Avenue
Harrisor Street
Board of Commissioners
Commissioners of Assessment
Carr
Joseph Becker
Washington Avenue
Washington
Witherspoon Street
Abram Blum
William H. Parry
Nutley
League of Municipalities
Erie
Centre_strees
Trenton
Teague Wai
Parry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Machette—Reilly
Paul—Uppercu
Wallace—Collard
Safety
Jersey
Bond
Ppclintock
Mall OF Yantacaw School
Euchre
Mrs. Jameson
R. Kingsland Hay
Thoreday
Philadelphia
Intley
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