Memorial High School Hall and Gymnasium Proposal
R Wrooth chairs Nutley Memorial High School Committee urging a public Memorial Hall with gym, stage, and historical rooms. The plan links education, community use, and soldier remembrance, proposing location near the park and that state funding and maintenance sustain the project as a lasting monument to sacrifice and patriotism.
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Theron
Nutley
Sainto S Hall
Te Dred
Ters
Thomesh Con’ Ion
Memorial High School
Vanticaw Park
Kanex County Parkway
Caferee
Sion
State Department of ‘Instruction
Walla
R. Wrooth
Memorial High School Committee
Nutley Memorial Y M C A Building Plan Proposed
Nutley committee urges a Y M C A building as a memorial to local servicemen. The outline includes a gymnasium pool bowling alleys memorial room and dormitory rooms with a central community focus and endowment potential funded by memberships and rentals.
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Deran
Tseir
Ministry of Service
Nutle
Nutley
Nutley Memorial Plan No 5 committee report urged budget cap
Nutley committees recommend a granite memorial arch or alternative monument with 10 to 15 thousand dollar cap to honor local citizens who served. Proposals include copper plates listing names, bronze tablets by the home of war dead, and a public subscription fund designed for permanence and low maintenance. A separate plan favors bronze medals for returning soldiers and tablets near a veteran’s home with a 925 dollar cost.
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Nutley Memorial Committee
W. T. L. Armstrong
W. W. Colpitts
Ernest P. Cook
Fredrie Davis
Emil Diebitach
H. Dorr
George A. Hill
Albert BE. Howe
W. A. Lambert
Henry M. Libby
N. Q. Lindstrom
E. M. Pritchard
H. G. Prout
E. F. Quirk
Harold W. Schenck
Ohr
Committee On Standardization
Tatellent
Natley
Thie
Chestnut Street
Nutley Town Clock Memorial Proposal Report
Nutley residents discuss a bronze town clock memorial for soldiers. Gorham design shows a 30 inch face with soldier figures, mounted in the Town Hall recess, plus a dedicatory tablet. Estimated total cost about 4100 dollars funded entirely by voluntary subscriptions.
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Etc
Anilor
Gorham Company
Datain
Nutley
Plan No Report On Rial Boulder And BLET Plan No
Fragmentary text references plan numbers and a Boulder memorial missioner with unclear names and actions. The readable parts indicate officials and committees but lack concrete events, dates, or outcomes to summarize. The item reads as a damaged notice or note without a clear actionable detail.
Memorial Parkway Plan No 8 Subcommittee Report
Nutley plans a Memorial Parkway along Third River and Kingsland Pond with 420 trees for locals who served, including three nurses. A boulder tablet honors seventeen fallen. trees will be mapped to a natural, wild landscape with a path and plaques. fundraising via gift subscription targets $10,000 with maintenance by town engineers.
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Memorial Parkway
W. H. Arnold
Edgar Sergeant
HO. Coughlan
A. R. Carr
P. A. Prior
W. Longfelder
B. G. Prout
G. B. Philhower
Kingsland Pond
Free Public Library
le Parkway
Vention Ir
Schneider
Nutley
E Park
Thia l
B. Oakland
Plan No. To the Chairman gte As Chairman of Year Sabhoum
The fragment notes a plan directed to the chairman and references a year and page notation amid cryptic pagination. It suggests a formal request or organizational planning context without clear details.
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Gte
Sabhoum
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Douglas Johnson Foy
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W. F. Ormsbee
Ernest P. Ae
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