Short Items of Interest Highlight Nutley Residents
Mrs. David A. Storer visits her mother in Stewart avenue while Mrs. William R. Bennett travels to Washington D C to see her son George R. Bennett. Others host or visit in Nutley including Miss Helen Rothwell and Mrs. Edward Dilson. Sheridan Knowles returns from a military school in Baltimore for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Storer
Fittsburgh
Howard Edgar
Stewart Avenue
William R. Bennett
the Terrace
George R. Bennett
Washington, D. C
Sheridan Knowles
Baltimore
Domestic Science Class Notes at Woman's Club
The Domestic Science class met Friday with Miss Stryker sharing hints on pastry grades and handling. A pastry remainder session is set for March 6 and the course ends March 20 with Invalid Cooking and April 3 with Salads. Members may join remaining topics for twenty five cents per lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claas
Woman’s Club
Party For Tots Weatherby Findlay Honored On Sixth Birthday
Weatherby Findlay entertained at his Hampton Place home for his sixth birthday Monday. Guests included Susan Ames Emily Dilton Jane Starr Margaret Starr Richard Bigelow Jr and Henry Winser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatherby Findlay
Hampton Place
Susan Ames
Emily Dilton
Jane Starr
Margaret Starr
Richard Bigelow, Jr
Henry Winser
Recital by Piano Pupils at Boggs Studio Passaic Park
Pupils of William P. Boggs gave their first recital at Boggs studio in Passaic Park last Saturday. The event showcased progress in technique and expression, marking a successful debut for the young performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Boggs
Passaic
Lutherans Hold German Sale at St Paul’s Church
A German Lutheran sale takes place this afternoon and evening at St Paul’s Church under the German Lutheran Church. Goods include Oileloth donated by Goodlatte Mills of Delawana and German cooking will also be on sale.
Trolley Tie Up Delays Service At Franklin Avenue
Rails spread on Franklin avenue and Center street tangled the trolleys Tuesday night. Twenty cars were held up for about two hours during the busy period until the trouble was fixed.
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Franklin Avenue
Center Street
Epworth League Dinner At Vincent M. E. Church
Epworth League of Vincent M. E. Church held its first social dinner in the church hall. About 70 people attended with seven tables. decor featured red and white. Toastmaster Robert Donaldson and speakers Rev. Charles H. Powers, Raymond Symonds, Rev. Dr. Christopher H. von Glahn, and Edward F. Duggan addressed the gathering. Miss Helen Marsh sang contraltos, Miss Hilda Rusby gave readings, and a Vietrola concert was presented. The event was organized by Symonds and Rusby, with a women’s committee led by Mrs. Joseph Match handling dinner arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of ‘Vincent M. E. Church
Ehurch
Cora Ferris
League
Robert Donaldson
Charles H. Powers
Raymond Symonds
Christopher H. von Glahn
Weasley M. EH. Church
Belleville
Edward F. Duggan
Helen Marsh
Hilda Rusby
Local High School Boys Beat Belleville 38 to 24 in Park Auditorium
In Park Auditorium yesterday afternoon the local High School defeated Belleville 38 to 24 with Ayers and Holt prominent. The second team rallied to beat Belleville 27 to 19. The girls lost 28 to 12 at Ridgewood with several top players out, and will play Englewood later in the Park Auditorium. The North Plain field sextet defeated locals 17 to something, and girls will face Bloomfield Tuesday at Bloomfield court. The boys close season Friday against Bloomfield in Park Auditorium. J Marys lost 19 to 7 to Franklin A A last Saturday with Curly Woodruff and Burns notable for the Saints. Second team fell 18 to 12. Vailsburg Triangles beat St Marys second team 82 to 21. St Marys frat beat Belleville Catholic Club 29 to 22. crowd over 300, about half from Belleville.
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Belleville
Park Auditorium
Ayers
Holt
Brewster
Donaldson
Ridgewood
Focal
Englewood
North Plainfield
Bloomfield
J, Mary’s
Franklin A. A
Park School
Curly
Woodruff
Jimmy Burns
Saints
Vailsburg Triangles
Newark
St Mary’s Hall
St. Mary’s
Doctor Sibley to Speak at St Pauls Church on Mindanao Mission
Dr Charles Sibley a missionary physician on Mindanao Philippines for five years will speak at St Pauls Church tomorrow night. He will illustrate his address with stereopticon pictures from his own photographs showing missionary work in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
Charles Sibley
Mindinao
Philippines
Edward Lobrey Sentenced for Loitering in New York
Edward Lobrey of 15 Cherry Street New York was arrested for loitering at Avondale station and was sentenced to 30 days in jail by Recorder James M Post on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lobrey
Cherry Street
New York
Avondale
James M. Post
Unclaimed Letters Listed at Local Post Office
Local post office reports unclaimed mail includes Joseph T. Baily Dreggs Seabury Ordnance Corp Piccolo Pasquali and others The entry notes Uncle Had It and a jumbled London Clustrated Tics line with unclear text highlights.
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Joseph T. Baily
Dreggs Seabury Ordnance Corp
Piccolo Pasquali
Frank
Drake
Optometrist and Optician at Franklin Avenue Corner High Street
A local eye care shop operates as an optometrist and optician at the corner of Franklin Avenue and High Street with entrance through a drug store. The listing notes the street intersection and dual services in a single storefront setup.
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Optometrist and Optician
Franklin Ave
Cor. High ST
Drog
Sans Souci Club Presents Down By the Sea in Nutley
The Sans Souci Dramatic Club of Nutley stages Down By the Sea at the Town Hall Auditorium on Saturday evening April 18. Samuel Silverburg coaches the cast and proceeds aid a Nutley family in need. A dance follows with music by Weathervelt.
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Sans Souci Dramatic Club
Nutley
Down By the Sea
Town Hall
Samuel Silverburg
Weatervelt
Getting Absentee Books From The Free Public Library
Patrons express surprise at reserve service as librarian explains the process. If a book is not on shelves, request a reservation and leave a penny for the postal notice. the librarian will alert the borrower when the book returns to the library.
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Free Public Library
Miss Phillips
Quest of El Dorado and the Elusive Land of Gold
The article recounts Guiana lying between the Orinoco and Amazon basins with the Essequibo and Branco rivers as markers. It notes many 16th century Spanish expeditions led by Diego de Ordaz and others seeking El Dorado, inspired by tales of golden women and crystal banqueting houses. Raleigh also sought the fabled region, as cited from Blackwood's Magazine.
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Guiava
Orinoco
Amazon
Guiana
el Dorado
Hio Branco
Essequibo
Public Record Office
London
America
Raleigh
Blacktrood's Magazine
A Light in an Automobile
An illustrated antiquated tip explains lighting a car lamp on a country road using a soaked waste piece placed near spark plugs to create a small torch. The Detroit Free article notes this method works even in rain or snow.
Fear of Old Military Service
A quotation from the London Spectator discusses prisoners seeking alternatives to short sentences by appealing for penal servitude rather than hard labor. It notes inmates with insider knowledge may request milder penalties, while early practices offered death or military service as punishment choices.
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Court of Criminal Appeal
Singer
Navy
Loeoden Spectator
All About the Democracy Lecture at Woman's Club
Lewellyn E. Pratt spoke to the Political Study Section of the Woman's Club on Democratic principles from Jefferson to Wilson and Bryan. He noted interest despite small attendance and discussed current administration proposals and party platforms. He favored woman suffrage personally, though not in the Democratic platform. The next talk is March 12 by Rev. T Alexander Cairns on Objections to Socialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewellyn E. Pratt
Woman’s Club
Mr. Pratt
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Woodrow
Wilson
W. J. Bryan
Pratt
T. Alexander Cairns
Miniature Federation Meeting Dates Set in Orange Clubhouse
The Seventh and High Districts of the New Jersey State Federation of Women's Clubs plan a meeting at the Orange Woman's Clubhouse on March 19 at 1:90. Essex County women are invited with Mrs. William S. Disbrow and Mrs. Frederick D. Greene as district vice-presidents in charge.
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New Jersey State Federation
Miniature Federation
Cf. ‘Orange
Essex County
William S. Disbrow
Frederick D. Greene
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nutleyites
George Walcott
Helen Pratt
Roth Gardner
New York Evening Post
Edythe Pool
Bristol
Wilfred Stager
Woodland Avenue
Charlies E. Armstrong
Cincinnati
Marjory
Myra Longfelder
Highfield Lane
Nutley School
Chestnut Street
Helen Rothwell
Burlington
Harry B. Carland
Atlantic City
S. H. Mason
Portland, Ore
Edward Dilson
Messrs
Henry W. Goodrich
John ¥. Bouvier,Jr
Max P. Kaufmann
Troy
N. Y
Harvey van Riper
Church Street
Hartford, Conn
George Platt
Locust Street
Ethel
Charles & Thurston
Grant Avenue
Edwin Carshaw
Brooklyn
Dean Welch
Party For Tots
Epworth League
The
Henry T. Lefferts
Passaic and
Nutley Aves
Nutley, Nd
Rexall
United States
Canada
Great Britain
James Crammond
E. J. Drammond
New York City
Louise’s
Ladies’ Tailoring Co
Broad Street
Mkt
Hahne
Dept. Sto 'E
Froemel & Riehl Park Bakery
Chestnut ST
Quest OF
South America
Jong
the Berdan Furniture Co
Main Ave
Washington Pl
Passaic, N.J
Motor Car Company
Fee
Agec Aayne
Bispost
Nutley Motor Car Company
Washington Avenue
Centre ST
OLD Staten Island Dyers and Cleansers, Inc
Newark J
Cedar Street
Cor
Newark, N. J
the Miniature Federation
History of
Sun
Marion L.lewis
Lewis Historical Publishing Company
Kay
P. F.guthrie
Highfield
Nitley
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