Funeral Services for J. J. Feltus Held at Home
Funeral honors for J. J. Feltus drew delegations from local and New York groups totaling over a hundred people. Services were led by Rev. Henry J. Condit at 50 Terrace Avenue with burial at Machpelah Cemetery Weehawken. Feltus, 54, longtime Nutley resident and Bar Printing Company organizer, died Monday night after heart dilation. Surviving are wife Mary and seven children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Peltus
Terrace Avenue
Minder
Machpelah
Weehawken
Albert “M. Ayers
Thomas H. Ritchie
David ‘G. Schroeder
Joseph Stirratt
A. N. Conover
Charles KE. Armstrong
Ernest L. Brosdbent
Henry J. Condit
St. Peal’s Church
Mr. Feltus
New York
Engravers and ‘Electrotypers Union
Amaranthas Lodge
Odd ‘Fellows
Barr -Printing ‘Company
Kempton Council
Royal Arcanum
Feltus
Cella
Edward P. Whelan
Me Feltas
Brooklyn
Gee
Mary &. Harbison
Nutley
Felms
Advisory Board Teeters Over Unofficial Twelve Member Panel
A first ward meeting discussed an unofficial twelve member Advisory Board to assist the Board of Commissioners. Proponents praised its insights and representation while noting the panel has no official standing. No action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Themelves
George H Patston Dies in Irvington After Paralysis
George H. Patston, formerly of Nutley, died at Gladden Lodge Hospital after paralysis struck on Springfield Avenue and Durand Place in Irvington. He lived in Irvington four years and was a former National Guard sergeant and drum-major. Funeral services were held at his home led by Rev Parris M. C. Greenly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Adams
Irvington Council
Roseville Camp
Woodmen of
First Infantry N. J. Ncg
Parris M. C. Greenly
Irvington
M. E. Chaoreh
Death of George B. Quackenbush in New York
Ill four days with appendicitis ends in death in New York. George B. Quackenbush, 38, son of former Water Clerk James N. Rutan, long known in the town though never a resident. He lived in Newark previously. Funeral services were held Tuesday night and he was buried at Wyckoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York
George B. Quackenbush
James NL . Rutan
Death of David Maybe Ends After Illness at 59
A paralytic stroke after six months of illness ended the life of David Maybe age 59 at his East Passaic avenue Allwood home where he farmed. He had lived in Allwood five years after moving from Pompton, with interment at Pompton. Survived by Edward L. Maybe of Butler J W Maybe of Waterview and daughter Mrs Herbert Willard of Paterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Maybe
East Passaic Avenue
Allwood
Mr Maybe
Pompyearn É
Pompton
Edward L. Maybe
Butler
J. W. Maybe
Waterview
Herbert Williard
Paterson
Board debates school liability and new Lincoln School seats
The Board of Education resumed discussion on liability for accidents to students and staff at edisal. A proposed annual premium of 88.06 dollars would cover legal liability. Trustees weigh Gary system of departmental teaching and approve moving to stationary seats in Lincoln School. The district eyes northwest sites for a new school and reviews Natley Club use of Park Oval for baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Edisal
Claude W.W. Boynton
Boynton
Gary
Marion L. Lewis
Little
William C. Gis
Blavik
New York
Edward M. Cone
Oliver J
Morelock
New
Lincoln School
William A.lambert
Coeyman Avenue
Henry Ackerman
Natley Club
Park Oval
Leaky Prest-O-Lite Tank Blamed for House Fire
A leaky Prest-O-Lite gasoline tank ignited as Jakob Zimmerer Jr attempted to start his Ford in a shed near a barn on East Passaic Avenue Thursday night. The resulting fire burned the youth on the right side and caused the family to smother flames with snow before the gasoline exploded. Fire engine Hose No. One responded but did not reach the full extent of the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakob Zimmerer
East Passaic’ Avenue
Jakob Zimmerer, Jr
Zimmerer
Edward P. Whelan
Bank of Nutley Ends Best Year
Bank of Nutley reports its most prosperous year in nine years. Directors approved a surplus ascribed to material growth across all departments. December mailings to about 600 members boosted memberships, with expectations of further increases and larger deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Nutley
Art
Vocational classes to re open after holiday break
County Vocational School programs resume Monday January 3 with pattern and millinery at Park School Monday and Wednesday nights. Washington School sewing begins Monday, home nursing and sewing meet Tuesday at Park School, Lincoln building hosts sewing Wednesday, and a new cooking class starts Friday with sessions Tuesday and Friday thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Vocational School
Park School
Washington School
Lincoln
Baden-Powell Troop Elects Officers and Plans Constitution
Boy Scout Troop Five elected Edwin Probert as Senior Patrol Leader Joseph Sel as junior patrol leader and scribe treasurer and Robert Harlow as color bearer They plan a constitution and to name the group Baden-Powell Troop Troop Four installed officers led by Charles Poole as SP1 junior patrol tender Francis Crabtree scribe and treasurer Poole also color bearer Norton Rodman bugler Frank Fitting The two troops helped print for the general council and distributed Christmas dinners aiding the Municipal Christmas tree event and police in keeping order
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Probert
Joseph Sel
Robert Harlow
Baden- Powell
Inez
S. P
Charles Poole
Francis Crabtree
Scribe
Norton Rodman
Frank Fitting
General Council
Social Service
Scouts
Daw Family Sees Son Promoted as War Breaks
Mrs Ellen Daw of 120 Centre Street reports word of her son’s promotion to private as the country enters a conflict. The notice records a family connection amid the early days of wartime mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Daw
Centre Street
Dew
Missions Federation to Meet Weekly in January at Wesley Church
The Missions Federation of this town and neighboring areas plans Thursday January meetings at 2 30 PM at Wesley Church Heville with a program led by Grace Church volunteers. Miss Katherine E Scott formerly of China will speak along with Rev Milton T Stauffer and John Mott secretary for the Central Board of Missions. Speakers include Rev J Garland Hamner Miss Julia Law Rev Henry J Condit Miss Katherine Green Rev Ralph B Army, Rev George B McCombe and Mrs Ivan Lamprey with performances by Eagleson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missions Federation of
Assaic
Belleville
Wesley Church
Heville
Nultey
Grace Church
Katherine E Scott
Episcopal Denominations Missionary Department
China
Milton T. Stauffer
John Das ‘Mott
Central Board of Missions
Mre
Ugh Eagleson Eson
Scott
J. Garland Hamner
First Reformed
Julia Law
Syria
Henry J. ‘Condit
St. Paul's
Katherine Green
South China
Ralph B. Army
Newark
George B. McCombe
Grace Baptist Church
Ivan Lamprey
Korea
Newark Auto Show Opens Space Allocation Boost
Newark motorists prepare for the Newark Automobile Show with applications piling up at the Kinney Building. The revamped main floor at the armory will maximize space as firms like the Reo Motor Car Company seek display room for passenger cars and motor trucks. The event kicks off Newark’s 250th anniversary celebration with anticipated high attendance and citywide decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
New Jersey
Louis Fitzgerald
Kinney
New York
Armory
Reo Motor Car Company
Chicago
Boston
Commissioners Converge over Trolley Bill and Service Woes
At a Monday night meeting Mayor Blam criticized trolley service as fierce after long waits. Alonzo Bross sought payment for a year of services. Lefferts noncommittal on reading the bill. Bross challenges his removal from office and intends to pursue legal collection. Dayton Kierstead earns a fourteen year fire service badge while Fred Moesinger resigns. Sidewalk assessment bills on St Marys Place and Harrison Street go to the tax collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Bross
Blam
Bross
Lefferts
Louis Gehring
Suit Orders $25 Weekly Support Pending Trial
Mrs. Adelaide L. de Lukacsevics is awarded $25 a week for herself and three children from husband Charles de Lukacsevics while divorce and maintenance suits proceed. Vice Chancellor Howell granted the order on Irvin W. Teeple’s request and allowed a $50 preliminary counsel fee. Francis Child argued for moderation due to the husband’s $3,000 annual income and disputed prior debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide L. de’ ‘Lukacsevics
Woodside Avenue
de Lukacsevics
Charles de Lukacsevics
Roseville Avenue
Howell
Irving W. Teeple
Francis Child
de’ Lukecsevics
Teeple
Child
DIES IN PHILADELPHIA KEYSER FAMILY MOURNS
George W. Keyser, longtime resident and father of Mrs. Alonzo Broas and several Keyser sons, died Tuesday at a daughter’s Philadelphia home. Funeral services were held there and the body buried yesterday in Methodist Cemetery on Passaic Avenue. He was over eighty years old and survived by four additional sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Keyser
Alonzo Broas
Albert Keyser
George Keyser
Philadelphia
Brogheré
Passaic Avenue
Keyai
Talk of Candidates for Spring Election
Interest grows in the May Commissioners election with several names in circulation. Named individuals include Frank L. Rasby Ernest P. Cook Ambrose S. Wildey W N Halsey Emil Diebitsch Col H G Prout A R Carr and H T Lefferts though no one has formally announced and some have declined to comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Rasby
Ernest P. Cook
Ambrose S. Wildey
W.N. Halsey
Emil Diebitsch
Col. H. G. Prout
A. R. Carr
H. T. Lefferts
Postpone WaT U Meeting Warns Local Members
The WaT U postpones its local meeting that was scheduled to be held at the designated venue. Members are advised to watch for new date and location announcements from the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wat. U
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