War munitions plants urged to locate in isolated spots
The piece argues for strict site control of war munitions industries citing explosions in Haskell and Lake Hopatcong and Kingsland. It contends most towns gain little from transient munitions makers and urges laws to keep the industry and young Pittsburghers in their own city amid coal concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
Lake Hopatcong
Black Tom
Geran
Pittsburgh
Weather and water use debate slow gains
Citizens discuss figures from the engineering department on water consumption amid warm and cool weather. The main question remains whether the weekly total of 150 000 cubic feet shows real saving or just seasonal fluctuation. A public data table is urged to reveal usual summer and winter usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the. Engineering
Local social notes feature club events and engagements
Mrs. Albert F. Jackson hosted the Friday Afternoon Club as members read Mark Twain in a paper by Mrs. Thaddeus I Brown. Engagements are announced for Miss Katherine Mackin and William Alice and a dinner dance is planned at the Field Club February 10. Numerous social visits, showers, lunches, auctions, and travels fill Nutley and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert F. Jackson
Hillside Avenue
Thaddeus I. Brown
Mark Train
Ersey A. Prior
Mark Twain
Field Club
Bank of Nutley
William J. Berg
Louis E. Carman
Thomas Clements
John C. Eisele
Peter B. Fox
Henry W.goodrich
Albert’ “Ehowe
William A. Lambert
Henry T. Lefferts
Whitford Couple Returns from Washington Visit
Mr and Mrs George Young of Whitford Avenue report they are home after a trip to Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Batchelor
Kingsland Street
William Longfelder
Highfield Lane
George W. Gladwin
the Waldorf
Bellair, Fla
Henry “A. Herbert
Hillside Avenue
High Street
Porto Rico
Stephen H. Dorr
Satterthwaite Avenue
Virginia
Homer H. Snow
Hillburn
N. Y
Louis E. Carman
Prospect Street
J. K. Knowles
Edgewood Avenue
Bln. Welds
Washington
Harry L. Fenton
William R. Clark
George Abbey
Newar
George Young
Whitford Avenue
Washington, D. C
Frank Carland
Paul Tomlinson
Grace Church
Nassau
Bahama Islands
In Our Town Round Mr Gripp Mows Down The Mob
A column highlights Mr Gripp leading the annual round with bold action against the mob. Meanwhile he stays busy with Lizzi, the Old Boy Cupid, and other civic duties. The piece hints at temperance efforts, talk of higher fares, and notes Nutley Station as a local bead of activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Town
Mr. Gripp
Lizzi Old Boy
Cupid
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Aera
the Rutley Sun
Nutley
New Jersey
Legal Newspaper
Franklin and Vreeland Avenues
Nutley, N. J
Johnson Foy
Wilson
Germany
Board of
Gover
Nors
The
Cincinnati Advertisers
Randall
Congress
Public Health News
Prof
Irving Fisher
Japan
DR. Bishop’s
Lee’s Park Pharmacy
Freaklin Ave. & Chestnut
Fidelity Trust Company
Prudential Building
Newark, N. J
Drake Business School
Passaic, N. J
RG. Schaaf
Chestnut Street
Balmberger
Bamberger
Bamberger’s
Newark
N. J
West Nutley
Edith Bouvier
York
Thomas Osborne
Have
Ys Marion Ote MacBride
Rutherford
Albert B.howe
Thomas J. O'Neal
Irim Hall
Central Social Cl
William Sloan
Edgewood, Avenue
FB Fallon
Emilitah
Ca Hurd
Elizabeth Hay
Nils B. Hersloff
Franklin C. C. Garrison
Sant Ae Tone
Daughr
Es Althoff
Elizabeth
Margaret Gdon
Rs Moore
Brookfield
Serine Kirkeby
Benjamin Ie Boyce
Re the Sans Gene Card Club
Weday
Miss Kirkeby
Alfred Ritter
Octomay Club
Anna Townsend
Arthur Engler
Amy Withers
John Tucker
Union Avenue
Sylvester McNally
Fred Miller
Marc Michael
Bekige
William F. Dabney
W. C.’ Diamond
Pierre P. Lahens
D. A. Usina
Dean Welch
James C. Bolger
J.percy Laffin
Beech Street
Charles Liebau
Franklin Avenue
Selden S. Davis
Andrew Christensen
George Mustoe
Marion Mustoe
Thomas Graham
Stephen Ginsburg
Clara Windheim
Orman Dannewitz
Edward Hudson
North Road
Harry E. Blankar
Horace Tantum Courier
Hart Berg
Paris
Mr. Berg
New York
Katherne Mackin
William R. Alice
Shepard Avenue
Harry—Carland
John Ars R
Henry M. Libby
Charlies S. ‘Thurston
Gat Bridge
F. C. Garrison
J. Harry Hull
Dalton DeWitt
Ha Heme
Flora
Dorothy
Beatrice E Ho
Richard Carter
Carey
Archibald Davis
Howard Nichols
William Meyer
Sjr
Hampton Place
W. P. Carter
Ralph Smith
Belleville
Miss Hortense- Staats
Louise Philhower
William P.carter
Grant Avenue
Schnectady
Joseph Bangiola
Hope Street
Philadelphia
Drexel Institute
L. C. Manning
Rutgers Place
Boston
William’ Sloan
Atlantic City
Ontelair
Benjamin Livingston
Nutley Avenue
Holbrook’ School
Ossinning
William “Speer
Vreeland Avenue
Sea View
BR. W. Merrill
Horace Tantum
Sylvan Place
Harriet
Short
Hills
John B. Applegate
R. Marsden Smith
Baltimore
Edgar Sergeant
Madeline Scorso
Church Street
Florham Park
Chicago
France
Ae ‘McGinnity
Kingsland
Charles Booth
Centre Street
Jeanette McCormick
James Hopler
Charles ‘Callahan
Myrtle Avenue
George Schofield
East Orange
Saluda Club
Howard I. Wood
Guy DuBois
Donald Wilhelm
St. George
Charles E. Callatan
Henry Prout
Brookline
Mass
Henry G. Prout
Stockton Place
William Wesant
Nutley ‘Realty Company
Presiden Woolworth Building
N.Y
Barclry
Louise
Washington, D
James Drammond
Franklin Ave. Cor. High St
E. J. Drammond
John Jameson
Rothwell
Passaic Lodge
Crystal Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Benevolent Lodge of
Passaic
Henry Clay Lodge of
Salf
Aprian J.C. van Leeuwen
Jersfy
Nutley Station
Jack and
Jill
High Street Hill
Jimmy
Maud
Tommy
Lodge of Elks
Epity
George E. Pell
OL AL Falkenbury
James L. Bull
Vantacaw Place
C.T. C. Gin
Masonic Hall
Adam
Sheraton Design
the Berdan Furniture Co
Main Ave
Washington PL
Bedell
Franklin Ave
Vreeland
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