Nutley letter rails at local politics over milk and mail service
Nutley editor condemns Board of Education tactics in a virulent critique of local politics. The piece urges reform via state health licensing to curb outside milk dealers and criticizes Newark postal changes that slow letter delivery. It also praises President Taft’s conservation message and links it to broader public resource protection.
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Board of Education
Nutley
London
Ryan
Newark
New York City
Baltimore
New York
Paterson
Reform laws urged to protect public domain from spoliation
A call is made to enact new laws to shield the public domain from spoliation. It argues current statutes are inadequate and reform could proceed without delay on the question of reinstating Mr. Pinchot or dismissing Mr. Ballinger.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Ballinger
Pinchot
Funny and Truthful Limerick Note
A humorous verse about a young man named Ryan who hollers to pay for his job. The playful poem uses a college slang line "'gah" and ends with a rhymed quip about effort and gratitude.
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Ryan
Limerick
Church Services Announced by Rev J Odden Winner
Sunday School at 9 45 a m morning service at 11 o'clock with Rev J Odden Winner preaching on Christianity Evening service at 7 46 o'clock on The Perfect Man Junior Epworth League at 4 p m Epworth League Vesper at 7 p m Mid week prayer service Wednesday 8 p m All welcome to our new church
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J Odden Winner
Epworth
The Reformed Church Services and Meetings
The Reformed Church outlines a Sunday schedule with Rev. William Stuart preaching at 1 a m on Andels of Light. Sunday School at 9 45 a m and an evening service at 7 45 with the theme Desipleship. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 3 p m and Junior Christian Endeavor at 3 30 p m. Congregational meeting and social Friday at 4 p m.
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William Stuart
Sons and Daughters of the King
Christian Endeavor
Christian Science Services in Passaic Bank Building
The First Church of Christ Scientist offers Sunday school at 10 a.m. and a service at 11 a.m. in the People’s Bank Building Passaic. The tomorrow’s subject is Truth.
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First Church of Christ
People’s Bank
Passaic
Bridge Whist Party Hosted by Mr and Mrs Marquardt
M and Mrs Armard E Marquardt entertained at their Prospect street home on Wednesday night. Prizes were won by Mrs George B Douglas Mrs Ralph Raymond Mrs William J Kinsley and by Messrs BR W McClintock Alfred B Sturges and Ralph Raymond. About fifty attended including Councilman and Mrs Arthur R Carr and many other local residents.
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Arthur R. Carr
W. St. John
W. C. Gibson
L. P. Taylor
J. C. Gothwaite
Marion Lewis
M. B. Hatch
FE. A. Dunhan
E. A. Snyder
Samuel Bird, Jr
A. B. Sturges
C. M. Woodford
C. B. van de Water
Harry Bird
Thomas Floyd-Jones
R. M. McClintock
L. F. Rhodes
Nutley Party Dines in Montclair by Sleigh
A merry Nutley group traveled to Montclair on sleighs for supper at a hostelry. They arrived with horns and noise makers, their sleigh decked in bunting and ribbons, and were greeted by a large party list including Kingsland Hay J B Williams Captain and Mrs J B Applegate Mr and Mrs Frank B Carland Mr and Mrs H Carland Pearce Williams Miss Constance Williams Mr and Mrs Richard T Newton John de St Mart Miss Ada Hohe nstadt Miss Gertrude L Warren John DewWolf Miss Harriet Old and Miss Georget de St Mart.
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Richard T. Newton
John de St. Mart
Ada Hohenstadt
Gertrude L. Warren
John DewWolf
New York
Harry S. Bluhm
Misa Harriet Old
Georget_de St. Mart
Country Club Masquerade Set for January Night
West Nutley Country Club members plan their annual masquerade at Masonic Hall on Thursday night January 27. The event remains a popular club function with dancers entering in masks required to present a card at the door as in prior years.
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West Nutley Country Club
Masonic Hall
Hochstrasser jailed sixty days for public disorder
James Hochstrasser was sent to jail for sixty days by the Récorder Party for disorderly conduct. He was bloodied from a hemorrhage and clamored for admission to W. L. Jones residence on Passaic avenue after arriving from St. Michael's Hospital in Newark.
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James Hochstrasser
Hochstrasser
W. L. Jones
Passaic Avenue
St. Michael's Hospital
Newark
Firemen Hold 'Possum Supper At Hose House
West Nutley Hose Co members hosted a 'possum supper at the hose house on Saturday night. The meals featured possums caught nearby and purchased by Harry Cueman who provided the dinner for the members and several invited guests.
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West Nutley Hose Co
Harry Cueman
Winter Party at Wayne Place Entertainment
Miss Madge Moffitt hosted a Winter Party at her Wayne Place home Tuesday evening. The pink and white color scheme featured sweet peas as decorations and a guest list included Ida Brunie May Brunie Minnie Otten Emma Lynn W Schwabeland Mattie Schwabeland Louise Schaffer Etta Rangers Mrs Thomas Molitt Maurer Mrs Fred Bolick of New York and Nellie Lyons of Newark.
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Madge Moffitt
Wayne Place
Ida Brunie
May Brunie
Minnie Otten
Emma Lynn
W. Schwabeland
Mattie Schwabeland
Louise Schaffer
Etta Rangers
Thomas Molitt
Maurer
Fred. Bolick
New York
Nellie Lyons
Newark
Annual Meeting Notice for Notley Fire Relief Association
The Notley Firemen's Relief Association invites members to their annual meeting at Fire Headquarters on Monday night the 24th inst. Elections will choose a president and secretary and delegates to the Atlantic City convention next Fall.
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Notley Firemen’s Relief Association
Atlantic City
Bank Officers Re elected
The annual election of the Board of Directors of the Bank of Nutley on Monday afternoon resulted in the re election of Bred W. Spencer as president William F. Dittig as vice president and Joseph Scudder as cashier.
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Bank of Nutley
Bred W. Spencer
William F. Dittig
Joseph Scudder
Wednesday Afternoon Card Club Meeting At Hawthorne
Mrs F J Young entertained the Wednesday afternoon Card Club at her Hawthorne avenue home. Prizes were won by Mrs Albert Howe and Mrs W F Fairbrother. The next meeting will be at Mrs Thomas J ONeill's Brookfield avenue home.
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F. J. Young
Hawthorne Avenue
Albert Howe
W. F. Fairbrother
Thomas J. O'Neill
Brookfield Avenue
In the Clutches of The Grippe
A wartime style notice warns that LaGrippe grips many this winter and will claim more. It promises to shake off any case and cure a cold in twenty four hours with no quinine and no bad after effects for a small sum to pay for a guardian of your health.
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