Van Winkle Safe After Ship Sinking Off Norfolk
Raymond Van Winkle 25, of Miller Street Newark and Nutley, aboard the Old Dominion liner Monroe when she sank off Norfolk, is reported safe and en route home. His family learned by long distance message, and neighbors cheered as the news spread, ending a day of anxiety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
van Winkle
Miller Street
Old Dominion
Monroe
Norfolk
Clarence van Winkle
Erie Railroad
Kinney
Newark
J. Harry van Winkle
Raymond van Winkle
Nutley
Elks Initiate Four Members at Nutley Lodge
Nutley Lodge of Elks held its first initiation since J. M. Mackay became exalted ruler. Four new members were admitted W. L. Jones Fred Spatz Jr W. K. Donaldson and Alvin Reynolds District Deputy Macksey attended on official visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley Lodge of Elks
J. M. Mackay
W. L. Jones
Fred Spatz
W. K. Donaldson
Alvin Reynolds
Macksey
Domestic Science Class Delivers Nourishing Desserts Lesson
A large crowd attended the Domestic Science Class last Friday. At 3.15 the session opened at the club house with Miss Stryker giving an instructive talk on food values. The group moved to the Park School for dessert demonstrations and discussed simple nourishing options. The next meeting is scheduled for Friday February 6.
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Stryker
Park School
Pre Lenten Euchre and Dance at St Marys Hall
A pre lenten euchre and dance will be held Wednesday night at St Marys Hall directed by Rev William L Gunppingham rector Elaborate prizes have been provided. Reliable druggists carry iL 4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Hall
William L. Gunppingham
Girl recounts attack by stranger on Highfield Lane
Fourteen year old Misa Reiweiser told police a man grabbed her on the way home to Washington and Notley avenues near nine o clock last night. She cried out to a passing car but it did not hear her. The assailant fled and she ran to Frank B. Carland’s house where officers were alerted. Sergeant Jameson searched the area but found no trace. The girl could not describe the attacker.
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Misa Marie Reiweiser
Highfield Lane
Washingon
Notley Avenues
Frank B. Carland
Jameson
Two Engagement Announcements Stir Field Club Tea
The Field Club hosted a tea dansant when two engagements were revealed. Theodora Libby and Hammat Norton announced their betrothal, followed by Tacie Nairn and Edgar Sergeant's declaration. The couple plan a March 4 Grace Church wedding with a Field Club reception.
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Theodora Libby
Henry Mortimer Libby
Whitford Avenue
Hammat Norton
Frederick Norton
New York
Nutley
Tacie Nairn
Robinson Nairn
Nutley Avenue
Edgar Sergeant
Satterthwaite Avenue
Florence Schaeffer
Libby
Mr. Norton
Nairn
Emil Tauchert
Arthur Hoeber
Charles A. Seymour
Grace Church
Field Club
Elizabeth Nairn
Sarah M. Hay
Michele
Maude Bouvier
Mediterranean
Rutgers Place
Go to Church Sunday Arranged by Local Pastors
The four town Protestant pastors Rev Henry J Condit Rev Charles H Fowars Rev Douglas Matthews and Rev Milton Stauffer met at the Methodist Church to plan a Go to Church Sunday on February 15. The nationwide movement aims to bring lapsed churchgoers back to services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Condit
Charles H. Fowars
Douglas Matthews
Milton Stauffer
Methodist Church
Newark Academy Gym Team Competes Tonight in New York
Fairlay Dabney of Durant places among ten selected for the Newark Academy Gymnastic team. The squad faces Dickingon High School in a dual meet in New York tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairlay Dabney
Durant Place
Newark Academy
Dickingon High School
New York Tonight
Board Eyes New School and Comprehensive Plan
The Board of Education discussed building a new school at Bloomfeld avenue and Harrison street and creating a district plan for future development. They debated hiring an expert, with a split vote, and plans to map current student distribution to locate future needs. Superintendent Beachler reported record enrollment and attendance, urging ample playground space and noting favorable national recognition for Nutley.
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Board of Education
Mr. Dakin
Mr. Sattler
Longfelder
Kinsley
Mitchell
Mire
Little
Mears
Booth
Catkins
Sattler
Dakin
Reachler
Bloomfeld Avenue
Harrison Street
Washington School
John R. Beachler
Oliver J. Morelock
Beachler
Nutley
Aging Nutley Woman Dies After Burns
Mrs. Mary Weed, 72, died Tuesday after living more than a week with a third of her body burned. She was burned by an overturned oil stove at her home on Orchard Street Nutley Terrace and was moved to St Mary's Hospital Passaic. Surviving daughters are Mrs James Rowan Mrs James Snyder and Mrs Dehigreen. Funeral held at St Claire's Mission Dela Wanna with Father Anthony officiating. Interment at Lyndhurst.
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Mary Weed
Orchard Street
Nutley Terrace
Waeéd
Jackson
St Mary’s Hospital
Passaic
Berdan Furniture House Announces February Sale
Passaic based Berdan Furniture Company opens a February sale at Main Avenue and Washington Place. The event targets new couples and aspiring homemakers, promising delivery at customer convenience with prices below normal for high grade home furnishings.
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Berdan _ Furniture Company
Main Avenue
Washington Place
Passaic
Berdan Company
Passaié Berea
Petition for New Express Train Service to Nutley
Hundreds sign to push Erie Railroad for an additional express leaving Jersey City about 6 am stopping at Newark Nutley and West Nutley. The 6 16 pm Jersey City departure is crowded with little seating and growth in Nutley West Nutley riders. Commuters urge service since other Erie lines offer suburban expresses at this time.
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Nutley
Erie
Wil Ham
Lambert
Newark
Erie Railroad
Jersey
Cuty
West Nutley
Notley
West Notley
Bervicé
Board of Trade to Host Inaugural Dinner on April 14
The Board of Trade plans its first annual dinner for April 14 at Masonic Hall with tentative speakers including ex Governor Franklin Murphy and Harold S. Howland. Local businessmen will give five minute talks, and pricing may target a dollar with treasury cover for extra banquet costs. Committee leaders are Dr. George W. Mead William A. Lambert William A. Ward Charles Losee Ernest Pulsford and Johnson Poy.
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Board. of ‘Trade
Franklin Murphy
Harold S. Howland
Masonic Hall
William A. Lambert
William A. Ward
Charles Losee
Ernest Pulsford
Johnson Poy
Miss Pauline Scarborough To Lecture Friday Evening
Nutley resident Miss Pauline O Scarborough will give a musicale and talk on The Dance Music of Great Composers at 8 pm on Friday February 6 at the home of Mrs Stephen H Dorr in Satterthwaite avenue. She is known for a series of masie talks for young people last year.
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Pauline O. Scarborough
Stephen H. Dorr
Satterthwaite Avarine
Scarborough
Nutley
School Board Faces Budget and Staffing Decisions
Commissioners and Superintendent Moralock recommended sending Supt Beachler to the National Educational Association convention in Richmond next month with sixty dollars for expenses. Mitchell sought board approval to hire Curtis Parrish as 7-4 Grade Park School teacher. President Booth noted the Town Hall lease has cost the town annually. a bill for about 1000 dollars was directed to be sent to the town Commissioners. Mrs. Arnold sought permission to give a stereopticon talk to students from her collection of colored views and invited viewing at her home.
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Calvin N. Kendall
Moralock
William H. Mitchell
Beachler
National Endestional Association
Richmond
Booth
William B. ‘Arnold
Aet
Arnold
Twombly Co Wins First Step in Row Over Factory
In a suit against Twombly Corporation, Vice Chancellor Howell denied a restraining order sought by Larrel Film Company. The case centers on a Washington Avenue and Centre Street factory plant dispute linked to an agreed transfer of stock and plant ownership.
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Twombly CO
Larrel Film Company
Twombly
Match
Washington Avenue
Centre Street
Howell
Waa
Twombly. Concern
Film ‘Company
Bbetan
PB Bachman
Ferral- 0
Diniing
William H. King
Larrel Company
Twembiy Corporation
Town weighs state water ownership plan for Nutley
A state inquiry into municipal water ownership was reviewed by the Board of Commissioners. They formed a committee to appraise East Jersey Water Company property, comparing engineer estimates of 8,300,000 and 8,728,300 dollars. Nutley’s stance ahead of the February Paterson meeting was also discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igs
Jersey
Water ‘Company
Board of Commissioners
Paterson
Arthur. R. Carr
Nutley
Parents urged to review midyear examination results
The superintendent asks parents to examine midyear reports and consult school principals about their children’s scholarship and attitude toward study. Emphasis is placed on grades seven to high school and forming study habits early, noting written exams as one measure of scholarship and the home–school partnership.
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Schoola Jobo, Beachler
Ano Beachler
Local Artist Sells Etchings to New York Collector
New York collector buys two etchings from Newark artist Arthur Eider this week. One colored print titled The Bridge drew steady interest as an exhibit at LePeyre's in Newark.
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Arthur . Eider
LePeyre’s
Newark
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el & Amend
Nil
Fla
Board OF Trade
Miss Scarborough
Behog
Lip “Knapp
Pritcipal
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