Nutley Bank Shows Large Growth After Local Control
The Nutley Bank AZO reports a 50 percent rise in business since local control. Deposits total 768 783 83 with six months earnings and a 3 percent dividend declared. The statement lists resources loans mortgages and bank holdings along with a full officers and directors roster. The piece also describes a choir photograph and notes the Grace Church Choir's three cantatas led by Miss Louise Van Wagenen.
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Jesus
AZO
Nutley
Louise van Wagenen
Grace Church Choir
County Trade School Plans and New Nutley Pastor Arrives
Rev. Roderick C. Jackson arrives in Nutley to take permanent pastor duties at the Franklin Reformed Church after a brief interim. he wed Miss Lily Sparks Young in Nova Scotia last Saturday. The Essex County Vocational School opens in September under County Board leadership with William B. Dickson as president. it will train boys in carpentry cabinet making pattern making and related trades with emphasis on mathematics drafting and business English.
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Franklin Reformed Church
Natley
Mr. Jackson
Jackson
Nutley
Canada
Lily Sparks Young
Nova Scotia
Reformed Church
New Mexico
Essex County Vocational School
County Board of Education of
William B. Dickson
Everett - Colby
R. Arthur Heller
E. B. ‘Ballentine
Oliter J. Morelock
Toya
St. Mark's
West ‘Orange
Census totals may exceed expectations in Nutley counts
Counting shows higher than predicted figures across wards with estimates of 3,000 in the first ward and 2,600 in the third ward. Final totals for the two second ward districts hover around 2,400. Once third ward is complete the data go to Newark for tabulation by Essex County numerators including Nutley’s Ewellyn E. Pratt.
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Natley
Scond
Newark
Essex County
Nutley
Ewellyn E. Pratt
Last murals complete at Grace Church interior panels
The Grace Church parish paper carries artist Balmer's letter stating three mural panels are completed and will soon be installed. Balmer plans to sail to New York or St. Louis on a vessel to escape German blockaders. The work is praised for its artistic merit and nonlustrous finish.
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Ce Church
Balmer
York
St. Louis
Mr. Balmer
Mason Work Contract For Nutley Post Office Building
The Nutley Realty Company awarded the mason contract for the new Post Office to Joseph C. Freeman and firm, with work to begin next Tuesday. Excavation for the cellar by McEdgot & Chenoweth is complete, and several frost-related alterations have widened the entrance and moved the door nearer Vreeland Avenue.
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Nutley
Joseph C. Freeman
McEdgot & Chenoweth
Vreeland Avenue
Re decorating Church Statues at Mary's Church
During the week all the statues in Mary's Church have been repaired and redecorated improving the interior. parish officials note the work enhances worship space and preserves historic figures for parishioners and visitors.
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Mary's Church
Delawanna man charged in brother in law murder
Leonard Riker a gold leaf maker is jailed in Passaic County on a murder charge in the garden of John Fredericks fifty, near River Road Delawanna. Riker says he shot in self defense after Fredericks tried to strike him with a hoe amid a dispute over an estate reportedly around 100000 dollars.
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Leonard Riker
Passaic County
Poeterken
John Fredericks
River Road
Delawanna
Natley
Riker
Fredericks
Frederick
Woman's Club to Open in Fall With New Departments
The Woman's Club resumes activity in the Fall after a summer break and will add two new departments. A literary section will be directed by Mrs. Gilbert Living and a Current Events Club is planned with a yet unnamed leader.
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Gilbert
Forgiveness Awaited For Couple Who Wed By Wire
Alice O Neil and Frederick Foster Moore wed Wednesday afternoon at St Marys Church rectory. They telegraphed parents from New York and fled. the couple returned to Asbury Park Thursday night. The bride cited shopping as reason for staying away.
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Alice M. O’neil
Frederick Foster Moore
William L
Cunningham
St_. Mary's Church
O’neil
New York
Asbury Park
O’ Neill
Valley
Bross Refuses Second Demand to Relinquish Office
Former fire chief Alonzo Bross refused a second town demand to give up his office and blocked removal. The town also failed to secure entry to disable the signal for the gamewell alarm at his home. Bross argues the two year fire ordinance term and state tenure act protect his position. Louis Gehring was named to replace him.
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Bross
TOWN
Alonzo Bross
Board of Commissioners
Act-Ae-An
Louis Gehring
Mr. Broces
Odd Acting Prisoner Wears Tin Protector In Deed
Patrolman George Maliza detained a mysterious man on Brookfield avenue after complaints of erratic wandering. The nonverbal stranger, unidentified at first, wore padded sleeves and legs stuffed with rags and claimed a tin breastplate would stop bullets. He said his name Joseph Wariide of Passaic and was sent to Passaic by trolley, ordered to hide out.
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George Maliza
Brookfield _avenue
Joseph Wariide
Passaic
Sutcliffe
Van der Grof Hathaway Nuptials At St Pauls Church
Miss Florence Hathaway daughter of Mr and Mrs George Hathaway of Erie place and Christie Van der Grof both of Erie place were wed Monday evening in the parsonage of St Pauls Congregational Church by Rev Henry J Condit in a ceremony attended only by close family. Bridesmaid Dorothy Debenadi and best man Bunner Hathaway assisted. The bride wore a fawn traveling gown with matching hat and white rose bouquet. Debenadi wore green broadcloth gait with pink roses. They plan to reside in Natley.
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Florence Hathaway
George Hathaway
Erie Place
Christie van der Grof
St Paul's Congregational Church
Henry J. Condit
Dorothy Debenadi
Bunner Hathaway
Legacy for deserted wife after long years apart
James Fletcher Isherwood deserted his wife and child in Bury England thirty six years ago after a trivial quarrel. Steps were taken to remit eleven thousand dollars of his savings from twenty years as a guard at the Essex County Penitentiary to his former wife and child who inherited them after his death at Caldwell on April 25. Isherwood had previously lived in Nutley and had remarried in the United States.
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James Fletcher Isherwood
Bury
England
Essex County Penitentiary
Caldwell
Isherwood
Nutley
Schopfer Emmons Wedding Held at Bride’s Home
Miss Mabel V Emmons daughter of Mrs Jennie Emmons of 276 Chestnut street and Frank H Schopfer of Suffield Conn wed Wednesday night in the bride’s library decorated with palms and pink roses. Rev Douglas Matthews Grace Church officiated. The bridal party included maid of honor Miss Josephine Lux best man Louis Hambrock and relatives from Newark. After a reception the couple left for Toronto then Montreal and will stay in Cobbleskill N Y for the summer.
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Mabel V. Emmons
Jennie Emmons
Chestnut Street
Frank H. Schopfer
Suffield
Conn
Douglas’ ‘Matthews
Grace Church
Misa Josephine Lux
Marton
Wilisarers
Newark
Page
Louis Hambrock
Edna’ Lux
J. Russell Em‘mons
Cobbleskill
N. Y
Prohibition Rally Set At Vincent Church Tomorrow
A mass meeting under the Anti-Saloon League will be held at Vincent Church tomorrow at 3 PM. Rev J S Rutledge of Ohio will speak and R M Owen will sing and lead the music. The event is one of 100 rallies nationwide linked to the National Anti Saloon League Convention in Atlantic City.
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Anti-Saloon League
Vincent Church
J. 5. Rutledge
Ohio
R. M. Owen
New Jersey
Atlantic City
Efforts to Make Town Hall Free Dance a Real Affair
A committee of women led by Mrs. Dean Welch plans a Town Hall holiday celebration dance to attract a larger, more diverse crowd. Westervelt will provide music and free ice cream, with volunteers on site. Children’s automobile rides begin at 9:36 AM, followed by exercises in the circle area and readings by Rev. Douglas Matthews and Dr. George W. Mead.
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Dean Welch
Town Hall
Westervelt
Douglas Matthews
George W. Mead
Garden Prize Winners at Yantacaw School
Over fifty children entered the Yantacaw School garden contest with prizes from Miss Bickers. Judges Mrs. Norton and Mrs. Livingston distributed awards: Grade 1 Eunice Pingree and Frederick Zoerner. Grade 2 John Jackman. Grade 3 Esther Cowen and George Wortley. Grade 4 Will Lemberg Edith Wood and Ralph McGintock. honorable mentions Edna Abbie James Hatch and Janey Hull. Grade 6 Junior Danham Margaret Dickinson. honorable mention Raymond deVries Elizabeth Bostock. Grade 6 Robert Zoerner and George Cockefair.
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Yantacaw School
Eunice Pingree
Frederick Zoerner
John Jackman
Esther Cowen
George Wortley
Will Lemberg
Edith Wood
Ralph McGintock
Edna Aberie
James Hatch
Janey Hull
Junior Danham
Margaret Dickinson
Raymond deVries
Elizabeth Bostock
Robert Zoerner
George Cockefair
Rev Milton Stauffer Visits New Haven Clergy
Reverend Milton Stauffer of New Haven, formerly connected with the Reformed Church, was in town this week for engagements and meetings with local clergy.
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Milton Stauffer
New Haven
the Reformed Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas J. O'Neil
William J. Berg
Albert E. Howe
Joseph Scudder
Harry ©. Decker
Mr. Berg
Louis E. Carman
Thomas. Clements
John C. Hisele
Peter B. Fox
Henry W. Goodrich
Mr. Howe
Henry T. ‘Lefforte
Dubois- Ostrander
Hastings Pratt
Malcolm Taylor
Alfred Eville
Carl Royce
Francis Crabtree
Walter Crabtree
Eleanor ‘Kline
Dorothy Debanadi
F. B. ‘Carland
Virginia Dorr
R. T. Newton
A. M. Slaughter
Elsie Klotz
Robert Sykes
J. B. Applegutz
County Trade School Plans
Man
Woman's Club
van der Grof
Hathaway
Schopfer—Emmons
Prohibition
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