Parkway Fund gains as pledges pour in for water sports venue
The Memorial Parkway Fund reports a $465 weekly rise to $6,200 with numerous pledges and checks accelerating work on extending the project across the avenue and cleaning Kingsland's pond for small water sports. Key donors include Louis Fendrich and many local residents, with Edgar Sergeant as finance chair and Royce noting sufficient pledges to start construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Parkway
Gyn
Edgar Sergeant
de B. Royce
Ar Avenue
Puelic Avenue
Kingsland’s Pond
Louis Fendrich
D. Mungall
Donald C. Mungall
Dougas
A. P. Stager
Arthur Stager
Edna LaForge
William LaForge
C. B. Bennett
R. Moffitt
T. W. Crowey
G. B Hynor
R. FP. Grossman
Susie F. Garrison
Frank Wetterton
J. E. Turnbull George L. Webb
J. S. Herron
Neville Walker
Vincent Lenton
K. MacCullum
Frederic Davis
Douglas
Jeasie B. Decker
William Bryant
Joseph G. Lamb
Mary Lamb
Laura 5. Miller
J.B. DeGroot
W. E. Raynor
Angre Fo Sueh
Gibson Charles H. Kierstead
Walter Ings
Barbato
H. J. Badgley
H. Russell
Jan Phillip
W. K. Francis
Two Inn Patrons Struck By Auto In Newark Incident
Two pedestrians leaving the Peerless Inn at Washington and Grant avenues were hit by a car driven by Maurice Jacobs of Paterson. Helen Sidwaska of Newark suffered leg injuries and fractures, pleaded through Recorder Poet for detention, while Philip Solgrani of Newark was also injured nearby. both taken to hospitals.
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Washington Avenue
Sali Pigmato
Washington and
Grant Avenues
Mies Helen Sidwaska
Fleming Street
Newark
St. Michael’s Hospital
Maurice Jacobs
Ben Wn Street
Paterson
Micha Molineri
Ath Street
Oitney
Wash‘Neton Avenue
Jacobs
Recorder
Sroka
JW Chm
Rutland Street
Arlington
Philip — Solgrani
East Kinney Reek
Bethowite Hannacy
Woman Fatally Injured As Auto Skids Into Telegraph Pole
Mrs Lena Bailey 37 of Centre street died in a Tul edo hospital after an early morning collision between her car and a pole near Tuxedo and Sloatsburgh. Funeral services were set for Thursday at 4 PM at her home with Rev Harold W Schenck officiating. Burial was in Ridgelawn Delaware. She is survived by husband Meade Bailey and son George Bo Bailey Jr. She was born in Belfast New York and had lived here five years.
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Lena Hailey
George E. Bailey
Centre Street
Tuledo
Sloatsburgh
Harold W. Schenck
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Delawanna
Bailey
Meade Bailey
Freeville
N.Y
Belfast
George Bo Hailey, Jr
Walker-Evans Mian Lillyan Virginia Jane Wed
Mian Lillyan Virginia Jane Walker Evans daughter of Harry and Park Avenue residents married Raymond Todtow Walker son of Stanley Walker Newark in Grace Episcopal Church. Rev Raymond Scofield officiated with Miss Geraldene Reavers and Helene de Gro as bridesmaids and Stanley Walker as best man. The ceremony featured orange blossoms and white roses with attendants in pale pink and pale blue gowns.
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Mian Lillyan
Virginia Jane
Harry Evans
Park Avenue
Raymond Todtow Walker
Stanley Walker
Newark
Grace Episcopal Church
Raymond J. Scofield
Christ Epiccopal Church
Belleville
Cos
Che Wordlding
Mises Geraldene Ft Reavers
Semerville
Helene Ty de Gro
Mies Harnet Scott
Brooklyn
Vreem
Yareeoplian
Viet
Otto
Keller Kingsland Kingsland Wedding Details Reported
The marriage of Mice Deterbernant Kingsland to Mie ALF Rimartianel occurred at Neyonek Weelnessbyteria with ceremony by Poy Harold Schenck. Attendants Mixe Alia Kingsland and Waltee Haerig. couple to rest in Newark after a reception for family members.
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Deterbernant Kingsland
Mie
Alf Rimartianel
Plmepfiett
Waltes
Avon Mer
Deter Kellen
Neyonek
Weelnessbyteria
Efetoek
Poy
Harold Schenck
Frack
Mixe Alia Kingsland
Fleoh Weorgette
Waltee Haerig
Newark
Forilies
Kane and Robinson Tie in Columbia Wedding
The ceremony unites Miss Jues Mis Holitiewn of Columbia town and Mr James Kane of Chestnut Street. The couple wed at St Niel Clare Mett with a simple home feast afterward. Guests included Mr and Mrs Kane and relatives as the couple heads to a brief welding trip.
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Jues
Columbia
Bernau
St Niel Fy
Clare
Frank Kane
Van
James Kane
Chestnut Street
Goelock
Ming Marié Robinson
Harel Conners
Rede
Terde
Vie. Kane
Mr Kane
R W Shefler Named Clifton Assessor by City Council
R W Shefler of Terrace is named Clifton assessor by Mayor George F Schmidt to succeed Wedard Berry who resigned. The vote to confirm his appointment was unanimous. Crystal Lodge officers will be installed Tuesday night by Deputy Grand Chancellor Fischer as a delegation from Benevolent Lodge of Passaic attends.
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R. W. Shefler
Terrace
Clifton
George F. Schmidt
Rudolph
Shefler
Tax
Wedard Berry
Over
Crystal Lodge, K
Fischer
Dist. No
Benevolent Lodge of
Passaic
Kennett
Bennett
Promotion for Tauchert Arrives on War Staff
Lieut. A. Tauchert of Nutley New Jersey has been assigned to the corps staff after his recent detachment to the Ordnance Department. The change reflects continued movement within the wartime administration and honors his service with new duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A A. Tauchert
Nutley Battalion
N. J
M. R
Cew
Ordnance
Mosquito Control Near Kingsland Pond Brings Relief
Residents of North Woods and Nutley Park praise the drop in mosquitoes after Dulont Dairy Company workers dug ditches and installed dikes around Kingsland Pond. John L. Bennett led the effort with a $5,000 oil treatment, targeting breeding pools and renewing water every ten days. Officials credit the work for the reduced pest levels, with expected continuation through September.
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North Woods
Nutley Park
Kingsland
John L. Bennett
Monquita
Monquita Expert Employed "E the Dulont Dle Ne Nour Co
Dulont's
Easex
Ten Commission
Mr. Bennett
Men’s Club Reports At Franklin Reformed Church Meeting
An evening meeting of the Men’s Association at Franklin Reformed Church drew seventy five attendees. Treasurer Davel Kamay reported funds of 10080, while dinner chair G W Seorne noted 126 meals served on June 12 for local cervier men. Howard Glen outlined plans for a church and community house to be built between the church and Montelan, details followed by discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Reformed Charen
Oneveber S
Celenever
Prassurer
Davel Kameay
Charman Brown
Tri
G. W. Seorne
Cervier
Howard Glen of
Montelan
Othe
Mtn
Cate
Meat Business Sold in Local Market Row
A local meat business changes hands in a sale near Brenklon Avenue and Veenlind Avenue. The new owner is listed as Fertereeth LAL Deeker, associated with a New ayhodhee Wall ceemfuet, while former operator WO Werner remains linked to the Birenkling Mourket area.
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Werner
Brenklon Avenue
Veenlind Avenue
Birenkling
Personal notices of residents planning travels and visits
Kiaesel Joywmens and other locals announce trips and visits to Crate moor New York and Rockaway for weeks. Mrs Pred Seymour and Stewart avenue guests will spend Savnet month at Pairhawn. Several residents plan short trips and returns from California Martha's Vineyard and Asbury, with house and social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drevend Davehenn
Stewart Avenue
Sill
Savnet
Pairhawn
Bible Institute to Open Nutley Class Next Tuesday
The National Bible Institute of New York plans a Nutley class next Tuesday at 8 p m. The first meeting will be at Mr Clowes home 229 High Street and is open to all who wish to study Divine Word and theology under the institute’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bible Institute of
New York City
Carnegie Hall
Nutley
Rib is Club plans Caldwell Rifle Range outing
Members of the Ribls Club and Nutley residents arrange a Sunday motor trip to Caldwell Rifle Range for a fine course dinner. The range on Franklin Avenue opens to members on Tuesday and Friday evenings, with new guns for War Department trials.
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Caldwell Rifle Range
Caldwell Range
Ribls Club
Teun Thal
Auarter
Ducl Ontius
Prankin Avenue
Cmembers Coors
Othe War Department
Vhabos
Readeate
Nutley
Nutley Battalion
Enfintey
Litton
Former Nutley Man Will Have Charge of Wireless
A Nutley native with ties to Washington heads wireless communications in a prewar plan. The project assigns him to guide coastal and experimental stations as other sites in New Jersey and Illinois await funding. Lieutenant Clark A. Kalveren, an aviation officer, previously led the experimental work in the capital.
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Nutley
Wireless
Lave Polit
Deel Newel
Faye
Washington
Ce Ehara
Uhin
Hellefont
Chicago
Chirk A. Kalyerten
Funeral services held for Harvey P Curtis
Harvey P Curtis, seventeen, son of Mr and Mrs Harry P Curtis of 240 Park Avenue, died Tuesday after a four month battle with tuberculosis at the Isolation Hospital Soho. Rev Raymond Scofield of Christ Church Belleville officiated at the home and burial in Rosedale. Pallbearers included Fred Hoffmeister, Charles Donaldson, George Helm, John Dolan, and Arthur Shelbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Curthe
Harry Po Curtis
Park Avenue
Rosedale
Comewre Orange
Raymond Scofield
Christ Church, Belleville
Fred Hoffmeister
Charles Donaldson
George Helm
John Dolan
Wee
Suvraves
Arthur Shelbourne
Young Curtix
Soho
Syria and Mrs Wer Schneegas At Laks Hopateong
Readable fragments mention Syria and Mrs Wer Schneegas in connection with a place named Laks Hopateong, suggesting a brief social or travel note. No clear dates, events, or actions are present to define a full report.
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Syria
Wer Schneegas
From
Laks Hopateong
Lamb promoted before death in Atlantic City notice
Joseph G. Lamb of Philadelphia formerly of this town was commissioned Second Lieutenant around his death. A message from his mother at Atlantic City says he died on October 12 and congratulates the promotion he deserved. Mary Lamb hosted a holiday house party at her summer home in Chelsea.
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Josph G. Lamb
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Joseph G. Lamb
Pecumenii
Von
Enaga Jean Witbeck
Mise
Mary Lamb
Helsea
Boy Scouts Outdoor Trip Plans and Training Details
Nutley Troop outlines outdoor advancement aims with emphasis on first aid signaling tracking and camp cookery. Describes ramble routes along Pequannock and Ramapo rivers, travel by foot and train, trip prep equipment and leadership notes. The unit to assemble July 14 at Vincent Church for a camp near Pequannock, with Scouts earning merit badges through outdoor practice.
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Seoul
Ramapo
Oakland
Nutley
Noah
Conde
Arpeeal Cat Dipak
Ria
Vincent Church
Ote Onde
Pequannock
Mer Scott
Sewer Tunnel Plan Moves Ahead In County Quarry
The town Engineering Bureau readies a tunnel option to lay the outlet flume from Whitford Avenue bypassing the original county route. The scheme tunnels through a knoll to access the old Schneider quarry, saving feet of pipe and reducing material, with two further readings planned before approval. Street improvements on Humbert Newark Memphis avenues were approved with costs listed, and Civil War veterans George W. Symonds and John W. Hleindel received tax exemptions. Health Officer reports cases of diphtheria and mumps this week.
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Board of Commissioners
Hyeht Ware
Whitford
Dln
Puncwe
Sehneider
Town Engineering Department
Nacette
Nore
Hide
Humbert Street
Newark Avenue
Memphis Avenue
George W. Symonds
John W. Hleindel
Belleville House Fire Responded By Chemical Engine
A Wednesday afternoon blaze in Belleville drew the Chemical Engine unit as the Belleville Fire Department battled the fire. Shoring and utilities were managed on scene. details on extent of damage were not provided.
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Belleville
Lawn fete to aid church today with varied entertainment
A community lawn fete to support the church unfolds with an afternoon program for children featuring magic lantern shows, games, and music led by local residents. An evening supper, served from six, proceeds under the direction of Mrs. L. Veeland with many helpers and volunteers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mere Albert
Ander
Vincent Toutes
Ewe Aiel Moe
Helen Lindstrom
Moe Pole
Mie
Alun Pelvont
Mias Gladys Nivas
Matelonwistrem
John Walter
O'Eink
Mi Id Mo Veeeland
Arthur Liehemwon
HL Hy Meyer
Mae
Duty Backer
Dawid Hennet
Ant “Dee Robert Forrester
Mise Latte Sturatt
Walliewee
Florence Beeler
Ruth and
Fulul
Symonds
Jane Dahlberg
Guma Laborge
Josephine Stirratt
Walter
Nineyeel
Lindstrom
Hike
Mere Arbre
Wildey
Mor Nile
OM Seth
Launuree
Harold Harenett
Agnes
Carhart
Llorues Tenturs
D for deficit in Hines era railroads
Walter D Hines, Director General of Railroads, is said to stand for a deficit as his policy keeps government railroads accumulating balances on the ledger. The article questions how Hines manages prices and the overall financial balance of the system.
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Walter D Hines
Hines
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Loday
Cratemoor
Eien Walee
Ber Easter
Pred Seymour
Rasthampton
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Mir Ernest G. Weischedel
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Centre Treet
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Mark
Sy and
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Katelle
Wellow Pation
Rockaway
Health
Eugene H. Sal Kyan
Estelle House
Sine
Josephine Lux
Prospect Street
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Albert B. Ayer
Hillside Avenue
Martha's Vineyard
Bible Institute Meets
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Aati
Sere
Toen LaMante
Harvey P. Curtis
Joe Lamb
BOY Scouts
Trepp
Foor
Wien
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St Wert
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Phares
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Beaver Patrol
Eve
Schneider
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