Honorary Club Plans Monster Outing for Service Men
The Ive Honorary Club, after a successful wartime outing for about thirty veterans, plans a larger event inviting all 427 service men. An estimated $2,000 is sought via dues and donations to fund a block dance and a possible special train, with activities to be run by an entertainment committee and new officers leading the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whch
Wright Sutcliffe
George i
George Hohenstein
Edward Robinson
Elmer Rawcliffe
Highlands
Williamson May Become Pastor at Plymouth Church
Dr Williamson may take the pastorate at Plymouth Church in New Haven after leaving St Pauls Congregational. He has served as assistant pastor at Plymouth for several years and now contention arises as St Pauls seeks its next leader. The church plans to decide after the return of Pastor Petty from abroad and considers the impact of past mem ber and financial shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
Plymouth Church
Tey
Janes S. Williamson
Bo le
St. Paul's Congregational Church
New Haven
Petty
Boston
Yes
Wilawnsea
S Ymonte
Uscow
St Maul’s
Flood Forces Cancelled Rifle Club Outing
Rain and bad conditions forced the Rifle Club trip to Caldwell to be abandoned last Sunday. Members were told no plans would be made for a rescheduled outing and attendance for the season was noted as satisfactory. The Franklin Avenue range will be open on Tuesdays and Fridays for members to use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwe
Franklin Avenue
Dufcerd
Commissioner Cook Bounces Back After Illness
Commissioner Ernest P. Cook, bedridden at home in Centre Street with bronchitis, was able to sit up and attend to matters yesterday. His illness had kept him away from duties for the week.
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Cook
Ernest P. Cook
Centretreet
Mr. Cook
Nutley Troop Six Scouts Persevere Through Severe Weather
Troop Six led by Dr. Jack Jackson endures days of heavy rain and supply delays at TeQuannock camping ground. Despite drenched tents and muddy grounds, the Scouts maintain fires, complete tasks, and receive praise from the Scout Commissioner for resilience and cleanup after a challenging camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sripe
Jackson
Vinertit
Tequannock
Seoutine
Che
Che Ballavede
Nader
Purdy Metchell
Wildes
Scott
Stusvdas Intier
High water causes no local damage in Nutley area
Reported flood in the Passin River valley flooded Mars and Passaic Counties after nine days of rain but spared Nutley and surrounding sections. Singac Mountain View Pinebrook endured canoeing and widespread road washouts while Mountainview tents floated above water and bungalow colonies submerged. Vinebrook road to Hopatcong remained underwater. Caldwell Rifle Range, normally drained, was almost fully covered and will be unusable for weeks.
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Passin River
Mars
Passaic
Nutley
Steinity
Avondale Bridge
Singac
Mountain View
Pinebrook
Mountainview
Vinebrook
Tain
Hopateong Nune
Caltwell Rifle Range
Parkway Finance Head Thanks Helpers In Nutley Memorial
Parkway Finance head expresses sincere thanks to The Sun’s editor and the Nutley Memorial Parkway supporters for publicity and personal effort. with subscriptions slow but steady, plans target 3100 by fall and ongoing work continues.
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The
Sun
Kilar Sergeant
Nutley Memoii
Europe
Sven
Nutley Memorial Parkway
Cour
Parkway
Prohibition era dog reports and city tales in police blotter
Police blotter notes a week of routine incidents including lost and found dogs, a returned hound to its owner, and a bull terrier found in Bloomfield. A Belleville court dismissed a nuisance charge against Nutley youths after a trolley car disturbance. A youth suffered a hip injury fleeing a police chase amid a dice game arrest.
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Leo Swites
Franklin Avenue
Belleville
Charles H. Findlay
Hampton Place
EF. J. Thayer
Whitford Avenue
A.M. Elliott
Hillside Avenue
Joseph Bendi
East Passaic Avenue
Bloomfield
Nutley
Walter Gould
Thomas Wheatley
Locust Street
Andrew Stozyrawki
Herman Binty
Harrisontreet
Kachenfelder
Academy
Plane Street
Ray Shark
Pasaale Avenue
City Hospital
Stolen Auto Found Near River Road Club
Stolen Saturday night from the Yountakah Country Club in River Road, an automobile owned by J. C. McLaughlin of South Burnett was recovered. Police refused to give further details as the investigation continues.
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Yountakah Country Club
River ‘Road
J. C. ‘McLaughlin
South Burnett
Parkway Fund Reaches New Level With Subscriptions
The Parkway Memorial Fund treasurer reported a $400 weekly increase, bringing total contributions to $8,500 from individuals and a Linen Fund donation from St. Mary’s. Activity has paused until fall due to many away, but donations continue without solicitation. Notable contributors include G. C. Townsend, Clyde Heberling, W. A. Voley, Florence Carson, J. H. Simpson, and others.
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Parkway Memorial Rand
St. Mary's Acts
Anhurtis Wize
Actiubdtas
Somone
G. C. Townsend
PP. Saelmeczka
Clyde Heberling
W. A. Voley
Myrtle
Magazines Needed For Camp Merritt Troop Trains
The Nutley Library reports Camp Merritt needs magazines for troop trains with a daily flow of about twenty thousand men. Any good story magazines are welcome and will be shipped to Merritt, with morale officers urging constant supplies through September.
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Vouble
Camp Merritt
Southand
Nutley Library
Merritt
Franklin and Centre property changes hands
M. ol Parvin, clerical at Franklin avenue and Gentes street, buys a carties carrierette site and plans a future building. Sol Taffet buys the business and apartment building beside the Varvin plot and will expand his dry goods business into the adjacent store. F Rochow & Son, in the neighboring store, plan to move to Pasaie avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Ol Parvin
Pranklin Avenue
Gentes Street
Hine
Carties Caierette
Holderfield and Lolita Cleared After Speeding Case
T Walter Holderfield of Nutley and Salvatore Lolita appeared Tuesday night in Belleville Polo Court before Recorder Wines on speeding charges. Both were granted suspended sentences after proceedings.
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T. Walter Holderfield
Nutley Iavage
Salvatore Lolita
Bellesville Polo Court
Recorder Wines
Funeral services for Belleville man William B. Gormley
Funeral services will be held at 8 30 AM at St Marys Church for William B Gormley of Belleville who died Wednesday Interment will be in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
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St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church
William B. Gormley
Belleville
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Personal Notes From Passaic And Nearby Homes
Passaic residents report returns from France and plans for visits and travels. Stanley Elkins left for France, while Th Syrett and family plan a month at Wading River and Rochester. Other notices include J W Baxter visiting Suffern for two weeks and Marshall Blankarn visiting Jamestown summer home. Mr and Mrs J Harry Waltjen are at Ocean Grove and the Sullivans move to Willow Place.
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Marshall Blankarn
Edgewood Avenue
Pierre P. Lahena
Whitford Avenue
Jamestown
J. Harry Waltjen
Durant Place
Ocean Grove
Shade Tree Body Proposes Fertilization to Save Beech Trees
James Eoia reports the Shade Tree Commission considers fertilization could restore town beech trees. Dr. James A. Watts says no scale or borers are the issue, only nourishment loss from leaves not rotting and being burned. Commission urges residents to fertilize around tree bases each year with substantial fertilizer.
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James Eoia
James A. Watte
Shade Tree Commission
Dr. Watts
Children Present Playlet On Union Avenue Friday Evening
Children from the southern part of Union avenue presented a two part play titled At the End of the Operetta with a reception and refreshments for audiences. The program featured cast members such as Athena Allison Hazel Wrench Allee Sherman Eva Shirley and Elmer bit with dances and songs throughout two acts and a final company routine.
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Union Avenue
Rach Child
Habe Mission
Athena Allison
Afraid
Hazel Wrench
Mowe
Rene
Allee Sherman
Eva Shirley
Agma
Me. Berger
Elmer Bit
Anna Plil
Hazel Wreneh
Aller Sherman
Anna Hills
Wreneh
Synopax
Oriental Econ
Fincy
Wiven
Mr Wrench
Man Brown
Lee Aebury Ark
Arne Chea
Brown
Oyler Bradsaw Ties in St Marys Church Ceremony
Mise Marion Bendshaw of Friedhood tad wed Ralear Oyler of Tuethorne place Wednesday at 3 p m in St Marys Church Rev Edward BE Quirk officiated Bridesmaid was Mien Ethel Oyler sister of the groom and Robert Johnson of Brookdale attended The bride wore white georgette and carried white forms bouquet After ceremony reception and dinner were at Mrs Lillian Oyler home The Oster couple left for Atlantic City for a short wedding trip and will reside in Nutley.
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Mise Marion Bendshaw
Friedhood Tad
Ralear Oyler
Tuethorne Place
St. Mary's Church
Edward BE. Quirk
Ethel Oyler
Yrrownr
Robert Johnson
Brookdale
Lillian Oyler
Mex
Oster
Atlantic City
Nutley
Snedeker Marries Mire Wil moth James in Brooklyn
Charles Alvent Snedeker of Hillwide avenue and Mire Lyle Wil moth James of Brooklyn wed last Wednesday at the bride's mother's home. Clarence W. Chandler of High Street acted as best man. The couple will live at 211 Eighty Ninth Street Brooklyn. Snedeker has worked in government employ at the Brooklyn Navy Yard since the war began.
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Charles Alvent Snedeker
Hillwide Avenue
Mire Lyle Wilmoth James
Wilmoth James
Brooklyn
Clarence W. Chandler
High Street
Eighty Ninth Street
Snedeker
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Horse Dies On Franklin Avenue In Belleville
An emaciated horse collapsed on Franklin avenue between Chestnut and Vreeland in Belleville. Patrolman Somaracki was called to shoot the animal, which belonged to Louis Caccahio of 507 Franklin avenue. The carcass was removed by a rendering truck.
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Franklin Avenue
Chestnut Street
Vreeland Avenue
Bui
Somaracki
Louis Caccahio
Belleville
Barbershop Adopts New Slogan Amid Prompting Noise
A local barber shop signals a change in branding with a bold pledges to serve customers promptly. The notice emphasizes readiness and efficient service as it seeks to attract patrons.
Landlord Dodgers Camp On Palisades For Riverside Getaway
A tent colony forms on the Hudson River Palisades near Alpine with families camping for week long stays at about one dollar per week. New Yorkers ride ferries from Englewood and Harlem for a rustic escape close to Manhattan offering crabbing, cooking gear, and river provisions, showcasing a trend against high living costs.
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Hadeon
Adirondacks
New York
Dykeman Street
Englewood
Ote Aline
Uemitt
Hudson
Weta
Harlem
Nan
Youu
Alpine
Tives
Pelvilewen
Literate Park Commission
Roadway
New York City
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Lasker
Vasa
Ted
Jacke
Alee
Cutuly
Charlie Derrhans
Pheeprep
Pompton River
Housands
Stanley Elkins
Passaic Avenue
France
Br. Th Syrett
Mra. Syrett and Son
Wading River
L. L
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Nutiey Avenue
Peead Pon
Rochester
J. W. Baxter
the Crockett House
Suffern
Eugene H. Sullivan
East Orange
Willow Place
Oyler-Bradshaw
St Egg
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