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Newspaper

Nutley Sun

Location

Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1917

Page

4

War Aims and Red Cross Support During Prolonged Conflict

The essay argues for sustained war effort and victory as the only peace for all, praising Red Cross work and high‑level national support. It notes the need to educate on German language and literature, and emphasizes the Red Cross role in aiding the sick and wounded and returning seasoned soldiers to the front.

Red Cross Uni The United. ‘States Russia

German in Biblic schools sparks debate on patriotism and study

The letter argues that banning German in public schools would not threaten patriotism or Germany, but would disrupt an important field of study. It notes teaching staff value, wage disparities, and concerns Nutley may underpay teachers relative to other locales, affecting school quality.

Germany Buck- Parvin Universi Nutley

Honor Pupils Named at Local High School First Report

The list recognizes 28 students as honor pupils for the last report period including Elizabeth Barnes Emily Blanchard Donald Blankam Edgar Carlough Joseph Ciccone and Chapin Condit with top averages. High school leader Ronald Kirk scores 97 percent with Marion Smith and Ethel Persch tied at 96 percent. Class leaders appear across grades with John DeVries John Dolan Marion Smith Frank Grube Jennie Law Ronald Kirk Constance Little Mary Nicolls and Edgar Carlough.

Elizabeth Barnes Emily Blanchard Donald Blankam Edgar Carlough Joseph Ciccone Chapin Condit Marjorie Cooke John DeVries John Dolan Geoffrey. Ferguson Frank. Fitting Alita Fribose Frank Grube Dorothy Holt Sadie’ Kane Anna Kircheim Loris Kirk Ronald Kirk Jennié Law Constance Little Myra Longfelder Marion Marion Smith Ethel Persch Jennie Law Mary Nicolls

Probate records reveal will of Edgar Sergeant in New York

The will, probated in New York on a Wednesday, leaves shares of E M Sergeant Company stock to several beneficiaries including Joseph J Mooney and Rudolph Aberle and provides sums to Maude Bouvier and her son William. Nine nieces and nephews receive 500 each while the residue goes to Mrs. Sergeant. Executors named are Mrs. Sergeant the widow, William Steinkamp, and Edgar Sergeant the son.

Geant Satterthwaite Avenue New York Edgar Sergeant E. M. Sergeant Mills Manufacturing Corporation Joseph J. Mooney Brooklyn Joseph T. Lea Glenwood Avenue East Orange Nint Rudolph Aberle Ridgewood Maude Bouvier Tadighter Fifth Avenue William Sergeant Bouvier Alice Marshall Serena Lord Burnett Street Annie Kendall Prospect Street Marion Watson Halsey Place South Orange

Social Notes Brighten Edgewood Eaton Social Scene

Edgewood residents attend numerous luncheons bridge parties and showers. Miss Ruth Harris Proal engages George A. Hill in a forthcoming wedding with Coast Guard service delaying plans. Community groups host card parties and War Bridge fundraisers at Field Club and Woman's Club aiding Red Cross.

Red Cross Field Club J. Brewster Hazelton Ant D. Anthony Usina Henry W.goodrich E. DeBaum Newmann William Minsch Dean Welch Frederick Seymour William F. Dabney Herbert Jones William H. Arnold W. W. Colpitts Kate Lambert Frederick Norton

Social Roundup Notes from Prospect Street Cards

Mrs. L. E. Carman hosted an afternoon of cards with guests including Mrs. C. M. Woodford and Mrs. C. S. Walker. Several residents report illness travel enlistments and visits, with high score won by Mrs. A. E. Marquardt and others returning home or preparing to move.

L. E. Carman Prospect Street C. M Woodford C. S. Walker Charles Thom W. Martin M. L. Lewis A. R. Carr R. W. McClintock A. P. Dickinson M. B. Hatch L. E. Beardslee H. W. St. John A. E. Marquardt T. H. Sterling W. E. Fuller G. B. Douglas

Local Social Notes From Nutley And Nearby Towns

Mr and Mrs Charles E Armstrong return from Bellport L I Miss Louise Dickinson visits Jersey City for weekend with Mr and Mrs Joseph B Williams in Nutley area Mr and Mrs J E Coe host Elmer Hopper Montclair and A M Winham Richmond Hill for weekend Mr and Mrs Oscar W McKennee move to New York after a year in Nutley August Brauer Nutley avenue visits son August Brauer Jr at Lawrenceville Academy They will join Miss Theone Brauer in Lawrenceville Mrs Runyon Golie entertains Mrs Bushnell Bigelow Hewlett Long Island Tuesday Mr and Mrs Frank B Carland spend weekend at Lake Sumapee NH A D MacCorkindale Gentre Street in Lambertville this week

Louise Dickinson Jersey City Joseph B. Williams Nairn Place J. E. Coe Vreeland Avenue Elmer Hopper Montclair A. M. Winham Richmond Hill Oscar W.mckennee Franklin Avenue New York Nutley August Brauer Nutley Avenue August Brauer, Jr Lawrenceville Academy Lawrenceville Theone Brauer Runyon Golie Whitford Avenue Bushnell Bigelow Hewlett, Long_ Island

Passenger struck by trolley conductor in Newark dispute

Charles Faulk of 307 Franklin avenue was cut above the head Sunday night and treated by Dr Edward Whelan. He alleges Theodore Evrd jig, a trolley conductor of East Thirty first street Paterson, struck him aboard a car in Delawanna after Faulk refused to pay a second fare to Newark.

Charles Faulk Franklin Avenue Edward £. Whelan Faulk Theodore Everdjig East Thirty-first Street Paterson Delawanna Newark

Passaic Man Injured In Street Car Incident

Michael Jones, forty five, of 90 Henry Street Passaic, was injured while boarding a street car on an avenue near St Paul’s Church. He had facial and body injuries described as noticeable. The incident occurred Saturday night and involved a passenger and vehicle moving forward.

Avenue St. Paul's ‘ Church Michael Jones Henry-street Passaic Ced Ine

Garden Section Seeks Volunteers for Extension Work

F S Collier chairman of the garden extension asks The Sun to appeal for volunteer workers. An hour or more weekly, each person to work in their neighborhood. Agricultural workers get badges next week. Planting expands under Collier, Miss Bickers, and Miss Van Winkle with sixth to eighth grade pupils. Jere Johnson tract on Chestnut street to be seeded for corn next week.

F. S. Collier Garden ‘Extension the Sun

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