Board considers adding military training to high school curriculum
The Board of Education discussed making military training part of the high school program pending approval by curriculum and teachers committees. If approved, training would avoid drill details and focus on set-up exercises and field activities. Edward Carroll, a National Guardsman teacher, would instruct if implemented. A bond issue of 520,000 for a new school building was set for June 29 after purchasing land on Coeyman avenue.
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Board of Education
Ng Ss -Authority
Ite
Edward Carroll
Coeyman Avenue
Sphore
Bloomfield Avenue
William A.—Lambert
Flower show prizes and classes listed
Prizes include best rose specimen, best six and twelve hybrid roses, best perpetuals, best peonies, best perennials, and best table decoration. Competition opens 2 PM at Nutley club. entrants provide containers. no admission fee. Committee: Mire FLOH Norton A E Marquardt Mrs J Williams Arthur Hoeber Arthur Elder E S Crawford Mrs W K Stebbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Improvement “Society
Women’s’ Club
Nutley
Mire
Floh. Norton
A. E Marquardt
J. Williams
Arthur Hoeber
Arthur Elder
E. S. Crawford
W. K. Stebbins
Donaldson Smith Marriage In Newark Home Ceremony
Harry Donaldson son of Mr and Mrs Knight Donaldson of Union Avenue wed Hazel Smith daughter of Mrs Emily Smith of Ridgewood Avenue Newark. Rev Riley A Vose of Clinton Avenue Baptist Church officiated at the ceremony held at 173 Quitman Street home. Miss Florence Smith sister of the bride was maid of honor and Bertram Donaldson brother of the bridegroom was best man. The couple will reside at the Ridgewood Avenue address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Donaldson
Knight Donaldson
Union Avenue
Misa Hazel Smith
Emily Smith
Ridge Wood Avenue
Newark
Riley A. Vose
Clinton Avenue Baptist Church
Ridgewood
Miss Loretta Anderson Bride in Passaic Ceremony
Loretta Anderson daughter of Frederick W. Anderson formerly of this town was married on Thursday to Theodore Partington of Lafayette Avenue Passaic. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Farrier, pastor of the Passaic Beanies Church. Mr and Mrs Partington will reside in Passaic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta” “Anderson
Frederick W. Anderson
Thuredey
Theodore Partington
Lafayette Avenue
Passaic
Joint Meeting of Nutley Women Clubs Reports
A Monday afternoon session at the Woman's Club united the Nutley Improvement Society and the Friday Afternoon Club. Delegates to the Federation meeting at Asbury Park in May reported on prison reform, Red Cross, education, and civic issues including Independence Day and the Mountain Laurel as national flower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Woman's Club
Nutley Improvement Society
Asbury Park
William "J. Kinsley
Edwin C. Sharp
George Douglas
E. Stag Whitin
National Committee On Prisons
Pelion
van Dewater
Nutley
Presidents’ Council of the Federation
Stockton
Woman's State College
Rutgers
T. H. Sterling
Red Cross Movement
Belmont Tiffany
Charles Royce
Federation
Mra
Benjamin Colwell
Kirk
John Barrett
Barrett
Pan American Republics
Agnes Alfonzo
G. 5 Ne
William Budge
Beatrice Forbes-Robertson- Hale
Gertrude’ Little
Lw.ylvester
Passaic
Donald MacMillan Réddmine
Kinsley
Dean Welch
Commission 1 Delves Into Fee System at Nutley Meeting
The Nutley Board of Commissioners met Wednesday night to probe repair bills and fee charges by Town Engineer Shepard. Mayor Diebitsch sparred over rock excavation costs and eighty percent rules, while officials shuffled through assessments, collection fees, and a new bill payment protocol.
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Shepard
Board of” Commissioners
Diebitach
Washington Avenue
Diebitsch
Patrick F. Guthrie
Women Seek Bandages For May Fair War Relief Fund
Bridge and sale organizers appeal for bandages and hospital dressings for the May fair War Relief Fund to be held at the Field Club Wednesday afternoon. A New York committee chairwoman quotes warnings of acute shortages abroad with gauze and rubber sheeting nearly exhausted and hospital dressings in high demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfair War Relief Fund
Field Club
Focal
John Henry Holden
New York
Paris
Memorial Day at Park School Notes and Exams
At the Memorial Day exercises participants included Edward Probert Marion Dean Gertrude Kinsley Harvey Curtis and Edgar Carlough. Prizes for the Girls Field Meet were awarded to Misa Swain's class for highest girls participation. Seventh grades took the State physiology exam. eighth grades have exams June 12 13 and 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Park School
Edward Probert
Marion Dean
Gertrude Kinsley
Harvey Curtis
Edgar Carlough
Misa Swain
Plattsburg School Superintendent Beachler Plans Summer Plans
The Plattsburg school system will have Superintendent Beachler John B. going to a training camp this summer for a month. Charles A. Smudecker of Billside Evens also intends to spend a month there this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B.ler
Plattsburg
Charles A. Smuedecker
Billside
Evenes
Ernst & Ernst Begin Town Audit In New York
Public accountants Ernst and Ernst of New York started the annual town audit. Two men are on the job and officials expect completion in two or three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst & Ernst, Public Accountants
New York
Outdoor Shakespeare Play Set by Local Talent
This year the outdoor production of Twelfth Night will be entirely by home talent. The June 16 performance will be on the James R. Hay lawn in the Enclosure with cast members including Emil Tauchert, R. Bowden, Sash Dabney, D. A. Usina, H. Carland, Lloyd Goodrich, Emil Diebitsch, Nereon H. W. Goodrich, and more. Coaches are Messrs. Goodrich and Libby.
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James R. Hay
Duke Orsino
Emil Tau
H. W. Goodrich
H. M. Libby Fabian
Wiliam T. Lo ‘Armstrong Viola
W. C. Diamond Olivia
Joey Bolger Maris
D. P. Falconer
Laura Hersloff
Margaret Geer
Fay Livington
Emory Dabney
Robert Livingston
Peter Lahens, Jr
Elwin Tauchert
Merrill Wright
Sumner White, Jr
Frank Bennett
Messrs
Goodrich and
Libby
Plan to Improve Avon Bridge in Essex Bergen Counties
Officials in Essex and Bergen Counties plan improvements to the Avon River bridge at East Nade. A letter from the bridge committee says the structure is unsafe and may be a poor crossing. plans will be drawn by county engineers and funded for three shifts, with higher pay, painting, repairs, sidewalks, lights, and other conveniences.
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Essex
Bergen
Fine concert plan by Craftsmen's Club at Town Hall
A Colonial Opera Quintette concert under the Lodge of Masons is scheduled for Thursday evening June 15 at 8 15 at Town Hall Auditorium. Performers include Miss Cora Silvia soprano Miss Anita Weiner alto Serafino Bogatto tenor Douglas Lane baritone and Miss Melon Desmond pianist with Frank L Busby and Emil C Miller in charge.
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Colonial Opera Quintette
Lodge of Masons
Town Hall
Cora Silvia
Anita Weiner
Serafino Bogatto
Douglas Lane
Melon Desmond
Plantate
Frank L. Busby
Emil C. Miller
Building Permits and Costs for Various Structures
Robert Lohr at 12 Woodland avenue files a garage permit costing 45 dollars. C Herald on Kinzel avenue seeks a carpenter shop permit for 150 dollars. H Hoffmeister at 232 Park avenue lists an ebic sited project costing 345 dollars. Robertson at 125 Prospect street proposes a garage for 20 dollars. Simon Tuers of 157 Church street seeks a milk house permit for 300 dollars. D Hayden at 191 Bloomfield avenue applies for a chicken house costing 25 dollars. Pietro Rizzuto on Colombia street requests a dwelling permit valued at 1,000 dollars.
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Robert Lohr
Woodland Avenue
C. Herald
Kinzel Avenue
H. Hoffmeister
Park Avenue
Ebic
Robertson
Prospect ‘Street
Simon Tuers
Church Street
D. Hayden
Bloomfield Avenue
Pietro Rizzuto
Colombia Street
Political Improvement Club Announces First Outing
The Political Improvement Club plans its first annual outing for next Sunday to Donnelly's Beach College Point. Transportation by automobile is provided with tickets covering fare there and back dinner refreshments and badges. Athletic sports will be played at the destination. Committee members are Alvin Reynolde James Marten and Salli Pignatec.
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Political Improvement Club
Donnelly’s Beach
College Point
L. L
Alvin Reynolde
James Marten
Salli
Pignatec
Three New Post Office Branches Open in Paterson
Three new post office branches Nos. 60 61 and 62 opened at Michael J Parvin Centre street and Franklin avenue Heary T Lefferts Passaic and Nutley avenues and Charles Schrouds 260 Park avenue Businesses began almost immediately signaling demand for service The branches will handle Money Orders Registered Mail stamp assets and parcels on an experimental basis Stamps limited to five dollars and hours run 8 a m to 8 p m weekdays per branch
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Parvin
Centre Street
Franklin Avenue
Heary T. Lefferts
Passaic
Nutley Avenues
Charles Schrouds
Park _avenue
Hureday
College Education Talk At Newark High By George DeWitt
George DeWitt of Newark Arts and Sciences Institution spoke to students Thursday about college education. Final exams run June 14 to 21 with one test per pupil per day and likely a single exam session. The Senior Class held a reception Monday by the Epworth League at the Methodist Church with guests from local churches including Belleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George DeWitt
Newark Arts and Sciences Institution
Frederick of Delawanna Dies in Farm Accident
Henry Frederick of Delawanna was killed last Monday when he fell from a wagered steering wagon on his Richfield farm, striking his head on a stone. Funeral services were held at his Aimee Road home with Rev. Edward Dawson of the Passaic Reformed Church officiating. interment will be in Ridgelawn Cemetery. He is survived by his wife Elizabeth, his eighty-eight year old mother, three sisters Jane Mary and Jeremiah Frederick, and two brothers Wilson S Frederick.
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Henry Frederick
Delawanna
Richfield
Aimee Road
Edward Dawson
Passaic Reformed Church
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Elizabeth Frederick
Frederick
Jane, Mary
Jéremiah Frederick
Delawann
Wilson S. Frederick
Dunellen
Dies in jail of vagrancy conviction
William A. Humphrey aged 52 died yesterday morning in jail a week after being convicted of vagrancy and sentenced to twenty days. He previously resided at the Hotel Fenerbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Humphrey
Fenerbach
Annual Jane Dance of the Daughters of Liberty
The Daughters of Liberty held their annus Jane dance Thursday evening at the Masonic Hall with Pauline Kabre at the piano. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Searle Lucretia Hoansby Katherine Scheinler Jeanette Scheinler Myrtie Lawrence Gertrude Zitzman Lila Garrabrant Irving Haring Harry Paxton Herbert Cooper Isaac Fink Lestine of Passaic Mrs Milton Child Mrs Frank Garrison and Mrs Arther Fife. The committee in charge were Mrs William Whee Mrs Harry Paxton Mrs J S Manning Mrs Wright Sutcliffe and Mrs Dayton Kicretead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Liberty
Annus Jane
Masonic Hall
Mr R H Clarke to Stay With St John Family
Brooklyn resident Mr R H Clarke will spend the week end with Mr and Mrs H W St John at Eigewood Avenue. Anaria Dolen of Walant Ionic Fer EA ex.
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Brooklyn
H. W. St. John
Eigewood Avenue
Annaria Dolen
Walant
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St. John
Donaldson—Smith
Commission 1
Mr. Shepard
Explains
Carr
East Jersey Water Company
M. C. McEligot
Guthrie
A. A. van Riper
Fallon
van Riper Srose
Will Resa
Wildey
Bank of Nutley
Edward H. Crystell
Board of Health
C. BE. Low
Cook
W. O. Lincoln
River Road
Henry Steinlauf
Kingsland Street
Darby Brook
Beachler
the Bread Studio
Broad St
Avondale
Craftsmen’s Club
P.O
H. Frederick
Jane Dance
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