Memorial Park fundraising under way with Trees and Shrubs sale
A town fundraising meeting raised 4000 of 12000 needed for Memorial Park. The committee plans selling trees at 25 and shrubs at 1, with contributions in full or five installments. Names of early subscribers include William Arnold Albert Rutan Jr James Gilmore W C Ryan and many others.
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Town Hall
Frank B. Carland
Charman
William H. Arnold
Albert (. Rutan
James Gilmore
W. C. Ryan
Paul Rigo
Edmund Wright
Carland
Stephen H. Dorr
F. H. Norton
Em Miler
Charles W. Wildrick
William J. Berg
James R. Hoy
William Longfelder
Benjamin Hurd
George B. Philhower
Edgar Sergeant
H. O. Coughlan
George Young
van Dyk MacBride
Mes
P. A. Prior
Sumner W. White
M. J. Callahan
Col
H. G. Prout
Jacob Zimmerer
H. 8
William K. Clynes
P. F. Uathrie
Mayor Diebitsch
F. C. Sharpe
Robert S. Parson
Charles B. Royer
Matilda Carland
John O. Powers
Joseph Stirratt
Allan Stirratt
Vierre Lahens
A. P. Dickinson
Johnson Foy
Williamson Defers Decision on St Pauls Call to Next Week
After a conference with Rev James Williamson of New Haven the St Pauls Congregational Church called him Wednesday night. Williamson will not decide until mid next week and wishes to discuss with his wife at their Massachusetts summer home. The vote was 70 in favor and 23 opposed with two abstentions. pay raised from 1000 to 2500.
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James
Williamson
New Haven
St. Paul’s Congregational Church
Rowley
Rife
Massachusetts
Dr. Or
Asiiows
Onpsnad Ts
Thomas
Donald MacMillan
St. Paul's
Charl
Perley Tinker
J. DP
New York
Dr. Tinker
Mock Trial Delights Town at Reformed Church Event
Town hall hosted a humorous mock trial by the Club of the Reformed Church last night. An all church group entertained a full audience despite rain, delivering a light hearted show that pleased many townspeople.
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Reformed Church
Town Hall
Second Welch Boy Home from Overseas
Private Charles Welch of 1s Chestnut Street attached to Divisional Headquarters Staff of the 26th Division 115th Infantry returned from overseas Monday. He is the second to return since the enlistment. Sergeant Alfred Welch with the Army of Occupation attached to the 4th Infantry, stationed at Wiesbaden, writes that he hopes to return to God’s country by the end of July.
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Charles Welch
Alfred Welch
Army of Occupation
Ith
Wiesnae
Woman's Club to Close Season With Gala Meeting
Nutley Woman's Club plans a final season gathering on Monday with a Health Officer talk on common health issues, a luncheon, and a vote on Nutley Improvement Society joining with the club. A Flower Show date is set for Wednesday with requests for garden produce contributions.
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Woman's Club of
Nutley
Gala Allilay
Ote i. mm
Fugence Sullevan
Massutles
We Ald Nitk
Nutley Improvement Society
Woman's Club
Favil Dieteteeh
Social Service Bureau
Jane
Police Court Notes Include Domestic Row and Theft
Crmine Consabre reports being discharged from the regular army after a fight with cousin Domenico Consabre over Elizabeth Consabre. Both held on $500 bail for the Grand Jury. Other items include Italians swimming in old quarry holes at East Nutley, a chicken-house theft, and a desertion warrant against Richard Frank.
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Crmine Consabre
Domenico Consabre
Milton Avenue
Elizabeth
Consabro
Polo
East Nutley
Serge Miatt
Chanceman
Rormmet
Jameson
Reverend Charles P Tinker Accepts Grace Church Call
Rev. Charles P Tinker D D has accepted the call to Grace Church and will assume duties in September. The New York City educator and missionary leader, 54, will direct religious and social work across hospitals, asylums, courts, and reformatories while guiding Sunday schools and youth societies.
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Charles Perley Tinker
Grace Church
Curlest
Linooklyn
May Shore
New York
Schoel
Federation of
Young People's Socuticn
Europe
Asia
Elle Talan
Fille Island
Fatry
City Missen
Tinker
William Anderson Funeral Services Held
William Anderson aged seventy three died Friday at his daughter Mrs William Mekiyot Hillside Avenue. Requiem mass was said Monday at Sacred Heart Church Kingsland. Burial followed at St Josephs Cemetery Kirwan. He had lived in Sandurst for thirty nine years before moving to Notles. He was survived by family.
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Furmal
Willan Anderson
William Mekiyot
Hillside Avenue
Sacred Heart
Local Faith and Scout Events This June
June events include a dinner for service men at Reformed Church by the Men's Club on Thursday night. Boy Scout movie nights slated for June 32 and 13, plus a Nutley Club dinner at Masonic Hall on Friday. Outdoor Scout rally at Van Titian grounds Saturday at 2 pm. Conundrum Supper at St Pauls on Tuesday June 17. Flower show at Woman's Club on June 18 at 4 pm. Cafeteria supper at Vincent Church grounds on Monday June 24 from 6 to 7 pm.
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Men of Reformed Church
Men’s Club
Masonic Hall
Nutley Club
St Paul's Church
Woman's Clab
Vincent Church
Local Service Members Return Home with Discharges
Captann J Donnelly stationed at Camp Tha was a weekend guest of Pearce Williams of Nairn Place Stanley Crousdale of Coeyman Avenue has returned from Camp Dix after his service in France and received an honorable discharge Frank Seymour of Stewart Avenue returns home after one year and a half in France
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Captann J. Donnelly
Camp Tha
Pearce Williams
Nairn Place
Stanley Crousdale
Coeyman Avenue
Camp Dix
France
Vivate
Frank Seymour
Stewart Avenue
Boy Struck by Auto Injures Samuel G ee Scsovelt
Nine year old Robert Herold of 6 Kinzel avenue was struck by a car. Police report indicates the driver Samuel G ee Scsovelt was involved in the incident.
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Robert Herold
Kinzel Avenue
Samuel Gee
Lawn Fete and Mother Goose Market at Circle 4
June event at Home of Mrs. Joseph P. Little Hawthorne Avenue hosts a Lawn Fete and Mother Goose Market for Circle No 4 Vincent Church. Strawberries and ice cream are on sale with "Betsy Ross" flags and "Doughnut Girls" selling homemade doughnuts 40 cents a dozen. Other booths include "Queen of Hearts" cakes and cookies and "Mary" with plants and war garden products.
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Mother Goose
Joseph PD
Little
Hawthorne Avenue
Circle No
Vincent Church
Betsy Ross
Queen of Hearts
Simon
Mary
Parmeretto
Enone
Memorial Services for Raymond Blum by Fire Department
Firemen honored fallen Raymond Blum, killed October 12 1918 in Grand Pre France. A tree and granite tablet were placed in the town park near the Engine Co station as a memorial with a formal program including prayers songs remarks and a dedication address by Dr. G B Philhower.
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Raymond Blum
Hay
Grand Pre
France
Yantacan Chemical Engine Co
H. W. Sehenek
Walter F Ormsber
Mye
Kale Benkert
Orme
Bee
Hugh Hallidy
Willian Jones
Wilbur Garrabrant
William S. Wallace
Ala Hebert
G. B. Philhower
H, W Sehenck
Kling Schunck Wedding Quiet Ceremony on Wednesday
Miss Millie Schunck daughter of Mrs Addie Ht Schunck of Jama t Church streets wed George W Kling in a small family ceremony. Bridesmaid Miss Viola Mehr and best man Charles B Schunck stood nearby. The couple will reside in Paterson after the ceremony.
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Millie Schunck
Addie Ht. Schunck
John Amt Church
George W. Kling
Viola Mehr
Rutherford
Charles BB. Schunck
Mrs. Kling
Paterson
Cheer for Soldiers From Flower Mission
The Flower Mission of the local W.T.O. sent twenty four jars of home canned vegetables twenty glasses of jelly magazines and bouquets of daisies and buttercups to wounded soldiers in Newark hospitals yesterday. Newark Motor Corps girls delivered the gifts to the city. William Hering at 262 High Street leads the drive for next Friday.
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W. Tou
Newark
Newark Motor Corps
City
Re. William Hering
High Street
Sunday Schools Parade Plans Set for January 7
The annual Sunday Schools parade will start at the town Hall on Chestnut Street, move east to Whitford Avenue and through several streets to the Park. A review will follow by Captain A. L. Dhekinean and local church officers with the Bloomfield Sunday School Association to oversee.
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Mronklya Varaheneh
Town Hall
Chestnut Atmet
Whitford Avenue
Wrookfield Avenue
Franklin Avenue
Hillside Avenue
Chestnut Street
Park
Samay
Bes Marshall
Vincent M. Ros
Cle. Laxton
Croce Apiscopal
Donald MacMillan
Paul Congregational
1. Dickerson
Franklin Reformed
Land
RL Logan
Rieinge
Mt Zion i Repties
de Parle
W SS. Rowlank
Bloomfield
Contests Between Lodges Stir Passaic Community
Benevolent Lodge of Passaic hosted a game night in Crystal Lodge hall with Crystal Lodge present. The local lodge won the contest, and the event will be repeated at Castle Hall of Benevolent Lodge in Passaic at an open meeting in July.
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Crystal Lodge
Personal notices of local residents and veterans
Mr and Mrs J Mack of Lake street return from Kingston New York Alfred J Bennett a musician with the 13th Infantry is discharged and at home in Harrison street Mr and Mrs Harry W Dealy guests on Decoration Day at Camp J P Huntting Lake Hopatcong Ralph J Lundigan former manual training instructor at Roy Pro vocational School discharged from the Army Mr and Mrs Charles FE Luxton and Mr and Mrs Walter O Lincoln motor to Asbury Park Decoration Day Mr and Mrs James H Epworth Cottage place weekend at Atlantic Highlands Walter Woodford Ronald Rhoaden from wares street and Hastings Pratt from Highfield lane to return next Saturday from Newton Academy for summer Francie Peters of the Idaho battleship visiting his father G W Peters Chestnut street Miss Eloise Ellis Beech street with the War Council Y M C A will leave for Chicago next week Mr and Mrs J T Jackman to Lake Hopatcong for the summer Nathaniel A Iekes Franklin avenue leaves today for business returns about July Louis J LeBel Walnut street an interne at St Marys Passaic Mrs William Nichols and son How jack Wikeland Necteen bevawns (text unclear)
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Walter Woodford
Ronald Rhoaden
Wares Street
Hastings Pratt
Highfield Lane
Newton Academy
Women Sought to Lead Final Salvation Army War Work Drive
Town canvass planned with about twenty five volunteers and a dozen machines to raise funds for Salvation Army war effort. Nutley banker Benest Hickell appointed to oversee contributions. district divisions and church outreach arranged to reach the $600 needed after prior totals.
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Salvation Army
Nutley
Carver Benest Hickell
Bank of Nutley
Wo Howls
the Elks
Patriotic Fund
Local Residents Headed to Summer Spots and News
A stream of notices lists residents from Kaat Onenge to Brookfield avenue taking trips to Ariniapolis, Massachusetts, Adirondacks and Lake Hopatrong. Movers include T I Hopper family relocating to Prospect Street and A L Harlan taking a Woodmont cottage, while Lieut Weld Arnold sails from France and Marjorie Cook visits Rockaway. Local clubs host gatherings as Miss Ruth Brumbaugh enjoys Gettys Pare and others plan seasonal stays.
High grade ice cigars cigarettes advertised
An advertisement promotes high grade ice cigars and cigarettes with an order address at Ferrara 144 Cheatnut.
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Ferrara
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Frank McCreane
C. W. Holliday
Harrison Street
Richard Frank
Recorder Fest
Frank
Frances Frank
Center Street
Frank Masculin
Corner Street
Palasic
Hoch
Bitet
Warren
Eipiacapedi Min Awit Society
Bewdygurtere
Hiecker Street
Mixscon
New York City
Horn
New England
Episcopal Church
Reveree
Jerelis Aeart
Latuingan
Walt
Connecticut
Alnor
Kendfartet
Boxton Uiiversity
Alea
Phillips Brooks
Trinity Church
Elves For Life
School of Theologs
Druere Taal ‘Weritter
Medbtatyon
William Anderson
Kling-Schunck
San
Park Oval
J. Mack
Lake Street
Kingston, N.Y
Alfred J. Bennett
13Th Infantry
Harry W. Dealy
J.P. Huntting
Lake Hopatcong
Ralph J. Lundigan
The
Roy
Army
A Te
Charles FE. Luxton
Walter O Lincoln
Asbury Park
Decoration Day
James H. Epworth
Cottage Place
Atlantic Highlands
Francie Peters
Idaho
G. W. Peters
Eloise Ellis
Beech Street
War Council of the
Y. M
Chicago
J. T. Jackman
Nathaniel A. Iekes
S. Franklin Avenue
Louis J. LeBel
Walnutatweet
St. Mary's Passaic
William Nichols
Howjack
Wikeland
Necteen Bevawns
Telephone
Mer. Bickell
John St. Anderson
Kaat Onenge
Ariniapolis
William K. Stebbs
Brookfield Avenue
Adirondacks
John & Coe
T. I Hopper
Vreeland Avenue
Proepect Street
William J. Minseh
Edna Lewis
Manon L. Ete
Carnot Blum
Pansaic Avenue
Lake Hopatrong
Ruth Brumbaugh
Elms Places
Gettyspare
A. L. Harlan
Woodmont
Conn
Worl
William T. Arnold
Lieut
Weld Arnold
Mea
Raymond Cath
Franklin ¢ Oa
Os Bee
Lake Hopa
Marjorie Cook
Rockaway
Charles Young
Dallyee
Sylvester McNally
Wi Meyerholz
Howard
Fred Miller
Althoff
William Meyerhols
R. M. Scott
Street
Summer Place
Pequannoc
A. C. Rutan, Jr
Brookway
South Hampton
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