Nutley Liberty Loan drive hauls in 112000 total
By yesterday afternoon the Bank of Nutley reported 112000 subscribed to the Liberty Loan with six days left to reach the 167000 town quota. Subscriptions included 12500, 10000 and several 5000 installments. Local plans mobilize students, Home Guards, Women’s Club and Sons of Italy to boost participation and ensure every resident is invited to invest. The bank will provide free safe deposit vault storage for bonds and notes they remain negotiable at par or above.
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Bank of Nutley
Liberty
Nutley
Home Guards
Joan
Red Cross
Woman's Club
Vincent Church
Sons of Italy
Nutley Woman’s Pajama Drive for Soldiers Examined
A Nutley correspondent explains Red Cross work funding and the pajama program for soldiers. He notes that under two percent of receipts cover administration and describes how materials, packing, and transport costs are funded and managed.
Dust laying trial with calcium chloride and gluten addition
The Board of Commissioners approved buying calcium chloride and gluten for dust suppression this year. Materials will be purchased from four firms including Parrett Company and Standard Oil. The plan uses deliquescent chloride to keep road beds moist and gluten to coat surfaces with water. Oils will also be used. Commissioner Willey urged accelerating purchases. The Fourth of July celebration safety committee received a $100 appropriation. Town Attorney J. Harry Hull fees of 881 were approved in the McEligot and Chenoweth suit, with 32 state for costs. Receipts for the week were 36,86. Water bill adjustments total 832.05 for three quarters. Police reported 65 in fines collected for the month. Liquor license objections will be heard Tuesday night, June 19.
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Board of Commissioners
Engineering Bureau
Parrett Company
W. S. Logan
Standard Oil Co
Willey
Committee of Women In Charge
Safe ‘and Sane
J. Harry Hull
McEligot & Chenoweth
Wildey
Engineering Department
Sutcliffe
Cook
Twelfth Night Outdoor Play Promised For Grace Church Grounds
An annual outdoor production of Twelfth Night is set for Wednesday night June 13 at 8 30 on the lawn of James R Hay 385 Pas suic avemnue. Proceeds go to the Building Fund and the Red Cross with rain date later. cast and sponsors listed with local residents in acting and supporting roles.
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James R. Hay
H. M. Libby
H. W. Goodrich
W. C. Diamond
Ways and Means Chapter
Grace Church
Red Cross
W.K. Stebbins
Brookfield Avenue
G. B. Douglas
Hawthorne
Duke Orsino
Emil Tauchert
Valentine
J. S. Bowden
Curio
A. P. Ames
Laura Hersloff
Ruth Libby
Frances St. John
Lawrence Whitney
Merle Wright
Pages
Frank Bennett
Kingsley Martell
Kenneth Sharp
Lewis Fenton
David Sloan
Karl Royce
Helen Keyes
Anna Powers
Ethel Powers
Sophie Dabney
Charlotte Coughlan
Margery Clements
Constance Carr
Elizabeth Bostock
Janet ‘Wickham
Vershon Lahens
Margaret Dickinson
Fred H. Young
Carol Young
Frederic Davis
Jealous Husband Kills Wife and Shoots Self in Belleville
Louis Fusaro, sixty, shot his wife Rosie Fusaro after firing two shots at her told to be momentarily killed, then turned the revolver on himself in their home at 9 King Street Belleville near Nutley line. Patrolman George Maliza of Ideal police found the couple dead in their apartment.
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Rosie Fusaro
Louis Fusaro
King Street
Belleville
Nutley Line
Mra
Fusaro
Iraray
Elks To Mark Flag Day Observance
Elks plan Flag Day exercises on June 14 at 8 15 p m following their custom. The committee has strengthened an appeal saber.
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Elks TO
Nade of Elks
Liberty Loan Subscription Deadline Urges Quick Action
The notice warns that Friday, June 15 next Friday marks the closing of subscriptions for the Liberty Loan. It urges readers to act within a week, stating one dollar down and one dollar a week buys a bond and urging response to the country's call for aid.
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Liberty
647 Register Here in Selective Draft
Tuesday's selective draft registration drew 647 people in Nutley. Ward counts: 274 in the first ward, 163 in the second, 210 in the third. Of the total, 135 are aliens, 53 citizens of nations at war with the United States. Nearly all but 216 are exempted through dependents or exempted occupations. A man named Rey Utter of Butler, 26, jailed for 10 days after attempting to register at the Masonic Hall booth.
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Nutley
Rey Utter
Butler
Hoch
Masonic Hall
Rutgers Summer Session Opens With Broad Course Lineup
The sixth Rutgers Scientific School session at the State University of New Jersey begins July 2. Over 165 courses cover Agriculture Boy Scouts Education Teaching methods Psychology Liberal Arts and Sciences Industrial Arts Cooking and Physical Training with many new Education and Vocational Education offerings.
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Rutgers Scientific School
The
State University of New Jersey
Gang Uned
Autoist Accused After Texas Crash On Washington Avenue
Lester Compton twenty eight of 434 Central avenue Orange struck W C Davenport of Glendale street while driving a Buick on Washington avenue near Kingsland road Tuesday night. Both cars were damaged and Compton faces a driving while intoxicated charge to be arraigned before Recorder Post this morning.
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Washington Avenue
Kingsland Road
Lester Compton
Central Avenue
Orange
W. C. Davenport
Glendale Street
Davenport
Compton
Recorder Post
Talk on proposed Nutley Belleville incinerator plan
A Wednesday conference in Belleville Health Room heard Nutley and Belleville officials discuss a joint incinerator to solve garbage disposal. Nutley’s Walter O. Lincoln and Miss Annie Van Winkle and Belleville Health Officer W Brand Smith spoke. Lincoln said £6,500 was needed to erect the plant and maintenance could be funded by sale of by products.
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Nutley
Belleville
Passaic Jewelers Buy Ware & Dally Property
Valuable corner property at Lexington and Madison avenues Passaic owned by Ware and Dally has been purchased by Bush and Walsh jewelers of Passaic. William P. Walsh of Centre Street is a member. Purchase price 650000. They plan to lease the property for several years.
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Bush & Walsh, Jewelers
Passaic
William P. Walsh
Centre Street
Ware & Dally
Lexington and
Madison Avenues
Normal and Model School Reunion in Trenton
The Normal and Model School of Trenton will hold its regular reunion at the auditorium in Trenton on Saturday, June 23.
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The
Normal and Model! School of Trenton
Trenton
Local enlistments and assignments spark camp news
Alexander Robertson of Creyman avenue joins Squadron A in New York for a weekend camp and election to membership. Raymond Van Winkle of East Orange enlists in Battery A Field Artillery. Richard Ellis of Beechdale accepted for Mosquito Fleet coast guard service but joins the army cavalry after height concerns. Stanley Elkins and James Murren Jr of Pasquaic avenue join Fort Slocum duty with the engineering corps. Freddie Seidel of Hopper Corns also listed for service.
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Alexander Robertson
Creyman Avenue
Squadron A
New York
Sveek
Raymond van Winkle
East Orange
Nutley
Field Artillery
Orange
Richard Ellis
Beechtee
Army
Marine Corps
Stanley Elkins
James Murren, Jr
Pasqaic Avenue
Es ‘Mue
Fort Slocum
Engineering Corps
Freddie Seidel
Hopper Corns
Local Red Cross War Fund Drives June Week
The nation proclaims June 18 to 25 as Red Cross Week to raise 100 million dollars for the Red Cross War Fund. A Nutley local chapter will form a committee of 100 to begin work immediately with prominent volunteers. Headquarters seek tables and sewing machines on loan or donation. contact Mrs. Nettie Clarke at Rutgers Place via telephone 883 M.
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Red Cross
Nutley
The
Nettie Clarke
Rutgers ‘Place
Nutley Youth Enlists in Naval Reserve Guard Duty
R Allyn Vroom of 112 Hillside Avenue Nutley joins the Naval Reserve for Coast Defense and serves on Naragansett Bay island. He and fellow cadets live aboard a barge and perform round the clock guard duty while drilling in naval tactics. After about two months he is promoted to petty officer and plans a brief furlough home.
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Passaic
Uncle Sam
Nutley
United States Navy
Naval Reserve For
R. Allyn Vroom
Hillside Avenue
Naragansett, Bay
Vroom
Degrees From Columbia Highlight Local Staff Members
Local teaching staff members Daniel F. Guiney and C. Tillinghast received Columbia University degrees at the commencement. Guiney earned a Bachelor of Science and the Teachers College Diploma for Teacher of Mathematics. Tillinghast earned a Master degree and was named to a Teachers College honor list.
Funeral of a 23 day old Clark child
Funeral services are listed for William Malcolm Clark, a twenty three day old infant son of Mr and Mrs Claud Clark of Brocklioe. The fragment notes the child’s name and family in a brief notice from the local paper.
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William Malcolm
Clark
Claud
Brocklioe
Largest class to graduate at high school in June
The commencement exercises on Thursday evening June 21 will award diplomas to 23 seniors, the largest class to graduate. Eight plan further study at Newark Normal, MIT, Rutgers, West Point, or Annapolis, with valedictorian John De Vries and others like Nina Buist and Beatrice Sel among participating students. Class officers are Messer president and Masten treasurer, with six juniors serving as ushers. The annual Class Night will be a reception the day after commencement.
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Thelma Naylor
Lorna Kirk
Helen Kalvio
Newark _Normal
William Herbert
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
John DeVries
Charles Messer
Rutgers
John Dolan
West Point
Wallwin Musten
Michigan
Annapolis
Blankarn
Smith
Nina Buist
Beatrice, Sel
Marjorie
Myra Longfelder
Gussie “LaForge
Nina Paist
Edith Cliffe
Gussie la Forge
Jennie Moxley
Beatrice Sel
Mabel Hawkaworth
Messer
DeVries
Dolan
Herbert
Sel
Buist
Kirk
Myra Longfelde LaForge
Moxley
Woman's Club Plans Canning Exhibit at Vincent Church
The Woman's Club regular meeting begins at 2 PM Monday and adjourns at 3 PM to allow members to join a canning demonstration at Vincent Church led by Carrie Timm from the State Agricultural Department. Mrs. Nils Hersloff will discuss conserving fruits and vegetables by drying with a practical demo. Van Dyck MacBride of the New York Liberty Loan Committee will speak on Nutley’s obligation toward the loan.
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Woman’s Club
Vincent Church
Carrie Timm
State Agricultural Department
Nils Hersloff
Van
Dyk MacBride
New York Liberty Loan Committee
Nutley
K. O. P. Lodge Votes to Pay Dues for Members Enlisting
The lodge decided Tuesday night to cover the dues of any member who joins any branch of the service. It also discussed Liberty Loan bonds and plans action at the next meeting. Crystal reensageh of Pythias.
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Crystal Reensageh
Pythias
Private School Closes With Year End Playlet
A Chestnut Street private school marked the close of the year with the play The Dream Lady staged Thursday afternoon by pupils Anna and Ethel Powers Charlotte Walcott Elizabeth Dabney Vernon Lakens Roberta Parsons Clinton Wright and William Parry Jr A drifting exhibition by younger boys followed Director John O Powers gave an address and presented promotion certificates Principal Miss Janet Stiles also spoke Misses Powers received prizes for top class percentages.
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Chestnut Street
Anna and
Ethel Powers
Charlotte Walcott
Elizabeth Dabney
Vernon Lakens
Roberta Parsons
Clinton Wright
William Parry, Jr
John O. Powers
Janet Stiles
Misses Powers
Organist Married in Grace Episcopal Church Newark
Miss Flora Helle Smith daughter of Mrs Flora J Smith of 229 Ridge street and Henry A Cox both of Newark were married Saturday afternoon in Grace Episcopal Church where the bridegroom serves as organist.
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Flora Helle “Smith
Flora J. Smith
Ridge Street
Henry A. Cox
Newark
Grace Episcopal Church
Kent Motors assets to be sold for debts
Automobiles parts enough to fill four trucks and two complete Kent cars were moved from New York to the Belleville plant. The assets from Liberty Storage and Warehouse Co. rooms on Sixty-fourth street will be offered for sale in Belleville at a date to be set, likely yielding several thousand dollars. The inquiry before Referee Mason was postponed due to Mrs. Frederick H. Clarke’s illness.
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Kent
New York
Belleville
Kent Motors Corporation
Liberty Storage & Warehouse Co
Sixty-fourth Street
Pier 39
North River
Ocean Transportation Company
Louis G. Beckman
Delaware
New Jersey
Frederick H. Clarke
Mason
Clarke
Henry F. Clarke
Red Cross gains 126 members bringing total to 1659
The Red Cross weekly report shows a gain of 126 members, lifting the total from 1533 to 1659. Read among the new members are Milton Ayers, Mrs A M Ayers, P A Aspell, Lester E Beardslee, Miss S E Budd, John Boyle, and many others listed.
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Red Cross
Milton Ayers
A. M. Ayers
P. A. Aspell
Lester E. Beardslee
John Boyle
James Boyle
Albert Breese
James T. Boyle
Paul A. Bancel
P. A. Barcel
Bertha Broadbent
Viola Broadbent
8. Berkow
E. E. Bush
Carnie Blum
William Booth
George R. Bradford
John Bb. Bradford
J. B. Bradford
Kathleen Bradford
B. C. Brown
E. W. Bonham
Clarence PD. Cunningham
George” Connolly
Robert Connolly
Henry Cardon
Henry Cardoe
D. Curtis Fitzpatrick
Franklin Reformed Church
Bertha B. Ginsburg
Cidshers
Jean. Harlan
Harriet Hayes
Ola C. Hanson
W. C. Hanson
Viola ‘Herbert
William Field Herbert
P. Holland
Eleanor Howe
S Wiliam J. Housby
William J. Housby
Dorothy Holt
Gladys Holt
A. Melville
Jackman
John T
Jackm N
David’ H. Jackman
Rose H. Jackman
Arthur B.inness
Mildred S. Inness
Frances Knapp
L. P. Knapp
Helen G. Keach
Elsie M. Kierstead
Pr. W. Kerr
Leo Lobsitz
John Lux
Jennie P. Lux
Gustav Kaogens
W. J. Minsch
W. J
John H. Somarack
Fred W.W. Smith
E. T. Sites
James E. Turnbull
A. Parker
Terhune
A. P. Terhune
Bessie G. Thomas
Stanley F. Woodall
George F. Woodall
Neville Walker
John Windheim
Uhriass
F. Urban
Lillian van Riper
Quirk Receives $1825 Farewell Gift at Newark Farewell
Reverend Edward F. Quirk former Newark police chaplain and St Josephs curate who became rector of St Marys Church received a farewell gift of 1825 at a reception attended by up to 1000 former parishioners. The event marked the nation Bocatacestd of his ordination.
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Edward F. Quirk
Newark
That City
St Mary's Church
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