Nutley Activities Note Summer Events And Meetings
Nutley reports a series of local events including a regular Town Council meeting on Wednesday, June mth inst, a high class colored artists concert in Town Hall on June 22, and a strawberry social at the Reformed Church on June 13. The Wickham House opens for guests on Franklin Avenue, with table board offered. Royal Arcanum excursion to Asbury Park is set for June 24 to aid the Employment Bureau, and Flag Day observances are planned for June 23 with civic display urged.
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Town Hall Auditorium
Royal Arcanum
Essex County
Asbury Park
Royal Arcanum Employment Bureau
Order
St. Mary’s Parish
Prospect Heights
West Nutley Station
Nutley Realty Company
Town Council Holds Brief Meeting In Executive Session
Town leaders met in a short public session then spent hours in executive talk. They announced the Sheldon estate adjustment by Town Counsel Reed and noted the December 31 end of the current fiscal year due to the law abolishing spring elections.
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Sheldon
Reed
Freeman
Avondale Road
Whitfield
St Pauls Congregational Church Announces Sunday Services
St Pauls Congregational Church lists Sunday schedule with morning and evening services at 11 am and 7 45 pm. The morning service features the Annual Children's Day and Baptism, with Sunday School at 9 45 am and 2 30 pm. The Young People's meeting is at 7 pm and mid week activities include meeting and teachers study.
Nutley Improvement Society announces two house grounds prizes
The Nutley Improvement Society offers two prizes of $10 and $5 to residents who excel in grounds care this season. Work must be done by occupants, and participants must notify the committee by July 1. Competition runs from July 1 to October 1, with details available from any society member.
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Nutley Improvement Society
The
Improvement Society
Nutley License Holders Face June 28 Vote On Liquor Licenses
Dozens of applicants for the 1920 21 liquor licenses fill the town clerk s office as Nutley prepares for a June 28 town council meeting. Protests from churches the Nutley Improvement Society and the Nutley Civic Society rise against more drinking places with fears over transfers without publicity and calls to raise license fees.
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Methodist Church
Nutley Improvement Society
Nutley Civic Society
Nutley
Nutley Baseball Returns to Park Grounds This Afternoon
Base Ball Today reports Nutley A. revives its semi professional effort after a period of inactivity. The team aims to restore town pride with a schedule featuring top opponents and improved play. The contest today pits Nutley A. against Manhattan B BK C Passaic, a familiar rival.
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Jupiter Plavius
Bae
Nutley A
Manhattan B
BK. C
Passaic
Nutley
St Pat’s Congregational Sunday School Excursion
The St Pat’s Congregational Sunday School plans its annual trip to Verona Lake on June 27. Special 845 a.m. trolley cars depart from town. The event omits outside guests from tickets with school members free. Adult fifty cents, children twenty five.
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St. Pat’s Congregational Sunday School
Verona Lake
Nulley Local Branch Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Nulley Local Branch of the New Jersey Children's Home Society met at the Reformed Church. Re-elected officers included President Mrs L H Rowan and Vice-President Mr Thomas Clements. Secretary Miss Mary E Tuers. Treasurer Miss Mabel Chase. Delegates were chosen for the Trenton convention and a special delegates report meeting is set for Grace Episcopal Church Tuesday June 13 at 8 PM.
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New Jersey Children’s Home Society
Reformed Church
Elbert Clement
Wm Stuart
Braddock
Jersey City
L. H. Rowan
Thomas Clements
Mary E Tuers
Mabel Chase
Trenton
William Stuart
T. Clements
Grace Episcopal Church
Unique Entertainment and Bazaar at St Pauls Church
A Unique Entertainment and Japanese Lawn Kermess organized by the men of St Pauls Congregational Church will take place in the large field at Vreeland and Hillside avenues on Saturday afternoon and evening, with free admission and numerous opportunities to spend money at this bazaar.
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Men's Association
Nutley Methodist Episcopal Church
United States
St Paul’s Congregational Church
Vreeland and
Hillside Avenues
Dinnelly
Et Pasha The Favorite Key West Cigar
The note advertises Et Pasha the favorite Key West cigar available in three sizes at Masonic Hall presenting a local tobacco offering with a period tone.
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Key West
Masonic Hall Pharmacy
Former Nutleyite Priest Lovett Active in Hackettstown Public Schools
Baptessor Arthur R. Lovett is identified as a former Nutley resident now a friend of Hackettstown and has served in public schools for the past year. He previously worked with Nutley public schools before moving to Hackettstown.
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Arthur RE. Lovett
Professor Lovett
Hackettstown
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Nutley
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