Mayor Criticizes Town Engineer Over Sewer Work Handling
Mayor Diebitech condemned Town Engineer Frank Shepard for negligence in not forcing McEligot and Chenoweth to keep surfaces open and traffic flowing after sewer repairs. He also criticized the engineer for letting contractors use inferior bricks for manhole work. A new liquor license applicant Laucanio Costello sought the privilege. Residents questioned sidewalk progress amid a dispute with Spatz Brothers over concrete work and an injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diebitech
Frank T. ‘Shepard
Board of Commissioners
Town Hall
Shepard
McEligot & Chenoweth
Laucanio Costello
Franklin Avenue
Lakestreat
Cottage Place
Spatz Brothers
Department of Streets
Mayor and engineer clash over Bloomfield Avenue street repair
Mayor Diebitech grilling engineer Shepard over impassable Bloomfield Avenue conditions cited by resident John E. Evans. Readings from plans show contractor must keep street open during sewer work. the mayor orders repairs and rebukes alleged contractor negligence. Issues of brick quality and compliance follow with bids and specifications challenged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diebitch
John E. Evans
Bloomfield Avenue
Frank T. Shepard
Flags on cars urged for Flag Day June 14
Washington Irving Lincoln Adams of Montclair, president of the New Jersey Society, Sons of the American Revolution, asks motorists to display the National Flag on their automobiles on June 14, Flag Day, per a national appeal urging patriotic display on federal observance day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Irving
Lincoln Adams
Montclair
New Jersey Society
Sons of the American Revolution
National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Boston Dentists Broad Newark Dental Work Ady
An old classified item notes dental services in Boston and Newark with the mention of tests and advertisement style. Details are fragmentary but indicate dental work offerings. Multiple locations and provider names appear as brief entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Dentists
Broad
Newark
Ady
Craftsmen of Nutley Lodge plan Town Hall concert
The Craftsmen of Nutley Lodge of Masons arrange a Thursday night Town Hall concert expected to start a series of annual events. The Colonial Opera Quintet from New York will perform operatic selections including Lucia and Pagliacci arias. Performers include Cora Silvia Anita Weiner Serafino Bogatto Douglas Lane and Helen Desmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley Lodge of Masons
Town Hall
Colonial Opera Quintet
New York City
Lucia
Pagiiacci
Cora Silvia
Anita Weiner
Serafino Bogatto
Douglas Lane
Funeral of William Persch in New York and Nat New York
Funeral services for William A. Persch age fifty six were held at his home and St Mary s Church after an illness of a week from pleurisy and kidney trouble. Burial was in Calvary Cemetery New York. He resided in Nat New York and worked in insurance and newspapers and was active in local politics. He leaves two children Ethel Persch and William Persch and brothers John Persch and George Persch of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Persch
Center Street
St. Mary’ S Church
William’ L. Cariningham
Calvary Cemetery
New York
Persch
Nat New York
Board of Education
Ethel Perach
William Persch
John Perch
George Perach
Philadelphia
Plattsburg Rookie Snedeker Finds Nats Ties Aid
Charles A. Snedeker of Hillside avenue reports in a letter that Plattsburg suits his duties as Natley’s lone representative. He recalls the mud was ankle deep in early days and the daily program ran from 6.45 AM to 8 PM with steady work and learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Snedeker
Hillside Avenue
Plattsburg
Natley
Local man granted patent for dispensing device
District clerk Morris B. Rosen stock of High Street has been granted two patents for a dispensing device branded Megald cong. The action highlights local innovation with a named inventor and specific address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris B. Rosenstock
High Street
Private School Closes Year With Shakespearian Pageant
The Nuiley School in Chestnut Street held closing exercises on Wednesday with a Shakespearian pageant and Old English folk dances. A Shakespeare bust was presented by the graduating class, including August Brauer Sumner White Jr Elwyn Tauchert and Merrill Wright, and Sumner White Sr president of the board awarded diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuiley School, Inc
Chestnut Street
Shakespeare
August Brauer
Sumner White, Jr
Elwyn Tauchert
Merrill Wright
Sumner White
Local Woman At Allied Bazar Promotes Travel Tickets
Mrs. Clarence L. Chapman of Chestnut Street greets visitors at the Allied Bazar Tours and Travel booth in Grand Central Palace New York. Nutley residents planning summer travel can obtain donated railroad and steamship tickets good for many trips at no cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Bazar
Grand Central Palace
New York
Clarence L. Chapman
Chestnut Street
Fortnightly Bridge Party At Club
Five tables played bridge at the Fortnightly Club event held Thursday night at the clubhouse. First prize went to R. S. Bowden and Tonis R. Horton with 4 800 points. second prize to Marion J. Pierson and Stewart Reynolds with 3 700 points. Clarence W. Chandler chaired the committee in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonis R. Horton
Marion J. Pierson
Stewart Reynolds
Clarence W. Chandler
Dykstra and O Connor Tie The Knot In Newark Wedding
Mias Katherine Dykstra daughter of Mr and Mrs Gebhardt Dykstra of 36 Johns Street and Hugh O Connor of Newark were married Wednesday afternoon at the Church of the Sacred Heart Newark Rev Father Fisher officiated The bridal party included Miss Genevieve Wates as bridesmaid and Peter O Connor as best man They will reside at 9 Seabury Street Newark after a wedding trip to Atlantic City and a reception at the bride’s parents home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias
Katherine Dykstra
Mra
Gebhardt Dykstra
John’ Street
Hugh O'Connor
Newark
Church of the Sacred Heart
Father Fisher
Genevieve Wates
Davis Conklin-Davis wed at Delawanna home
Miss Ida M Conklin daughter of G W Conklin of Orchard street Delawanna and Benjamin W Davis of Scranton were married Thursday evening by Rev H J Condit at the bride’s home. Bridesmaid Miss Hattie E Williams and best man E Walton Gould assisted. The bride wore embroidered voile and white carnations while the bridesmaid wore light green taffeta with pink carnations. After a supper the couple left for a two weeks honeymoon to Saugatuck Conn and will reside on Orchard street Delawanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida M Conklin
G. W. Conklin
Orchard Street
Delawanna
Benjamin W. Davis
Scranton
H. J. Condit
St. Paul’s Church
Hattie E. Williams
E. Walton Gould
Belleville
George W. Conklin, Jr
Saugatuck
Conn
Will
J. H. Bussy
Long Island
Harry’ Bunsy
Charles Williams
Jersey City
T. N. Williams
Brooklyn
Etta. Kley
Concord
S. T
E. M. Hohward
Caldwell
Frederick Wettles
Ampere
G. W. Conklin, Jr
W. F. Liebing
Constance
Charles Barker
M. J. Rowan
May
J. Hart
John. Roynan
M. J
Will Install Pastor Monday At Franklin Reformed Church
Harold William Schenck is to be ordained as minister and installed as pastor of the Franklin Reformed Church in a Monday night service at the church. Rev Edward S Ralston will preside with Rev Dr J Preston Searle delivering the installation sermon. Charges to the pastor and congregation will be given by Rev John Y Brock and Rev Charles B Condit. Schenck will preach at both services tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold William Schenck
Franklin Reformed Church
Edward S. Ralston
Classis of
Newark
J. Preston Searle
New Brunswick Theological Seminary
John Y. Brock
Trinity Reformed Church
Plainfield
Charles B. Condit
Schenck
Osborne Jordan Couple Wed at St Pauls Newark
Miss Bessie May Jordan daughter of Mr and Mrs George Jordan Center street and Edgar I Osborne of John street were married Tuesday night at St Pauls Methodist Church Newark by Rev George P Dougherty. The maid of honor was Beatrice L Osborne sister of the groom and the best man was George Jordan Jr brother of the bride. They will reside at 107 Church street Nutley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie May Jordan
George Jordan
Center Street
Edgar I. Osborne
John Street
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Newark
George P. Dougherty
Beatrice L. Osborne
George Jordan, Jr
Church Street
Nutley
Camden Couple to Wed at Grace Episcopal Church
John E. Armstrong of Bloorfield Avenue will marry Miss Maude V. Wilson of Camden at Grace Episcopal Church Camden at 10 o clock this morning. Best man will be William T. L. Armstrong. After a wedding breakfast at the bride's grandmother's home the couple plan a two week wedding trip, then reside in Camden for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John .E. Armstrong
Bloorfield Avenue
Maude V. Wilson
Camden
Grace Episcopal Church
William T. L. Armstrong
Orr and Eagleson to Wed in June Ceremony
The wedding of Misa Pearl Orr daughter of Mr and Mrs James M Orr of Franklin avenue and John Eagleson of Centre street will be held Wednesday evening June 14 with immediate family and intimate friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Pearl Orr
James M. Orr
Franklin Avenue
John Eagleson
Centre Street
Playground Events at Fantacaw School Exhibit
On Tuesday June 13 at 2 PM Fantacaw School hosts playground exercises from 7.30 to 9.30 with an exhibit to follow. The event lists activities for students and the public to observe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fantacaw
Washington
Lincoln School
Dodge Cars Sale Shifts From Maxwell Dealer in Nutley
Harry Corb of Kingsland Street has left Maxwell cars and now sells Dodge Brothers automobiles in Nutley, ending his stint at the Maxwell dealership after a period of selling their cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Corb
Kingsland Street
Maxwell Cars
Nutley
Dodge Brothers
Exhibit of School Work at Yantacaw School
Pupils of Yantacaw School present an in school exhibit and entertainment in the school building on Tuesday afternoon featuring folk dances and English playground exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yantacaw School
Miss Pearl Lux Hosts Weekend Party at Green Pond
Miss Pearl Lux of Prospect Street entertained a party of friends at her summer camp at Green Pond. Attending were Loretta Paber Nette Dauber Margaret Goriey Agnes Kraus Bessie Badell May Powers Anita Hubechmitt and Anna Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Lux
Prospect Street
Green Pond
Loretta Paber
Nette Dauber
Margaret Goriey
Agnes M. Kraus
Bessie Badell
May Powers
Anita Hubechmitt
Anna Troy
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Mayer
T. E. Satterthwaite
Satterthwaite
W. W. Edwards
A. C. Rutan
Brookfield Avenue
Department of Public Parke
C.L. Chapman
F. Jo Madell
Ypimael
Corcert
Davis—Conklin
Harold W. Schenck
Williams and
Thomas Williams
Osborne
Jordan
Park
Park School
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