Flag Day ceremonies and Elks lodge flag events planned
Local junior l odges of the Daughters of Liberty will display flag staffs at the Public Library Monday night with a program of remarks vocal selections and flag presentations. Nutley Elks hold flag day exercises at Masonic Hall with readings and a patriotic program led by Exalted Ruler Herbert Brandreth.
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Daughters of Liberty
C. Bliffe
L. E. Pratt
Cora P. Ferris Pole
Ludwig’ A. Spats
America
Mary E. Hayes
First Battalion
F. A. Ferris
Howard Ferris
Pearson
Ralph Zellers
Cora P. Ferris
Out-of-door Piper Play Benefits Grace Church Fund
On Friday June 18 the annual outdoor production on James R Hey grounds aids Grace Church Building Fund. The Piper tale ends with the Piper returning the children. Cast includes Carrell Diamond Veronica and others. Hamelin residents and children listed with several artists aiding staging and tickets handled by Mrs Stebbins.
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James R. Hey
Grace Church Building Fund
Hamelin
Carrell
Diamond
Veronica
James C. Bolger
Barbara
Edward Dillon
Michael-the-Swordater
Richard
Roberts
the Devil
R. S. Bowden
William Eville
Emil Diebitech
W. T. L. Armstrong
Lawrence Calkins
J. A Watts
Fairley Dabney
Louise Philhower
Margaret Geer
Theona Brauer
Fay Livingston
Anna Powers
Margaret Eville
Sophie ‘Dabney
Reginald Mead
Whester White
David Sloan
Kenneth Sharp
Ander Mies van Wagenen
Keyes
E. M. Harter
Nutleys Week-end Games Preview
This afternoon Nutleys play Pascale Club at home while Sey plans to travel to Newark to watch Meadeybresks play.
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Nutleys
Pascale Club
Eithet Place Sey
Newark
Meadeybresks
Health Board votes censorship of meetings
The Board of Health adopts a policy to release meeting information only through its official censor. Walter C. Lincoln heads a press committee to distribute news, with meetings becoming star chamber and closed except for limited open portions as described by Dr. Royse Langdon.
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Board of Health
Star Chamber
Walter C. Lincoln
Royse Langdon
Nutley Considered as Name for Erie Ferryboat
The Erie Railroad weighs Nutley as a possible ferryboat name and lends it emphasis in ongoing plans. General manager F B Lincoln notes new ferries unlikely soon but Nutley will receive due consideration when expansion occurs. The effort also hints at possibly naming tube trains after Nutley.
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Erie Railroad
Nutley
W. Hinckley Mitchell
F. B. Lincoln
New York
Daughters of Liberty to Meet at Library at 745
Members of the Daughters of Liberty are notified to assemble at the Library at 7 45. Parade badges will be distributed.
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Daughters of Liberty
Nutley Education Urged as Nation's Hope at Club Meeting
Superintendent Beachler told Nutley Republicans that improving education is essential to the nation's future. He cited 1910 census data showing 126 illiterates among 1,115 voters in Nutley. Trustee Marion L. Lewis and Principal Charles C. Tillinghast spoke on school economy, while Thomas McVeigh objected to the topic. Club president William H. Parry chaired.
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America
Beachler
Republican Club
New Street
Nutley
Marion L. Lewis
Charles C. Tillinghast
Lewis
Natley
Thomas McVeigh
William H. Parry
Bond Vote Promised at Park School
The Board of Education calls a special meeting next Friday night at Park School to vote on issuing $11,000 in bonds for a new heating plant. The current plant is condemned by the State Board of Education and estimates put the replacement cost near $11,000.
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Board of Education
Park School
Park Schools
State Board of Education
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Centre Street
Chestnut Street
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Alonzo Church
A. M. Reynolds
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