Nutley Day by Day Highlights Local Happenings
Nutley notes report Mrs. BE James Crawmond to receive on June 22. Franklin Building and Loan holds its regular monthly meeting at Town Hall. Flag Day observed with services in public schools. Albert S. Osborn of Rochester NY visits Sunny Crest. Reformed Church Sunday School picnic at Bloomfield camp grounds. Bishop Lines attends Grace Church and confirms eleven children. Improvement Society lawn party raises over 840. Field Club musicale earns a similar amount. Local ads mention Zemadol for ivy poisoning, Walsh’s Ice Cream at Mason Hall, and Dr. Coman’s Denti frice. Erie Railroad police arrest five Nutley and New York men for disorderly conduct. Recorder Day suspends sentences. Essence of Rennin used for junket, sold at Masonic Hall Pharmacy.
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Bishop Lines
Grace Episcopal Church
Improvement Society
W. J. Kinsley
Prospect Street
Field Club
Erie Railroad
Youngers
Dowley
Vicker and Connolly
Nutley
George Corb
Arthur Hornish
Harry Weindheim
John Graham
Thomas Hersley
New York
West Nutley
Recorder
Nutley Triumphs Over Newark All Stars In Park Game
Nutley won last Saturday on park grounds by one run with a final score of 13 to 12 in the last inning. Today's match features Newark All Star team. first pitch scheduled for 3.45 p.m.
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Park Grounds
Nutley
Newark
St Pauls Congregational Church Sunday Services Schedule
The church sets Sunday services for 11:00 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. An address on The Local Liquor Question will be given in the evening. Sunday School occurs at 9:45 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. The Young People meet at 7:00 p.m. A mid week meeting and teachers study class are scheduled for Wednesday evening.
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St. Paul’s Congregational Church
Health Board Reports Sewage Nuisances in Town
At the regular monthly Board of Health meeting Health Inspector Faith submitted reports on alleged sewage nuisances in the eastern part of town. Complaints about refuse from the Cutlery Works blocking Darby Brook were referred to the inspector for investigation. Overall town health reported as good.
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Board of Health
Faith
Darby Brook
The Reformed Church Sunday Schedule
Pastor Rev. William Stuart will preach Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7.45 p.m. Bible Class meets at 9.45 a.m. The Standard Uplift and Keep Trust services are listed. Daughters of the King meet at 7.15 p.m. on Sunday. Wednesday prayer meeting is at 8 p.m.
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William Stuart
Daughters of the King
Barton village improvement shows women-led cleanup effort
A New York clipping praises Barton for a village wide cleaning drive led by the Women's Improvement Society. Women organized street by street, with men assisting but under women superintendents, followed by ice cream and cake for volunteers.
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New York
Barton
Women’s Improvement Society
Japanese Lawn Kermess on Prospect and Vree Land Ave
A Japanese Lawn Kermiss will be held this afternoon and evening from 4 to 10 PM on the grounds at Prospect street corner and Vree land avenue. Admission is free with attractions including character reading balloon candy fruit lemonade and frankfurters and rolls stands baseball throwing phonograph Japanese tea table Peruvian blow gun contest Avis the checker automaton Bueno Hill and popcorn king stand. Suocheon will be served from 6 to 8 PM.
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Prospect Street
Vreeland Avenue
Burglaries Plague Central Town Residents
Burglaries were reported in the central town area last week. Maurice Lobsitz on Grant Avenue, N W Weisbrod on Walnut Street, and A W Mitchell on Whitford Avenue 모두 were entered by forcing a window. A small amount of money was taken at Lobsitz, Mitchell’s home suffered no valuable loss. Police chief and commissioners investigations ongoing.
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Maurice Lobsitz
Grant Avenue
N. W. Weisbrod
Walnut Street
A. W. Mitchell
Whitford Avenue
Mitchell
St Pauls Congregational Sunday School Excursion at Verona Lake
Tickets for the annual excursion at Verona Lake on June 27 are selling fast with a large expected turnout. Outsiders pay fifty cents for adults and twenty five for children as extra features and grove attractions are planned. Four State Senators will be elected this fall with Democrats Farrell Strimple Childs and Barker joined by four Republicans Bachellor Brown Cross and Bradley.
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St. Paul’s Congregational Sunday School
Verona Lake
the Grove
Bachellor
Essex
Brown
Monmouth
Cross
Union
Bradley
Camden
Farrell
Gloucester
Strimple
Salem
Childs
Somerset
Barker
Warren
Wickham House Opens on Franklin Near Vreeland
The new Wickham house on Franklin avenue near Vreeland avenue welcomes transient and permanent guests. Table board is a specialty offered at the establishment.
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Wickham
Franklin Avenue
Vreeland Avenue
Town Council elects John Howe to fill vacancy
The Nutley town council met Wednesday and accepted the resignation of William Dittig. John Howe was unanimously elected to replace him and will chair the sidewalk committee while joining the finance and water committees. The council also discussed street improvements, tree preservation, and fire service plans.
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William Dittig
Joerg
John Howe
John Howe. No Other Name Were Presented and Mr. Howe
Howe
Dittig
Nutley Improvement Society
San Jose
Masonic Hall Association
Franklin Avenue
High Street
Jennie Brown
Wayne Place
C. BE. Searles
Chester
N. J
Jersey Street
Revels in Stageland at St Mary's Parish Hall
Children of St Marys Church staged Revels in Stageland with Edward Yerg as Admiral Dewey in On Board the Olympia. Cast included Walter Gorman Charles Young Louis Le Bel and many others in sailors, visitors and chorus roles. A train drill and nume rous sketches followed with music and recitations including A Reply to the Man With the Hoe and Uncle Sams March concluding the program.
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St. Mary's Church
Olympia
Edward Yerg
Admiral Dewey
Walter Gorman
Charles Young
Louis le Bel
Valentine Weisbrod
Raymond Yerg
Thomas Hochstrasser
John Dowd
Neugent Freeman
William Gorman
Vincent Kane
Frank Mac Murray
Walter
Santa Lucia
Mauro
Florence
Dolan
Neugeot Freeman
Frank Reilly
Edith McGrath
Katherine MacMurray
Minnie Bateheller
Flossie Frubose
Agnes Rutledge
Viola Kayser
Bessie Hochstrasser
Katherine Freeman
Dupra Hendrick
Flora Hendrick
Nellie Crosby
Margaret Hannon
Julia Zimmer
Nellie Carrol
Mary Cassidy
Sarah Cassidy
Margaret Mahoney
Louis LeBel
Florence Dolan
Florence Freeman
Anna Baird
Irene Hearn
Anna Scott
Nellie Frobose
Anna Zimmerman
Margaret Ford
Anna Crosby
Anna Murren
Mazie Bolton
Isabel Duncan
Uncle Sam
Jones Young wedding cards announce June 28 ceremony
An announcement lists William L. Jones of Passaic Avenue and Miss Bella A. Young of New York as engaged to wed. The Park Presbyterian Church in Newark will host the ceremony on June 28.
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William L. Jones
Passaic Avenue
Bella A. Young
New York
Park Presbyterian Church
Newark
Royal Arcanum Holds Fraternity Day Observance
The Royal Arcanum marks a June observance celebrating twenty eighth anniversary of its members. The event includes a council excursion to Asbury Park on June 24 with proceeds to be donated to the Royal Arcanum Employment Bureau.
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Royal Arcanum
Asbury Park
Bireau
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