Nutley Realty 60 Gets Big Tract in Western Section
Nutley Realty Co buys the Franklin Loan and Improvement Co and Weatherby Hay holdings on Nutley Terrace for about 75 000. The purchase covers three hundred building lots north of West Nutley station and along Hillside avenue Franklin avenue Yantacaw place Elm place and Brookfield avenue. The deal speeds station improvements and parkway development along Great Bear Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley Realty Co
Franklin Loan and Improvement Company
Weatherby & Hay
Nutley Terrace
Franklin Land and Improvement Co
James R. Hay
Nutley Realty Company
West Nutley Station
Hillside Avenue
Kingsland Road
Franklin Avenue
Brook
Yantacaw Place
Brookfield Avenue
Elm Place
Great Bear Creek
Lambert
Erie
Ten day mountain trip begins for two motorists
Councilman Daniel DeVries of Kingsland Street and F A Wellman of Hawthorne Avenue set off on a ten day journey through New Jersey and Pennsylvania. They will use Wellman's car and plan a rugged route, camping along the way and cooking their own meals as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel DeVries
Kingsland Street
F. A. Wellman
Hawthorne Avenue
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Wellman
Nutley Junior U A M Elects Officers
The Nutley Council Jr 0 U A M held a semi annual election at Masonic Hall naming officers including Councillor John F Clark Sr vice councillor A H Denny recording secretary F E T Humphrey assistant John E Wallace financial secretary Harry Cueman treasurer John P Lux conductor B R Cobwell warden W M Williams inside sentinel G R Cooke outside sentinel William Scheinler trustee W F Ormsbee representative to state council E T Humphrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley Council
Masonic Halis
John F. Clark
A. H. Denny
FE. T. Humphrey
John E. Wallace
Harry Cueman
John P. Lux
B. R. Cobwell
W. &. Williams
Inside Sentinel
G. R. Cooke
Old Quarry Transformed Into Scenic Lake in Nutley
Nutley Realty Co on Kingsland Street remodeled the Eaton Stone property. The 60 foot quarry was filled and leveled, with pond edges added. Houses and grounds were updated before sale to J. DeWitt of Cincinnati, and most buyers have taken possession. Development focuses on Prospect Heights Nutley Park Lakeside and dampton Wayne areas as railroad improvements approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley Realty Co
Eaton Stone
Kingsland Street
J. DB. DeWitt
Cincinnati
Pondellies
Prospect Heights
Nutley Park
Lakeside
Dampton
Wayne Place
First Supper in New Church Dutch Supper Tonight
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Vincent M. E. Church will serve a Dutch Supper from 6:30 to 8:30 this evening in the church supper room on Elm Street. The invitation extends to all members of the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Vincent M. E. Church
Elm Street
Bergen Cut Project Advances and Hillside Avenue Plan
The author notes potential completion of the Bergen cut in September and anticipates the opening of Hillside Avenue under the tracks soon. A north side plaza similar to the High Street side is likely to be laid out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergen
Hillside Avenue
High Street
Town Council Hearings On Liquor Licenses Moderated Debate
At a special Wednesday night meeting residents and officials debated liquor licenses. Clergymen, ward association members, and others urged keeping traffic within bounds, some advocating no new licenses and a reduction if possible. Opinions ranged from opposition to all licenses to support for a six to seven establishment limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Cone
H. J. Condit
W.L. Hoagland
A. F B. Taylor
Second Ward Association
L. H. Rowan
Samuel Church
Broomfield Avenue
Church
Cone
Condit
Hoagland
Taylor
Lincoln Chad
W. J. Kinsley
Thomas Clements
William Simmons
Cost Nutley Man $200 for a Burning Out
Frank Kimball of Centre street faced Recorder Court after his wife alleged he neglected support. He claimed a two month spree and to have tried a "burning out" to recover from illness, saying it cost about $206. He agreed to pay $3 weekly support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kimball
Centre Street
Kimball
Recorder
Vincent Church Hosts First Wedding in New Edifice
The Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church held its first wedding on Thursday night. Miss Elsie Grant Symonds wed William Drewin Wight of Nutley after a ceremony by Rev. Samuel C. Busby and Rev. Warren J. Hoagland. Guests came from New York, Nutley, Newark, Orange, and other cities. a reception followed at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church
Elsie
Grant Symonds
George W. Symonds
Pas- Saut Avenue
William Drewin Wight
Rutgers Place
Palma
Samuel C. Busby
Warren J. Hoagland
Joseph D. Little
Maud Jeffreys
Newark
M. Kingsbury Hunter
Orange
Eulah Symonds
Flower Girl
Elmer Wilson
New York
Thomas E. King
Harry E. Lynke
G. Roscoe
Symonds
Raymond Symonds
Nutley
Miss Symonds
Wight
Boston
Brooklyn
Halifax
N. 5
Bridgeport
Providence
Nutley Nines Set for Garwood A C Games Afternoon
Manager McEligot schedules a fast Union County clash with Garwood Athletic Club this afternoon. Nutley likely fields the same lineup with Ray Blum returning at second base. Key players include Gilman Colwell and Krause for Nutley against Garwood stars McShane Loges and Becker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McEligot
Garwood Athletic Club
Union County
Nutley Boys
Ray Blum
Garwood A.C. Nutley
McShane
Gilman
Loges
Blum
Brown
Swaizer
Bishop
Keim
Krause
Colwell
Gorman
Becker
Stager
H Brewer
P Mitchell
O'Hare
Spinning
Rf & P
American guest attends Copenhagen Roosevelt reception
Alfred F. Howe of Maple Place joined many Americans at Colonel Roosevelt's Copenhagen reception during his ten weeks abroad. Howe traveled through England and several European countries on the trip and was honored with an invitation at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred F. Howe
Maple Place
Roosevelt
Copenhagen
Howe
Mr. Howe
England
Boy Severely Bitten by Dog Near Hillside Avenue
Ten year old Russell Parke of Hillside avenue was attacked by a collie as he crossed the street in front of his home. He suffered four bite wounds in the right thigh. the wound was cauterized by a local physician. The dog belongs to J. M. Mackay of Hillside avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Parke
Robert A. Parke
Hillside Avenue
J. M. Mackay
Meredith to Speak at Bound Brook and Cedar Grove High Schools
County Superintendent of Schools A. B. Meredith will deliver addresses at the Bound Brook High School closing exercises on Monday night and at the Cedar Grove High School on Wednesday night the 22d of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Meredith
Bound Brook
N. J
Meredith
Cedar Grove
Ridgelawn Cemetery Introduces Free Shuttle Service
The cemetery begins daily transport for prospective buyers, aiding families to visit the property from home in comfort at no charge. A postal inquiry to representative Mr. E. D. Fortune, Ridgelawn Cemetery, Passaic, will receive immediate attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgelawn Cemetery
E. D. Fortune
Passaic
Nutley Schools Plan Summer Closure and Finals Programs
Nutley High School to close school Friday with commencement at Park School Auditorium. Six essays from eighteen seniors to be read including Roosevelt African Expedition and Passing of a Type. Dramatic scene from William Tell and choir selections with Helen Malmar. Grammar Department to graduate about fifty five in Park School Auditorium with historic patriotic program featuring essays, recitations, a Continental Congress scene, and a chorus of students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
Park School
Roosevelt
Calliles
Helen Malmar
Angus Sargeant
Marion Ayers
Evelyn Taylor
Margaret Dale
Anna Fitting
Beatrice Bedford
Gladys Holt
Ida Moore
Lillian Dodd
Continental Congress
William Montague
George
Fredericks
Graude Prime
Harry Paxton
Russell Elliot
Edwin Elliot
Floyd Stager
Harry
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Nutley Realty
Eria
A. M
Pretty Lake
New Church
Nutley Coal & Supply Co
M. P. Kaufmann
Pittston
Lehigh
And
Spencer Coal
Kinsley
H. H. Heywood
Broadway Chambers
Broadway
Chamber St
Mr. Meredith
James Drammond
Masonic Hall
P . Franklin Ave
Sitton
West Nutley
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