Nutley War Fund Drive Seeks $6000 Local Quota
Nutley newspapers report the town has raised $1,019 toward the Red Cross War Fund with a nationwide goal of $10,000. Ten squads are listed with varied contributions from $80 to $755.93, led by captains including Golger Connelly Seaman Dorr and others, as Monday night deadline approaches.
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Nutley
Sean Golger
H. AC Connelly
G. V. Seaman
Marc H. Dorr
Wichael
Geo Walcott
Pierre Lahens
William Loneider
Wf. H. ‘Arnnold
S .H. Dorr
I. B. Hazelton
A. B. Proal
Samuel Cowan
Douglas Matthews
S. Sharp
Nils B. Hersloff
Horatio W. St. John
Carland
Col. H. G. Prout
T. R. Blake
H. J. Condit
I. D. Finn
A. Lambert
J. D. Little
A. J. van Winkle
E. H. Bostock
Joe. Ciccone
Hester Howe
GSA
A. BR. Carr
S. E. Falkenberg
W. F. Ormsbee
Easton’ Shaw
Benjamin
Aeromarine Plane Plant Moves to Keyport
The Aeromarine Plane and Motor Company plant is nearly moved to Keyport. Only new machines and small amounts of raw material remain to be shipped. Many local workers will transfer to Keyport with the secretary. The firm has been government focused and plans a large facilities expansion.
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Aeromarine Plane & Motor Company
Keyport
Red Cross Membership Drive Sets Two Day Record
D. MacCorkindale of Centre Street reports a City chapter effort that secured about one hundred new Red Cross members in two days. He delivered names and funds despite a letter noting shortfalls and widespread long hours. The drive valued dedication, comparing growth to an acorn becoming a tree.
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D. MacCorkindale
Centre Street
Red Cross
Arcanians to Honor Past Councillors Monday Night
Kempton Council Royal Arcanum hosts a Past Councillors Night in Masonic Hall Monday June 25. Delegations from South Orange Council and Cardinal Arcanians of Newark attend. Miss Edith Beach entertainer. high supper served. John H. Feltus in charge.
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Kempton Council
Royal Arcanum
Masonic Hall
South Orange Council
Royal Arcanians
Newark
Edith Beach
John H. Feltus
Skip-Stop Trolley Plan Under Way In Newark Paterson Line
Newark Paterson trolley plan moves forward with through express cars proposed one per hour and local riders to Broad Street. Utilities Board and Public Service Railways discuss stops and routing with other towns present. report to follow. Community groups press liquor license curbs and gas main extension petitions. Budget shows $2896.90 week receipts. water use down 39,000 gallons from last year. resignations from Home Protective League urged by Cook.
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Newark-Paterson
Public Utilities Commission
Public Service Railways Company
Board of Commissioners
Mayer Diebitsch
Util Ties Board
Public Service
Newark
Paterson
Passaic
Belleville
Clifton
Delawanna
Utilities Board
Public Service Routing Department
Women’s Club
Ladies’ Aid ‘Society of Vincent Church
Albany Avenue
Cortland Street
Home Avenue
Public Service Corporation
Park
Avenue
Department of Engineering
Lobsitz Mills Company
Waldey
Cook
Home Protective League
Perfect Attendance List Recites Long School Honor Roll
Supt Beachler announced the list of pupils with perfect attendance across grades for 1916 17. Names include students from High School Park School and Washington and Lincoln schools with multiple years of on time daily presence and perfect scores. Prominent names include Helen Ball William Dacey Orin Mason Sam Ciccone and many others across district schools.
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Beachler
Helen Ball
William Dacey
Frank Grube
Park School
Orin * Mason
Sam Ciccone
Daisy Journey
Anns Boehmer
Nellie Lucy
Agnes Woodruff
Frank Forrester
Dorothy Bangiola
Mike Toth
Harold Cartough
Amelia Lane
Frances Copp
Margaret Conteilo
Helen Miller
Thomas Brown
Harry Cromley
Robert Lohr
Philip Redmond
Frank
Torella
Walter Woodford
Helen “Ciccone
Esther Siegel
Roy. Kierstead
Coursen
Forrester
George Siegel
Leo Siegel
Dorothy Clark
Edwin Jeffreys
Elizabeth . Rief
Josephine Jannarone
Rose ‘Siegel
Bessié Mathers
Mildred Landtonk
Katherine Nichols
Kenneth Cooke
Thomas _Dispenziere
Edward Pedrette
Norton Rodman
William Vincert
Yantacaw
Thomas Rich
Joy
Akberle
William
Mary Baldino
Josie Baldino
Peter Deskowich
Marie Gaccione
Tessie Paldino
Richard, Johnson
Jimmie Viola
Augesto Griamand
Rosie Napier
Joe Cafoni
Annie del Sarti
Rocco Piccola
Patsy Baldino
Amelia Carpello
Aidred Johnson
Ida Murphy
Addison’ Johnson
Angelo Pucci
William Jones
Antoinette DiMarco
Dorothy ° ‘Viola
Rose
Henry Ackerman
Mabel ‘Wilks
Leo Kane
Katharine Frobese
Olympia Ciardi
Elsie Ciccone
Estelle Kierstead
John Speary
Frank Kirkleski
Maurice McEligot
Ernestine Roth
Arthur Caldwell
Clara Spremberg
Maurice Rawcliffe
Washington
Mary de Giacomo
John Mutch
Helen “Philip
Nick Caoni
Lincoln School
Frank Fellrath
New Jersey Rises in Army Enlistment Percentages
Throughout the week New Jersey climbed from seventeenth to sixteenth in voluntary Army enlistment rates, reaching 70.8 percent of its quota while Colorado remains ahead of it at 69.45. Nevada leads at 92.8 and many states hover around or below the 50 percent mark.
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Jersey
United States Army
Collorado
Nevada
Oregon
Wyoming
Montana
Indiana
Idaho
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Colorado
California
Missouri
Bel
Massachusetts
KanSas
New York
Washington
Florida
Etthia
Georgeia
Minnesota
South Dakota
Texas
Ohio
Kentucky
Oklahoma
West Virginia
Arizona
Connecticut
Rhode Island
District of Columbia
Tennessee
North Dakota
Louisana
Delaware
Maine
New Hampshire
Alabama
New Mexico
Ordeb
Passaic
Essex
Union
Mercer
Middlesex - Camden
Hunterdon
Warren
Atlantic
Morris
Somerset
Ocean
Cumberland
Bergen
Cape Mayenna
Gloucester
Monmouth
Salem
Sussexwee
Hudson C
Nutley War Council Telegram Praises Local Patriotism
A telegram received by Col. Prout, head of the Red Cross, from Harold Braddock, Secretary of the War Council, commends Nutley for its practical patriotism and willingness to serve America in a time of need.
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Col. Prout
The
Red Cross
Harold Braddock
War Council
America
Nutley
Secacne
St Aren’t
SAILS FOR FRANCE 70 JOIN, LAFAYETTE FLYING CORPS
Bentley Hoeber, son of the late Arthur Hoeber, sails for France after joining the Lafayette Flying Corps. He left New port News after examination and will train in Paris before heading to the front. Also listed are Abbott Ritchie, Harvey Van Riper, Jean Witbeck, Richard Ellis, John Lux, Neil Van Riper, Dr Wilfred Simpson, and James Paxton, all preparing for or joining military service or reserves.
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Bentley Hoeber
Enclosure
Arthur Hoeber
France
Lafayette Flying Corps
Newport News
Curtis
Paris
Lafayette Corps
Hoeber
Abbott Ritchie
Thomas H. Ritchie
Mountainview Avenue
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Engineering Corps
Harvey van Riper
H. A. van Riper
Church- Street
Naval Reserve
Newport
R. I
R. I.; as has_Jean_Witbeck
Franklin” Avenue
Nutley-Claob
Richard Ellis
Beech Street
Plattsburgast
John Lux
Lux
Prospect Street
Neil van Riper
Harvey
Chester Ryan
Church Street
Wilfred Simpson
William. T. Simpson
Passaic Avenue
Fifth Regiment
Passaic
Athehia
James Paxtot
Kinzel Atvenue
Graduation Exercises Highlight Large High School Class
A large senior class graduated with literary essays and musical numbers. Valedictorian John Louis De Vries spoke on Physics and Modern Warfare, while Nina Buist won second prize for chemistry. The event featured diplomas from A. C. Fox and a benediction by Rev. J. Hoyt.
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John Louis de Vries
Charles Leverich
Messer, Jr
Nina Buist
Marjorie Helen Longfelder
Myra Audrey Longfelder
Gussie LaForge
Beatrice ‘Sel
Girls’ Glee Club
R. E. Diffendorfer
America
A. C.fox
Board of Education
J. Hoyt
John DeVries
Paola Bangiolla
Donald- Ridge Blankarn
A. Wilson Davis
John Franklin- Dolan
Elizabeth Margaret Frobose
Mabel Elizabeth Fawksworth
William Field Herbert
Chester
Janes Hoyt, Jr
Edith Machaffe
Helen Marie Kalvio
Lorna
Doone Kirk
Wallwin Herbert Masten
Jennie Elizabeth Moxley
Thelma Downs
Naylor
Howard Nichols
Charles Rapa
Austin Haroun
Smith
Tillinghast
Grammar School
Walter G. Allen
Alice Austin
Ellen P. Baldwin
Edith M. Ball
Cathine Davis Barnes
Frank I. Bennett, Jr
Eleanor Frances: Best
John W. Bird
Alfred Brown
Thomas P. Brown
Arthur Ro Caldwell
Constance _C. Carr
George C._ Chatfield
Olympia Ciardi
George A. Cockefair
Margaret V. Contello
Kenneth R. Cooke
Frances L
Dorothy Crammond
Harry Cromley
Gertrude A. Cueman
Isabel. Ey
Robert’ W. Harlow
Eleanor Lillian Hart
Andrew’ M. Hellmeck
Helen Hoyt
Marian E. Ickes
Leo A. Kane
Alice Florence Knott
Mildred Evelyn
Landsear
Dorothy E. Lane
John N. Loder
Robert F. Lohr
Joan M. Lucey
Kingsley Martell
Harry J. Martinson
Bessie M. Mathers
Maurice J. McEligot
Amelia E .Meinwieser
Helen_A. Miller
William H. Mitchell
Marjorie M. Moffit
Alice Grace Mutch
Derwood C. Naylor
Katharine Volker Nichols
Howard E__On
Ethel Marion Oyler
Gladygy M. Paxton
Edward A. Pedrette
Russell
H. Perkins
Jessica C. Poole
William J. Postlethwaite
Philip C
Park Oval Sunday base ball clash stirs factions
A planned game at Park Oval between Nutley A. C. and Newark T. A. R. S. has divided supporters. One side says the game will be played as announced, while the other insists it will not occur. Red Cross involvement and Board of Education opposition fuel the dispute as officials negotiate permissions and police intervention.
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Park Oval
the Red Cross
Nutley A. C
Newark T. A. R. S
Curtis Wigg
Board of Education
Tarvia Trial Oiling Reaches Nutley Streets
Several town streets were oiled as a spring experiment using Tarvia. Centre Street from Franklin to Bloomfield and Chestnut Street from Franklin to Passaic were tested. The experimental composition differs from the usual asphaltic road oil and will be laid on only a few thoroughfares for evaluation.
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Centre Street
Franklin Avenue
Bloomfield
Chestnut Street
Nutley
Col Prout Denies Consent to Sunday Red Cross Game
In a letter to the editor Col Prout, chairman of the Nutley Chapter, states he did not consent to a Sunday Red Cross baseball game on the Park Oval. He refused repeatedly and urged the Board of Education president to prevent the event, noting possible private grounds usage and asking not to blame the Red Cross.
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Richard W. Booth
Red Cross
Wige
John M. Sattler
Board
Park Oval
Wigg
Diebitsch
Cook
Wright Sutcliffe
the Sun
St. Mary’s Place
Nutley
Board of Education
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