Two Local Pastors Resign In One Week
Rev. Henry J. Condit of St. Puat's Church and Rev. (unnamed) resign within seven days, ending pastorates in the local community. Details on successors and reasons not provided in readable text.
08 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1919
Page
1
Rev. Henry J. Condit of St. Puat's Church and Rev. (unnamed) resign within seven days, ending pastorates in the local community. Details on successors and reasons not provided in readable text.
Fought in many battles, ee Webb of the 369th is honorably discharged and at 79 Passaic avenue, first town Negro to return from France. Richard Hodson of the U S Army Medical Corps visited Beech Street parents after weekend in Jersey City. Wilson Kierstead from Chestnut has returned home. Corp Arthur Jenkins transferred to Headquarters Personnel, sees no plan to return soon, stationed at St Nazaire. Fred Jenkins awaiting return with unsure date. Dr Samuel Slaff honorably discharged from Naval Reserve, residing Nutley Park. Lieut Brown returns to Provost Guard. Thomas Woodruff, second class carpenter's mate, discharged and home in Prospect Street.
Nutley Garage and Machine Works Inc reports full insurance adjustment enabling start on wall repairs this week. Manager Walter stated work began yesterday and is expected to finish within a week.
Orders from the Internal Revenue service in Newark direct deputies stationed in town and nearby suburbs to report for duty unless they are needed elsewhere. The note implies a redeployment of tax officers amid unspecified circumstances.
A Memorial Committee meeting will be held Monday night to discuss the project and vote on proposals. The notice references a Star Memorial Watch Tower proposed by the mayor for Vatican Park.
Clever business men promote the value of healthy play and self reliance through the Boy Scouts. They urge Nutley residents to back the organization for education in good citizenship despite growing membership.
R. B. Sealey of Montclair was riding along Passaic Avenue Delawanna on Monday night when the car's front end failed, bending the wishbone and dripping fluids from the drip pans. Police investigated the incident as a single-vehicle mishap with minor injuries reported.
A 17 count poll shows votes tied to a school system issue with several ballots connected to educational matters. The piece notes a posed question and leaves the decision to readers.
To the Editor the Sun Dear Sir shortly I am in good health though homesick letters tell of a ailment I deny I am the same as when I left Camp Merritt for Europe I mention a dance and a young girl may attend anytime I can only plead with you to relay my best regards February 3 1919 AH Couper Machine Gunner 86 U S A Nell
A letter describes YMCA plans and a town debate. The writer cautions Seekahaa against building another facility, suggesting it could be chosen as a memorial for Anthony Polardi. The piece mentions attendance at a debate near Bea Avenue and Semen Street by the school.
Five avowed candidates vie for seats on the Board of Education at the annual district meeting to be held Tuesday night in the School.
A compilation of individuals entitled to honorable discharge as contributors to the Nutley Patriotic Fund, Inc. progresses toward finalization. The list includes partial names such as The r and J Bedell, Mrs M BE Bennett, Dr. Bennett, Mrs Virginia Bennett, Mrs William J Bottconte Biangiole, W Black, K F Blackwall, Blair, and Roger wn H.
About three hundred people enjoyed the concert, displaying strong community turnout and positive reception for the event.
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