Nutley Patriotic Fund Notes Finance Changes and Fund Uses
The Nutley Patriotic Fund reports allocations for Red Cross needs and relief, detailing spending by category including dressings supplies 2678 dollars administration 5 1 4 percent, freight 104 dollars and other items. William Longfelder resigns as Finance Committee chair for government work and Hurd may take over duties as Nutley plans further support and another Red Cross drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
Col. Prout
William Longfelder
Finance Committee
The
Patriotic Fund
Washington
Perarn
Fare raise request filed by Public Service Rail Company
The Public Service Rail Company seeks permission to raise fares to seven cents. A state hearing will be held Thursday at 11 o clock, open to residents of towns affected, as the company argues higher costs require more revenue to continue operations.
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Public Service Rail Company
the Com
Red Cross Aids Soldiers Families With Allowances
Nutley area Red Cross Military Relief and Home Service assists dependents of soldiers and sailors to obtain government benefits and rights. The committee emphasizes self help over charity and offers guidance through Mrs. W. C. Diamond and W. C. Diamond at the Town Hall. Mrs. W. H. Arnold oversees Nutley boys bound for or in camps and cantonments.
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Red Cross Committee On
Red Cross
Waahnuse
W. C. Diamond
Burnett Place
Town Hall
W. H. Arnold
Whitford Avenue
Nutley
Cantonmenta
United States
Vincent Men's Club to Hear Speaker From the Front
Rev J Franklin Schindell of Bayonne will speak at the Vincent Men's Club meeting on Monday evening March 1st. He will relate his Y M C A hut work near the front in France before returning home. All men are invited. music and refreshments follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Franklin Schindell
Bayonne
Schindell
France
Edward J Hayden dies after long illness at Liberty New York
Edward Joy Hayden of Elm Place Nutley died Sunday at Liberty New York after more than a year of illness. Services were held at his home with Nutley Lodge Elks and Rev F W Lewin. burial in Orange. He is survived by his wife, one son in France, a daughter at home, and three sisters in Seattle, New York, and Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Joy Hayden
Elm Place
Liberty
N. Y
Nutley Lodge of Elks
F. W. Lewin
D. D
Newark
Forest Hill Presbyterian Church
Oranges
Charles B. Vaughn
Paterson
Andrew Krenrich
Joseph Bird
George Bird
Maplewood
Mr. Hayden
Burlington
Nutley
France
Marjory Ha
Mia
Jeasie Brooks
Seattle
Howard C. Dayton
New York
Perle Heyden
Miss Anna Fitting, 23, Dies After Weeklong Illness
Miss Anna G. Fitting, twenty three, died from pneumonia after a weeklong illness at the General Hospital FP where in the may have been rendered incomplete obituary notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna G. Fitting
the General Hospital
Candidates for Board of Education face March meeting
The article notes a quiet start to candidate activity for the Board of Education ahead of the March 19 district meeting. Horatio W. St. John and Edward M. Cone step back due to health and business, while Mrs. Arthur B. Proal campaigns with support from Mrs. George B. Philhower. The piece also reports on War Savings and Thrift Stamp efforts across Nutley, Passaic, and local schools, with church and civic groups urged to boost participation.
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Board of Education
Ernest
Arthur B. Proal
Horatio W. St. John
Edward M. Cone
William C
St. John
Stavik
Church Men's Club to Aid Members Gardens This Summer
The Reformed Church Men’s Club forms a practical scientific section to assist members with garden work all summer. L. Dickerson speaks on soils and fertilizers as a round table discusses care, and demonstrations on water effects on soils are shown with the club’s new stereopticon.
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The
Reformed Church
Etek
Ion
L. Dickerson
Dickerson
St Patrick's Day Vaudeville At Lyceum Event
The St Patrick's Day program at Lyceum features vaudeville and a church reception on March 18 at the parish hall. Prof Robert Grossman supervises the musical lineup with local talent and professional help. Paul Rigo donates shamrock pots for the ladies. The event includes professional comedies alongside the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Pariah Hall
Robert Grossman
Paul Rigo
Old American House Sold in Chestnut Street Sale
Salvatore Ferrara, Chestnut street barber, buys the old American House on Chestnut Street near Passaic Avenue from Mr. Ludwig Grinsch. He plans to move his barber shop there within a few days.
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Salvatore Ferrara
Chestnut Street
Passaic Avenue
Ludwig Grinsch
Red Cross February Expenses Reported
The local Red Cross spent 1550.74 dollars in February according to treasurer Thomas J. ONeil. The report lists income of 1014 dollars and outlines the charity's February results.
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RED Cross
Thomas J. O'Neil
May Get Commission for M S Optical Corps
William P Walsh of Centre Street, already in the draft, was in Washington this week seeking appointment to the optical corps of the army as an optician. He is a jeweler by trade and had been with Bush a Beeh company, but his allotment could not be processed then and he has not been called yet.
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Proal
Nutley
Passaic
Frank Drake
Sonam
Tendent Beachlerrt Sales
Park
Washington
Yantacan
Lincoln
Miss Hay
Doris Diamond
Louise Helen Hurd
Laura Hurd
Flore Philips
Muriel Grice
Sue Scheel
Harry Scheel
Robert Ernst
Jeanne Ernst
Virginia
William P. Walsh
Centre Street
Optical Corpa
Army
Walsh
P No. Two of Special Or forty two issued this week
A brief item notes the release of P No. Two of Special Or fortytwo within the week, indicating an official issue or order by a governing body or agency. The text emphasizes timing and the designation of the document as part of a sequence.
Lyceum Plans Baseball and Track Teams At Nutley
Nutley Lyceum council outlines baseball and track programs with teams led by Vincent Kane. Tennis and basketball back on schedule with March 15 resumption. Senior and Junior squads field strong lineups led by McGinnity Kane Frobose and Breslin Gorman Brauskin Machette Link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley Lyceum
W. J. Horner
Thomas Crowley
John Gorman
Oscar Zi
James A. Kane
Etot
Jersey
Lyceum
Aes Eee
Vincent Kane
McGinnity
Kane
Frobose
McVeigh
Hockstrasser
Breslin
Gorman
Brauskin
Machette
Link
Boys at Camp Dix Seek Boxing Gloves for Training
Sol Metager of the Army Y M C A at Camp Dix asks The Sun to alert readers that the boys need boxing gloves, not money. They request 2 500 sets sent insured via parcels post to Sol Metager, Camp Dix, N J, to be distributed to the 78th Division Headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Metager
Camp Dix
the Sun
Sol R
Army Y
N. J
78Th Division
Elks Set Friday Night Entertainment Series
Natley Lodge of Elks began its March Friday night entertainments with cards and a pool match. A special committee led by C. B. Lliffe will direct each Friday for the rest of the month, followed by a new entertainment committee.
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Natley Lodge of Elks
C. B. Lliffe
R. W. Ballard
J. Guthrie
C. S. Kirkeby
N. A. Freeman
FE. H. Yerg
Woman's Club March Meeting Scheduled
A March gathering of the Woman's Club is set for the afternoon with officers to be announced and polls to open after 1 PM. The event underscores club activities and community engagement in the local area.
Hop per Avenue Residents Oppose Backyard Pigs
Sixteen Hop per Avenue residents urged the town to rescind a permit for a local back yard pig. They argued a nearby street had not been cleaned and protested the pig plan as United States Food Administration policy. The Board referred the dispute to Diebuegh for further handling. Assistant Health Officer Ralph Huttenloch reported five deaths and flour analysis findings.
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Hopper Avenue
Herb Hoover
United States Food Administration
Herb
Puetant Gans
Thet Street
Ralph Huttenloch
Comfort Kit Unit Organized by Nutley Red Cross
Nutley Chapter trustees authorize a Comfort Kit Unit with Mrs. Emil C. Miller named chair. She oversees a call for 300 jewelry bags and personal effects for hospitalized men, while organizing kits and gathering materials to support the chapter treasury. Communicate with Mrs. Miller for participation.
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RED Cross
Nutley Chapiter
A. R.C
Emil C. Miller
Hillside Suena
Miller
New Baseball Club Forms at Franklin A C
The Franklin A C forms a baseball team with 58 members and plans Spring activity. A Park Theatre program last Friday night raised funds to buy uniforms for the team. The squad aims to play at Park Oval this summer with a strong lineup from local talent.
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Franklin A. C
Fftyeight
Park Theatre
Oval
Mrs Cartie Wigg at 92 in Mes Rag ton Auld
Obituary brief notes the death of Mrs Cartie Wigg aged 92 in Mes Rag ton Auld with deat hdate not provided and a reference to a small bequest or token gift.
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Cartie Wigg
Ragton Auld
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Mr. Herd
ST. John, Slavik and
Cone Out
Church Men’s Club
Lyceum Entertainment
Crystal Lodge
T Patriotic Fund
M. S. Optical Corps
AMD
ELKS
Woman's Club
Hopper Ave
Mliam John D. Lynch
Orange
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