Nutley School Discipline Criticized By County Chief
Oliver J. Morelock, Essex County Superintendent, urged Nutley Board of Education to curb insubordination at Nutley High School. He blamed lenient parenting and urged strict measures including removal for discipline problems. He also noted overcrowding at Park and Washington Schools and foreign pupil impacts on kindergarten and early grades.
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Ls County
Oliver J. Morelock
Board of Education
Morelock Callas
Boards of Education
Locsl
Nutley High School
Morelock
Park and Washington
Washington
Nutley High School Holds Preliminary Oratorical Contest
A Nutley High School preliminary oratorical contest was held Friday in Park School Auditorium. Winners were Lawrence Calkina first and Neville Pratt second. judges included Arthur B. Chase and Curtis E. Parish. Other participants were Alexander Roberson, Harry Yerg, Joseph Bangiola and Alexander Brewster.
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Nutley High School
Park School
Lawrence Calkina
Neville Pratt
Arthur B. Chase
New York
Curtis E. Parish
Easton Shaw
Edna Jones
Marguerite Eli Lougee
Alexander Robertson
Harry Yerg
Joseph Bangiola
Alexander Brewster
New Jersey
Central
South Side
Newark
Bayonne
Nutley
Paterson
Pisinfield
Peddie Institute
Pingre School
Rahway
Roseville
Summit
Glen Ridge
New Jersey Centre
Central High School
Chapel of Hamilton College
Nutley Progress Day Events Planned For June 20
The Organization Committee outlines a tentative schedule for Nutley's Progress Day on June 20. Morning activities include flag salute on the Park School Campus and athletic heats supervised by J. R. Beachler with adults invited. Afternoon features flag presentation to the library, finals of athletics, drills by local groups, a parade, and outdoor drama. Evening programs cover a county park dedication, fireworks, and dancing.
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Park School
J. R. Beachler
Daughters of Liberty
Stars and Stripes Council
First Battery
Vincent M. E. Church
Boy Scouts
New County
Former Nutley Boy Weds San Diego Girl
Announcement from Mr. and Mrs. Guy Edwards of Rutgers Place that their son Guy V. Edwards married Miss Thelma Hathaway on April 21 in San Diego California. The couple were wed at San Diego Presbyterian Church and hosted by Mrs. F W Stewart the bridegroom’s aunt. They will reside in San Diego.
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Guy Edwards
Rutgers Place
Guy V. Edwards
San Daego
Cal, Sun
Thelma Hathaway
San Deigo Presbyterian Church
F. W. Stewart
San Deigo
Board Recessed Into Executive Session After Brief Deliberations
A fragment from a meeting report shows the board adjourning to executive session following brief remarks about a guest of Mr. Longfelder. The record notes Morelock left the session as officials prepared to proceed with unspecified actions.
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Longfelder
Morelock
John Howe Named New Bank Head in Nutley Passaic Deal
John Howe and associates take over Peoples Bank and Trust Company Passaic in the Bank of Nutley. General Bird W Spencer resigns as Nutley bank president. William J Barg becomes vice president. Howe has been a Bank of Nutley director. severance described as friendly with ongoing business ties.
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John Howe
Peoples’ Bank and Trust Company
Passaic
Bank of Nutley
General Bird W. Spencer
On Tesday
Mr. Howe
William J. Barg
William F. Dittig
General Spencer
Nutley
Peoples’ Bank
Howe
Nutley Man Recovering From Injuries After Montreal Accident
R W Shefl er Jr of Nutley terrace who was struck by a skidding truck in Montreal five weeks ago has recovered from scarlet fever contracted in the hospital and expects to leave the institution in about two weeks. He has slight hip stiffness but no other ill effects and plans a home stay before returning to business.
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Rodolph W. Shefler, Jr
Nutley Terrace
Montreal
Sheilor
Businesa
MISS VOSSELER WEDS PHILIP DETTBLEBACH AT RECTORY
Miss Ethel Vosseler daughter of Mrs John J Vosseler Centre Street and Philip Dettlebach assistant superintendent of the Senneborn Oil works at Big Tree were married Tuesday at the rectory of the Reformed Church by Rev Milton Stauffer. Dr and Mrs Edward F Whelan witnessed the ceremony. The couple planned to marry Wednesday but chose a day earlier and left for a wedding trip to Baltimore Washington and Atlantic City. They will reside in Belleville after returning.
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Ethel Vosseler
John J. Vosseler
Centre Street
Philip Dettlebach
Senneborn
Big Tree
the Reformed Church
Milton Stauffer
Edward F. Whelan
Baltimore
Washington
Atlantic City
Belleville
Equal Suffrage Talk From An Unlikely Perspective
A Political Study faction of the Woman's Club will host a suffrage talk titled Equal Suffrage from the viewpoint of the anus. The event is set for Thursday afternoon at 3 15 in the clubhouse. The speaker plan is not yet definite.
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Woman’s Club
Nutley Improvement Society elects new officers
The Nutley Improvement Society held its largest annual meeting at the Woman's Club. Officers elected were President Mrs Edward P Montague Vice Presidents Mrs George B Philhower and Mrs Louis E Carman Secretary Mrs Harry L Fenton Treasurer Mrs A Middleton Slaughter and Federation Secretary Mrs William E Stebbins. A lecture by William T L Armstrong on The Garden in Relation to the House was given and Mosquito control measures including disinfectant burning and town waste management discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley Improvement Society
Woman’s Club
William T. L. Armstrong
Free Library
Rutgers Place
Edward P. Montague
George B. Philhower
Louis EH. Carman
Harry L. Fenton
A. Middleton Slaughter
Federation
Wiliam E. Stebbins
Nutley AC Opens Baseball Season Versus Irvington Tigers
The Nutley AC team opens this afternoon against the Irvington Tigers in a season laden with plans. Mayor Blum will pitch at 3 30 and Nutley’s pitcher will face Camptown in a nine inning clash as fans await action and home runs from the lineup.
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Nutley AC
Tigers
Irvington
Plania Thia
Blum
Walter Gorman
Nutley
Camptown
Stella Segnine and Clifford H Bishop wed in Newark
Miss Stella Segnine of Church street and Clifford H Bishop of East Orange were married Wednesday night in Newark by Rev. Alexander McGeorge. After a short wedding trip they will live on North Sixteenth Street East Orange.
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Stella Segnine
Church Street
Clifford
H. Bishop
East Orange
Newark
Alexander McGeorge
Summer. Avenue
Mra. Bishop
St. North Sixteenth Atreat
Start Fund to Make Rutgers College Co-ed Initiatives
The article notes a community drive in Nutley to fund co-education at Rutgers College in New Brunswick. A subscription list is organized by a committee of local women raising one dollar contributions, with amounts from several clubs and individuals listed including Mrs. H. M. Libby and Mrs. P. A. Prior as signatories and chair.
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Start Fund
Rutgers College
New Brunswick
Woman’s Public School
Woman’ S Club
Kimaley
The
Nutley Sun
J. D. Little
Z A. Prout
H. M. Libby
P. A. Prior
W. J. Kinsley
Suit of Mrs Schmidt Seeks Separation and Alimony
Mrs. Alice W Schmidt former Grant avenue seeks separation and alimony from husband John A Schmidt in New York Supreme Court. She claims cruelty and cites threats jealousy and forced administration of an obesity medicine. She says alimony of 150 dollars monthly is insufficient for her ill son and notes Schmidt's 11000 dollar income as a cotton broker.
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Alice W. Schmidt
Grant Avenue
John A. Schmidt
Supreme Court
New York City
Schmidt
Riverside Drive
Cohalan
Notley
Tots Go Trolleying In Paterson Rescue
Chief Sutcliffe removed three year old Michele Greggo and four year old Annis Gragge from a Paterson trolley on Chestnut street after learning from Big Tree car barns that the children were aboard and unaware of their destination. Parents were found in Newark. the children had boarded at Pennsylvania Station in Newark.
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Sutcliffe
Michele Greggo
Annis Gragge
Paterson
Chestnut Street
Big Tree
Newark
Pennsylvania Station
Bride-to-be Elsie Searle feted by Passaic Glee Club
Miss Elsie Searle, a Passaic Glee Club member, received a linen shower Tuesday evening at her Franklin Avenue home showcasing community support ahead of her upcoming wedding.
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Elsie. Searle
Passaic Glee Club
Frankisn Avenue
Homecoming for Lydia Wiemann After Seattle Visit
Lydia Wiemann daughter of Mr and Mrs John Wiemann of Center Street has spent four years in Seattle Washington returning home soon. She is expected to arrive in the near future after her long stay in the northwest city.
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Misa Lydia Wiemann
John Wiemann
Center Street
Seattle
Wash
Removed To Brooklyn Mr and Mrs Otis Lent Move
Mr and Mrs Otis Lent of Prospect Street have moved to Brooklyn in a brief society notice.
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Brooklyn
Prospect.Street
Measles Epidemic Recedes and School Openings Planned
The measles outbreak that gripped parts of the town last month has abated. Yantacaw School, closed for two weeks, will reopen Monday morning. Park School kindergarten, shut as a precaution, will likely reopen, though if safety concerns arise it may stay closed longer. The Board of Education adopted a rule allowing the superintendent to close classrooms on written medical inspector statements noting two cases within the incubation period. Dr Jackson noted the second case often follows the first and spreading.
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Yantacaw
Park School
Jackson
Board of Education
Local Nutley Women to Attend State Convention
A delegation of Nutley women from four federated clubs will travel to Asbury Park for a three day New Jersey State Federation convention at the First Baptist Church. Attendees include Mrs. George Walcott, Mrs. J B Applegate, Mrs. W J Kinsley, and others. speakers include Dr Catherine Bement Davis and Dr Florence Richard. Special hotel rates and a Metropolitan headquarters will be provided. trains depart Market Street at 9.27, 11.35 and 12.57 AM.
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Nutley
Asbury Park
New Jersey
Federation
First Baptist
George Walcott
J.B. Applegate
The
Improvement Society
W. J. Kinsley
H. G. Proa
A. L. van Winkie
A. B. Proal
Joseph D. Little
Woman’s Club
A. M. Slaughter
Perley A. Prior
RB. J. M. Chase
Mary Hawiey
Public School Auxiliary
Catherine_ ‘Bement Davis
Henry
Williama
Metropolitan
Park
Market Street
Pennsylvania
Elm Spraying Starts Soon by Shade Tree Commission
The Shade Tree Commission announced it will begin spraying elms around the fifteenth of the month. Property owners wanting private elm spraying at cost should notify Secretary E. L. Broadbent before the start date. special work beyond the regular schedule will incur extra charges.
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Shade Tree Commission
Commission
E. L. Broadbent
Berg Heads Nutley Field Club Board of Governors
The Nutley Field Club elected William J. Berg Louis E Carman Dr George W Mead W Carroll Diamond Emile A Taucharit and Joseph G Lamb to its Board of Governors. They chose Berg as president Carman as treasurer and Mead as secretary.
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Nutley Field Club
Ita
William J. Berg
Louis £. Carman
George W. Mead
W. Carroll Diamond
Emile A.taucharit
Joseph G. Lamb
Berg
Carman
Mead
Homecoming of Former Mayor Thomas Brown from Southwest
Former mayor Thomas Brown returns home after months away in Colorado. He traveled through the Southwest visiting several figures including Henry M. Whitfield and others in El Paso Texas and across the region.
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Thomas
Brown
Colorado
Southwest
Assensor Ang Mra
Henry M. Whitfield
el Paso
Tex
Nutley
Texas
Cal- Hornia
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Nutley Boy
San Diego
Cal
Bank of
WM. J. Berg
R. W. Shefler JR
Miss Vosseler
Nutley Boys
Irvington Tigers
Tigers Nutley A. C
Sea Ee
Pavey Lange
Suiggle Wee
Will Gorman Gann
Ae - Ib
Blum Demmer
Walt Gorman Arnold
Wildermap el Nagro Ene Aass
Freeman Coombs
Henry Peaman
Baer, Barmore
P Simpson
Gailing
Park Kindergarten
MR. Berg
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