Board discusses teacher hiring and resignations in Monday meeting
The Board of Education reviewed hiring methods and accepted resignations of three teachers in the Washington building for salary disputes. Trustees debated notices to non wanted staff and agreed to simultaneous requests to both retained and departing teachers. Several resignations followed, including Eva Phillips Sarah Cook and Henrietta Jahn, with Terese Curran moving to Newark.
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Board of Education
Marion
Washington
Arthur B
Eva V. D. Phillips
Sarah M. Cook
Henrietta Jahn
Terese Curran
Yantacaw School
Newark
Mise Cook
Mise Phillips
Returning soldiers seek local employment assistance drive
The town’s Employment Committee lists members H W St John G A Hill N O Lindstrom Philip Jannarone J F Carland Alpheus Geer Ensign Walter Morgan Major R F E Brumbaugh and others. Soldiers abroad from Hawthorne Avenue to Centre Street are named with furloughs and expected returns from France and Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. St. John
Edgewood Avenue
G. A. Hill
Vreeland Avenue
N. O. Lindstrom
High Street
Philip Jannarone
Harrison Street
J. F. B. Carland
Satterthwaite Avenue
Jack Walsh
Centre Street
John Feltus
Terrace Avenue
France
Grenoble
Checking Up Collections Of Missing George Gauld
Andrew T Wickham of Newark New York investigated George Gauld of Kingsland Street after Gauld delivered tops worth 156 dollars to the shrubbery firm. Gauld sent 501 dollars to the company. Gauld is said to have traveled to Canada Bloomfield and Scotland. Wickham denies any personal connection beyond a company inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew T. Wickham
Newark
N. Y
George Gauld
Kingsland Street
Gauld
Canada
Bloomfield
Scotland
Wickham
Lefferts Drug Store Sold to Clyde W. Heberling
Henry T. Lefferts of Passaic and Notley avenues sold his drug business and building to Clyde W. Heberling. Heberling had run a Newark Sixth Avenue drugstore for about five years and spent the past four years in the Lefferts property trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry T. Lefferts
Passaic and
Notley Avenues
Clyde W. Heberling
Sixth Avenue
Newark
Nutley Victory Loan drive falls short of quota
Nutley HQ reports 460 subscribers totaling 145000 respondents say the Victory Loan quota is 295900 with most sums small Two German helmets prize contests announced to spur last week of drive Subscriptions accepted at the Bank of Nutley payments at ten percent now and balance on May 20 for interest start Battalion Day totals 127000proceedings aimed at finishing drive.
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Nutley
Bank of Nutley
Coblen
Paria
Battilion
Editorial warns on merging Militia Reserve in New Jersey
The Newark Evening News argues against dissolving the Militia Reserve into a permanent joint force with the National Guard. It cautions that parallel state and federal organizations could spark rivalry and that the Reserve should remain as a distinct, permanent component under the Adjutant General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Newark Evening News
National
Elks Organize to Aid Reconstruction Program
The Order of Elks forms Soldiers' Friend Committees in each lodge to cooperate with the Federal Board for Vocational Education. They aim to reeducate disabled soldiers sailors and marines through trades and professions. Elks funds will assist wounded men not covered by federal programs, ensuring access to vocational training and support.
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Order of Elks
New Feld
Elk’s Lodge
Soldiers’ Friend
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Elks
War Risk Insurance Board
Elks Fund
Memorial Committee Plans May 12 Vote on War Memorial
The Memorial Committee schedules a May 12 meeting to decide the memorial for war service. A 75 percent turnout of present members is required for final approval, with full discussion on who should be named.
Chewing Superintendent's Finger Costs Foreman $33
Frank Tarrantino was arrested on Mark Dunn's complaint after a quarrel in Lobsits led to a confrontation and a cost of $33 for the foreman caused by the superintendent's action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tarrantino
Mark Dunn
Lobsits
Unusual Musicians on Program for May 14
Nutley prepares a Gala Public Concert in Town Hall on Wednesday May 14 featuring Mme Caryl Bensel, a noted New York concert artist, with Osk e non ton the Indian chief performing English songs in native costume. The program includes his act from The Book of Job and a humorous scene about a Chinese mother entertaining her children.
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Nutley
Bees
Town Hall
Caryl Bensel
C. W. Wildrick
New York
Stewart En Ceee
Victory Celebration Dance Opens Newark Event for Soldiers
Local women aid the first Victory Celebration Dance at the First Regiment Armory Newark. The War Community Service committee invites Newark and visiting servicemen with free refreshments and entertainment through July or longer if needed. The floor stayed busy despite weather. organizers list several local women volunteers.
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LOCAL
Women Aid
FIRST
First Regiment
Newark
War Community Service
Gartner
Fragmentary note on a shoe item inquiry
The readable portion hints at a search or inquiry about a shoe item but details are unclear. No dates or names are legible.
Road resurfacing planned for Kingsland Street project
Nutley and the State Highway Commission will split the $3,600.70 asphalt paving on Kingsland Street between Passaic and Washington avenues. Jannarone Contracting Co. awarded the job by the Board of Commissioners after earlier traffic complaints.
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Kingsland Street
Passaic
Washington
Nutley
State Highway Commission
Jannarone Contracting Company
Board of Commissioners
Washington Avenue
Town Line
Trafic
Newark
Paterson
Town Road Department
Emil Mebitach
Field Club elects new president and board member
D. Anthony Sina was reelected president at the final meeting Wednesday night. W. Colpitta was elected to succeed as a board member, succeeding Young whose term ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Anthony Sina
W. Colpitta
Young
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Supt
Reachler
Geirg
Albert E Howe
Tantacaw School
Alpheus M. Geer
Tennis Place
Oxford
Ensign Walter G. Ho Rgan
Church Street
Rotterdam
U.S. S. Newburg
Corporal Burnham Douglas
Government Hospital
New Haven
Hawthorne Avenue
Paul Picharello
Camp Gordon, Ga
Sarees Pearce
Williams
Nairnene
Genet
Tracey Wood
Camp Mills
A. C. Rutan
Brookway
R. F E. Brumbaugh
Marine Corps
Ruth Brumbaugh
Elmace
Rose Walsh
William P. Walsh
Medical Department
Grenville Richmond
Transportation Department of the Red Cross
New Amsterdam
Trattalion A
N.J.S.M.R
the State Militia
Elks Organize
Omg
Lyceum
St. Mary’s Hall
Rose Valley
Liit
Margaret Tuite
Catherine Seaine
Simon
Blum James Reilly
Frances X. McCabe
John McCluskey
Dewey Strauss
Joseph Oe
William Enright
Aaron Rackon
Quinn
Charles Donaldson Weiames
Westlake
Mr. Westlake
Misses
Lucille Sauter
Helen Martel
Tillie Auerbach
Agnes Connelly
May Rose
Elsie Smith
Palmer
John Dolan
John Frobose
Arthur Stroba
William Heike
Rudolph Ullrich
Frank Hu
Safe Cabinet Company
Eliot N. Smith
Park Avenues
Washington Avenues
Simon Blum
Salvatore Guardelibeni
Lodi
Towsom Sineer
Ralph L. Huttentoch
Bille
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