Mosquito Extermination Drive Aids Nutley Fight
Nutley mobilizes against mosquitoes with local cleanup and ditching urged by Board of Health. State entomologist Professor John B. Smith explains salt marsh varieties and local breeding spots, with 200 budget and notices to owners guiding removal of breeding sites.
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Total Board of Health
John B. Smith
Town Hall
Professor Smith
Smith
Board of Health
James L. Miller
Bloomfield Avenue
Cueman Avenue
Vreeland
Kingsland Street
Xray Works
Great Bear Creek
Erie
Kingland Paper Mills
West Nutley Station
Passaic Avenue
Rutgers Place
Kingslan’s Pond
Rauch
Miller
George Hawksworth
E. P. Whalen
Whalen
Brahme
Avondale Road
Boards of Health
Seven-Year-Old Boy Disappears Then Reappears in New York
A seven year old boy vanished from Church street Nutley on Thursday morning and after eluding police he turned up the next day at his father’s home in New York. Warren Howe had been boarding with Mr. and Mrs. Sargeant on Church street for health reasons. He carried five dollars to pay a bill when last seen and was later found wandering Nutley Passaic and Newark before arriving at his New York home.
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Church Street
Nutley
Hin
New York
Warren Howe
John Sargeant
Bloomfield Avenue
Landau & Howe, Civil Engineers
Broadway
Sargents
Passaic
Newark
Epworth League Hosts 53rd Anniversary Party for Nelsons
A donation party at Passaic avenue home honors Rev William C Nelson and Mrs Nelson on their fifty third wedding anniversary. Epworth League members present include Dr Warren L Hoagland Rev Elam Garton and many local parishioners. A purse and flowers were given as congratulations.
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Epworth League
The
Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church
William C. Nelson
Nelson
Passaic Avenue
Warren L. Hoagland
Elam M.garton
Nutley Church
Warren L Hoagland
Elam Garton
Kearny
N. J
Joseph Mutch
Abner Rutan
L. H. Rowan
B. Vroom
Samuel H. DeVausney
Milly
Lucy
Madeline DeVausney
Charles Warren
Helen Busby
Helen Lindstrom
George W. Symonds
Frances Symonds
Martin Ratan
Abram Stager
Margaret Albert
Josie Stirratt
Misa Ray Eagleson
Dorothy Vroom
Alfred Lindstrom
Henry Vieeland
Rayond van
Nutley High Baseball Wins at Caldwell and Rutherford
Nutley High School baseball team defeated Caldwell 6 4 in Caldwell after visiting yesterday. The Nutley squad then beat Rutherford 9 8 in eight innings on Tuesday. Tomorrow they travel to Clifton for a Park grounds game.
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Nutley High School
Caldwell
Nutley Boys
Rutherford
St. Pauls Brotherhood to Hold Monthly Dinner
After its monthly meeting St. Pauls Brotherhood will host a dinner and hear Professor F M Petterson of the College of the City of New York speak Thursday night on The Swords of Ancient Japan.
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St. Paul's Brotherhood
F. M. Petterson
College of the City of New York
Japan
Middy Dance for West Nutley Members at Fortnightly Club
The West Nutley Country Club hosts a Middy Dance at the Fortnightly Clubhouse on Friday night May 26. Ladies wear Middy suits and gentlemen blue serge coats with light trousers for the event.
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West Nutley
Joi en Parle Francais Farce At Vincent M. E. Church
The Ladies Aid Society presents a one act farce titled Joi en Parle Francais on Thursday night June 1 at the Vincent M. E. Church. Proceeds go to the church building fund.
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Vincent M. E
Ladies’ Aid Society
Charges Against Councilman Prompt Local Investigation
Keyser and Corb, town plumbers, accuse Councilman Matthew J. Callahan of illegal town work and seek formal inquiry. The letter claims Callahan did plumbing for the town, valued under $125, and details jobs at Avondale Hose House and Town Hall. The matter was referred to the Legal Committee, with calls for a thorough grand jury review if needed.
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Keyser & Cork
Matthew J. Callahan
Callahan
John Mutch
Legal Committee
Arthur R. Carr
Carr
Mutch
George J. Keyser
Avondale
Harry F. Corb
Keyser & Corb
Grand Jury
Nutley men fined for driving without lights
Gerard Fraenzi of Nutley William Eckhart of Wallington and John Hanshberg of Newark paid 2.50 each into Nutley town treasury Tuesday night for driving through the town without lights on their vehicles.
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Gerard Fraenzi
Nutley
William Eckhart
Wallington
John Hanshberg
Newark Street
Newark
Diiarrea
Town Council Tackles Cleanup and Street Work
The Nutley town council authorized cleaning around the old pumping house on Vreeland avenue to curb mosquito breeding and make it presentable. They also discussed sidewalk lines on Church street and protection bars on Centre street, with a tied vote decided by the Mayor against changing contract terms.
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Church Street
John Hanily
Centre Street
Parry
Reformed Church
Stephen Cieman
Public. Service Corporation
Washington’ Avenue
Hancox Street
Carr
Callahan
Board of Education
Sutcliffe
Highfield Lane
North Road
Washington Avenue
Telford
Weischedel
Rusby
Franklin Avenue
Weiséhedel
Callahani
Chase
Hillside Avenue
Chestnut Street
Weather promises oiling Nutley streets within week
Mayor John P. Luis says warm weather will allow oiling Nutley streets within a week. Councilman John Mutch secures a Moorestown contractor to spread Asphaltine at about 1 1/8 cents per square yard. A special wagon will spray the heated oil into the roadbed for better coverage.
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John P. Luis
Nutley
John Mutch
Moorestown
Algo
Funeral of Young Fire Victim George M Stager
Grief filled a Belleville funeral for 17 year old George M Stager of the National Fireworks factory as relatives, friends, and a Sunday School class followed the hearse. Rev Warren L Hoagland led the service at the dead boy s parents Franklin Avenue home, with six uncles as pallbearers and a Park School tribute from Stager s sister s seventh grade class.
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George M. Stager
Ini
National Fireworks Factory
In. Belle‘ville
Warren L. Hoagland
Vincent M. E. Church
Lewis
Stager
Franklin ‘Avenue
Young Stager
Park School
Commuters See Girl 0001 Alleged Admirer’s Ardor
A young woman on the 6 55 Erie train to New York on Monday morning slapped a man beside her and again as he stood. The man, a well known Prospect street resident, was accused of annoying her. The woman, a Nutley rider though not local, came from further up the line.
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New York
Prospect
Nutley
Fire at Blair residence causes minor damage
About $250 damage resulted from a fire that started in a second floor closet of Samuel E. Blair at 656 Centre Street Thursday morning. The closet adjoined the chimney and may have been the source. A garden hose helped control the flames before firefighters from Yantacaw and Avondale arrived.
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Samuel E. Blair
Centre Street
Earle
Blair
Yantacaw
Avondale
Local Street Committee Bills and Payments Record
Refer to the Street Committee and Town Engineer for bills paid. Items include Wilson Motor Car Co. 15.00, New York Jelenaben 66. 23.10, Pidetity- 59025.00, Jebo Perkins 8.25, N. Stafford Co. 18.00.
Nutley Baseball Game At Park Grounds Preview
Nutley A Gee Nets verses Bergen field club at the Park Grounds on Sunday afternoon. The Essex Club near River Road will provide the lineup with Mindley and Sandy Nutley in the mix. Last Saturday Watesssing Blues defeated Wateresé 10 to 2.
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Thes Nutley A. Geen
Bergen
Cai Rey Blues
Neve
Mindley
Plant Exchange Meeting Hears Hulland Mis Details
The event outlines a plant exchange planned by local horticulturists including Hulland and Mis. Officials note a 20 percent participation goal and discuss swap logistics, timing, and venue arrangements.
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Skeeters
Clifton Boys
Parce For Building
Scorso
Council
Washington Ave
Hancox St
S. Ardor
F. If
Malanne
Park
Belleville
Boonton
Sandy Nutley
Plant Exchange Ee
Meee Js Hares Hulland Mis
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