Parkway Memorial Plan Set With 75 Percent Vote Change
The Memorial Committee approved a Parkway project in Nutley with 75 percent support, extending from Chestnut Street to Kingsland along the river. It calls for 427 Norway maples and oaks, a bronze tablet, a memorial fund, a riverfront pathway, and individual tree markers at $75 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Street
Third River
Kingsland Iowa
Nutley Improvement Society
Parkway
Land Yond
Omy G. Prout
Frank B. Carland
Memorial parkway selection process outlined in January meeting
The selection followed elimination from initial memorial proposals discussed at a January meeting called by Mayor Exnil Dibietech. Suggestions were invited, with chairmen guiding sections in charge. As votes narrowed, most proposals were dropped, leaving a proposed trophy room or meeting place as a feature of the defeated plan discussed by trustees and committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exnil Dibietech
Womi Tees
William
Thay Beant
Likerry
Beawtife Shidown Lot the Kine and Red Panen
Fragmentary notice describes an undead revel event titled Beawtife Shidown. May date referenced as 2 Sentay, May. Readers should note the unclear OCR text limits precise details.
Soldiers and family notices from Camp Dix and France return
The report lists multiple servicemen connected to the First Division and others from Camp Dix. Entries note discharges, new civilian positions, homecomings, furloughs, and ongoing service. several names appear with addresses and hometowns as in a local military update column.
Men in Service Urged to Join American Legion
The temporary organization formed by war veterans led by Lt. Col. Theodore Roosevelt Jr. seeks to enroll discharged servicemen. Formed in Paris last Spring, the group aims to become permanent at its first national convention. State secretary George W. C. McCarter of Newark handles outreach. members urged to connect via state secretaries as they return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
American Legion
Diebitsch
Legion
Paris
George W. C. McCarter
Broad Street
Newark
Ec Legion
Ita
High School Boys Fall Again to Ridgewood
The High School boys were defeated by Ridgewood High for the second time this season, 142 to 0. Redmond contributed both runs for the locals while Hopper starred in the field. Morbelli pitched for Ridgewood with Redmond as the starter for the locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgewood
Ridgwood High
Redmond
Hopper
Ea Nutle Npson
F. Brown
Morbelli
P. Redmond
W. Ormabee
Dvner BR
Hillman
Shannon
Misher H. Smith
Aldrich A
State dog tax puzzles baffle Town Hall inquiries
Town Hall reports daily inquiries about the meaning of the state dog tax. The tax appears to charge a fee of 60 cents for the first item and increases for each additional dog, causing confusion among residents about its scope and application.
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Town Hall
Pew
Fund Refuses Aid to Salvation Army in Nutley Vote
Nutley scrips drive ends with about $50 000 still needed to reach the quota and a decision to deny Salvation Army appeals for $2 000. Committee cites lack of authority to use war funds, while Nutley Lodge proposes re voting and possible reallocation to social services or memorial upkeep. Delinquent subscriptions and fund expenses are being canvassed as the battalion plans a postdrive collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Matriotic Fund
Red Crown
Nutley Lodge of Fire
Patriotic Fund Committee
Mindlay
Social Service Bureau
Benjamin Hurd
Nutley Memorial Committee
Patriotic Fund
High School Head Dies After Four Month Illness
Arnold C Harwood principal of the High School and Park Grammar School died after a four month illness of influenza and pneumonia at St Marys Hospital Passaic He was thirty one born in Imlay City Michigan and a Olivet College graduate Funeral services were held at St Pauls Church and burial was at Cooperstown New Jersey
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Arnold C. Harwood
Mountainview Avenue
Park Grammar School
Weidlhomlay
St. Mary's Hospital
Passaic
Mr. Harwood
Imlay City
Ich
Olivet College
Lakewoodigh School
Prince of the High School
The
Arnold (. Harwood, Jr
Elizabeth FP. Harwood
Willard Harwood
St. Paul's Church
Cortlandt Butler
Presbyterian Church
Lakewood
Obituary: F W Pierson Dies at 83 in Newark Home
F W Pierson eighty three of 314 Chestnut street died at home early Thursday. Born in Elizabeth he moved to Newark years ago and lived there most of his life. Survived by wife and daughter Alice Bedell and Frank W Pierson of Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Pierson
Chestnut Street
Elizabeth
Mr. Pierson
Newark
Beelie
Alice Bedell
Frank W. Pierson
Sr. Ee Cance
Police Blotter Reports Arrests Thefts And Elections
On the police blotter Joe Davin of Margaret street aged forty five was arrested on a wife beating charge. Sentence was suspended by Recorder Post Monday. Auguste De Villeroy of Elm place reported a man who begged at her house earlier stole grass clippers. A red haired man wearing an Alpine hat and blue suit hunted by Patrolman Hach was not found. John Neller of Bank street Newheeon was found guilty and reprimanded for driving past a standing trolley on Franklin avenue. A bicycle stolen Monday by Ralph Raymond of Sylvan place was returned by a nearby boy and no complaint filed. Officers elected Thursday by the Patrolman’s Benevolent Association include President Thomas Murren Vice President Emil Werner Secretary Treasurer John Someracki and Sergeant at Arms Frank Jameson.
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Joe Davin
Margaret Street
Sergi
Jameson
Recorder Post
Auguste de Villeroy
Elm Place
Hach
John Neller
Bankstreet
Newhee
Franklin Avenue
Ralph Raymond
Sylvan Place
Patrolman’s Benevolent Association
Thomas Murren
Belleville Social Club Hosts Birthday Celebration
The Misses Rebecca and Dorothy Allen entertained the Alpha Social Club of Belleville for the birthdays of two members Misa Allen and Grace Potta. Guests included G. Welsh, Mamie Dodson, Essie Dodson, Nellie Matthew, Clark, Flossie Houston, Edna Brown, Percy Peterson and others from Belle Gatewood.
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Rebecca
Dorothy Allen
Alpha Social Club
Belleville
Misa Allen
Grace Potta
Amos
Mies G. Welsh
Glen Mamie Dodson
Essie Dodson
Mina Nellie Matthew
W . Clark
Atern
Bore
Mies
Mare Range
Don’t Blame the Mail Clerk for Careless Packets
An odd local notice explains mailroom caution in handling parcels. It cites that parcels wrapped and tied securely reach destinations, while postmasters instruct staff to exclude parcels that are not securely sealed or tied.
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Super Frank Drake
Mike
Towipie
WARTS RETURNING SOLDIERS SAILORS TO SIGN ROLL BOOK
Town Clerk Simeon Rium will purchase a call book to record all men who served in the War. The book will note unit, entry and exit times, and be ready next week. Local men Walter Gorman and others with the game division are expected home from Camp Dix and New York arrival near Friday.
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Suthente
Simeon Rium Fast
Walter Gorman
Gl2th
Camp Dix
Nutley
Carnotium
John Gorman
Benjamin Bruskin
Robert Williams
New York
France
Ming 1
Novel musical program appreciated by audience at Town Hall
The concert under Mme Cary Bensel and Mrs Charles Wildrick drew strong applause at Town Hall last Wednesday. Performers included Indian singer Oskeenon-ten, child violinist Hy Tashoff, Chinese soprano Sun Su, and accompanist Anne Tindale.
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Town Hall
Mme
Cary Bensel
Charles Wildrick
Field Club
Woman's Club
Madame Rensel
Singers’ Club
Aeolian Hall
Oskeenon-ten
Niagara Falls
Hy Tashoff
Vivaldiadez
Sun Su
Caryl Bensel
Crist
Anne Tindale
Oranges
Glen Ridge
Tragic Child Dies After Dress Fire At Home
Five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs William Murphy of 34 Grant Avenue died after her dress caught fire from a burning stick used by her brother. She was taken to St Marys Hospital Passaic and died early the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ettays
William Murphy
Grant Avenue
St. Mary’s Hospital
Passaic
Herring Names Noted With Manns Family Members
A fragment lists individuals Herring Jase Wortt and John Harris of Mrs Manns and her daughter Florence with references to Newark and Jersey City, followed by unclear terms. The text presents partial names and locations without a clear event or action.
Newark Man Robbed on Washington Avenue Near Peerless Inn
A Newark man was held up and robbed of 100 dollars in cash and two 60 dollar Liberty Bonds on Washington Avenue near the Peerless Inn. Police report three men from Orange and Newark were involved while May Templeton, 18, of Patterson appeared with bail later set for the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newarker
Peerless” Inn
Washington
Ltrant
Market Street
Newark
Lawrence
Hill Street
Orange
James Cedola
Central Avenue
Nutley
Week's Auto Mishaps On Denny Avenue and Highteleane
In denny avenue Highteleane Wednesday night William A. LaForge driving a Chevrolet collided with a James A. Hearn & Co delivery truck from New York. LaForge suffered a throat cut and head and arm injuries. Theodore Decker and John man of Brooklyn were unhurt. A second auto driven by Heller skidded and overturned on William street. Jessie Adams and Margaret Kennedy were injured and taken to Dr Whelan's office. the car was later driven home.
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Deving
Denny Avenue
Highteleane
Ednesday
William A. LaForge
James A. Hearn
Heller
Pregat Avenue
William Street
Jessie Adams
Twentieth Avenue
Paterson
IV. Whelan
Franklin Avenue
Jameson
Stager
Margaret Kennedy
George Roughgarden
Holman Street
Nutley Dust Up On Centre Street Car Quits With Witty Reply
A fragment describes a trolley encounter at the Centre Street and Franklin Avenue corner. A passenger jokes that any dust clouds signal Nutley has been hit, while a woman waves a handkerchief in mock gesture as the car swerves past.
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Centre Street
Franklin Avenue
Nutley
Candidate to Speak at St Pauls May 25
Dr. James S. Williamson of New Haven will speak at St. Pauls next Sunday May 25 as a candidate for the pastorate, invited by the Pastor's Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Williamson
New Haven
St. Paul's
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Case Co
Pongroy
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Charman Benjamin March
Frank HB. Cartland
Wan
the Sun
Dick Hoath, Jr
Raymond W. Symonds Ison
George W. Sy
Paul Nangioni
Hope Street
Oversene
Aailer
Harry McCann
Terrace Avenue
Milton Smith
Cathedral Avenue
Lionel Army
William Po Waleh
Edgar Oyler
Mere
Jathan Gyler
Friedland
Joan
118Th Infantry
Fred Windheim
Radnor
Alfred J. Bennett
Hy. Co
Litth Infantey
Harrison Street
Frandes
Burnham Douglas
Hawthorne Avenue
Conn
FUND
Elks Ask
Bank of Nutley
Alien
Huy
Marion
Alice Metch
Katherine V. Siee
George Gilbert
Ehanys
Anita Really
Washington School
Gertrude Leama
Park School
Frank Muni
That
Mihi ‘Szeeee
Washington Ave
Washington Avenue Place
Nere Pignateri
Woodley
Lyndhoret
May Templeton
Ellison Street
Pignatori’s
Zabite
Washington Avenue
Cedola
Templeton
Sutcliffe
Vlatt
Lyndhurst
Zabito
Antonia Morton
Washilace, Passe
Fempleton
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