Heights Hears Weigh and Measure Plan for Babies
A local commission endorses weighing and measuring all babies under five, with costs to be determined before approval. Humbert Street residents debate curb to curb pavement, while a seven year fire service exemption is granted to William L. Jones. A Montclair real estate man complains about Bloomfield Avenue during a Passaic trip. issue referred to engineering.
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William L. Jones
Cook
Frank Hughes
Montclair
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Passaic
Engineering Department
Hotel Man Dies After One Day Illness
George M. Gray proprietor of the Central Hotel on Chestnut Street died at a Newark private hospital after a one day illness. He was fifty three, survived by his wife and two children from a previous marriage. Mrs. Gray will continue the hotel business.
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Central Hotel
Chestnut Street
Newark
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Geenaeek
Elks
Ate
Christian Science Society Leases New Headquarters
The Nutley Christian Science Society, meeting in the Connolly Building on Highfield Lane, has leased the Post Office Building’s reading room after June first for meetings and use.
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Christian Science Society
Nutley Christian Science Bocket
Connolly
Highfield Lane
Asem
Post Office
Choir of Reformed Church Plans Entertainment Social Event
The choir members of the Reformed Church announce an upcoming social event featuring entertainment. They aim to showcase musical selections and foster community fellowship among attendees. Proceeds support church activities.
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Choir of the Reformed Church
Patriot Week Events At Park Oval And Park Theatre
The notice lists Patriot Fund Week activities across Nutley with Park Oval events including moving pictures at Park Theatre from 3 to 11 PM on May 27 and a Playground Festival at Park Oval on May 29. Governor Edge visits Nutley at 1.30 PM on Thursday.
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Park Oval
Moving Pictures
Park Theatre
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Playground Festival Park Oval
Red Creas Bazaar Park
Mx Lee
Governor Edge
Nutley
Local boys expect to go overseas today
A large group of Camp Dix men, including many from this town, are told to be ready to leave camp today or tomorrow. Rumors point to overseas duty in France, with some having served only weeks and others six months. Tags and orders indicate a long trip, though exact details remain undisclosed until mid next week.
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Camp Dix
France
Nutley
Belleville
Camp Beween
First Airplane Mail Carrier Flies Philadelphia to Washington
Lieutenant Clark Edgerton, Nutley native and son of James A. Edgerton, piloted the first post office aerial mail run from Philadelphia to Washington. He studied at Princeton and trained at Ellington Field, Houston. The flight began after Lieutenant Torrey H. Webb left New York at 11 30, delivering the first air mail to Philadelphia. Edgerton landed in Washington at 2 50. The Passaic first letter bore three seven cent stamps and air route markings. Nutley has yet to receive a letter sent by air.
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Clark Edgerton
Philadelphia
Washington
James A. Edgerton
Postoffice Department
Princeton
Ellington Field
Houston
Tex
Edgerton
Torrey H. Webb
Leavin
New York
Carri
Passaic
C. M. Halliday
Lawyers
Nutley
Nutley Red Cross reports record April shipments
The Nutley Chapter A R C reports April production and shipment totals with 22,383 surgical dressings, 614 hospital garments, 553 hospital supplies, 227 knitted items, and 30 comfort kits produced. Shipments to Division Headquarters total 24,226 articles. Nutley boys heading to camp received 25 sweaters 25 mufflers 25 pairs socks 52 wristlets 26 comfort kits 26.
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Nutley
A. R.C
Former Teachers Engaged to Marry in Vermont
The engagement of Miss Marion Thomas, a Nutey Private School former teacher for three years, to Donovan Jones, principal of Eweex Junior Senior High School in Basex Vermont, was announced at an Alpha Xi Delta banquet.
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Nutley plans patriotic fund week events and parades
Town readies a major Patriotic Fund celebration with a 1:30 town service, a 2:00 whistle, and baseball games featuring the Franklin Suatiers and Lyceum Big Team. Mayor introduces Assemblyman Bostock, Camp Merritt team plays, and a large religious service follows at Park Oval.
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Simon Brem
Townen
Franklin Suatiers
Franklins
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Woodruff
Kirk
Bruskin
Mackay
McDonald
McGinnity
Marshall
Lyceum
Gorman
MacDonald
Dunleavy
Ditman
Breslin
Cianti
Sitgreaves
Hickey
Grube
Hochstrasser
Doc Hood
Belleville
Boy Scouts
Harry Kane
Bostock
Ash
Camp Merritt
Kane
Henry
Hoelzel
Blum
Uxton
Finn
Keyser
Lawrence
Simpson
Harry Bird
George Blackwell
Edward 8. Blackwell
Joseph Blum
Walter Fairbrother
Johnson Foy
John Herron
W. J. Horner
Pf. P. iLahens
Co. W. Lichenstern
Henry Meyer
FE. G. B. Miller
G. B. Philhower
Paul Rigo
Horace Tantum
Espenny Regesenen
Fourth Letter in New Patriot Fund Drive
A wartime appeal urges continued Red Cross support to fund the war effort. It highlights Red Cross work, veteran rehabilitation, and aiding dependents, with calls to sustain donations and mobilize home front backing.
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NEW Patriotic Fund
Soth birthday celebrated at Wisner home
Mrs. John Meyerhols marked her sixtieth birthday last Sunday at her son William Meyerhols home on Center Street. The family notes she has farms near Wisner Nebraska and is in good health.
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John Meyerhols
William Meyerhols
Center Street
Wisner
Carter cited in divorce suit linked to blackmail case
Mrs. Metta A. Farrington files suit in Trenton naming six co respondents against Dr. Frederick J. Ington while Bennett C. Carter, a private detective, is convicted in Federal Court of using the mails to blackmail. The case centers on an alleged blackmail attempt involving a railroad meeting between Dr. Farrington and Mrs. Dodge. Judge Davia defers Carter's sentence to June 3. The Farringtons wed in April 1909 at Tuckerton. Custody and support asked for their two children.
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Metta A. Farrington
Trenton
Frederick J. Ington
Franklin Avenue
Bennett C. Carter
Kingsland Road
Federal District Court
Farrington
Carter
William H
Montclair
Dodge
General Greene to Speak Tomorrow at Grace Church
General Francis Vinton Greene, famed army officer and West Point graduate, will address Grace Church at 1 o'clock tomorrow as part of the second monthly Patriotic Sunday. Greene served in the Russo Turkish War as a Russian military attache and led a division in the Philippines during the Spanish American War, later authoring works on military matters.
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Grace Church
Francis Vinton Greene
West Point
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Nutley visit by Governor's party on May Day
The Mattalies total strength reaches 313. The Nutley Battalion will host the Governor and staff during the May Day visit. This official notice is signed by Captain John B. Applegate of the National Guard.
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Mattalies
Se Cnal
Nutley
Manitoallg
John B. Applegate
National Guard
Battalion Bulletin on May 1918 Activities and Enlistments
The report details Battalion events including a lecture on Machine Guns and Gas Masks by Lieut Weld Arnold at Nutiey Field Club, a Church Parade on May 26, and uniforms for the parade. It lists subscrip tion totals, new enlistments, and promising bandsmen, with notices of marriages and interior duty instruction.
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Weld Arnold
Nutiey
Witherall
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