Nutley Board Rejects Trade Body Payroll Proposals
Nutley Board of Commissioners reviewed the Board of Trade payroll study comparing Nutley and Ridgewood salaries. They defended current spending, argued Nutley provides more services for less money, and rejected creating an engineering department and abolishing town office fees. Several appointments were made, and complaints about street conditions and taxes were raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Ridgewood
Board of Commissioners
Catt
Natley
Nutley
the Sun
Emil Diebitsch
William H. Arnold
W. J.kinsley
Col. H. G. Prout
Nutley Club Women to Hold Joint Meeting
Four local federal clubs meet at the Woman's Clubhouse Chestnut street Tuesday afternoon to hear reports from the State Federation at Atlantic City. Twelve delegates review convention work and welcome Mrs Charles W Stockton state president and Mrs Arthur B Proat new vice president at large with addresses.
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Nutley
Woman’s Club
Public School “Auxiliary
Improvement Society
Woman's Clubhouse
Chestnut Street
State Federation
Atlantic City
Charles W. Stockton
Arthur—B. Proat
Change in Cast Delays Town Hall Play Tom Dick and Harry
Stuart Edgar withdraws from Guy Edwards three act comedy at Town Hall delaying the June 1 opening to June 5. Frederick LeDuke steps in as professional actor and coach to lead the cast after Edgar leaves due to business pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Edgar
Guy Edwards
Tom, Dick and
Harry
Town Hall
Edger
Frederick LeDuke
Dancing Class to Continue Meetings This Spring
Juan Aldez’s dancing class will meet at Masonic Hall on the fourth Thursday of each month through spring. The first session is May 27 under the new schedule with negligee dress. Attendees pay fifty cents per night for 9 to 12, with orchestral music and Miss Edith Cavanaugh assisting.
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Juan Aldez
Masonic Hall
Edith Cavanaugh
Aldez
Plants Planted to Rehabilitate Erie Cut East of Nutley
About 1 850 shrubs and vines were planted in the Erie cut east of Nutley Station by the Improvement Society funded by popular subscription led by William J Kinsley and Mrs C M Weimer. Clean-up day drew four teams over two days to clear rubbish from curb lines.
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Erie
Nutley Station
Improvement Society
William J.kinsley
C. M. Weimer
Battalion of Vincent Church Hikes to Mountainview Memorial Day
The Battalion of Vincent Church plans a co educational hike on Memorial Day. The group will travel by trolley to Mountainview and proceed on a hike from there toward Sin gac.
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Vincent ‘Church
Mountainview
Memorial Day
Singac
Sign and Pole Permits Granted On City Blocks
The board referred a property matter to the Board of Assessors. Permission was granted to Thomas H. Ritchie of Franklin Avenue to erect an electric sign over the sidewalk and to Patsy Ritacco to place a barber pole in front of his Park Avenue shop.
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Board of Assessors
Thomas H. Ritchie
Franklin Avenue
Park Avenue
Patsy Ritacco
Fire Company Elections Reported in Two Hose Units
Walter F. Ormabee, secretary of the fire department, reported officers elected by Hose Company No. One and No. Two. No. One elected foreman W. L. Jones, assistant Joseph Reilly, secretary Albert Weischedel. No. Two chose foreman Harry Cueman, assistant W. F. Ormsbee, secretary E. T. Humphrey. John Gillman was elected to replace Theodore Gillman in the latter company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Hose Company
W. L. Jones
Joseph Reilly
Albert Weischedel
Harry Cueman
W. F. Ormsbee
E. T. Humphrey
John Gillman
Theodore Gillman
Hoeber Memorial Will Be Shelf of Volumes on Art
Nutley officials and artists discuss a memorial to the late Arthur Hoeber. A shelf of art volumes for the Free Public Library, designed with a hanging Hoeber portrait, would replace the original gallery idea. Auctions of Nutley and former residents’ works will fund a Hoeber piece and the shelf, with an artist committee overseeing the plan.
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Hoeber
Arthur ‘Hoeber
Earl Stetson Crawford
Francis I. Bennett
Henry W. Goodrich
Henry G. Prout
Henry M. Libby
Nutley
Players’ Club
William T.L. ‘Armstrong
Board of Commissioners
County Park Commission
Vreeland
Existance
Edgars Celebrate Steward Avenue Nuptials Among East Orange Guests
Miss Louise Huntington Edgar daughter of Mrs Howard Edgar of Stewart avenue wed Runyon Colie son of Mr and Mrs Edward M Colie of Prospect Street East Orange in a ceremony at the bride’s home. Rev Dr Cornelius Brett officiated. The couple will honeymoon then spend summer at the Edgar home with Nutley guests present.
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Louise Huntington ‘Edgar
Howard Edgar
Stewart Avenue
Runyon Colie
Edward M. Colie
Prospect Street
East Orange
Cornelius Brett
Bergen Reformed Church
Jersey City
Stuart Edgar
Edgar
Frederic R. Colie
Eleanor Manville Weds LeRoy Wood of Naugatuck
Word reaches Nutley of the marriage of Eleanor Manville daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Manville of Naugatuck Connecticut and LeRoy Wood. For months he has lived in Akron Ohio where the couple will reside after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
Eleanor Manville
Charles Manville
Naugatuck, Conn
LeRoy Wood
Akron, C
Marriage of Miss Marie Stewart to Donald McFerran
The couple from Council Bluffs Je will wed on the evening of June 5 at Council Bluffs. Miss Stewart is a niece of Mrs. Otto Bluhm of Whitford spence.
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Marie Stewart
Donald McFerran
Council Bluffs, Je
Council Bluffs
Misa Stewart
Mra
Otto Bluhm
Whitford Spence
Marathon Bride Visits Nutley Couple Then On To Philadelphia
Mr Earl Keyser of Marathon New York formerly Nutley visited Mr and Mrs George Keyser of Brookline Avenue Monday. He was accompanied by his bride a Marathon girl and the couple went to Philadelphia for a short stay before returning home.
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Earl Keyser
Marathon
N. Y
Nutley
George Keyser
Brookline Avenue
Philadelphia
Crystal Lodge Hosts Dance for 20th Anniversary
More than 200 guests attended Crystal Lodge Knights of Pythias event at Masonic Hall Tuesday night marking the lodge’s twentieth anniversary and new lodge room occupation. William H. Parry spoke, followed by a lodge orchestra performance and a dance. Magician, monologist, and impersonator provided outside entertainment with Edward F. Duggan on the piano.
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Crystal Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Masonic Hall
Wiliam H. Parry
Edward F. Duggan
John Mutch
William J. Housby
Albert Howe
James M. Vreeland
Charles W. Stager
Harry H. Stager
Mr. Vreeland
H.fred Bants
May Contest Removal From Chief's Office
Friends of Fire Chief Bross expect he will contest his deposition as chief of the department in the courts. Louis Gehring was appointed to the position Monday night by the Board of Commissioners after the meeting. Bross declined to state his intended course when contacted yesterday.
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Lefferts
Shepard
Carr
Blam
Andrew Fleming
Board of Health
John Eagleson
Louis Gehring
Fire Department
Alonzo Bross
Wesley Sitgreaves
Nutley Planing Mill Co
Parkway
N. F. Gillingham
Melrose Street
E. F
Centre Street
Bross
Board of Commissioners
Open-Air Play of The Pied Piper at Grace Church Grounds
On Friday June eighteenth the Grace Church ladies present The Pied Piper of Hamelin by Josephine Preston Peabody on James R. Hay grounds for the building fund. Mrs. Carroll Diamond will impersonate the Piper. cast not yet selected and the play won the Winthrop Ames prize.
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Hamelin
Josephine Preston Peabody
Winthrop Ames
James R. Hay
Ladies of Grace Church
Carroll Diamond
River Board to Meet Here in Passaic Group Meeting
The Passaic River Navigation Association plans a Town Hall meeting likely Monday May 24. Nutley representatives Mayor Blum George W Mead and William A Lambert will attend with delegates from sixteen municipalities. Wilfred H Schoff secretary treasurer of the Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association will address the gathering.
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Passaic River Navigation Association
Nutley
Blum
George W. Mead
William A.lambert
Wilfred H. Schoff
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association
Mrs. Rick Ane Hosts Lyncheon Yesterday
Mrs. Rick Ane of the Enclosure entertained at a lyncheon yesterday, according to a brief social note noting courtesy and hospitality in the neighborhood.
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Rick Ane
Bhaigar
Mission Rally Program Planned for June First
The Franklin Reformed Church hosts a two to six o clock mission rally on Tuesday June 1 with women from Nutley Belleville and Passaic taking part. A permanent Missionary Federation will include churches in Nutley Belleville and Passaic led by Mrs Edward M Cone with delegates from three local and two Belleville churches attending the reception. Speakers include Mrs Chester J Hoyt Mrs Charles Byron de Water Mrs Arthur A Hebert and Mrs May Leonard Woodruff with talks on Home Missions Albania Porto Rico and Albania along with a session by Mrs Daniel Morris from Brooklyn. An organizational meeting will form the federation and plan six rallies in fall across Nutley Passaic and Belleville.
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Franklin Reformed
Nutley
Beleville
Passaic
Edward M. Cone
Hillside Avenue
Belleville
Easton Shaw
Chester J. Hoyt
Charies
Arthur A. Hebert
Returned Missionaries
Wesley Methodist Church of
Vincent Methodist Church
Albania
Louis Earle Carman
Federation
Vincent
William Righter
East Orange
Old Avondale School Razed for Plaza Front on Passaic Ave
The Avondale school building at Park and Passaic avenues, used for nearly a century and rebuilt once, is being razed to clear a plaza entrance for the new Park development. Frank Ritacco bought the structure from the Board of Education and plans to reuse it in building a project in the town’s eastern section. The board ordered its destruction to prevent relocation and further eyesore.
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Avondale
Park and Pasakic Avenues
Frank Ritacco
Board of Education
J. M. Sattler
Pay Night for Firemen At Town Hall
The ghost will take his annual walk for the firemen Tuesday night at Town Hall as $12 checks are distributed to volunteer members. Chief Bross finished tabulating the men and their records yesterday and handed them to Commissioner Lefferta.
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Town Hall
Bross
Lefferta
For Rent at Franklin Avenue 6 Rooms and Bath
Rent notice for 521 Franklin Avenue offering six rooms and bath with improvements in a restricted neighborhood near a trolley and West Nutley Station. Features include fine lawns, hedges, shade trees, owner cared lawns, private garage for automobile, adults only, and references required. Rent $30.
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Franklin Avenue
West Nutley
Storage room available at 9 Franklin Avenue
Dry 12 by 15 storage room for household goods or clean merchandise. Located at 09 Franklin Avenue with phone contact available for rental inquiry.
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Strate
Franklin Avenue
Nutley Post Office to Move to Franklin Avenue Area
A well sourced report says Nutley’s Post Office will relocate from its current site to a location on or near Franklin Avenue. Proposals from local property owners north of Vreeland Avenue are under review as officials weigh a move that aligns with the town’s shifting commercial center and aims to improve facilities and efficiency.
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Franklin Avenue
Town Hall
Nutley
Centre Steet
High Street
Vreeland Avenue
Washington
Frank C.drake
Friday Afternoon Club Holds Indoors Outing
The Friday Afternoon Club held its annual outing indoors due to bad weather, with Mrs. John J. Robertson hosting at her Coeyman Avenue home. Luncheon was served, a short reading by Mrs. Harry D. Finn followed, and many members attended including Mrs. Perley Prior and others.
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John. J. Robertson
Coeyman Avenue
Harry D. Finn
Perley Prior
Lelan P. Knapp
William J. Kinsley
Oscar H. Krueger
Frank Busby
Charless. Lecky
Silas P. Cumming
Endton-Shaw
C-B.vandewater
Thaddeus L. Brown
Samuel Bird
Thomas Clements
Co. BD. Blanchard
A M. Slaughter
Agnes Alfonzo
Albert F. Jackson
Arthur A. Hebert
Lancaster
Speer Carpenter and Builder Advertises Nutley NY Services
An advertisement from F. B. Speer Carpenter and Builder of 556 Center Street Nutley New Jersey invites readers to save money by not sending for other carpentry work. It promotes affordable services and provides a contact phone connection.
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West
F. B. Speer
Center Street
Nutley
N. J
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MR. Carr
Mr.Carp
Carp
Nutley Street
Parks and Parkway
Nutcy
Mr. Lefferts
Mm Be
Guy Edword
Fire Elections Reported
Colie
Leroy Wood A
Parry
River Board
Mission Rally
Old Passaic Avenue
Connolly
Passaic Avenue
Highfield Lane
Centre
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