Talk On Social Problems Heard By Ladies Club
Robert C Bruyere head of the New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor addressed the Ladies Friday Afternoon Club about conserving human life over national resources. He linked local Nutley conditions to national poverty, urged serious consideration by women, and stressed systematic care for mothers and babies as essential to future industrial strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Co. Bruyere
New York Association For
Bruyere
Nutley
Louis Avi
Society For the Mothers and Babies of
New York
Germany
Wales
Sunday School Scholars to Join June Walk Parade
Nutley plans a June 4 parade with about a thousand Sunday School scholars from Methodist Reformed and Congregational churches. They will march along Franklin avenue to Chestnut street field for athletics and refreshments. the Mayor Town Council and ministers will review. If rain delays, the event shifts to June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
Methodist
Reformed
Congregational
Franklin Avenue
Park School
Chestnut Street
Nutley Signal Corps
Gadet Corps
W. D. Wight
G. B. McCaullum
C. W. Lichtenstein
G. A. Hill
B. ©. Brown
Whitford Avenue Bridge Party Hosted by Mrs Sumner W White
Mrs Sumner W White of Whitford avenue hosted a Tuesday afternoon bridge party. Guests included Mrs Louis Fallon Miss Louise Edgar Miss Tace Nairn Miss Elizabeth Nairn Mrs W R Nairn Miss Elizabeth P Prout Miss Constance Williams Mrs Joseph B Williams Mrs Williams H Arnold Mrs Charles A Seymore Mrs Emily A Taucherit and Mrs Alfred V Leaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner W. White
Whitford Avenue
Louis F. Fallon
Louise Edgar
Tace Nairn
Elizabeth Nairn
W. R. Nairn
Elizabeth P. Prout
Constance Williams
Joseph B. Williams
Williams H. Arnold
Charles A. Seymore
Emily A. Taucherit
Alfred V. Leaman
Local meeting on social reform and child welfare
A speaker warns Europe’s value fades and native population must be conserved to survive. He cites distress ahead before reconstruction and notes 75 percent of infant deaths could be prevented with proper maternal care and feeding. The talk explains the society’s methods at Mrs. Kinsley’s Prospect Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
W. J. Kinsley
Prospect Street
Meredith
Mr. Bruyere
Memorial Day sports on court and diamond in Nutley
Nutley clubs stage a busy Decoration Day with two Nutley A G games in the morning against Watsessing Field Club and St Joseph A C of Rutherford in the afternoon. Pitchers Carney Blum and Spinning are slated to work. Fred Young leaves Nutley for Britani Field Club Hackensack. Nutley Field Club hosts a three day tennis tournament with sixty entries, offering three silver cups and events in singles doubles and mixed doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
Old Sol
Nutley A. G
Willow A. G
Watsessing Field Club
St. Joseph A. C
Rutherford
Carney Blum
Fred Young
Britani Field Club
Hackensack
Alvah Brown
William Kraft
Young
Gillman
Nutley Field Club
Nutley Club
Prospect Street
Washington Avenue
Ward Association appoints committees for new year
The Second Ward Association held its first meeting at Samuel Bird Jr. on Prospect Street. President A R Taylor announced committees including Membership chaired by Carman Brown and Diffe, Transportation, Parks and Highways, Sanitary, Taxation, Schools, Finance, Law and Ordinance, and Excise with listed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Ward Association
Samuel Bird, Jr
Prospect Street
A. R. Taylor
L. E. Carman
Thaddeus L. Brown
C. B. Diffe
R. W. McClintock
Transportion
C. B. Vroom
Excise
L. P. Taylor
H. K. Holt
Herbert Lewis
A.J. Faulkner
G. B. Douglas
Amateurs Present Play at Town Hall Auditorium
St Pauls Sunday School presents As You Like It over two nights at Town Hall with audiences present. Cast includes John H Feltus Genevieve Taylor Albert Ayres Edgar Osborne Adelle Taylor Florence Bennett and others. Ridgelawn Cemetery offers free daily automobile service to buyers and invites inquiries through E D Fortune. Ridge tawn Cemetery Passaic will provide immediate attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Sunday School
Town Hall Auditorium
John H. Feltus
Genevieve Taylor
Albert B Ayres
Edgar N. Osborne
N. Adelle Taylor
Florence Bennett
Thomas 5. Bates
W. Harold Osborne
Arthur H. Carsteng
Bessia Bishop
Melville ¢. Bailey
Horace
Mary G. Scott
Edna J. Speer
Edgar J. Osborne
Ruth Searle
Vivian Bell
Hilda Lobb
Elsie Searle
Milton Ryan
Milton Ayres
Ridgelawn Cemetery
E. D. Fortune
Ridgetawn Cemetery
Passaic
Nutley Bridge Club Holds Second Parlor Event at Marquardt Residence
Nutley Improvement Society hosted the second and final Nutley bridge whist party Thursday afternoon at A. E. Marquardt's Prospect Street home. Thirteen tables were in play with ferns and cut flowers as decorations. Prizes went to Mrs. J. Harry Hull Miss Kate C. Lambert Mrs. J. G. Bolger Mrs. G. W. Gladwin Mrs. Rose of Madison and Mrs. William J. Kinsley. Additional players included many Nutley residents and guests from New York Sayre Pa Sayre Pa Sayre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
Madison
William J. Kinsley
H. W. St. John
Lymaxi Nichols
Albert Rédférn
William R. Sergeant
E.G. Toy
Gg. ‘B. Philhower
Ralph Raymond
Alb. Proal
William Longfelder
E. P. Montague
George B. Douglas
E. A. Snyder
A. B. Sturges
W. K. Stebbins
Constance Williams
Edmund Wright
Louis P. Taylor
M. B.hateh
W. M. Weint
Mitchell
Noted London Singers to Perform at St Marys Church
Nutley residents may hear distinguished London singers at the eleven o clock Mass on Sunday May 29 at St Marys Church. Guests of Mr and Mrs Thomas McVeigh Jr of Bloomfield Avenue, the artists include Harrison Brockbank Idris Perkins Arthur Grover and Dan Thomas. London organist Signor De levanti will play at the organ. Reverend Francis A Foy invites all who wish to hear the eminent artists to attend. seating will be ample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
St. Mary’s Church
London
Thomas McVeigh
Bloomfield Avenue
Harrison Brockbank
Royal Opera
Covent Garden
Idris Perkins
Royal College of Music
Arthur Grover
Theatre Royal Drury Lane
Dan Thomas
Palace Theatre
Signor Delevanti
Pro Cathedral of
St. Mary's
Francis A. Foy
Nutley Branch Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
At the Nutley Branch annual meeting of the New Jersey Children’s Home Society held at Nutley Reformed Church on May 23, officers were chosen: President Mrs L H Rowan Vice President Mrs Thos Clements Secretary Miss Mary E Tuers Treasurer Miss Mabel Chase Delegates to the State Convention in Trenton June 9 Rev Warren L Hoagland and Mrs L Rowan Rev S L Harbie of Trenton Rev William Stuart of Nutley gave addresses. Treasurer’s report shows $91.76 raised in the year. A follow up meeting is set for June 14 at Vincent Methodist Church to hear delegates’ convention reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
New Jersey
L. Rowan
S. L. Harbie
Trenton
William Stuart
Treasuer
Vincent Methodist Church
Chief Perkins Aids Polish Woman At St Marys Church
On complaint of church authorities a middle aged Polish woman slept on St Marys Church steps for nights. Chief Perkins took her in on Monday. She identified as MrsHelen Kuendorf from Passaic and said she wandered Nutley days, unable to find help. The Chief gave a quarter and a trolley guide to Passaic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Perkins
Helen Kuendorf
Passaic
Nutley
Real Indian lecture by Dr Eastman on Prospect Street
Outdoor lecture on Indians by Dr Charles A Eastman titled The Real Indian will be delivered on the lawn of Mrs William J Kinsley on Prospect Street Saturday afternoon June 14. Eastman a Sioux with Sioux lineage will appear in Indian costume while delivering his talk. Tickets available from Mrs W D Kinsley Mrs G R Livingston or at the Park School library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Eastman
Woman's Public School
William J. Kinsley
Prospect Street
Dr. Eastman
Chyésa
G. R. Livingston
Park School
Whist Club Brings Winners Named At Nutley Center
Mrs Lyman Nichols hosted a bridge whist party on Nutley avenue yesterday afternoon. Prize winners included Mrs William K Stebbins, Mrs Joseph G Lamb, Mrs George B Philhower, Mrs George B Gladwin, Mrs Ernest Pulsford, Miss Tade Nairn, Mrs E P Montague, and Mrs George Walcott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Nichols
Nutley Avenue
Wiliam K. Stebbins
Joseph G. Lamb
George B. ‘Philhower
George B. Gladwin
Ernest Pulsford
Tade Nairn
E. P. Montague
George Walcott
Erie R R Boosts Suburban Fares Across Newark Area
The Erie Railroad issued new suburban rate increases affecting Nutley West Nutley and Avondale stations. Ten and fifty trip tickets rise with prices listed for each stop and for single rides. Officials cite higher material costs and labor taxes, noting profits were unlikely in suburban traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Jersey
Guy
Bergen
Nutley
Comnuters
West ‘Nutley
Avondale
West Nutley
Aterley
Dependability in Ice Cream Delivery Felt Promising
A fragment notes that dependable delivery is seen as a strength of the ice cream service. It reassures customers not to worry and promises careful handling and reliable service.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ladies’ Club
Bridge Party
Nutley Coal & Supply Co
M. P. Kaufmann
Pittston
Lehigh
And
Spencer Coal
West Nutley Station
Marquardt
Bridge
N.J. Children’s Home Society
Chief Perkins
Erie R. R
Erie State’ ‘Commerce ‘Commission
Vand- Werd
3. Ag
James Crammond
Masonic Hall
PHAR
West'Nutley
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