Nutley Red Cross Seeks Five Thousand New Members
The Nutley Chapter backs a nation wide Christmas drive to recruit 5000 new Red Cross members during the campaign period. Annual dues are 1 to 2, and the effort targets annual members or subscribing members. Theodore N Vail of AT T chairs the Atlantic Division with C H Sabin of Guaranty Trust as New York chair and other state committee members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
American Red Cross
Theodore N- Vail
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Lantic Division
New York
New Jersey
Conneticut
Charles H. Sabin
Guarantye Trust Company
Forest Dryden
Protential Insurance Company
Walter B. Lashar
American Chain Company
Conneticut Easteean Kodak Company
George Watertown
Binet
Rey ‘Oberman
The
Endicott Johnson Company
Binghampton
New York State
Front Soldier Letter Describes Quiet Closeness to Line
A letter from Fairtle Dabney to his parents arrives this week saying the front is at last near the line. He notes the distance is about ten kilometers from the line and that the position is quiet with little action.
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Fairtle Dabney
Local Man Dies in Street After Coughing Fit
Morris Contillo twenty five from 102 Bloomfield avenue drops dead yesterday morning after a hemorrhage following a severe coughing attack on Bloomfield avenue and asvioes street. Born in Nutley he lived all his life here was a laborer and single. He formerly ran a pool room on Franklin avenue. He leaves parents three sisters and two brothers.
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Morris Contillo
Bloomfield Avenue
Asvioes Street
Ing. Contillo
Nutley
Franklin Avenue
Seven Eight Nutley Boys to Camp Dix Monday
Twelve district youths, about fifteen percent of the quota, depart for Camp Dix Monday morning. From Nutley and Belleville, names include Domenick Petosa, Boleslaw Ivanek, James Wright, Frank Paldino, Joseph Rummell, Andrew Cooper, John Feltus, Fred Jenkins, Walter Doyle, Walter Gorman, Frank Terlizz, George Youne, Frank Connata, George Kelly, Harold Denman, Roy Potts, Tonnera Mont, Walter Joule, Jamin Bruskin. The fifteen percent constitutes sixty percent of the total quota.
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Camp Dix
Court House
Newark
Belleville
Domenick Petosa
Greylock Avenue
Boleslaw B. Ivanek
Union Avenue
Gee Barbone
Heckela
Wil James Wright
Main Street
Frank Paldino
Humbert Street
Joseph Rummell
Woodland Avenue
Andrew Herbert Cooper
Centre Street
John Hardison Feltus
Terrace Avenue
Fred Jenkins
Passaic Avenue
Walter Henry Doyle
Bell Street
Walter James Gorman
Pasanic Avenue
Frank Terlizz
Pake Street
George Albert Youne
Wilson
Eee Joralemon
Frank Connata
Alva Street
George Lawrences” Kelly
B Avenue
Arold Coeyman Denman
Holmes Street
Roy Leon Potts
Relea
Belle Tonnera Mont Avenue
Walter
Marshal Joule
Washaana Avenue
Jamin Bruskin
Franklin Avenue
Italians Protest Slur Incident Prompts Local Resolutions
Local Italian lodges adopted resolutions denouncing a speech by Col. R. T. Stewart of the English Army. The protests, presented at Ferrara's Hall, will be sent to the Italian Ambassador via the Newark consul who resides in Nutley. War relief funds totaling 800 dollars were raised by the Sona of Italy and allied groups.
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R. T. Stewart
Montclair
Sona of Italy
Ferrara
Washington
Newark
Stewart
Italy
Sona of Ital
Holy Ca Bs Beveveett Association
Comfort Kit Unit Breaks With Red Cross Over Aid
The Comfort Kit Unit announces severing ties with the Red Cross after reports that Red Cross control limited its work. Mrs. John Hartshorne leads the group which decided to operate independently and continue sending sweaters and gifts to Nutley and local camps, citing Nutley’s earlier lax support.
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Red Cross
John Hartshorne
Anniston
Camp McClellan
Irvington
Nutley B.C
Nutley
Safety First Movies To Be Shown At Park Theatre
Universal produced safety first film to be shown at the Park Theatre two or three times next week. The feature aims to educate audiences about safety, with a universal entertainer and instructor persona guiding viewers.
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Safety First
Universal
the Park Theatre
Postmaster Warns on Red Cross Christmas Stamps
Postmaster Drake cautioned local patrons on proper use of Red Cross Christmas stamps. He warned against placing Red Cross stamps or stickers on the address side of mail, which renders it unmailable, and advised careful use of stickers to avoid sealing parcels with unmailable fourth class postage. He also noted that stickers resembling postage stamps are not permissible on the exterior of mail matter.
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Drake
Red Cross
Mrs Crawford Resigns Red Cross Relief Chair
Mrs. E S Crawford of the Enclosure resigns as general chair man of the Red Cross Committee on Military and Civilian Relief. Mrs. D P Falconer of Natley Avenue succeeds her and is a trained social worker. The transfer aims to merge Red Cross and Social Service Bureau activities for economy and coordinated relief as more men go to war.
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E.S. Crawford
Enclosure
Red Cross Committee
D. P. Falconer
Natley Avenue
Crawford
New York
Falconer
Social Service
Urest
Red Cross
Social Service Bureau
Company B Hosts Dinner at Central Hotel After Conmisy Club Fire
Company B of the Home Guard held a dinner Thursday night at the Central Hotel. Attendees included Capt. John B. Applegate and A. D. MacCorkindale among several others, with the Conmisy Club as planners after the nearby venue burned.
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Home Guard
Central Hotel
A. Dick Wereinson
John B. Applegate
Ben Oa Ah
Roorexd 4
Hoyt
G. Yee
Yntan
Joseph D Little
A. D. MacCorkindale
Church supper honors Newark District Standard Bearers
The Standard moanes 06 and Winaeets Church hosted a church supper for the Newark District Standard Bearers. Miss Pearl Matter acted as toastmistress with responses by Miss Bender of China and Mrs. Edwin Ferry of Foontay Abe, with Mrs. of India.
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Winaeets Church
Newark
Pearl Matter
Russian Women Have More Character Than the Men
Mrs. Alexander Clarke of this town told the Woman's Club that Russian women, especially in the upper classes, are more intellectual and numerous in professions than American women. She recalled street disturbances during the revolution, noting Americans and English often stayed outdoors and faced machine gun fire. An English factory owner reportedly climbed a tower to observe, was mistaken for a spy, and killed when shells descended. Red Cross dressings and shoe provisions were recorded as made in October. A teachers reception is planned for November 26, and two musicales are slated for winter. tea will be dropped at future meetings as a war measure.
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Alexander Clarke
Woman's Club
Clarke
Clake
Perograd
Revolutioniatsa
Mra. Taylor
Red Cross
Education Department
Helen Keyes
Musicment
Thanksgiving dinners for need families planned by Social Service Bureau
The Social Service Bureau will provide Thanksgiving dinners for needy families this year due to high food costs. Mrs Norton and Misses Hill head the effort with Virginia Dorr and Ruth assisting. The bureau raised over $100 at this week’s rummage sale at headquarters.
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Social Service Bureau
Mramatt Norton
Misses Hill
Virginia Dorr
Ruth
Lectures on music series in Newark by Professor It
The Contemporary Club of Newark announces a lecture series on music topics by Professor It. Remaining talks include The Classical Period on November 14 and The Romantic Period on November 21 along with What is a ? on December 5 and Scandinavian Muse on December 12. Lectures are in Poe Hall.
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Contemporary Club of
Newark
Poe
Younta kah Country Club weighs new Allwood course
About 150 members of the Younta kah Country Club met at the Passaic City Club to decide on starting a new course at Allwood. Due to the war they chose to stay leased at Adrian H. Larkin property for 18 more months then act, with an option on Allwood property and plans to convert Larkin house into a restaurant and add features.
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Yountakah Country Club
Passaic
Delawanna
Postpone Golf Dinner To Avoid Conflicting Date
The ninth annual golf dinner, traditionally on Thanksgiving Eve at Nutley’s Yountakah Links, has been moved to Saturday December to be held at the club. The Home Defense League plans a major event Wednesday November 23. The Nutley tournament concluded last Saturday with Harry Coughlan winning with a 27 handicap and Nils Heraloff second at 1 handicap. standings detail several matches among local players.
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Rithead Ae
Harry
Coughlan
Nils B. Heraloff
Hane
Oungernest Bickell
Benjamin Hurd
Son
Town council moves to merge two medical positions
Commissioner Cook proposes abolishing the town hospital post and transferring duties to Dr. George B. Phil hewer while Dr. Whelan remains police surgeon on demand. Mayor Diebitach delays the plan. Also approved are new admissions to Yantacan Chemical Engine Co and resignations, a seven year badge, and a health report noting diphtheria cases near Big Tree. Additional authorizations include $200 extra to Spate Brothers and a $12,000 tax anticipation borrowing.
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Cook
Cooks
George B. Philhewer
Dr. Whelan
Diebitach
Stanley Frale
Howard Murray
Yantacan Chemical Engine Co
Fred Frobose
Joseph Werner
Hose No. Two
Ralph L. Huttenlock
Big Tree
Spate Brothers
Home Guardsmen canvass for Patriotic Fund money
Home Guards divide the town into districts and begin canvassing for a monthly Patriotic Fund income. The plan aims to secure at least $1,000 per month to meet Nutley war demands.
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Patriotic Fund
Nutley
Elks entertain Passaic crowd at annual event
A Passaic gathering hosted by Elks drew a sizable crowd for the annual entertainment evening. Delegates and local residents enjoyed performances and socializing, with organizers noting strong turnout and community support.
TO UNVEIL SERVICE FLAG
A ceremony will unveil a service flag honoring twenty five military personnel in a guard of honor. The event marks community recognition of veterans and those serving, with local officials attending to dedicate the display.
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R.C
Otay
J. J. Orem
Beads Committee
T. N. Wail
Ambulancier
XS. Arnold
Grammar School
Tableau
Industrial Conservation
B” Dines
Golf Club
Larkin
Allwood
Elks Entertain
Elke
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