Recount Set In Newark For First Ward Ballahan Ward Vote
Following a petition from the local Democratic Executive Committee a recount of the First Ward votes will be held Tuesday afternoon November 21 at Newark County Court House. The County Board of Elections with four members two Republicans and two Democrats will oversee in a room likely the library. Contestants may be represented by counsel.
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Fl Hier A. Ward
County” Board ‘of Elections
Elock
Notley
Newark
Board of Election
Freeholders
Election Board
Grace Church Rector Opens With First Sermon
Rev Douglas Matthews the new Grace Church rector in Nutley will deliver his first sermon on Sunday at eleven o clock with Holy Communion at 8 2 am and a Sunday school at 9 45 am. The rector and family moved into the rectory Tuesday night and a vestry meeting is planned there. Parish groups are urged to contact him with meeting details and a note on parish record cards to be filled promptly. A Girls council meeting is scheduled at Trinity on Tuesday November wi at 2 pm with all interested invited.
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Nutley
Douglas Matthews
Grace Church
Highfield ‘Lane
Matthews
Ducing
Council of the Girls’ .Y
Trinity _ .awaik
Add
Social visit honors Weischedels on wedding anniversary
The S. and F. Club called at Councilman Ernest G. Weischedel’s Centre street home Wednesday night to mark their anniversary. They received bullion cups and gifts while guests from Woodside Glen Ridge Bloomfield Arlington and Newark shared music and a singing highlight by Mrs. Frank Gechier.
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Ernest G. Weischedel
n.Centre Street
Frank’. Geehler
Glen Ridge
Herbert .Snyder
Bloomfield
Robert Shaw
Arlington
George Shaw
Newark
Frank Gechier
Humor Order to Hold Past Councilors Night
A brief notice announces a humor themed gathering titled Past Councilors Night. The event is described as a lighthearted reunion organized by former councilors with plans for socializing and archival tributes.
Thanksgiving Union Service Set For Wednesday Evening
Nutley churches plan a Union Thanksgiving service on Wednesday November 29 at 8 pm in Nutley Reformed Church. Rev Milton T. F. Stauffer new pastor will deliver the annual sermon. Officials favor evening before Thanksgiving to accommodate family gatherings and focus minds on the holiday.
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Nutley
Nutley Reformed Church
Milton TF. Stauffer
Three Boys Warned by Judge in Court
Three boys Frank Stager Joseph Rum mell and Richard Reed appeared before Recorder Washington for a second time in months The Harrison street storekeeper Sopbie Slavinsky filed a complaint of disorderly conduct accusing the youths of harassing her shop The judge warned they would be fined or sent to the reformatory if they appear again
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Frank Stager
Stager Street
Joseph Rummell
Woodbine ‘Avenue
Richard Reed
Passaic Avenue
Recorder Washington
EL Page
Sopbie Slavinsky
Harrison Street
Solo
Recorder Page
Church Meas Association Speech Highlights Brotherhood
A garbled report notes a Meas Association event at Vincent TM M. EL Church. The speech stresses men as brothers in law to the church and speaks of forward movement.
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Meas Association
Vincent
M. EL Church
Mordsy
Igivs
Porvard
Domestic science session at Friday Afternoon Club
About thirty five ladies attended a Friday Afternoon Club gathering at Mrs. William J. Kinsley’s home to hear talks on domestic science. Mrs. Etta H. Fink spoke on school cooking methods and Mrs. Kinsley discussed practical kitchen techniques and wireless cooker use.
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William J. Kinsley
Prospect Street
Kinsley
How
Frank B. Patterore
Passaic Firm Buys X-Ray Stove Polish Plant
T L Prescott & Co of Enameline Works in Passaic have purchased the X-Ray Stove Polish Works near Kingsland street and Bloomfield avenue. The sale closed in the week after months of negotiations. The Nutley factory will be operated for now with Daniel DeVries remaining as superintendent. Prescott Company plans to control X-Ray output while the manufacturing end stays the same.
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T. L. Prescott & Co
Eighth Street
Passaic
Kingsland Street
Bloomfield Avenue
Nutley
Daniel DeVries
Sewag
Pasadic
Prescott
Colonial Male Quartette at Methodist Church Tomorrow
The Colonial male quartette of New York, famed as one of the nation’s finest, will sing tomorrow night at the Methodist Church. Featured are Robert Armour, lead of the Cathedral of St John the Divine, performing God is a Spirit and Jesus Saviour Pilot Me, with Evening Human by Vanderwater. The Park Sisters, noted cornetists, assisted last Sunday and drew a large crowd despite a storm. Attendance at Vincent Sunday School set a new record of 261. Pastor Warren L. Hoagland will preach at 11 o’clock on Christ and Common People, with The Intellectual Supremacy of Jesus at 7:45 p.m. Epworth League at 7, Junior Epworth League at 6:30, and Sunday School at 9:45 a.m.
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New York
Methodist Church
Robert Armour
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
Bennett
Vandewater
Jesus
Park Sisters
Migs Anna Park
Vincent
Warren L. Hoagland
Epworth
Canvass Date Announced invites public cooperation
The notice directs canvassers to visit every house in their districts next Saturday to collect home visitation records. Residents choose church preference on a card listing Advent, Baptist, Catholic and others, with space for pastor name, church attendance, and children’s ages.
Concert by Members of Reformed Church Choir
A concert by members of the Reformed Church choir will be held at the church next Friday night November 24. Rehearsals are under way with Mrs Ernest L Broadbent and Mrs S T Hillman on the committee.
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Reformed Church Choir
Chor
Ghureh
Ernest L. Broadbent
Nuule Association Building Details and Plans
The report describes a limestone and brick structure with red tile accents and a raised platform on each side. It notes high ceilings, special lighting, and a stage area where a fumed oak bench is used. William A. Lambert oversees supervision as Nuule Association officers are listed and a prior building fire is referenced.
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Fediana
William A. Lambert
Nuule Association A
Jobb
Faith
Dames
Ore
Te Hi Ritchie
T.¢ Thatcher
Kempton’ Cornel
Dedication Tomorrow For New Church Near Franklin
A ceremony will dedicate the new Church of the Holy Sca near Franklin Street tomorrow afternoon. The rector Rev. Alionz will be assisted by Rev. Ja Belleville and Rev. Fats Sleemfield. The cornerstone was laid May 21 and the building measures 4 by 50 feet with funding from Nutley residents.
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Old Church of the Holy Sca Street
Franklin
Alionz
Ja Belleville
Fats Sleemfield
Amy
Nutley
Town Hall Meeting Set by Commission Amid Art League Plans
A town hall meeting is scheduled Thursday as the Commission gathers with the Art League to discuss tentative plans. Officials hope to present a form for the meeting and reset aims while addressing Hew numbers and administrative items.
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Gaionel
Adamson
Addresa
Art League
Nutley Field As Music Club Ends
Music club members in Nutley disband after a brief stint. No further details provided in fragments.
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Nutley
Field AS Music
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GRACE
Council
Masonic Hall
Stauffer
Passaic Company
Nante
Presbyterian Episcopal Reformed Church
Eanvasser
Natley
D. Anthony Usina
Mire
William F. Dabney
A. Seyinair
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