Nutley Weights and Measures Plan Faces Council Debate
Nutley officials plan to push a weights and measures ordinance at Wednesday’s council meeting. Mayor Lux seeks police cooperation to curb faulty scales used by local and out of town traders, with sealer George Hawksworth awaiting proper equipment for testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Steven
Nutley
George Hawksworth
Myrtle Avenue
Lux
Sealer Hawksworth
Steven's Fund
Hawksworth
Army Cadets Claim Forfeit Victory Over Navy
Grace Church Cadets claim a 1-0 victory by default after Navy canceled the game saying three players were unavailable. Navy asserts the notice arrived late and will not accept forfeiture. The second game in the series was to be played this week with a potential third on Thanksgiving Day if terms are reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Grace Church Cadets
Army
Special Meeting on East Nutley New School Plans
A special Board of Education session reviewed the plans and specifications for the new $50,000 East Nutley school. Ground is expected to be broken during the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Nutley
Board of Education
Nutley Heights Realty Company Formed to Develop Property
The Nutley Heights Realty Company, capitalized at 60 000 dollars, was incorporated in Trenton on Tuesday. Corporators include R F Medrick Port Jervis N Y H L Lewis Hohokus and F H Murray Port Jervis. The land, Frederick's farm, lies in Acquackanonk township near Nutley and Allwood, extending along the railroad for about half a mile. Development work is expected to begin in 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley Heights Realty Company
Trenton
Port Jervis
H. L. Lewis
Hohokus
F H. Murray
Frederick
Acquackanonk Township
Nutley Terrace
Allwood
Third Warders Discuss Parks and Tax Board
Third Ward Association in Guthrie's Hall discussed Nutley park prospects and the County Board of Taxation. No officers were elected, to be decided December 17. Discussion touched on land condemnation and park land from Yantacaw Land Company through which the Parkway would pass. A committee was formed to confer with the Second Ward Association on December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
County Board of Taxation
Third Ward Association
Guthrie’s Hall
Highfield Lane
Harrison Law
Jerry Johnson
Yantacaw Land Company
T. E. Satterthwaite
Second Ward Association
F. A. Foy
J. E. Cornell
T. J. O'Neil
F. P. Barr
W. L. Sergeant
Frank Ritacco
George Walcott
J. H. van Winkle
H. A. Connally
Robert Moffitt
E. G. Weischedel
Richard T. Newton
J. A. Roome
Theodore Rauch
J. W. Hardy
H. T. Lefferts
Tooth-brush campaign urged to aid student health
Superintendent John R. Beachler urges teachers and the School Medical Inspector to collaborate on a tooth-brush campaign. He notes poor dental care harms overall health and education, citing stomach and heart issues linked to mouth care. The circular promotes using the inspector for pupil exams to combat dullness and truancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Beachler
Zimmerman Yoeger Engagement for November Wedding
The engagement of Miss Theresa Zimmerman daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Zimmerman Kingsland street and August Yoeger of Newark is announced. The couple will wed at the bride’s home on November 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Zimmerman
Frank Zimmerman
Kingsland Street
August Yoeger
Newark
Mitchell and Brown to Wed at St John’s Church
Miss Katherine Mitchell of Orange and James Brown of Chestnut Street will be married at St. John’s Church in Orange on Wednesday. Mr Brown, employed by Francis J. McKenny, is well known in Nutley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Mitchell
Orange
James Brown
Chestnut Street
St. John’s Church
Mr. Brown
Francis J. McKenny
Nutley
Ladies Relate Italian Jokes and Luncheon Club Meeting
The Friday Afternoon Club met at Mrs. Arthur R. Carr’s home to study Italy with a Domestic Science luncheon. Mrs. Gothwaite shared Italian jokes, menus featured vermicelli with tomato sauce and Sorrento sandwiches, and Signor Benelice of East Orange prepared a cheese pie. The next meeting is planned for December 2 at Mrs. M. B. Rosenstock’s house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur R. Carr
Vreeland Avenue
Italy
J. ©. Gothwaite
England
Signor Benelice
East Orange
W.J. Kinsley
Prospect Street
M. B. Rosenstock
Leather topic highlighted in Nutley High talk
Nutley High School students heard George A. Hill president of the Nutley Board of Education and vice president treasurer of the American Hide and Leather Co speak on leather He traced leather from source through tanning to finished goods and showed product samples and chemicals used in tanning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Hill
Nutley Board of Education
Nutley High School
Hill
American Hide and Leather Company
New York
Still Up in the Air About Jobs in Town Government
Hope runs high among locals seeking two key town offices January 1. Water Clerk and Road Supervisor are the targets with Francis Stager H A Connolly and Newton Woodruff among leading Water Clerk contenders. Tony Terelli looms for Road Supervisor against incumbent William H Queeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Stager
H. A. Connolly
Newton’ . Woodruff
William H. Queeman
Tony Terelli
East Passaic Avenue
H. H. Stager
Lester Kierstead
T. Humphrey
Louis Gehring
Union Thanksgiving Service at St Pauls Church
Three congregations join for a union Thanksgiving service at St Pauls Congregational Church at 11 o'clock on Thanksgiving Day morning. Rev Dr Hoagland will deliver a sermon and a collection will aid New Jerseys Children Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Reformed Church
Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church
St.Paul’s
First Meeting of Tennyson Literary Society Opens 1910-11
The opening session of the 1910-11 Tennyson Literary Society was held at Mr. Fred Gower’s Hillside avenue residence on Thursday evening November 17 at 8 o'clock. An interesting program followed by a social hour.
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Tennyson Literary Society
Fred Gower
Hillside Avenue
Nutley Inventor Turns Scrap Iron into Rivets and Screws
Daniel Hartley of 356 Centre Street Nutley runs a rear-yard shop turning hundreds of tons of metal into rivets screws bolts and springs. With a six-man workforce his plant hosts sixteen machines including automatic header slotter and thread roller lines and exports goods nationwide from Maine to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
Daniel Hartley
Centre Street
Hartley
Sun
New York
Maine
California
Nutley Choral Society Sets December First Concert
The Nutley Choral Society fixed December 15 for its first concert of the season in Town Hall Auditorium. Rehearsals have been steady for two months and officers promise improved selections and high quality solo talent. The event remains about a month away and organizers forecast a pleasant surprise for admirers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley ‘Choral Society Ag
Town Hall
Reception Music Feature Delights Vincent Church Audience
Despite a severe snow storm, over two hundred friends of the Men’s Association of the Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church enjoyed a high quality program of music and song. The event featured tenor Leon Rice with Mrs. Rice, the Orpheus Male Quartette of Brooklyn, violinist Oscar Holst, pianist Emma M. Yarrow, and soprano Mrs. Hugh Eagleson, followed by a social gathering with light refreshments. Notable attendees included John R. Beachler, Dr. George B. Philippever, and many other local figures and families.
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Men's Association
The
Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church
Leon Rice
Newark
England
Canada
United States
Rice
Garden Gate
Maud
Orpheus
Brooklyn
Oscar Holst
Belleville
Miss Cobb
Mr. Holst
Emma M. Yarrow
Hugh Hagleson
John R. Beachler
Hugh Eagleson
A. Corwin Rutan
William Hinckley Mitchell
Wiliam Stirratt
Robert Connolly
Joseph
D. Little
Abner Rutan
Joseph Motch
Samuel Gobsitz
James M. Vreeland
Benest G. Weischedel
Henry Vreeland
Arthur Stager
Herbert Lewis Thomas S. Brown
C. Wood
Nils Lindstrom
Helen Lindstrom
Albert Lindstrom
Oscar Lindstrom
J.T. Yarrow
Emma Yarrow
Leonard Booth
Agnes Crocker
Florence. Eccles
J. Percy, Laffin
J. Percy Laffin
D. Bennett
G. Calkins
Ray van Winkle
William Perkins
Wiliam W. Edwards
Grace Edwards
Alice Edwards
Ida Edwards
Charles B. Vroom
Robert Williams
Albert Howe
Harvey
Davenport ‘Earle
Roger Kierstead
Paerely
Prior
Mra
George W. Symonds
Fannie Symonds
Richard W. Booth
Ira N. ‘Booth
Charles H.stager
Joseph D. Little
Fortnightly Club Cotillion Arrangements Near Completion
The Fortnightly Club prepares for its annual cotillion to be held on Thanksgiving Eve at the clubhouse located on Franklin Avenue.
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Franklin Avenue
Nutley Meat Prices See Small Reductions With Stable Turkey Outlook
Local Nutley dealers report modest price cuts on meats as beef, pork, and lamb fall by about two to three cents per pound while turkeys are not expected to drop before next Wednesday. Storeowners cite bumper crops and refinery dynamics for lower sugar and broom costs, with no political influence noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
Mary
Alway
Coal Prices Jump As Dealers Cite Shortage
Nut coal prices rise sharply amid dealer reports of shortages and higher costs per ton. Pea coal prices stay near four hundred fifty dollars for stove and egg sizes. overall market expectations point to further increases in January.
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Eoost
Yantacaw Engine Co to Hold Annual Reception and Dance
The Yantacaw Engine Co plans its annual reception and dance on November 23. Firemen from nearby towns are expected to attend along with company officials including Chief Harry Steger and floor manager Calvin Byan and Robert Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yantacaw Engine CO
Harry
Steger
Calvin Byan
Robert ‘Smith
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Lax
Inspector
Nutley Property
Brown-Mitchell
ST. Paul’s Church
Choral
Members of Men’s Association of
Vincent M. E
Turkey
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