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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1909
Page
3
A historic Atlanta church project envisions a lighted roof and green and red lamps to guide airships for dry usage within twenty years. The design includes a 420 seat auditorium and 2,000 lights, with ventilated air and access from roof to Ivy Street, under Fred Miles and church stewards.
Report describes a Cologne theater drill with searchlights and mock incendiary aircraft circling the Ehrenbreitstein fortress. Trailing ships fire mock shots while feigned explosions pretend to test air defenses in a three hour maneuver amid a National Apple Show update and notes on apple cultivation and Australian maps.
Striking pie bakers and pie salesmen plan a Thanksgiving gift for President Taft a monster anvoica pie the largest ever baked Two union men Heers Henkin and D Papin will deliver the pie at the White House from a cooperative New York bakery meeting held at Odd Fellows hall 69 St Marks Place New York Secretary Schutt described the pie as the biggest and best ever made promising a crisp appetizing crust and a wish for more pie after tasting the huge confection
Miss May Sutton, a noted tennis player, promotes athletics as the antidote to premature love and says girls should not marry before twenty five. She notes English divorce rates are low and links sports to level headed attitudes toward men. Sutton praises Eleanor Sears and criticizes Newport society wives for over dressing and distraction from sports.
The Agriculture Department sent an agent to Ithaca to film the Cornell College of Agriculture's poultry yard. The educational series shows hens in yard work from disinfecting pens to incubator loading, aimed at county fairs and future farming audiences. The steel mail cars project follows, replacing wood with steel to protect clerks in wrecks and fires throughout the rail system.
The document lists the town government officials and board heads including Mayor John F. Lux. ward councilmen Henry F. Banta, William N. Halsey, Dauviel DeVries, Arthur Carr, Frank P. Barr, Henry M. Libby. Town Clerk Frank J. Rusby. Town Treasurer Charles H. Kier atead. Town Counsel Hugh B. Reed. Collector A. H. Van Riper. Assessor Thomas S. Brown. Recorder W.2H. Parry. Police Chief H. N. Booth. Town Accountant Max F. Karf ann. Water Clerks Newton Woodruff. Town Engineer Frank T. Shepard. Roads Supervisor William H. Queeman. Overseer Simon Tuers. Assessors W. D. Bell Abram Hillm C. Bates. Board of Health President James I. Miller. Secretary George Hawksworth. Health Inspector E. B. Faith. Board of Education President George A. Hill. District Clerk Morris B. Rosenstock. Supervising Principal A. B. Meredith. Fire Chief Harry B. Stager. First Assistant Chief Lester Kierstead. Second Assistant Chief Louis Gebring.
Fraternal organizations list meeting nights and venues in Nutley and nearby halls. Dauphers of Line cy Stars and Stripes Council meet first and third Thursdays at Masonic Hall. Junior Order United American Mechanics Nutley Council No 256 meets Fridays. Knights of Honor Progress Lodge meet Tuesdays in Old Homestead Building School Park. Nights of Pythias Crystal Lodge meet Tuesdays in Dutig Hall. Masons Nutley Lodge 167 meets first, third and fifth Mondays at Masonic Hall. Royal Arcanum Kempton Council meets second and fourth Mondays in Masonic Hall.
Grace Church Rev Herbert Dunbar Cone leads 6am communion 9:30am sermon 5pm service. Vincent M E Church Rev John Ogden Winner 9:45am service 11am Sunday School 7pm service Epworth League 7:45pm. Nutley Reformed Church Rev William Stuart 9:45am 11am 7:15pm services Sons and Daughters 7:45pm. St Marys Catholic Rev Francis Foy masses 7am 9am 3pm devotional Benediction 9:45am Sunday School. St Pauls Congregational Rev Gustavus Hulbert 9:45am 11am 7:15pm service Young People 7:45pm
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