Clements Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary At Home
Mr and Mrs William H Clements marked their twenty fifth anniversary with a reception for about 100 friends at 106 Hillside Avenue Roseland The Rev Alexander Patton officiated and guests included relatives from Roseland Newark East Orange Montclair and Essex Fells Solos by S H Williams with Phylis Stanley Irene Atword and Frank Brennan. The home was decorated with palms and cut flowers a collation followed and guests presented gifts of cut glass and silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Clements
Hillside Avenue
Roseland
Alexander Patton
Clements
and Williams
Osborne
Harriet Mary
Condit
Co. B. Vroom
Frederick Spinning
Marie
W. Wood
M. “Bagg
Frank Moni
A. G. Withers
Mae 404
Elwood Jones
J. M. Mackay
E. Lewis
Natley
Newark
East Orange
Montelair
Essex Fella
S. H. Williams
Phylis Stanley
Essex Fells
Irene Atword
Frank Brennan
Dirt on Sidewalks During Sewer Laying Drags On
McEligot & Chenoweth contractor Michael C McKligot said sidewalk dirt from sewer excavations cannot be avoided. Protest by Franklin avenue business men and residents forced no changes. He claimed trolley tracks cannot hold dirt and cross trenches will begin, likely making the avenue impassable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
McKligot
Franklin Avenue
McEligot & Chenoweth
McEligot
Round Table Club High Scores At Sylvan Place Meeting
Scores led by Mrs. Thomas J. O Neil and Mrs. J M Mackay at a Round Table Card Club gathering hosted by Mrs. Albert Ayers on Sylvan Place. Two auction tables plus guests Mrs. Cornelius Roe Mrs. Cecilia W Saunders Mrs. Arthur Stager Mrs. Edward C Clark and Miss Serine Kirkeby attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. O'Neil
J. M. Mackay
Round ‘Table Card Club
Albert ‘Ayers
Sylvan-place
Holmes discussed by afternoon literati at club
Friday Afternoon Club hosts Mrs. C. D. Blanchard as they discuss Oliver Wendell Holmes with a small turnout. Mrs. Harry Bird sketches the author while Mrs. Finn notes points in Holmes genial philosophy. Readings from The Professor at the Breakfast Table and Holmes poems are shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Blanchard
Prospect Street
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Harry Bird
Finn
Ramon Alfonzo
Harry Wood
Holmes
W. J
Thanksgiving Service Moved to Thanksgiving Eve at Reformed Church
Local churches hold the Union Thanksgiving Service on Wednesday night Thanksgiving Eve at the Reformed Church. Rev. C. J. Hoyt of Vincent Church will preach the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Church
C. J. Hoyt
Vincent Church
Local Motorist Bumps Other Car in Paterson
Harold Bross of Newark, formerly Natley, arraigned in Paterson on a motor vehicle violation after a collision on Market Street. John Matthews of Passaic, driving ahead, was rear ended as Bross tried to pass, sending Matthews car onto the curb and into a residence porch. A bicycle rider was nearby. The case will come up next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bross
Newark
Natley
Recorder Carrol
Paterson
Jawa
John Matthews
Passaic
Brose
Bross
Matthews
William Walton
Ross
Beardslees Entertain Friends With Card Party
Mr and Mrs L E Beardslee of Prospect street hosted a card party Tuesday evening with pinks and chrysanthemums as decorations. High scores were by A R Carr and Mrs William Martin. Guests included Mr and Mrs M B Hatch Mr and Mrs W E Fuller Mr and Mrs A R Carr Mr and Mrs A H Merriam Mr and Mrs Frank Boyce Mr and Mrs R W McClintock Mr and Mrs William Martin and Mrs tee B Husted among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Beardslee
Prospect Street
A. R. Carr
William Martin
M. B. Hatch
W. E.fuller
A. H. Merriam
Frank Boyce
R. W. McClintock
Mes
Tee B. Husted
Storm damages wires and poles disrupt town lights
A severe morning storm damaged many telephone and electric wires and felled two poles. Electric lights were off briefly and phones went out of order. Passaic office reported many outages but exact numbers were unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passaic
Cnot
Factory to Make Fuses for Russia at East Nutley Site
Rumors say a New York syndicate has bought the old match factory in East Nutley to produce fuses for the Russian government and employ about 3000 workers. The plan faces opposition from local residents and several firms deny involvement, while past tenants and new ventures occupied the site in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Diebbech
New York
Aeromarine Plane & Motor Co
Ee “Gees
Fuse Makera
Kauntztz Bros
Crim_& Wimple
Newark
Baker “& Grover
Matrimonial Exchange Enjoyed by St Pauls Guild
The Ladies Guild of St Pauls Church staged the two act comedy A Matrimonial Exchange in Town Hall on Thursday evening. The cast included Miss Helen Cummings Mr and Mrs Arthur Lesch Belleville Frank L Busby C B Iliffe Lawrence Sergeant B C Brown Mrs Harry Wood Mrs Warren Hoyt Mrs Dayton Searle Mrs Albert Ayers Mrs Walter Erler Mrs Roland Boyce Mrs J T Jackman and Frank Hartshorne with four children Melville and John Jackman Dorothy Cremmond and Clarence Busby. Mrs A A Hebert sang between the acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Guild of
Walter Erler
Roland Boyce
J. T. Jackman
Frank Hartshorne
Melville
John Jackman
Dorothy Cremmond
Clarence Busby
A._A
Hebert
Centre Street Woman Charged With Intoxication
Local resident Margaret Wicks of Centre Street was charged with intoxication in Newark's First Precinct Court and released with a warning from Judge Mancusi Ungaro. She was found wandering with a two year old at Military Park and sent to City Hospital for treatment. Her child was placed with the New Jersey Aid and Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wicks
Centre Street
Mancusi-Ungaro
Newark
New Jersey Aid
Society For the
Mulberry: Street
Mrs Hatch Hostess for Luncheon and Bridge Club
The Luncheon and Bridge Club met at Mrs Metcalf Hatch home. High score was by Mrs Hatch. Sub for Mrs Carr was Mrs Frederic Clements. Members and substitutes included Mrs Woodford, Mrs Walker, Mrs Sturges, Mrs Carman, Mrs Gibson, Mrs Thom, Mrs Husted, Mrs St Job, Mrs Douglas, Mrs Dickinson, Mrs McClintock, Mrs Lewis, and Mrs Fuller. Next meeting set for Mrs McClintock home on December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metcalf Hatch
Hatch
Frederic Clements
A. R. Carr
C.M. Woodford
C. I. Walker
A. B. Sturges
LE. Carman
W S. Gibson
Charles Thom
Harry B. Husted
H. W. St. ‘Jobp
G. B. ‘Douglas
R. W.mcclintock
M. B. Lewis
W. EB. Fuller
McClntock
New Instructor for Boys at Park School Takes Post
Carl W. Barget of Delaware Water Gap will fill the vacancy created by R F Arnold’s resignation in the Park School eighth grade teaching post effective November 24. Barget trained at New York University and has been visiting Nutley this week. Arnold, a Princeton graduate from Perkiomen Seminary in Pennsburg, Pa., will move to Reading Pa to teach History at the Boys High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Barget
Delaware Water Gap
Park School
R. F. Arnold
Barget
New York University
Mr. Arnold
Princeton
Nutley
Perkiomen Seminary
Pennsburg
Reading
Boys’ High
Kempton Council Hosts Series of Card Parties at Masonic Halls
The Kempton Council schedules a series of card parties beginning December 15 at the Masonic Halls with follow dates December 29 January 13 27 February 10 and 24. Organizing committee members include M B Roosentock John H Feltus Jr C E Armstrong Ambrose Wildey J H Hornish C B Iliffe George B Douglas and Arthur Wellman. Prizes are described as remarkably costly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kempton Council
Masonic Halls
M. B. Roosentock
John H. Feltus, Jr
C. E. Armstrong
Ambrose
Talk on Music Method by Mr Mary Ransome
Mr Mary Ransome of Paterson will lecture on the Fletcher Music Method at 10.30 Monday morning. The talk is at the studio of Mise Helen Keyes, 22 Maple Place, with 200 invitations issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ransome
Paterson
Fletcher Music Method
Mise- Helen_Keyes
Maple Place
Postponed Musicale and Talk on Grand Canyon
Severe weather yesterday caused the musicale and talk at Mrs. Edwin Probert’s Mountainview Avenue home to be postponed until Tuesday. Circle B of the Ladies' Aid is in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Canyon
Edwin Probert
Mountainview Avenue
Circle B
The
Ladies’ Aid
Birthday Auction Honoring Mr Norton at Sitterthwaite Ave
Mrs Frederick H Norton hosted a birthday anniversary auction Thursday night on Sitterthwaite avenue. Guests included Mr and Mrs Edward Dillon, Mr and Mrs Henry M Libby, Mr and Mrs Louis Thurstop, Mrs James C Bolger, Mrs William Co Boyle and Mr and Mrs Hammatt Norton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick H. Norton
Sitterthwaite Avenue
Norton
Edward Dillon
Henry M. Libby
Louis Thurstop
James C. Bolger
William Co. Boyle
Mra
Hammatt Norton
Woman's Club Bridge Party Auctions Prizes
Six tables played auction bridge at the Woman's Club Monday afternoon with prizes awarded to Mrs. J. Harry Waltjen Miss Kate Lambert Mrs J Harry Hu and Mrs William Arnold. Hostesses were Mrs William Bodge and Mrs Florence Martell and tea followed the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
J. Harry Waltjen
Kate Lambert
J.- Harry - Hu
William
William Bodge
Florence Martell
Rummage Sale Planned by Grace Episcopal Church
Under the Ways and Means Chapter of Grace Episcopal Church a rummage sale will be held at 887 Passaic Avenue on Tuesday to benefit the building fund. Mrs Alfred V Leaman Jr is in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means
Chapter of
Grace
Episcopal Church
Passaic Avenue
Alfred V. Leaman, Jr
Masons Set December Dance At Nutley Hall
Nutley Lodge of Masons appoints committee to stage the annual reception dance on Thursday night December 9 in Masonic Hall with Walter F. Ormsbee leading the organizing group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley Lodge of Masons
Masonic Hall
Walter F. Ormsbee
Unclaimed Letters at Local Post Office
List of unclaimed letters includes Miss Margaret Brown Charles C Chase Mr and Mrs Thomas Moore and Grant Taft care of Malcolm Hunter at New York Motor Wire Nuttey Planing Mill Co Frank C Drake Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post. Office
Margaret Brown
Charles. C. Chase
Thomas Moore
New York Motor. Wire
Nuttey Planing Mill Co
Grant Taft
Malcolm Hunter
Frank C. Drake
A Good Idea For Housewives
A household tip advises draining odorous vegetables into a pan of cold water to condense odors and reduce danger of burns. The article notes Honduras is present and underdeveloped with a single usable highway from San Lorenzo to Tegucigalpa, while inland routes are rugged and often impassable for vehicles.
Wedding Date Announced for Mayor Ginsburg’s Daughter
The wedding of Miss Beet, daughter of Mayor BI Abram Ginsburg of Passaic, is set for Wednesday afternoon at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss _Beet
BI Abram Ginsburg
Passaic
Vas
Ardently to milliner’s assistant in Chicago Herald
A playful romance snippet from the Chicago Herald features Lucy Hibboncounter declaring love and a milliner’s assistant responding with a dreamy question about where to meet, capturing a period tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Hibboncounter
Chicago Herald
Court affirms legality of preferential ballot
The Court of Errors and Appeals upholds the preferential ballot, enabling its use in next spring’s second election. The system eliminates the primary, creating a free-for-all where the top vote getter wins. Belleville and Irvington have used it, and an adverse ruling could have disrupted their elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Errors and Appeals
Belleville
Irvington
Press censorship sparks local debate on health board
A note alleges a misimpression created by the Board of Health Press Committee and criticizes opaque handling of a report from W O Lincoln. The Sun asserts the board wastes taxpayers money and calls for open daylight in public business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.O. Lincoln
The
Board of Health
Sun
Lincoln
High School Notes and Club Activities
The High School notes weathered events include a millinery class visit to the Metropolitan Museum of Art with Miss Helen Jessup, and the German Club meeting at Wilfred Lindstrom’s High Street home. Ronald and Lorna Kirk are quarantined with scarlet fever in the family. A girls basketball game with South Orange was postponed due to weather and will be played next week. Assembly honors featured Richard Booth Alma Landsear Thurston Woodford. A Thanksgiving playlet is planned for next Wednesday. Both boys basketball teams will face Harrison this afternoon. the girls lost 21 1 to Newark Normal sextet Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nillinery
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Helen Jessup
Wilfred Lindstrom
Ronald
Lorna Kirk
South Orange
Richard Booth
Alma Landsear
Thurston Woodford
Herrison
After Twenty-Two Years Prophecy Comes True
Mrs J D K of Chicago Tribune notes that after twenty two years of married life her friends predicted her husband would let her ride first and the prophecy is being fulfilled as an automobile is now left hand drive requiring the driver to get in first.
Alibi Claimed in Charge Against Barber on Girl
Joseph Vaglier of Masonic Hall barber shop faced Recorder Post on charges brought by Edna Koope sixteen alleging assault. He denied the accusations asserting an alibi with three witnesses. The case was postponed to Tuesday. bond set at one thousand dollars. The girl worked at T Clements and Son factory, with alleged attacks on November first at home and again on Coeyman avenue as she walked home from work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Vaglier
Masonic Hall
Recorder Post
Edna Koope
Richard Koope
High Steel
Vagnet
James M. Post
Vaglier
Domenic Ciccone
T. Clements and Son
Coeyman Avenue
Vagilier
High Street
Coeyman “Avenue
Inter
Vaghor
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William H. ‘Clements
Rycen
C.J. Hoyt
East Nutley
Thrilia
Twombly Car Corporation
New York Motor Works
Aeromarine
Mrs. Hatch
Masons
Honduras
San Lorenzo
Pacific
Tov
Henry Hoffmeister
Henry Steinlanf
Haberla Brothers
Ber
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