Nutley Militia Reports Work by Battalion and War Chest
The Nutley Battalion of Indiana reports its activities to the Commissioners. Capt. John heads the unit and assigns tasks to canvass the town in 24 hours. The battalion began as the War Chest and conducted monthly subscriber collections. It served as messengers for draft registration and provided military drill and discipline instructions to young men.
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Nutley Battalion
Indet
Eat
Iserm
John
Bank of Nutley
Utley
United War Work Campaign
Ee Baselicnpate
WY Adorian
Thaitt
Fire Chief’s Car Accuses Traffic Violations Amid Blotter
Police blotter from Mountainview notes Fire Chief Walter F. Sapper flagged for driving on the wrong side and cutting off vehicles near avenues. The incident risks straining relations with police if further action is taken. Other cases include speeding fines and local complaints unrelated to the chief.
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Rees
Nutley Replenishes Hunting Permits Amid Shortage
Nutley officials report a new supply of hunting and fishing licenses after a county shortage left 206 licenses issued to local sportsmen. The permits, valid until January 1, with hunting season through December 1, were secured by Town Clerk Simon Blum. Allan Stirratt and Albert Weischede returned from Pennsylvania where they hunted in the Dingmans Ferry area with modest success.
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Nutley
Simon Blum
Allan Stirratt
Albert Weischede
Pennsylvania
Dingman’s Ferry
Nutley Reader Demands Reconsideration of Insulting Letter
Henry Woodrich of Nutley writes to The Sun defending Arnold family honor and condemning a letter by Woodruff and Shaw. He says Arnold is well regarded and that the newspaper should not have printed the alleged scurrilous piece. He requests an apology for the perceived error in Cairneas. Dated Nutley Avenue November 17 1919.
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the Sun
Messrs
Woodruff and Shaw
Arnold
Nutley
Many Redeem Property Before Delinquent Sale
Town Hall sale drew few bidders as only forty one parcels were purchased by a small group of buyers to protect themselves on prior year takings. Buyers included Carl Stem ier of Rutherford Charles H Wittete of Reecher ter and others. the town seized forty two parcels itself from a list of seventy two. Collector Simon Blum cites prosperity and proactive efforts to urge payments as reasons for the reduced sale list.
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Vince
Fepraer Aears
Xigo
Town Hall
Carl Stemier
Rutherford
Charles H. Wittete
Reeher
Yew Building and Loan Association Receives Charter
Yantacuw Building and Loan Association has had its charter granted. A shareholders meeting is set for next Wednesday night to elect officers and adopt by laws. Headquarters will be at First National Bank. There are 340 shares subscribed with about sixty more to be entered at the meeting. Temporary officers are J A Joerg, William H Elliott and John Heindel.
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Yantacuw Building and Loan Association
First National Bank
J. A. Joerg
William H. Elliott
John Heindel
Woman's Club Hosts Card Party and Literary Meeting
The Monday clubhouse gathering featured four tables of bridge with Mrs. J. Harry Hall and Mrs. John Seward as hostesses. Mrs. Benjamin Colwell and Miss Kate Lambert made high scores. The literary section met Thursday. Mrs. Emil Diebitsch read a paper on the Times of Moliere. The club schedules a Christmas Sale for December 5 and 6.
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J. Harry Hall
John Seward
Benjamin Colwell
Kate Lambert
Two Weeks' WSS Sales Report Totals 199837 Dollars
This week's sales of W. 8. 8. in the school area totaled 199837 dollars distributed as School 2613 dollars Wash ington Park 2944 dollars Lincoln 2016 Yantacaw 5976 dollars
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WSS
Washington, Park
Lincoln
Yantacaw
Four objects seek funds in Nutley town drive ballot
The Patriotic Fund directors list four main beneficiaries for the ballot: American Legion, Hoy Scouts, Junior American Guard, and Parkway Memorial. Amounts total 7,800 for the Legion, 1,500 for the Scouts, 60 for the Guard, and 3,750 for the Parkway. Ballot structure mirrors commissioner elections with first to fourth choices. The Social Service Bureau shifted to Red Cross. Roosevelt Memorial drive ended. Members debate whether ballot is binding, while some push for voting by percentages.
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The
Patriotic Fund
American Legion
Hoy Scouts
Junior American Guard
Memorial Parkway
Social Service Bureau
Red Cross
Ihem
Legion
Seouta
Guard
Commission
Amercan Legion
Tuesd Aynmucht
Myl Ua
Mose
Warkway Committee
Frederic Davie
Charlee N. Caldwell
Nutley Club Announces Winter Social Events
Nutley Club schedules a Thanksgiving subscription dance at Masonic Hall next Friday. A smoker follows on December 18 with tickets going on sale. Preparations are under way for a minor theatrical show with rehearsals underway. A college glee club concert is planned to visit the area soon.
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Nutley Club
Masonic Hall
College Glee
Funeral services for Isaac Kingsland in Nutley
Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 2 o clock for Isaac Kingsland of Nutley who died on Wednesday from a paralytic stroke. He was seventy eight, a lifelong Nutley resident. Survived by daughters Mrs Edward Zoerner and Mrs Joseph Bounttinger and son Richard Kin, all of Nutley. Burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Isaac Kingsland
Kingsland Toad
Mr. Kingsland
Nutley
Edward Zoerner
Joseph Bounttinger
Richard Kin
Ridgelawn
Thanksgiving Shutdown Notice Delays Publication
The Sus office will close on Thanksgiving Day and ads scheduled for next week will be affected. Publication will resume after the holiday with delayed deadlines for submissions.
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Sus
Treasury agent to advise local service men on insurance
J. J. McEvoy, sent from the Bureau of War Risk Insurance, will speak at Nutley Post American Legion on LiewbertHe. He plans to explain features of government insurance and how to reinstate coverage, answer questions on compensation medical care allotment and allowances, and instruct that all claims go through official channels.
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J. J. McEvoy
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Nutley Post
American Legion
United States
Masons Host Smoky for Members in the Service
Nutley Lodge of Masons held a smoker at Masonic Hall Thursday night honoring members who served in the colors. Jenjenin Colwell welcomed guests, Arthur Dickinson presided, and a surprise entertainment impressed attendees. About 150 were present as sandwiches doughnuts and cider were served.
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Nutley Lodge of Masons
Masonic Hall
Jenjenin Colwell
Lod
Arthur Dickinson
Postpone Annual Dinner of Nutley D Company Veterans
The Veterans' Association of D Company Nutley Battalion abandons its Dec 2 dinner due to overlapping with the recent organization meeting. The Entertainment Committee plans "The Christmas Tree of Company D" at the Field Club on Tuesday, December 20.
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Veterans’ Association of D Company
Nutley
Iastead
Property Costs From Various Locations and Owners
Saverio Stailabelli on Ernest Street reports a $2,000 asset. Chickney shows a $15 value. Puree on Myrtle Avenue lists Sage cost at $50. Getherine on Vreeland Avenue notes a barn cost. John Wilkins at Brookline Avenue has a garage valued at $100. Mrs. Hattie Child of William Street owns a chicken house valued at $15.
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Saverio Stailabelli
Ernest
Myrtle Avenue
Vreeland Avenue
John Wilkins
Brookline Avenue
Hattie Child
William Street
Taxicab Hits Erie Train At Washington Crossing
A Newark taxicab collided with a milk train at the Washington avenue crossing in Erie early Wednesday. The brakes failed, tearing off a side of the automobile. Driver Bennett attempted to avoid the car's plunge before jumping clear. Miss Grace Reynolds fainted. Others named include Bessie Smith Edward Bradner and 110 Elizabeth avenue Newark and 63 Frelinghuysen avenue Newark.
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Erie Railroad
Washington Avenue
Elizabeth Avenue
Bessie Smith
Hotel Greely
Edward Bradner
Frelinghuysen Avenue
Grace Reynolds
Kinney Street
Newark
Benett
Miss Reynolds
High School Notes Preview Busy Basketball Schedule
Long list of boys and girls basketball games across Nutley Glen Ridge Verona Lakewood Ridgewood and more with dates from December through March. The text also covers a Better English Week plan student advisory posters slogans and a Thanksgiving program with historical tableaux and student participants.
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Glen Ridge
Munday
Union
Nutley
Verona
Lakewood
Ridgewood
Carlton
South Orange
Emerson
Stelleville
Heleville
Montclair
Mornstown
Amon
Vonie
Frances Barnes
E. Huntting
G. Gilbert
McEntee
K. Nichola
Tare
H. Gray
J. Vanham
M. Freeman
Mies McClellan
Mr. Swain
Drafting
Secret Service
F. H. Sanford
Woman's Club
Memorial Parkway Medal row clears SAC status doubt
The Nutley Memorial Parkway Committee reports that two Students Army Training Corps members retain enlisted status. A letter from the Adjutant General confirms SAC members are honorably discharged servicemen, making them eligible to receive the Nutley Medal upon approval by the Medal Committee.
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A TG
Memorial Committee
Adjutant General's Office
Frank H. Cartland
Memorial Parkway
Adjutant Ral
Eastern Department
United States Army
Students’ Army
S ‘ Amy Training Corps
General Memorial
Students’ Army Training Corps
Frank B. Carland
Nutley Memorial Parkway
Thanksgiving service unites Nutley churches
The four Nutley Protestant churches plan an annual Thanksgiving Day service at Franklin Reformed Church at 10 oclock with combined choirs and an offering for the Servicier Bureau. Ex servicemen and families are especially invited to attend.
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Nutley
Pranklin i Reformed
Grenerie
C. Paleoner
St. Paul's
Servier Bureau
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Seld Fund Idea
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Lyndatea
Speed School
Coeing
Sherwood
Tire Exchange
Marren
Franklin Ave
Toler
MR. Goodrich
Henry Woodrich
Nutley Avenue
YEW Building and Loan Association
Eliot N. Smith
Tweed Bay
Lisbon
N. H
John 4 Progate
Cartan Applegate
Trenton
Laven Wd
Dicbitech
Robert Krag
Pasanicasodue
George Axt
New York
Nutley Cycle Company
Treasury
Masons
Erie
Sepesten
Girk
Dee
Bellewdle
Leonia
Ridge
Saturn
Philipsburg
Englewood
Jon O.leonia
Glen Midge
Nth
Woresday
Hetlewille
Bellevilly
Foeslay
Thureday
Phillipeburg
Phillipethe
Misa Dennie
History
B. Kahre
Child
Isabel Barnost Kits
Estelle Ritter
Dorothy Calkins
Elsie Ciccone
E. Lambert
Uence
M. Wallace
E. Ee . KE. Bostock
P. T
S.A. T
Sit. Paul’s
Reformed Church
Mra. M. C. Ings
Cathedral Avenue
Nior Girle
Mies Chapman
Mr. Savage
Department of Maste
J. Piano
D. Troy
Cornet
A. Trombone
G. Chatfield
Brown
B. Enon
Purdy
W. Cernets
K. Wiens
M. Burg
F. Raxaphone
Sentini
L. Jenkins
Nowahue
CG. Pelaburg
R. Pentiethwaite
F. Bennett
Drurms
Teachers’ Meeting
Heachler For
N. J
Reierwer
Deak Ee
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