Tenth Golf Dinner Held at Field Club
Seventy Nutley Golf Club members gathered for the tenth annual banquet at the Field Club. William Wildrick won the top prize in a tournament opening ceremony led by George Young with toastmaster William H. The event honored cups and poetry recitals, with city officials and several players receiving recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field Club
Nutley Golf Club
Nutley
Yountakah Country Club
George KB. McMillan
Jow Gross
R. RK. Adama
Low
George Oung
Charles W. Wilarick
Scovel Gines
Wildrick
George Young
William H
Diebitech
Harry 5. Carland
van Dyk MacBride
Spencer Abe Ei Woreata H
A. Usina
H. Ww. Goodrich
John B. Taylor
Laurette
Forwitn
Women Serve Holiday Dinner at Camp Merritt Prison
The Soldiers' Comfort Society led by Mrs John Hartshorne served dinner to 115 inmates at Camp Merritt on a holiday. Volunteers including Mrs Claude Boynton and Mrs Girertioe helped, delivering fruit cigars candy and cigars as part of a decorated meal in a floral setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt
Soldiers’ Comfort Society
John Hartshorne
Camp Merritt Prison
Claude Boynton
Pianalter
Golf season ends with prize dinner at Yountakah Club
The Yountakah Country Club plans a prize dinner tonight at the Field Club. Members will gather, partake of a meal, and attend the ceremony distributing prizes arranged by the Gun tre (Club) active group led by L. S. Rothwell. Thurst and L. pethwall note leadership roles and a membership milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yountakah
I. Ee
L. S. Rothwell
Pethwall
Board of Governors
Third Building & Loan Association Forming in Nutley
A third Building and Loan association is in the process of formation in Nutley though no charter has been obtained yet. Interested parties include members of the Bank of Nutley and R. G. Schaaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oe Sey Yon Lin ‘Antecaw Building & Loan Association
Oees the
Nutley Building & Loan Q
Leg Il
Bank of Nut- 5
de Lee
R. G. Schaaf
Knights of Pythias to Elect Grand Officers
Crystal Lodge announces a meeting to elect 10 grand officers of the Knights of Pythias. The election will select the Grand Lodge officials and set the leadership for the lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge
American Legion backs Nutley Boy Scouts and fund drive
The American Legion endorses the Boy Scouts of America and urges posts to support local troops. Nutley Scouts seek funds to enlarge operations and build a permanent camp, with a goal of fifteen hundred dollars from the Patriotic Fund to aid new troops and continued welfare of Nutley boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Boy Scouts of America
Minneapolis
Carry-On Association
Boy Scout Movement
Boy Scout
Nutley
Patriotic Fund
Boy Scout Council of
Nutly
Ehgaee
Nutley Patriotic Fund
Nutley School Shortage Despite Lincoln Addition
Nutley schools face a nine classroom deficit after the Lincoln Building expansion. Supt Beachler notes 1910 data showing 1 041 pupils needed 37 rooms and projects 2 182 pupils in 1919 requiring 77 rooms, with 83 now available. Even with additions, a total shortage of nine rooms is expected in October 1920, prompting plans for a new unit-plan school at an estimated $300 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
Beachler
Washington
Lincoln
Macensaly
Tardy Teachers Will Get Docked And New Town Engineer
Nutley school teachers face pay dockage for late arrivals as the Board of Education passes a resolution. Roscoe Symonds is appointed town engineer to succeed Eliot N. Smith. discussion centers on term length and future board terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
Board of Education
Horace Tantum
Arthur BH
City of Clifton
Park School
Committee On Rules and Regulations
Pyater
Roscoe Symonds
Passaic
Grant Avenue
Eliot N. Smith
Lisbon
N. H
Mr. Smith
Smith
Diebitech
Symonds
Cook
Wildey
Mrr
Hhe
Mr. Symonds
Cornell
Philippine Islands
Masasachusetta
Police Department
Albert Weischedel
N. S. Lovell
As*Pason
Nutley Milk Dealers Earn Clean Bacteria Scores
November milk tests show good conditions across Nutley with all dealers delivering quality product and low bacteria counts. The Board of Health reports percentages and counts per cubic centimeter for each dealer, noting several exceed the 100,000 limit not reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
Board of Health
Cerami
Hoffmeister
Reilly
Tuers
Borden
Mustachio
Steininuf
Elks Honor Raymond Blum With Elaborate Memorial
Nutley Lodge of Elks marks the death in action of member Raymond Blum with a special memorial service next Sunday at 3 30 pm in Manonie Hall. United States Commissioner John H. Matthews serves as principal speaker and lodge officers lead the service while Mrs. Arthur Hebert performs solos.
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Raymond Blum
Nutley Lodge of Elks I
Manonie Hall
United States
John H. Matthews
Arthur Hebert
Missing jewelry and roomer report shock local police notes
A diamond ring and a cameo ring with $6 were reported missing by Mire Harriet Saxon of 10 Centre Street after renting a room to a stranger. The suspect fled up Centre Street. no trace found. Other notes include a car incident on Franklin Avenue, a hunting dispute, a possible demented man being detained, a broken barn lock, pipe theft, and two motorists cited for lights out and license issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire Harriet Saxon
Centre Street
Andi Ng
Ix Gehevibad Oh
John Vanna
Newark
William Batchelor
Kingsland Street
Iliam Mathers
Church Street
Cranford
Peter Lordy
Sergi
Jameson
Werner
Albert Falias
Elizabeth Avenue
Elizabeth
Washington Avenue
Charles Pelligrim
Pennsylvania Avenue
Newark post office introduces motor truck mail schedule
A new motor truck service between the Newark Post Office and its branches changes local mail collections and deliveries. Mail from Newark arrives at 6.03 and 7.27 am and 1.02 and 4.02 pm, with departures at 6.00 9.20 am and 12.50 6.00 pm. Carriers will deliver at 7.80 and 1.30 with letters due by 7.00 am and 1.00 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
H Drake
Nutley Masons to Elect Officers at December Meeting
Nutley Lodge of Masons will hold its annual election of officers on Monday night December 15. Clarence F. Faith the senior warden is scheduled to become head of the Lodge with Richard B. Dean the present officer likely to be cited for succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
Arlington
Harry Cromley
Couta
Cromley
Gardner
Deena
Delaware
Nutley Lodge of Masons
Tts
Clarence F. Faith
Allcced
Richard B. Dean
Local Woman Mary Ward Dies in Newark Home
Mrs. Mary FE Ward widow of Lawrence C Ward died last Friday at her Roseville Newark home. She was mother to Mrs. F J Carretti of Bloomfield Avenue and four other daughters plus two sons. Ill for three years before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary FE. Ward
Lawrence C. Ward
Roseville
Newark
F. J. Carretti
Bloomfield Avenue
Addition to dwelling by J Waselowski at 208 Harrison Street
J Waselowski a farmer on Waselowski street adds a dwelling extension valued at about 50 dollars and accompanied by a 800 dollar list from River Bend Macation Co. The notice references Harrison Street address and origin of materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Waselowski
Harrison Street
William Wane
Rae Eat Macation Co
River Rend
Lyceum Eleven Beats Nutley Club In Muddy Town Championship
The Nutley Lyceum defeated Nutley Club 18 to 7 in a muddy Park Warrayley clash billed as the town championship. Kiel and Henkert starred for the Lyceum with multiple long runs and a late goal as Nutley Club fought back but could not tighten the line. Substitutes entered for both sides as the Lyceum sealed the win in the final period.
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Nutley
Park Wharelay
Nutley Lyceum
Nutles
Lyceum
Lewis
Johnny ‘Liss
Kiel
Lienkert
Jaminen
Benkert
Kieb Mine
Korner
Westlake
Johnny Tax
Cotetne
Ubpew
Nutley Club
Alliwen
C. Ryan Staver
Connolly A. Lawrence O
W. Ryan A. Stroba
Ryutan Ki. Stroba
Slaughter Lillian
Zitaman
Lawrence Kieb
Heath Henkert
Woodruff Lewis
Lux White
Rawcliffe Nayler
Kieb
Henkert
E. Lawrenee
Crom
Rutan
Manning
A. Lawrence
Frobose
FR. Stroba
Wallace
Stevens
Jamison
Allison
White
Curtin
Stager
Kwik
Scorse
Sl Ter
Chandler
N Club
Leach
Lyndhurst
Yantacaw Building and Loan Association Elects Directors
Shareholders of the Yantacaw Building and Loan Association met at the First National Bank offices to select directors and auditors. Named directors include John Roth, Charles Shaw, Samuel Stall, James Fe, John Heindel, Anthony P, Jacob Zimmerer, Francia H Stayer, Clifford Kaufmann, Irving R. Krown, Alvin J. Reynolds, and Charles S. Urooks. auditors are William J. Miller, Joseph Blum, and Charles B. Zimmerman. Four hundred sixty three shares were subscribed and the group planned future meetings near Franklin Avenue and Centre Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yantacaw Huilding and Loan Association
First National Hank
John Roth
Charles Shaw
Samuel Stall
James Fe
John Heindel
Anthony PL
Jacob Zimmerer
Francia H Stayer
Clifford Kaufmann
Irving R. Krown
Alvin J. Reynolds
Charles S. Urooks
Willliam J. Miller
Joseph Blum
Charles BE. Zimmerman
Franklin Avenue
Cemtre Street
George E Bailey Named in Occident 7 Te
George E Bailey of 120 Centry Street linked to a fatal Occident 7 incident at Te. The report notes his wife died in the event and identifies Bailey in connection with the case. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Bailey
Centry Street
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Anoualee
L. A. Rothwell
Third B. & L. Association
MLE Alm Nutley Boy Scouts
the Men of the Future
Free American Legion
Boy Scouts
Montclair
Linvs
Muni
P. Holland
Caldwell
N.J
Scout
Holland
Grey
Ors Peak
Wet
Park van
Paanah Rove Wash
Isis
G. R. B. Symonds
Tantum
Clifton
Weischedel
ELKS
Eddie Nugent
Bartfield
Roomer
Masons
East Nutley
Town
Lux
CLUB
Yantacaw B. and
L. Ass’n
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