Town Welcomes Boys With Oct. 18 and 19 Events
A new committee led by Mayor presides over a Welcome Home celebration for servicemen. The schedule includes a town hall dinner, cabaret, boxing bouts, and music on October 18 with a formal medal presentation on October 19. A Holy Name parade and Columbus Day cause a schedule clash. escorts and decorations are organized by local groups.
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Welcome Home Committee
Benjamin Hurd
John B. Applegate
George A. Hill
van Dyk Maciruie
H. G. Prout
Vovee
Weight
Trevens Jackson
George B. McMillan
Richard Dean
F. X. McCabe
R. W. Booth
J. C. Uuxton, Jr
LB. Hazelton
Walter Ormabee
J. R. Beachler
William J
Spencer Welton
Michael £Giere
Geo B. Philhower
F. H. Sanford
Wiliam H. Arnold
Emil
Tere
Henry M. Libby
Alice Bickers
J. B. Hazelton
Francis Dennett
Tag Day Aims to Help French Orphans in Nutley
Nutley women’s organizations plan a 10 tag day for the fatherless children of France. Boy Scouts will stage stations to catch commuters before 1 PM. Girls will work in three hour shifts at key trolley stops and events including the Service Men’s parade and ball game.
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Nutley
France
Rifle Club Next Week Program At Local Range
Schedule lists events from Monday October 6 to Thursday October 9 with team matches Amy and Navy Battalion vs Verona and a Handicap Match. Notes mention penalties for bets over 100 and unspecified headstep rules.
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Amy
Navy
Battalion
Verona
Advertisers Urged to Notice The Sun Ad Placement
This week The Sun warns advertisers about an embarrassing post placement issue. The blast targets brands, urging proper timing and placement to avoid repeating the misstep.
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The
Sun
Boy Scout Rally Promises Future Leaders and Service
The article highlights a Nutley Boy Scouts drive titled The Men of the Future. It emphasizes youth training in patriotism, citizenship, and self reliance through company activities, camping, and service. Funds support feeding programs and equipment, with a national appeal recalling World War I heroes and urging public backing for the movement.
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I. Cunedt
Willy Prael
Anita
Rife
Lewet
Woman's Club Plans Tree Planting for Roosevelt
The Woman's Club schedules a tree planting in honor of Roosevelt on October 13. Members from the community, including club officers, will attend at the Hall to mark the event with a presentation and a social gathering.
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Woman's Club
Roosevelt
Wom
Monnersey Wether
Efatitusiee
Ole Leet 1
Woman Hospitalized After Automobile Mishap
Miss Anita Peet sustained injuries in a traffic accident on Pronk Avenue. She was taken to a New York hospital for treatment and remains under medical care with possible several weeks' stay ahead.
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Anita Peet
New York
Town Annual Report Ready for Public Distribution
The annual report of the town shows the financial transactions and detailed town business for the year. It summarizes department activities and the overall fiscal status awaiting dissemination to residents.
Parkway contributions listed for Memorial Fund
A partial list of donors is recorded for the Memorial Fund to the Parkway project. No work has begun on the Parkway yet, despite noted contributions from individuals including W. H. Mitchell and William Pearson, among others.
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Smith
W. H. Mitchell
A.B Sturges
William and Grace Pearson
August DeVilleroy
Henry M. Smith
John AB. Taylor
Carrie T Watterson
Advertising gambit offers $2500 in gifts with auctions
A garbled notice promises $2500 in gifts to lure buyers to an auction. It claims money spent on advertisement, rents, commissions, and automobile expenses will be distributed as free offerings. Gifts listed include Rogers silverware, gold watches, chocolate cakes, and toilet sets, with no clear dates or organizers.
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Ay Renta
Beautiful
Rogers
Nutley Proclaims Thanksgiving for Returning Servicemen
Mayor Emile Pikitseat calls Nutley residents to postpone other plans and gather on the Town Green at noon Sunday October 1 to honor local soldiers and sailors returning from service. Simon Heem, town clerk, urges a respectful ceremony as citizens welcome the men who served the nation.
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Anne
Humber
Nutley
Mayer
Nuthes
Genernage
Satan
Siek
Thett
Emile Pikitseat
Thieves Steal Jewelry Worth Thousands In Early Visit
A burglary at the Welton home yielded a $1,500 pearl necklace, a $550 ring, a gold bangle, a gold watch, and other valuables. Police say the thieves entered while residents were away, vanished before Monday morning, and investigators noted broken locks and unguarded access.
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Neyr
Spencer Welton
Tennis Place
Sterling Tire Corporation
Rutherford
Tata
Bureau
Radeon Asec
Coe Hous
Cheinelli
Slight Changes In Line Of March Of Service Men
The parade route for the service men march has been revised. The march begins at 1:00 at New and Elm Streets and proceeds through Elm Street Park Driveway Church Street John Street Harrison Street Franklin Avenue Brook Belt Avenue Edgewood Avenue Catterthwaite Avenue North Road to the Grove. About 100 will dine at a hosted meal at the church hall. donations cover expenses. Service members without invitations are welcome to attend the dinner.
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Feurbach
New
Elm Streets
Elm Street
Fark Driveway
Curchtreet
John Street
Harrison -Treet
Franklin Avenue
Brookbelt Avenue
Edgewood Avenue
Catterthwaite Avenue
North Road
the Grove
Koedlock
Yeaterday
Rur
Rentschler and Ellis Tie Knot at St Mary's Rextry
Miss Bertha Rentschler daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Rentschler of 45 Woodland avenue Newark is married to George M Ellis of Sylvan avenue Newark. Rev Edward F Quirk presided at St Marys Rectory with Miss Anna Babel as bridesmaid and Ross Ellis as best man. The couple will reside with Mrs Ellis' parents.
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Bertha Rentschler
Fred Rentechler
Woodland Avenue
George M. Ellis
Sylvan Avenue
Newark
St. Mary’s Rectory
Edward F. Quirk
Anna Babel
Bane
Ross Ellis
Elis
Ellis
Nutley petitions spark talk of reversion to old government
Five petitions circulate in Nutley as residents discuss a movement to restore the old town government. Names tied to the effort surface, including Annie L Van Winkle and Tony Terelli, with community figures denying clear backing. Town Clerk Simon Blum notes only gossip at this stage as signatures must reach twenty five percent to trigger a special election.
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Nutley
Annie L. van Winkle
Pranklin Avenue
Branklion Avenue
Tony Tereili
Moonitielt Avenue
Matthew J. Calinam
Ste Leaeler
Frater Stacei
Staver Hrothie
Sant Sertentoy
Cullahuan
Eliner Lae
Verreth
Callahan
Volon Weght Lovelitte
Tlonorarn Club
Simon Blum
Gorman-Heminsley Nuptials Held at St Marys Church
Denrietta Heminsley of Siw ark and Walter J. Gorman of Masonic avenue wed Wednesday at 4 pm in St Marys Catholic Church. Miss Florence Lee attended the bride and John J. Gorman served as best man. Guests held a reception at the family home after the ceremony.
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Mice Denrietta Heminsley
Siwark
Walter J. Gorman
M. J. Gorman
Masonic Avenue
Edward F. Quirk
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Florence Lee
Erie Place
John J. Gorman
High School Grid Notes From Nutley Practice
Nutley team practice notes show Wittenack at center Reade and Slavik among backs and ends with Kirklesky at quarterback. Coach Williams led Senter and team through scrimmage as students prepared for a Tuesday noon game and general athletic association meeting scheduled later in the week.
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Naylor Wuantes
Miewel
Slavik
Curtis
Reade
Ventele
UL Henshen
Lawrence
Vt Serabe
Po Senter
J Spears
Wilbune
Kones
Keimend
Muckley
Williamis
Sentner
Praceeda
Town opposes paying for soldiers welcome objects
Report states no plan for 200 raise funds beer fund. Patrons discussed raising via subscription to fund. Letters claim bids for King Street contract and a secretary sewer from Park Avenue to Eastville line. Residents petitioned for electric lights between Center Street and Harrison Street. Wildey reported week’s collection. Sullivan noted typhus fever cases.
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Saronire
King Street
Eradiung Contyaet
Wilfred
Ap Pentel
Wastwie Avenue
Park Avenue
Eilewille
Amd
Cmd
Harricon Street
Wildey
Silooay
Sullivan
Tion
Park Driveway trespass cases rise in Newark area
Two more incidents involve drivers passing the Park Drive driveway with A J Johnston of Newark cited for speeding and Rev S Trevena Jackson pastor of Vincent Church also reported for driving past the sign an officer's report notes.
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A. J. Johnston
Newark
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Town Gatherings
Max Seivel of Franklin avenue bought the building he occupies. Mrs S Neville Walker hosted a luncheon with nine guests on Thursday. High scorers were Mrs H Denison of New York and Mrs William Ellery of Hackensack. Mr and Mrs Walker will host the No Name Club this evening. Mrs E Allan and Thomas Allan returned from a six week stay in Toronto.
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Max Seivel
Franklin Avenue
Centre Street
S. Neville Walker
Sylvan Lace
H Denison
New York
William Ellery
Hackensack
Mins E. Allan
Thomas Allan
Toronto
Reverend Falconer Called by St Paul’s Church
Rev R C Falconer named pastor at Milgrim Church Seattle succeeds Dr Edward Smith now secretary of the American Board of Foreign Missions. He will take charge from November and receive a salary of 2000 for 1920 with a son and wife accompanying him, as he begins duties at Wartmeuth and other unions.
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Falconer
Sheamlion
Ohio
Peteouath College
Ronary
New York
Milgrim
Seattle
Edward Lincoln Smith
Vurn
Wartmeuth
Tweny
Mermentite
Ordi
Werk
Sodtnk Ces
M France
Taleonet i
George Thasen Putnam
Olf Mabulconer
Newerber
Dublin
Blankarn Upsets Woodford To Win Town Tennis Title
In the first annual Notley High School tennis tournament final on the club courts Don Blankarn defeated Woodford 6-0 4-2 after three tight sets. Earlier matches saw Woodford beat Van Siper 6-4 6-3 and Blankarn beat Hod 6-0 8-2 with several defaults affecting the draw.
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Notley Hggh
Blankeo Phate
Stenhils
Lankarn
Woodford
Lee
Walter Woodford
van Siper
Kirk
Blankarn Hrown
Ketmond
Orintee
Woodfont
M. Blankarn
Fina
Mankarn
Wdlford
Kestmond
Lyceum Dominates Belleville in Series Sweep
In a historic stretch, the Lyceum becomes the only team between Nutley and Belleville to win a series from Belleville. Belleville players remain stunned by the swift victory as the series ends in a tie and both teams retain chances for next season.
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Lyceum
Nutley
Belleville
Bellevillites
Natley Lyceum Meets to Install Viewers and Hear Reports
The Natley Lyceum holds its bi monthly meeting Monday night at 4 20 pm at the Cs House to install viewtes offerors for the ensuing term. Athletic committee members and team managers should attend as important business will be transacted. Several new members were initiated and added to the roll.
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Natley Lyceum
Cs House
Athletic Mittee
Jous Teame
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