Social Notes From Nutley Community Circles
A roundup of local residents including Mrs. William Wille of Hi arch Nes Gene fe Fort Jervis ee Se os, and Mr. and Mrs. John B. Coe of Vreeland avenue. Many travels, visits, and events list entries for Vassar College enrollment, hospital stays, New York trips, and town social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wille
Hiarch, Nes Gene Fe Fort Jervis Ee
Theodore Coe
Cape Cod
John B. Coe
Vreeland Avenue
First African Explorer Mungo Park On Niger Quest
The Gret organized effort to explore Africa was led by Mungo Park who sailed on his first voyage to the continent 128 years ago. He returned after two years and seven months having mapped a large, previously unvisited portion of Africa though failing to locate the Nile source, the River Niger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mungo Park
Deri
Africa
Niger
Relics of Chateau Thierry Hospital Door Sign
After the battle, visitors toured a rear building serving as a hospital. It housed American soldiers who endured thirteen hours of fierce fighting at Chateau Thierry. Yet the same cheerful boyish spirit remained, as they posted a heroic sign on the hospital door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau- Thierry
Europe
Liberty Bond Drive Urges Full Support for Fourth Loan
A wartime appeal exhorts citizens to buy the Fourth Liberty Loan bonds to aid soldiers fighting for freedom. The message emphasizes lending without counting the cost and encourages full, personal commitment to the bond program as part of the broader crusade against a global evil, invoking patriotic duty and sacrifice.
Campaign committee tightens drive as subscriptions lag
American and Italian supporters praised early gains but acknowledge remaining work. A special subcommittee led by Geo Young Col Prout and William J. Minsch will interview non-subscribers and those underfunded, reporting to the chair. The bank opens next Wednesday 8 to 10 PM for subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Oung
Col. Prout
William J. Minsch
Sim ! Ee
Mae
Wesleyan College Men Enter U S Army Letter
A Wesleyan University pastor writes from Middletown on October 2 2918 about about 150000 college men entering the U S Army after a ceremony at the campus. He describes the induction, the reaction of families, and his hope that youth appreciate the duties ahead as education ages into service amid influenza and wartime mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan University
Middletown
N. Y
The
Sun
United States
Mre
M Ghlege
Wesleyan
Nutley
New Jersey
Reformed Church
U. & Army
Shanklin
Fing
Wrightson
Jalpo
Church
William Arnold Shanklin
Tremident Wilson
Monk
Aleo
Foch
S. M.R
Cc. J. Hoyt
Local Post Office Reports Weekly Sales Total
Total sales across schools recorded by the One Post Office reach 1828.25 this week. Park School led with 134.97, Washington 70.40, Lincoln 13.17, Yantacaw 105, Sprivey Garden 27.71, and smaller amounts assigned to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
Washedngton
Lincoln
Yantacaw
Sprivey Garden
Barn Dance and Knitting Bee for Soldiers’ Comfort Unit
A barn dance and knitting bee at Town Hall on October 26 funds the Soldiers’ Comfort Unit. Mrs John Hartshorne leads the event with additional attractions planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNI
Town Hall
John Hartshorne
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Sheldon S. Wells
Endemure
New York
Nantmant D. Moxley
High Street
Mian Grace McGuire
Whitford Avenue
Vassar College
Sarah Whiteheade
Satterthwaite Avenue
Compo Beach
Conn
Aesame Smith
Charles Fe. Streit
Prospect
K. B. Emeron
Street
Dan Cherryville, Va
Alfred Satetiffe
Husmacktows
Paes eTie Wena
Mr. and
Clifford C. Kaufmann
Ao Ol
Santen
Esther
Eleanor Perkins
Park Wo Ts
Horace Tantum
M. M. Ayers
Phat Te
Dacey
New Safelk, N.Y
Charles Frost
Franklin Avenue
Boston
Fred Miller
Union Avenue
Lalien
Park Theatre
H. H. Halstead
Hawthorne Avenue
Seana Aerviess
Grace Church
Jane
York
Mrs. D. Anthony Usina
Beng Pact le Maver
Marjorie ‘Har
Jase
Tates Wehbe
J. C. Herman
Adele Kerman
Cathedral Avenue
Cresco
Jeo. Welter Jeferay Sad Sen
Atlantic City
E. W. Owen
Ench
Mrs. C. R. Washbourne
Milford, Pa
Saete Es “Ss
Frederick Shaper
Reus
East Orange
Ganford
Ian Ge Tetacle B. Dale, of
Beaton
William Meyerholz
Schenectady
J D. Little
Constance Little
Newburysport, Conn
Fred. Dale
Quando
Fla
Bother
Enry Dale
Elm Place
Mr. God Mire
D. Anthony Pass
Burnettace
Mt. Pocono
A. L. Lawrence
71 Terrace Avenue
Walter Smythe
Smythes
Brooklyn
Clair Banta
H. F. Banta
Center Street
Philadelphia
Hawthorne J Avenue
Goucher College
Baltimore
Alice Brewster
Morristown
Betty
Lucy Perrin
Washington
Henry G. Prout
Stockton Place
K. B. Emerson
Cranged
A. E
Stewart Avenue
Emerson
Alexander Willsee
Middletown, N. Y
John D. Grady
Newark
Grady
Miss Anderson
Burns Lake
B. C
Betty Ruth
John Madden
Brookfield Areues
Deposit
Casimir Yasinski
Colonial Terrace
Mary's Hos
Everett Greenwood
Brookfield One
St. Albans
Helen Kenter
Montclair
Jane Dahlberg
R. T. Stager
Calvin Sargeant
Howard Sargeant
Roosa Gap
Monticello
South Falleburg
N.Y
Chateau
Italand
Liberty
Berdan Furniture CO
Passaic, N. J
Pas College
W. S. S. Sales
Fok Weiek
Hee
Nutley Sun
Sol. Taffet
Pranklin Aye
Corr Gentre St
Nuticy
Alex
Ramoneda 245
Nutley, M. J
P. F. Guthrie
Highfield Lane
Natley Station
Clark
iWannan
Pifth Ave
C. R. Bedell
Franklin Ave
Vreeland Ave
Nutley, N.J
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