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Newspaper

Nutley Sun

Location

Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1917

Page

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Health board abolishment ends secret town health oversight

Resigned members R W Ballard Charles H Findlay and William P Walsh left the health board as two remaining officials President Walter Lincoln and Miss Van Winkle oversee a formal abolition after two years of secret meetings and restricted public access. The board's nurse was dismissed and the health inspector position lapsed amid town officials’ dispute and press exclusion.

Huttenlock Walter O. Lincoln Misa Nee Ee Eure Tambet Miss van Winkle Theana R W. Ballard Charles H. Findlay William P. Walsh Board of Health Vehsianental Pensionns- Gis Star Chamber Tege Gee Health Board Fuall-Tine

New Elks Welcomes Nugent Freeman and George M Gray

Malay Lodge of Elks elected Nugent Freeman of Park Avenue and George M Gray of Chestnut Street to membership Wednesday. The ceremony marked a notable addition to the lodge roster.

Nugent Freeman Park Avenue George M. Gray Chestnut Street Malay Lodge of Elks

Teaetay Meeting Remains October 16

A fragment notes a meeting scheduled for Tuesday October 16. Details are unreadable but the event is listed with a fixed date.

Nutley Board of Trade urged to back National War City Recreation drive

President Wilson calls Nutley Board of Trade directors to support a national fund for war city recreation. The article lists participants from Toledo and other communities including Dion N Will, W Cone, Emil Diebstach, W A Lambert, A G Kaiser and G Roger Caron serving as chair.

Wilson Nutley Board of Trade Cam National Fund For War Dion N. Will Toledo, Automobile and A Apoctanedy W. Cone Emil Diebstach W. A. Lambert A. G. Kaiser G. Roger Caron

One Pig Dispute Ends In Compromise In Court

In Recorder Post court Tony Coppio and Vito Rinaldo clashed over two pigs taken from Coppio's yard. Both claimed ownership and offered competing opinions, but no evidence settled it. They compromised by each keeping a pig and sharing the court costs.

Recorder Post Tony Coppio East Passaic Avenue Vito Rinaldo Mt. Prosavenue Weineien Judge Post Tony

Motorcycle Victim Recovering After Collision at Passaic

Monroe Stager, 59, deaf, was admitted to St Marys Hospital in critical but improving condition after a motorcycle struck him on East Passaic Avenue. Driver Andrew Bjornberg of Nutley says Stager stepped into his path. Stager sustained skull, hip, and shoulder injuries.

St. Mary’s Hospital Monroe Stager Andrew Bjornberg Stager East Passaic Avenue Bijornberg Jager Whelan Bloomfield Stagers Bjorn Livers Fast Passaic Avenue Nutley

Woman's Club Hosts Card Party and Lectures

A card party is set for Monday at the Woman's Club hosted by Mrs. William Boage and Mrs. Harry E. Blankarn. The literary section opens Thursday October 25 with Edwin C. Sh reading a paper on Russia and Its Origin. Classes in elementary tivine and home care of the sick will be offered, with instructors from the Newark Cross pier conducting the sessions.

Woman's Club William Boage Harry E. Blankarn Edwin C. Sh Russia Elemente Tiviéne Marie Louise Wehr Newark Ae Cross Pier

St Marys parish confirms large class. Nutley drives drive

The largest class since 1918 confirmed at St Mary's Parish with Bishop O Connor presiding and many boys listed as candidates. Nutley launches 50 000 dollar Liberty Loan subscriptions toward a 250 500 quota as two week window ends October 27.

St. Mary's John J. O'Connor John A. Sahata Pastor Mary's Father Stanislaus, Q. F. M St. Pee Ane Phildeen Nicholas J. Hickey William Gorman Daniel Powers Joseph Francis Joseph Speary Charles Benz Henry Bisceglia Justin Kane Charles Gaccione John Speary Andrew Muller Robert Bradley Leo Murren Francis Frobose Andrew Murren Edward Sachs Louis Rochow James McCormick Salvador Ferraro Richard Bauchmeyer Arthur Leitheuser Leo Kane Archibald Barbata Andrew Hellmeck Joseph Delhagen August Fellrath Ant Deveres Oliver Charlies Bri Vincent Cabe Sartoone Peter Benz Lentz Ian Dobbe Anthony Farrath Ry Boehmer Alvin Brown John Kent Francis Miller Zoetter Moniot Frederick Rochow Tue Hahn Austin Bennett John Malee Charles Zingler Willam Hartmann William Conroy Thomas Me Lacyana Mary Fovin Mana Kastier Ferrara Freeman Margareta Moniot Helen Schroeder Alice Ridg Mary Arnot Dorothy Mein- Seber Ruth Wittel Ernestine Bisceglia Frances Ferrara Martha Fairbrother Louise Dreysse Helen Amby Helen McEligot Mary Hahn Rose Ferrara Catherine Gardner Caroline Hahn Margaret Cafoni Téresa Masuhr Elizabeth Vocaturo Gertrude Schroeder Teresa Malizia Grace Kestler Lucy Rosario Mary O’brien Anna Samara Lucy Arnt Helen Matt Elizabeth Rochow Rose Journe Helen Lacey Antoinette Kwik Henrietta Kwik Edna Lentini Anita Reilly

Blinded by headlights driver loses control near school

Nicolas San Giacomo of Bloomfield and Aaron were involved when San Giacomo’s vehicle overturned on Washington Avenue near the school after being blinded by headlights. The crash occurred Thursday night with the car hitting a curb.

Washington Avenue Nicolas San Giacomo Bloomfield Mitchen San Giacomo Aaron

S B Elects Officers At Semiannual Social Service Bureau Meeting

The Social Service Bureau’s semi annual gathering at the Woman's Club elected officers. The term expirations prompted votes for vice president Miss Elizabeth Hay treasurer James L. Miller and members of the executive board A Hill Mrs Allan P Ames and M E.

Social Service Bureau Woman's Club Elizabeth Hay James L. Miller A. Hill Allan P. Ames M. E

Juror verdict awards Miss Kirk 8000 in breach suit

In Newark the Supreme Court Circuit jury awarded Miss Clan bel Kirk eight thousand dollars against Nathan Barell after a breach of promise suit. Kirk alleged Barell sought marriage while planning a home for them and their one year old child.

Supreme Court Newark Clanbel Kirk Woodland Avenue Nathan Barell Brooklyn Miss Kirk Barell

New Central Garage Set to Open in West Nutley

Ahrens and Rowe lease a three year deal for Central Garage at Franklin Avenue and High Street. The Jersey City duo plans a modern facility with vulcanizing, machine work, storage, and auto accessories. They aim to offer service of several car makes and intend to secure agencies later.

Franklin Avenue High Street Ahrens & Rowe William Ahrens the Terrace Elmer Rowe Jersey City Ahrens Nutley Realty Company Theness

Nutley Man Remains on Western Front Two Years

D E Bostock formerly of Nutley and brother of Edgar H Bostock of Vreeland avenue has served in the English Army on the Western Front for two years. He writes that he is in line for a commission and has been twice mentioned in dispatches for meritorious conduct. He sailed from Buenos Ayres for England and is currently recovering in England after a Somme injury.

D. E. Bostock Edgar H. Bostock Vreeland Avenue E. H. Bostock Bostock Buenos Ayres England Liverpool Somme

Rain Delays Guardsmen Drilling of New Remington Rifles

Rain last Tuesday night halted Home Guardsmen from testing the new Remington rifles stored in a dozen cages at Town Hall. The arms arrived on Monday and could not be tried due to weather.

Town Hall

Williams Receives Lieutenancy in Ordnance Corps

Pearce P. Williams of Nairnpaloe is commissioned as first lieutenant in the ordnance department of the Officers' Reserve Corps and assigned to the motor car division. He is the son of Mr and Mrs J B Williams and studied at the University of Glasgow. He has been connected with shipbuilders.

Pearce P. Williams Nairnpaloe Ordnance Department Officers’ Reserve Corps Mr. Williams J B. Williams University of Glasgow Scotland

Soldiers Move to Spartansburg Under Seuss Band

Douglas B Leigh of Hillside Avenue and Alexander Robertson of Caeyman Avenue left this week with Squadron A for Spartansburg South Carolina. The troop marched down Fifth Avenue behind Seuss's 250 piece band.

Douglas B Leigh Hillside Iue Alexander Robertson Caeyman Avenue Spartansburg S. C Fifth Avenue Seuss

McGinnity Earns Medal In Newark YMCA Victory

Bernard McGinnity of last year’s Newark YMCA basketball champions received a silver medal Saturday on Halsey Street. The team won the game to finish with twenty six medals awarded to players and helpers.

Newark Y. M. C. A Bernard McGinnity Ete Ene Peasetes Hassle Endioe Halsey Street

Day's Proceeds Donated to Red Cross

A cigar store near the Park Theatre turned last Wednesday's sales into a donation for the Red Cross totaling 10 dollars and 43 cents. The act raised local charity through a small business effort aligned with community relief.

Day RED Cross Park Theatre

Home Guards Recruit by Parade in Nutley Ward One

Nutley Battalion under Captain N J Inf retired led by J B Applagais plans a parade through Ward One on Tuesday evening October 16. The event aims to recruit new members aged around 18 to 21 with bugles and drums, and results will be signed after the march. Richard Booth of the Board of Education backs the movement with expectation of large enlistment. Ward Two and Ward Three marches follow October 23 and October 30 respectively.

Nutley J. B. Applagais N. J. Inf Richard Booth Board of Education Evervons Ta Durin Wil Seee

Patriotism and War Bond Support Demand Public Sacrifice

Letter to the editor argues devotion to country requires wartime financial support. It contends civilians must fund Allied victory, pay indemnities now rather than later, and accept necessary measures despite long peace. The piece emphasizes national duty over comfort and cites ongoing war implications.

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Red Cross Yarn Arrives for Nutley Chapter Relief

Nutley Chapter of the American Red Cross has received 386 pounds of knitting yarn for local knitters. The yarn is available by contacting Mrs White, Mrs Hazelton, or Mrs U. at the listed telephone, with W. White serving as chairman.

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Mpers ELKS HL S Teaetay Cotober William G. Ackerman ST. Mary’s O'Conner Liberty Loan William 4. Berg Woman Comme B. Bunhower van Dyke MacBride Federal Reserve Bank Bank of Nutley Claribel Kirk Passaic West Nutley Nutley Man Western Front Williams M'Ginnity First Ward RED Cross Yarn
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