Republicans to Open Fight in County Campaign
Four local Republican County Committee men met at Masonic Hall to organize a local Executive Committee. The group elected Gark as chairman and Reynolds as secretary, with weekly Friday meetings planned. They predicted a bright local situation and a likely Republican victory statewide amid Democratic fatigue. A platform will be issued soon and a mass meeting planned before Election Day to engage Nutley voters.
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Richard W. Booth
Thomas H. Ritchie
James L. Miller
Abram Blum
Masonic Hall
John F. Clark
George B. Philhower
H. Fred Banta
John Howe
Clarence Reynolds
Gark
Reynolds
Wilson
Nutley
Grace Church Names New Rector Rev Douglas Matthews
Grace Episcopal Church announced last Sunday that Rev. Douglas Matthews of Rome New York accepted the call to be rector. He will arrive in Nutley November 15 and preach his first sermon November 19. Matthews is 37, married with two children and is highly regarded for his leadership at Zion Church in Rome.
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Grace Episcopal Church
Douglas Matthews
Rome
N. Y
Matthews
Nut- Yey
Grace Church
Appleton
Nutley
Zion Episcopal Church
School basketball teams forming for upcoming season
Bangla dates for both boys and girls teams are set as practice begins. Boys play first game in about two weeks with Captain Van Riper yet to select positions. Girls team remains unselected as tryouts continue.
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van Riper
Nutley Choral Society Plans Next Meeting
The Nutley Choral Society met in Town Hall Auditorium and decided to hold another meeting next Tuesday night before starting this year’s work.
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Nutley Choral Society
Town Hall
Audit proves town finances sound despite delays
Audit by Edwin Probert Co. found Collector A. Harvey Van Riper’s cash and records correct. It noted delays in turning over funds, questioned school money handling, and cited a $3,348.05 shortage of the water clerk. A dispute over the bank book delayed the report, and a separate assessorship ordinance sparked GOP-Democrat clashes.
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Harvey van Riper
Edwin Probert Co
Van
van Riper
Fortnightly Club Inaugural Opens Season With Dance
The Fortnightly Club inaugurates its season with Thomas Nichols as new president, following Emil Charles Miller. He opened with a short speech and led a grand match as dancers cheered with smilax and a sign. Mrs. Miller presented a bouquet to Mrs. Nichols. The evening featured dancing and refreshments among many attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Wellman, Mr. and Mrs. Conover, Mr. and Mrs. Colwell, and others.
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Emil Charles Miller
Thomas Nichols
Library Committee Plans Winter Campaign Meeting
Nutley Free Public Library general and special committees will meet at William J. Kinsley 244 Prospect Street on Tuesday night October 17 at 8 15 to discuss current progress and outline future plans for the public library project. Attendance is urged for every member.
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Nutley Free Public Library
Wiliam J. Kinsley
Prospect Street
Stalled Auto Smashed By Trolley Near Fort Pightly Club
A northbound Paterson trolley struck a stalled touring car in front of the Fort Pightly Club, carrying it about 100 feet and into a telegraph pole. Occupants Hugh Lennon of Newark jumped clear. brother John Lennon suffered back injuries. The auto was left junked as passersby removed parts.
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Paterson
Hugh Lennon
High Street
Newark
John Lennor
Series of Sun day Evening Musical Services at Vincent Church
The Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church plans a two month series of Sunday evening performances with New York talent. Harpist Miss Irma Siebert will perform with organ in duets, and the adult choir will lead congregational singing.
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Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church
New York City
Irma Siebert
de. Parkhurst
Gounod
Walter Lawrence
All Angel's Church
West End Avenue
80Th Street
Park Sisters
Gustav Stahl
St. Thomas’ Church
Fifth Avenue
Fiftythird Street
Joseph D. Little
Recorder frees tramp and funds his exit
Thomas Regan, described as a tramp, appeared before Recorder Page last Friday night. The judge showed leniency and released him, giving him a quarter to leave town.
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Recorder
Thomas Regan
Dudge
Regan
Elizabeth Scheinler and Harry Cueman Wed
Miss Elizabeth Scheinler of Bloomfield Avenue daughter of Egil Scheinler and Harry Cueman of Bloomfield Avenue were married Wednesday in a small ceremony in town.
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Elizabeth 8. Scheinler
Bloomfield Avenue
Egil.Scheinter
Harry Cueman
Motorcycle Mishap Leaves Rider in Shock on Chestnut Street
Frederick Moore of Prospect street suffered shock after a collision on Chestnut street hill while riding a motorcycle. He escaped physical injuries but remained in a nervous condition, saying he did not see the trolley until it was too late to avoid the crash. The motorcycle front was wrecked.
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Frederick Moore
Ighey
Moore
Chestnut Street Hill
Prize winners listed in a fragmented notice
A damaged entry lists prize winners including James Caerell Franklin trander and Bessie Wallace. Other names appear with addresses such as Walnut Street and mentions of a one dollar prize for several individuals including Mrs. Ernest Pulsford and Mrs. Arthur Proal.
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Nuttley
James
Caerell
Franklin \ trander
Walnut
Street
Bessie Wallace
Franklin
Aiebus
I Aventie
Maurice
McEligot
Place
Ee ‘Applegate
Ernest Pulsford
Arthur B. Proal
Acquisition of land favored for Yantacaw River park
A Town Hall meeting heard support from the Joint Committee and Ward associations for acquiring land along the Yantacaw River from Chestnut Street to Passaic Avenue for a park. Landowners pledged most parcels, with four holdouts including James R. Hay and W J Tuers. Hay has already donated a 1,800 foot strip.
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Yantacaw River
Essex County Park
Passaic Avenue
Third Ward
Town Hall
Third Ward’ Association
Kingsland’s
Emil Schneider
Wiliam A. Lambert
Carr
Brook
Chestnut Street
James R. Hay
Yantacaw Park
W. J. Tuers
M. J. Callahan
Mr. Hay
Building department issues largest permit for car barn
The building department issued a $73,000 permit for a car barn and machine shop exclusive of furnishings and tracks. Chair man E. G. Weischedel reported 36 permits issued in the last month totaling $96,000, a record. Work will begin almost immediately on the new structure.
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E. G. Weischedel
Coming Wedding Invitations Issued for Garry Hy Faulkenbury and Anna Mack
Invitations issued for the upcoming wedding of Garry Hy Faulkenbury of Hillside Avenue and Miss Anna M Mack of North Germantown to be solemnized October 25 at the Faulkenbury residence on Hillside Avenue.
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Garry
Hy ‘Faulkenbury
Hillside Avenue
M. Mack
North Germantown
N. M
Faulkensbury
Nutley Juniors to Play Postseason Game This Afternoon
Nutley A C under Walter Gorihan management hosts a post season clash on Nutley Park grounds this afternoon. Key players include ace Francis Stagei and standout Gorman with Mt Lehn directing the abinioes as Hirk holds the right field position.
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Nutley A. C
Walter Gorihan
Nutley Juniors
William
Lehn
The
Abinioes
Folk Gorman
Ghorts Francis Stagei
Eldfield
Hirk
Football Team Formed By Army and Navy Players
A football team formed by Army and Navy players will play at City Park School campus. The roster includes Nichols and Jean Witbeck, with Sidulleok Sisued Hersloi listed among participants.
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ARMY
NAVY
City Park School
Nichols
Jean: Witbeck
Sidulleok Sisued Hersloi
Kansas Guy Heads Home After Montreal Trip
A Kansas man journeyed through Montreal on the way home, recounting his travel route and experiences as part of a personal tale.
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Kansas
Texic
Montreal
Improvers Urge Bulletin Boards Across Nutley Town
The Second Ward Association urged Nutley Town Council to install bulletin boards at convenient spots around town. They argued boards are a real necessity for church and civic notices and would aid election and legal notices posted by the town hall and building committees.
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Nutley
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Garrison
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Frederick Arthur Wellman
Edward Bernard
George Westervelt Conover
Benjamin Rider Colwell
Walter Fowler Ormabee
Ernest Bruce Distrem
James Lawrence Miller
Heywood Hall Heywood
Leslie Lawton Bennett
Abram Russell Taylor
Albert F. Jackson
William Scott Wallace
Allan Nash Conover
Alvah Burdette Brown
Bernard Copperthwait Brown
Edward George Yerg
Cornelius Mansot Roe
Clarence Benjamin Tliffe
Ethel Marchi Thom
Library Committee
Scheinler—Cueman
James Breslin
Building Department
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