Local Social Notes Highlight House Guests and Visits
Mrs Ten Eckef ey and famed Lanret were guests of Mr and Mrs Les on Wharton Ave. William Walton of Norwalk visited Mr and Mrs Warner on Lakeside Drive. Mr and Mrs Howe Woodruff of N aisle hosted guests, with Robert Wilde and Miss Harriet Hayes among attendees. Raymond M Scott and Mr Beeder of Holmes Street convalesce. Raymond H Taylor of Hawthorne Ave stayed with Mr and Mrs Robert Laffin in Asbury Park this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Ten Eckef Ey
Famed Lanret Wasren
Les
Wharton Ave
William Walton
Norwalk
Mr. Warner
Lakeside Drive
Raymond H. Taylor
Hawthorne Avenue
Tor Severs
Robert Laffin
Asbury Park
Unclear OCR fragment lists residents around Ma Avenue
A damaged OCR text mentions Miss Sarah and Boyd Hallidy of South Orange, Miss Gladys Alay of Perensits, Mr Terrace Avenue, Bronson Aurey of Be ll, and Mrs George B Philhower Avenue with reference to several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sao
Sarah and
Boyd Hallidy
South Orange
Gladys Alay
Perensits Ant Mr Terrace Avenue
Bronson Aurey
Bell
George B. Philhower
Election Notice for County General Election in November 1921
Notice states a general election will be held in the county on Tuesday in November 1921 from 6 A M to 7 P M for ten officer elections and questions on a state bond issue under chapter 201 of laws 1921. It lists 12 members of the General Assembly and 3 members of the Board of Chosen Freeholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Board OF Chosen Freeholders
Public
Transfer requirement for voters in Essex County 1921 election
Voters registered for the general election in Essex County must file transfers with the Essex County Board of Elections in Newark or with municipal clerks by October 25th 1921. Those who plan to vote in a different municipality must secure a transfer before the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Scthen Shedion Tistiot
Wan Gellee Tn
Voting places listed for General Election in Town of Belleville area
Districts outline polling locations across Belleville and adjacent towns with addresses like 261 Franklin Avenue and 418 Franklin Avenue. The notes specify ward begins and routes through Chestnut Franklin and Passaic streets, with several polling places including Fire House and Barber Shop, detailing district boundaries and venue names.
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Nutiay
Belleville
Rutan Place
Franklin
Chestnut St
Sheet Bent
Passaic
Aent Bestals Seeens
Town Hall
Chestnut Street
Passaic Avenue
Franklin Avenue
Franklin Wae
Panaele County
Long County
Panaaic
Passaic Amte
Pane A
Chestnut
Maainview
Sowatonview Avenue
Ae Gwen Heroes
Wae
Bloomfield
Bield
Vreeland Avenue
Vreeland A
Franklin Ave
Frankl Street
Polling Place
High Street
Hose Co. No
Third Ward
County transfers on General Election Day schedule
Court house in Newark New Jersey lists transfers daily from 1 P M to 4 P M with specific dates around the general election on November 8 1921. Clerks operate Saturday November 5 and Monday November 7 1921 in preparation for election day procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Newark
N. J
Absentee Voting Rules For General Election In Newark
Absentee electors must be qualified registered voters who are ill or absent from their county. They must apply for an absentee ballot at the County Board of Elections in Newark or the Municipal Clerk in other municipalities. An illness note may be required to certify the elector is unable to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
County Board of Elections
Court House
N. J
County of Elections
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emand
Howe Woodruff
Sohn Ma
Robert An, Wilde, Mies Harriet Hayes and
Eleanor Parsons
Raymond M. Scott
Beeder
Holmes Street
Candy
C.F. Puller
Hill
Olves
Phen Ceutlend
Beneaiting
Fr Pre Company
Nutley
C. R. Bedell
Frees
P.M
Eee Avenue
Fo Ma
Nichols
Office OF the
Newark, N. J
Essex County Board of Elections
Board of Elections
Remerka
Cape
Field
Cone
Mountainview Avenue
Centre
John
John Street
V. of Field
Franklin Avenas
Nue
Grant Avenue
Pasesic
Passaic County
Passaic River
Ivasto Wa
Slong
James H. Owen
Chard J. Frank
Dalley P. J. Dunnion
Court.of Common Pleas
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