Nutury notices and social happenings in Nutley district
The issue lists local notices, visits, meetings and events. Town Clerk election note. Mrs Elmira Matthews visiting Wr. and Mrs Rushmer. Traveling Library hours at Park School. residents traveling to New York. West Nutley Hose Co reception planned. clergy and families visiting nearby towns. Town Council meeting scheduled. St Pauls Ladies Guild cake sale on Oct 26. Bertha Kinsley birthday party. fall building and Lefferts Beef Iron and Wine ad. John F. P. Clark Campaign speaker schedule. West Nutley County Club opening dance. local residents sailing to Europe. Apollo Chancelates sold by Masonic Hall Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Nutley
Masonic Hall
Aceasion
Harlan A. Chandler
Gay Tayers
Nutley
Entertaining supper by Tars and Stripes Council No 173
An enjoyable entertainment and supper was hosted by the Tars and Stripes Council No 173 Daughters of Liberty at Dutig Hall on Thursday evening. Mrs Isabelle Hicks Deputy State Councilor spoke. music was provided by Mrs Niebans and several Jersey City Nutley Paterson performers. Refreshments followed and a candy table was organized by Miss Amelia Gunther and Mrs H White.
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Tars and Stripes Council
Daughters of Liberty
Dutig Hall
Isabelle Hicks
Putman Council
Guocal
Niebans
Jersey City
Florence Niebans
Daily
Mary Willse
Edna Baldwin
Nutley
Wm. Oliver
Paterson
Dayton Kierstead
George Speer
K. Chisler
Edna Newport
Gertrude Allington
Amelia Gunther
H. White
Nutley High School Boys Defeat Billside 12 to 5 in Football
Nutley High School met Billside Club of Passaic on Tuesday. The Nutley boys, heavier overall, trailed 12 0 at halftime but rallied in the second half to score a touchdown and win 12 to 5. Players listed include Woodruff Spioninp Hill Nichols Schueck Bill Gurman Nichols Sargeant Fitting Witbeck Wood Ryan Sploniar Brown Fitting Sargeant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billside
Passaic
Nutley
Lalf
Nutley Boys
RB. Woodruff
R Spioninp
L. Hill
G. Nichols
A. Schueck
C .Bill
Methodist Episcopal Church Serves Notice and Guest Speaker
The Rev J O Winner preaches at Il a Sunday in the Methodist Episcopal Church. Evening service 7 45. Sunday School 9 45. Epworth League 6 45. Bible Study Tuesday 3 pm. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 pm. A guest speaker Mr T shi Bhoutia Kyawgh Hla Kan Zan Bhi, a high caste Brain, will discuss The Responsibility of Character in native costume. He studied at Oxford and Harvard and plans missionary work at home. All invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Winner
Il A. W
Epworth League
T'shi Bhoutia Kyawgh Hla Kan Zan Bhi
Methodist Episcopal Church
Oxford
Harvard
Mulley Town Politics Brush With Campaign Lines
The Nugley campaign shows Republicans standing firm on town welfare while Democrats offer little. In First ward BH F Banta is favored for re election. No-License League backs Lichtenstein. Second ward A R Carr likely to win. Fox may get solid GOP support. Third ward two Republicans favored for Town Council as candidates pivot to campaign work. County GOP to hold Nutley meeting on Nov 1 with Judge Fort Senator Colby and John I Clark among speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nugley
Nina Jnee
Firat
BH. F. Banta
League
Lichtenstein
No License League
A. R. Carr
Carr
Uouneilmauio Pomoratico
Fox
Tere
van Blum Hnd
Wetherbee
Republican Executive Committee
Nutley
Jona F. Clark
Ube
Judge Fort
Colby
John I. Clark
Mulley
Meeting note on cooperative society officers and bylaws amendment
A fragmentary report lists officers for a cooperative or club including J B Kingsland treasurer Edward Weeks secretary and J Lutch auditor with electoral outcomes. An amendment to bylaws seeks monthly dues receipts and a committee was appointed to study the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Kingsland
Brewa
Joseph
Dows
Hekki
Mree Ling
No-License League meets in Nutie to discuss Kansas law
On Friday evening the No-License League of Nutie heard Baker University speaker H Inmen of Kansas discuss the effects of the law. He noted growth in business where enforced and claimed many former opponents now support the movement. A. B. Taylor presided and urged interest in sewer, auditing town accounts, and other civic issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutie
Dames. H. Inmen
Baker University
Kansas
A.B. ‘Taylor
Hillside Avenue
J. J. Yarrow
Joseph Mute
Nutley Friday Afternoon Club Meeting Highlights
The Nutley Friday Afternoon Club plans its next meeting at Mrs. Lewis’s residence Caronnal Verace. The program includes selected music by Miss Stuart a paper by Mrs. Taylor on The Part England has Played in the Affairs of Empire a sketch of Florence Nightingale by Mrs. Kinsley and a Turkey discussion by club members.
Fresh supply of Matinee Chocolates at hall pharmacy
Fresh supply received of Matinee Chocolates. 290,]b. at Masonic Hall Pharmacy.
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Masonic Hall
Missed OCR Highlight Names in Local Notice
Fragmentary text mentions Mrs Feds Goshwaite and Mrs H Tn Broadbent with unclear context. No definite event, location, or date is readable.
Unclear Address Fragments From Brooklyn Directory
Fragmentary OCR notes show an address cluster around Broadway and Se Street with references to residence and a second house. The legibility is too poor to identify individuals, organizations, or a coherent event.
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HH. Lad
Broadway
T N.W
Se St
Prone
Nutley
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Elmira Matthews
Lambertville, N.J
Robert Rushmer
Harrison Street
the Park School
H. B. Harding
Enci Sire
New York
Mira
Robert Henkel
Charles
Folgersville, Pa
A. G. Cromley
Vreeland Avenue
West Nutley Hose Co
Town Hall
P. N. Wood
Arthur Dickerson
Roseville
Sheen
Ladies’ Guild of
St. Paul's Congregational Church
Bertha Kinsley
John FP. Clark
Assembly
George H. Bayse
George H. Bayne, Jr
Sarah McKenzie Appald
Highfield Tape
Moltke
Hamburg-American Line
Azgres
Gibraltar
Naples
Geneva
Rome
Masonic Flail
Apollo Chancelates
D. of L
Pittston
Nutley Coal & Supply Co
Lowrie Dexter, Lee
Treas
West Nutley Plaza
Saath. Ee
The
Vreeland
Nassau
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