Hope of race education raised by Osborne
Edmund Burke Osborne, a member of the State Board of Education, spoke at Grace Episcopal Church on Education Day. He argued that public schools are the key to civilization, arising from ignorance and injustice, and urged higher funding to produce educated citizens and moral self respect. He warned of societal woes rooted in inefficiency and privilege and asserted schools must become the world’s most important profession.
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Edmund Burke
Osborne
State Board of Encation
Grace Episcopal Church
Mire Osborne
Earth
Women's Club Costume Party At Clubhouse Tuesday Afternoon
The Wo mans Club holds a children's costume party at the clubhouse from 5 to 8 Tuesday afternoon October Bi with Mrs. Chester J. Hoyt in charge. An evening party for members and escorts follows at 9 with Mrs. William Longfelder coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Clubhouse
Chester J. Hoyt
William Longfelder
Resigns as Organist Christina Haanes Steps Down
Unclear text reports Christina Haanes resigning from organist duties amid several years of service. exact dates and new plans not specified. Residents recall her contributions and the church community acknowledges her departure with thanks.
Franklin Building & Loan annual meeting notes dividend drop
The Franklin Building & Loan Association reported a dividend rate of six and five eighths percent at its thirtieth annual meeting in Town Hall. Directors and officers were re elected. The forty fifth stock series opened with $20 600 in loan applications received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Building &—Loan—Association
Town Hall
Thomas S. Brown
William D. Batchelor
Henry A. Connolly
EL. V. Cockefair
William H. Parry
John P.lux
Ernest G. Weischedel
Commission in Short Session Clears Routine Town Actions
The Board of Commissioners met for twenty five minutes approving sidewalk and curb relays on Passaic avenue and referring water main extensions on Emily street and Laurel avenue to Streets and Path Improvements. Vreeland avenue curb and gutter work was approved to proceed. Tow Hall auditorium use granted to the Junior American Guard of Vincent Church. Town collections totaling 1594.34 were turned over to A S Wildey, head of Revenue.
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Board of Commissioners
Passaic Avenue
Highfield Lane
Nutley Avenue
Emily Street
Laurel Avenue
Department of Streets and Path Improvements
Vreeland Avenue
Maple Place
Yantacaw River
Tow Hall
American Guard
Vincent Church
A. S. Wildey
Department of Revenue
Broad trolleys begin Sunday service in Newark area
Last Sunday the Broad trolleys started Sunday runs, expanding beyond Paterson cars which had limited Sunday service. After complaints and exchanges with the Commissioners and Public Service Corporation, added Sunday and holiday service was approved. The commission is also weighing evening weekday runs. current service ends between 7 and 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
Newark
Public Service Corporation
Lodgemen to Attend Lafayette Rally in Paterson Lodgerooms
The Kempton Council plans a delegation to a Lafayette Council rally in Paterson on Monday night. Boston Supreme Secretary A. T. Turner is to speak.
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Kempton Council
Royal Arcanemail
Lafayette Council
Paterson
A. T. Turner
Boston
For Good Photographs The Broad Studio Newark
The Broad Studio located at 741 Broad Street in Newark offers photography services and portrait options. Local residents can inquire at the studio for sessions and pricing.
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Broad Studio
Broad St
Newark
First Grace Church organ recital fills church
The Grace Episcopal Church choir presented the first of a three part organ recital series featuring Arthur Depew of New York at the organ. Depew played from memory delivering Wagner and Faure pieces with dignity and brilliancy while Harold Micklin and Courtney Cassel joined as soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choir of
Grace Episcopal Church
Arthur Depew
New’ York
Mr. Depew
Cambridge
England
Strand Theatre
New York
Depew
Pilgrims
Harold Micklin
Frederick Wheeler
Courtney Cassel
Henrietta Foster Wescott
Grace Church
Lennox Barnes
Episcopal Church of
Dedication of Grace Church Organ Tomorrow Morning
The new Grace Church organ will be dedicated at the 11 o clock service tomorrow morning. The program includes a special sermon by the rector and a music sequence featuring hymns, anthems, and the organ solo.
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Grace Church
Batiste
Gehrken
W. Russell
Fred Schilling
Smith
Shelley
Rector
Hyvensong
MacFarland
New Machine Smashes Wheel on Trolley Car
A trolley collision occurred Saturday afternoon at Brookfield Avenue between a trolley car and a Pen Allen owned by August G Beil of 25 Cottage Place driven by his son The left front wheel fender and running board were smashed and the front axle twisted Damages about 50 dollars covered by insurance The car had been driven only about seventy tales
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Pen Allen
August G. Beil
Cottage Place
Brookfield Avernue
Ebout
Talles
Tax sale draws record buyers at Town Hall
The annual tax sale drew a larger crowd at Town Hall Wednesday afternoon with about 240 parcels advertised. Notable buyers included the Harrington Company of Jersey City which bid 29 parcels for 3029.23 dollars, Charles H Wilson of Jersey City and others from Newark Rutherford and Nutley. The town netted 2885.75 dollars as bidding emphasized shorter terms, with some parcels awarded for eighteen months.
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Town Hall
Jor Nals
Frank Brandreth
Harrington Company
Jersey City
Charlea H.wiltsi
Newark
Moses Sichel
Cart. Stemler
Rutherford
Anthony Solomine
Newark & Nutley Realty Company
Murian Land Company
Peters Boy Found Working for Broker
Francis Peters twelve year old son of Ernest Peters of Chestnut street was found working for a broker at 40 Broad Street New York. He was brought home from New York by Chief of Police Wright Sutcliffe after an East Orange man who had seen his pictures called police. He disappeared about three weeks ago and had run away before.
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Francis Peters
Ernest Peters
Chestnut Street
New York
Wright Sutcliffe
Broad Street
Young Peters
Hallowe'en Parties Planned by Young Church Group
Final plans for a masquerade Hallowe'en Party were set by St. Pauls Christian Endeavorers at a committee meeting. The program features a pie eating contest, singing, speaking, and races with prizes for the best costume. Plans for a November 9 rally at the church were also discussed.
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Hallowe’en
St. Paul's Christian Endeavorers
Herbert Reynolds
Stanley Croasdale
John Krug
Wilbur Osborne
GC. A. Scroll
Arlington
Will
Building Permits Recorded For Several Dwellings and Garages
Building permits issued for multiple structures including a dwelling on Mapte place valued at 3000 dollars and a Madonna dwelling on Hop per avenue at 500 dollars. Other permits cover a chimney at Passaic ave and Glendale st for 35 dollars a chicken coop on Holmes street for 15 dollars a storm shed on Franklin ave for 40 dollars a garage on Veclnad avenue for 350 dollars and a garage on Franklin avenue for 372 dollars.
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Ludwig Spate
Mapte Place
Franklin Avenue
War era shapes winter lecture topics in city schools
The Board of Education announces a series of seven lectures linked to the European war. Speakers include William Menkel on Aircraft in the European War and Richard T. Pardy on Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar. Lectures run Fridays from Oct to Feb at Park School Auditorium with a 15 dollar fee.
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Board of Education
William U Slavik
Ocober
Willen Menkel
Raphael Constantin
Balkan
William Elliot Griffis
Isaac F. Smith
Boston
Park ‘School
Senior Class Elects Officers And Plans November Reception
The Senior Class elected Charles Messer as president and Nina Buist as vice-president with Wallwin Masten as secretary treasurer. Freshmen reception planned for November. Wallwin Masten and Edna LaForge named managers of the girls basketball team. Boys season opens November 4 at Nutley versus West Orange. Girls schedule eight games, four at home four away. First Athletic Association meeting held. John DeVries appointed temporary treasurer and membership cards issued. First Assembly held with no program. Regular classes begin with new plan integrating domestic science vocational work music and drawing into standard hours. A 3A doubles tennis tournament directed by John Dolan with several matches completed and others entered. Trade School shows rising enrollment as shop work feeds into industrial arts later. Principal Collier notes twelve of twenty students going to college already qualified in industrial arts.
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Charles Messer
Nina Buist
Wallwin’ Masten
Wallwin Masten
Edna LaForge
West Orange
Nutley
The
Athletic Association
John DeVries
John Dolan
Sede So Mee - Dolan
Kirk
Redman
Shaw
Tillinghast
Force
Harter
Caldwell
Blankarn
Masten
Ickes
Ormabee
Brown
Messer
Davis
F. S. Collier
Wedding date announced for Miss Anna Crosbie Herpert
Invitations issued by Mr and Mrs Martin J Creebie of Princeton street for the marriage of their daughter Miss Anna Crosbie Herpert Gill of Hadeen New York. The ceremony will be at St Marys Church on Wednesday October 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin J. Creebie
Princeton Street
Anna Crosbie Herpert, Gill
Hadeen
N.Y
SS Mary's Church
College Men to Aid Hughes Mobilizes Alumni Energy
Over forty thousand college alumni are enrolled in the Bigtbes National College League as branches form nationwide. Langdon P. Marvid and Samuel J. Reid Sr. oversee organizing, with volunteers ready to canvass, write propaganda, and mobilize voters. George Brokaw Campton leads the national campaign effort under Senator Theodore E. Burton to energize college men for Mr. Hughes. Local Nutley volunteers include Rudolph G. Schaaf, W. Symonds, George W. Symonds, Dr. Albert F. Jackson, Dr. George Bronson Philener, and James E. Norton.
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Buigtbes National College League
Langdon P.— Marvid
Harvard University
Samuel J. Reid,Sr
Princeton Club of
New York
Clesai
Joan Automobiles
George Brokaw Campton
Theodore E. Burton
Hughes
Nutley
Rudolph G. Schaaf
Chestnut Street
KR. W. Symonds
Grant Avenue
George W.symonds
Albert F. Jackson
Hillside Avenue
George Bronson Philener
James E. Norton
Union Avenue
Democrats Hold Rally at Town Hall
The local Democratic rally at Town Hall featured speakers Eugene Kinkead James A Edgerton and John O Bigelow. The organizing committee included L E Pratt R W Ballard and E J Guthrie. Decorations showcased many new prosperity posters from the National Committee.
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Town Hall
Eugene Kinkead
James A. Edgerton
John-O.-Bigelow
L. E. Pratt
R. W. Ballard
E. J. Guthrie
National Committee
Grammar School Eighth Graders Lead Assembly Program
Eighth grade boys performed at yesterday afternoon’s assembly with two class songs and a piano solo by Edward Pedrette. Participants included Kingsley Martel Walter Woodford William Vincent and Andrew Hellmeck. The Grammar School basketball team will start practicing Thursday under Principal Heron.
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Edward Pedrette
Kingsley Martel
Walter Woodford
William Vincent
Andrew Hellmeck
Heron
Colored Republican Club Elects And Plans
The newly organized Colored Republican Club has elected officers and is planning an active campaign. Meetings aim to mobilize colored voters to participate in the election. Officers include President Walter Jordan Treasurer William Harris Secretary John Warren Sergeant-at-Arms Samuel Evans Trustees J H Saunders J F Logen and James Jenkins.
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Colored Republican Club
Dax
Icers
Walter Jordan
William Harris
John Warren
Samuel el Evans
Beery Peddler Fined in Newark Case
A man identified as Beony Campanino of Newark was arrested by Sergeant Jameson on a liquor offense. McCrea faces charges of selling without a license as Recorder Four handles the case.
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Caid
Beony Campanino
Newark
Lies Borg
Jameson Sight
McCrea
Valve
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Womar’s Club
Mias
Christina Haanes
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Warren Gehrken
Stainer
Aida
Peters Boy
Camp Olivet
Tiss
Elliot Griffis
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