Embers on Plan for Incinerating Plant Weakened by Health Board View
Lincoln of the Board of Health outlined a proposed incinerating plant plan to the local Chamber of Trade. He cited visits to facilities in Charleston Navy Yard Springfield and Dover and showed photos and drawings. Engineers questioned costs and odor absence but no formal vote was taken.
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Igo
Pi of Trade
Lincoln
Board of Health
Charleston Navy Yard
Springfield
Mass
Dover
N. H
San
Emil Diebitsch
Richard F. Roberts
Arthur B. Proal
Memphis Woman Guest Of Kinsleys After English Field Study
Miss Margaret May Rowe of Memphis Tenn is visiting Mr and Mrs William J Kinsley. She spent years in a Kelixstowe England boarding school and endured Zeppelin air raids without seeing an airship while hearing bombs in two raids. Her uncle Colonel Rowe runs defense headquarters at Felixstowe.
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Margaret May Rowe
Memphis
Tenn
William J. Kinsley
Miss Rowe
Kelixstowe
London
Misa Rowe
Colonel Rowe
Felixstowe
Man Granted Permit to Carry Revolver Over Dog Incident
Mr. Hay argues life and safety require protection from a bull dog owned by Lewellyn Pratt after Mayor Blum issued a permit to James R. Hay to carry a revolver. Hay claims the dog shows undesired attention and he will not take chances. He notes the animal is pedigreed and appears built for guarding, a detail tied to the dispute.
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Blum
James R. ‘Hay
Mr. Hay
Lewellyn
Pratt
Highfield Lane
Hay
In Nutley Sun Readers Push for Incinerator Plan
Nutley readers urge adoption of a town incineration plant for garbage and ashes. They cite cost savings, health benefits, and improved sanitation, arguing the project will pay for itself and reduce dependence on private dumps.
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Board of Health
Nutley
Board of Heaith
Nutley Town Health Lecture Advances Public Well Being
A reader recalls attending a Board of Health lecture at the Town Hall. The speaker’s views impressed as instructive and engaging, arguing that the growing population requires action to maintain health. The note suggests Nutley could progress by adopting such measures.
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the Sun
Board of Health
Nutley
Uncertain Plans for Incinerator Site Voiced by Board Representative
In an interview the Board of Health representative said no site has been chosen for the incinerator. The Town Commissioners will handle proceedings and no advance location is determinable. Quarries offered at $20,000 are deemed unsuitable, and no land offers or opposition inquiries have been made.
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the Sun
Blum
Model Town
Carr
Lefferts
Board of Assessors
North Road
State Board of Health
Board of Health
Nutley Voter Letter on Parkway Lands and Land Sale Offer
A Nutley reader claims incinerators are of doubtful value and urges voters to inquire before voting. The letter references William J. Kinsley’s Parkway land remarks and offers to buy town land at a fair price with cash on delivery and to cover all town expenses to date.
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the Sun
Nutley
Plante
William J. Kinsley
Willaley
James R. Hay
Petition for Drains Pleads El Niño Storm Water Work
Residents petitioned the Board of Commissioners Monday night for storm water drains along Bloomfield avenue from Kingsland to Centre streets and on Franklin avenue from Vreeland avenue to the brook. They cited the Park avenue drain as precedent for town paid work.
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Board of Commissioners
Bloomfield Avenue
Kingsland
Centre Streets
Franklin Avenue
Vreeland Avenue
the Brook
Park Avenue
Ways and Means Sells Cakes and Hats for Church Benefit
The Ways and Means Chapter of Grace will sell cakes and hats at the Parish House this afternoon. Hats will be made of beaver and plush, untrimmed, for the church fundraiser.
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Ways and
Grace
School Board weighs insurance against injuries and boiler risk
The Board of Education discussed insuring against injuries on school property including boiler explosions and tool injuries at the Park Lincoln buildings and Vocational School. An AG opinion was sought on liability limits while existing coverage protects janitors under Employer Liability law.
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Board of Education
Attorney General's
Park
Lincoln
Booth
Acquitted of Murder in Delaware County Case
Leonard Riker of Delawanna was acquitted after a short trial for the murder of John Fredericks, his brother in law. The jury verdict followed three hours of deliberation. Riker claimed self defense and said Fredericks threatened him with a knife before the fatal shot.
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Leonard Riker
Delawanna
John Fredericks
Riker
Supreme Court
James ‘Fp. Mintarn
Frederick
Robert Armstrong
Fredericks
Chicken Coop Raider Sentenced to Six Months
Elmer Rawson a 22 year old itinerant stole two chickens from Joseph Cuice on Take Street near Fast Passaic Avenue. Cuice confronted him as he tried to sell the birds to Duke. McCree and officers escorted Rawson to police headquarters. Judge Post issued six months at Caldwell.
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Elmer Rawson
Joseph Cuice
Take Street
Fast Passaic Avenue
Cuice
Duke
Chanceman McCree
Rawson
Judge Post
Caldwell
Social Service Bureau Seeks Funds for Shoes
A representative of the Social Service Bureau urged The Sun to publish the group’s need for donations to buy shoes. Despite many used pairs, odd sizes remain, making funds essential to fill requests. Contributions may be sent to Mrs. EO Mt Cone, Hillside Avenue.
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Social Service Bureau
the Sun
Sap
EO Mt
Woman's Missionary Society Meets at St Pauls Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of St Paul’s Church will hold its November meeting on the third Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the church parlor.
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Woman’s Missionary Society of St
School Board Denies Tuition Request for Newark Program
Palmer Dolan urged the board to fund a year of tuition at Newark’s building school claiming Natley offers no audio instruction while Newark provides it free. Mr Beachler’s reply declining action was read by the clock, and the request was not complied with as the board felt it.
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Beachler
Booth
Coeyman Avenue
Bloomfield Avenue
Sattler
Park and
Lincoln
Lincoln School
Mr. Beachler
Béachler
Mr. Lewis
Mr. Sattler
Yantacaw
Washington
Oo Palmer Dolan
Newark
Natley
Eve of All Saints Day Celebration Moves to Tonight
Police Chief Wright Sutcliffe announced a late curfew for All Saints Eve events guiding locals to finish celebrations tonight by 10.30. Patrols will start two hours earlier to keep order and no gatherings will be allowed Monday night.
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Wright Sutcliffe
German secret agent guest of local man
A local man says he knew Robert Fay who is in federal custody on conspiracy charges to destroy munition ships. Fay's movements since arriving in the United States are unclear due to incoherent statements. DeVries describes Fay as mentally unsound and says Fay claimed to be wounded in the foot and discharged as unfit for service.
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Robert Fay
Fay
DeVries
Walter L. Scholtz
Mr. DeVries
Arthur DeVries
Hampton Place
Declared Dead After Eight Years Absence
John Gannon of Orange was legally declared dead eight years after disappearing on a trip to New York. His will named Janien H Woodruff as executor and left two thirds of a house at 59 Central Place Orange to Woodruff with the remaining third to his widow.
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Janien H. Woodruff
Prospect Street
John Gannon
Orange
Essex County Court House
Wood
James M. Post
R. T. Stager
Gannon
New York
New Jersey Building and Loan League to held annual meeting
The seventh annual meeting of the New Jersey League of Building and Loan Associations will be held on Thursday November 4 at dinner in Stetter Banquet Hall 842 Broad Street Newark at 6 30 p.m. Speakers include Hon Charles O Connor Hennessy and James McKay president of the Ohio Building Association League.
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New Jersey’ League of Building and Loan Associations
Stetter Bangquet~Hall
Broadstreet
Newark
Charles O'Connor
Hennessay
James M’ McKay
Ohio Building Association
Woman's Public School Auxiliary Meets to Vote on Union
The regular meeting of the Woman's Public School Auxiliary will be held at Park School on Monday November 1 at 3 30 pm A vote on joining with the Woman's Club will be taken.
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Woman's Public School” Auxiliary
Park School
Woman's Club
Domenic Ciccone Opens New High Class Cafe at 142 Cheatnat Street
Domenic Ciccone announces the opening of a new cafe at 142 Cheatnat Street. The venue promises a strictly high class experience with top grade merchandise and attentive service. The same telephone number will be used for contact.
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Domenic Ciccone
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