District selects four alternates for full participation
Four alternates were chosen to guarantee four active voters from the district even if the first four are sick or unable to start. The board’s summary lists several claimed refusals and addresses including Natile Len Arielle Humbert Street 19 and 17 Hope Street plus other residents and a Carmen Zi Passak and Frank Somoraaki among those affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Ion In
Len Arielle
Humbert Street
Hope Street
Hancox
Ong Centre
William McG
Chestnutese Jr
Nutley and
Vocator
Park Avenue
Carmen V. Zi Passakimas
Alien
Otabor
Frank Somoraaki
Gless Avenue
Mosquito Breeding Report Highlights Local Sites in Nutley
Essex County Mosquito Extermination Commission notes widespread breeding grounds around Nutley. Cisterns wells and barrels at numerous addresses are flagged. drains swamps pools and basins to be filled or sealed. owners urged to clean properties to curb infestations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Essex County Mosquito Extermination Commission
W. Wv. Becker
Bergen
County to Take Over Local Roads Near Passaic Line
Kingsland road and Passaic avenue are targeted for county control after a Board of Commissioners meeting. The Freeholders submitted a resolution asking the county to assume maintenance with Nutley town pledging to cover 10 percent of paving costs. John M. Mackay resigned from the Board of Health. Commissioner Wildey may borrow 10000 from the Bank of Nutley to cover tax anticipation. Clarence J. Howe was left to Commissioner Cook for a report on chanceman duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsland Road
Passaic Avenue
Washington Avenue
Passaic County
Board of Commissioners
The
of Freeholders
John M. Mackay
Hillside Avenue
Property listings and costs for rural buildings
Individuals named Abraham Burack, Fred Turner, E. C. Van Winkle and John uteh are associated with chicken houses and a stable. Addresses include Hillside Avenue, Cocyman Avenue Nicola Place Myrtle Avenue and Centre Street. Costs range from 1 to 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Burack
Hillside Avenue
Fred Turner
Cocyman Avenue
Nicola Place
E. C. van Winkle
Myrtle Ave
Noe
John Uteh
Centre Street
Alma L. Pynan Dies. Rites Held in Belleville
Alma L. Pynan daughter of Mr and Mrs James K Pynan of 137 Franklin Avenue died last Friday Funeral services were held and burial was in Christ Church Cemetery Belleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma L. Pynan
James K. Pynan
Franklin Avenue
Christ Ch Cemetery
Belleville
Plans Set For Drafted Men Reception On Eve Of Departure
Comfort Kit Section and Woman's Club prepare a reception at the Woman's Club for locally drafted soldiers. Mayor Diebitsch and Col. Prout to speak with music and refreshments. Five percent leave on 5, forty percent on 19, remainder on 3. Donations include 6 kits 6 pillows and $5 wax from Mrs Easton Shaw.
Two Boys Sick and One Dead Tied to Green Apples
Cholera morbus is suspected after two River Read youths, Frank Dutcher fourteen and Vernon Dutcher two years younger, fall ill after eating green apples. Frank dies Tuesday in Passaic hospital while Vernon is hospitalized and deteriorates at home before falling ill in the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dutcher
River
Funeral for William Struthers of 148 Vreeland Ave
William Struthers 83 died after months of illness. Funeral held yesterday noon at his home and Rev. Douglas Matthews officiated. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery Brooklyn. Survived by widow two children and brother John Struthers of New York. He designed interiors for Van derbilt Webb Bennett and Lorillard clients and aided Lincoln funeral draping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Struthers
Vreeland Avenue
Douglas Matthews
Greco Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Brooklyn
Automobile
CF RQ
A. T. Stewart & Co
George A Hill 2d Transferred to Flying Corps
George A Hill of Vreeland Avenue has been transferred from the Coast Guard to the aviation service and is ordered to report for duty in a month at Pensacola Florida. He enlisted several months ago and is a son of Mr and Mrs George A Hill and a Stevens Institute of Technology graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Hill
Vreeland Avenue
Coast Guard
Aviation Service
Pensacola
Fla
Hill
Stevens Institute of Technology
Organist Milner J Leach Dies At 49 In Belleville
Milner J Leach organist of St Pauls Church died Sunday morning at home 54 Tappan Ave Belleville from a nervous breakdown. He was born in Newark forty nine years ago and lived in Belleville ten years. Survived by his wife two daughters Ruth and Eleanor two sons Merton Norman ten brothers and several leading fraternal memberships including Belleville Lodge 108 F and M North End Lodge 227 IGC F Colonel SL Stuck Council Jr O U A M Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milner J. Leach
St. Paul's Church
Tappan Avenue
Belleville
Mr. Leach
Newark
Treo
Ruth
Eleanor
Merton
Norman
Theodore Leach
Helleville
Herbert Leach
Litchfield
Conn
North End
S. L. Stuck Council, Jr. O
Farrington Rites Held For Caldwell Resident Charles E Farrington
Funeral services for Charles Ed ward Farrington of Caldwell will be held this afternoon at his home 1 Kirkwood Place conducted by Rev. Nelson W Chester of Caldwell Presbyterian Church. He suffered a paralytic stroke Monday and died. He was born in New York City and was a longtime member of the Caldwell Armenian Church and Sunday School superintendent. He is survived by his wife two sons and four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edward Farrington
Caldwell
F. J. Farington
Franklin Avenue
Nelson W. Chester
Caldwell Presbyterian Church
Kirkwood Place
Farrington
Mr. Farrington
New York City
Caldwell Arbyterian Church
Milk Test For August By Health Board
The Board of Health reports August milk test results showing totals for bad samples by dealer and fat content. Data includes Borden A and B, with percentages and counts, and mentions pasteurized samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Knitting Campaign Progress Amid Yarn Shortage
The Red Cross calls for 1.5 million knitting sets before snow, needing 1,500 tons of yarn costing 6.5 to 7 million dollars. Nutley chapters handle distribution while printing errors delay new knitting instructions. Interested knitters or those needing yarn should contact Mrs. Joe S. White. This week chapter stores 3,000 surgical dresses and hospital garments in a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe S. White
Aoa
Hoeber Brothers Military Commissioned Father’s Son Promoted
Harold Hoeber son of Mrs Arthur Hoeber of the Enclosure is commissioned first lieutenant in the army ordnance department. He graduated Stevens Institute of Technology Hoboken and belongs to Chi Phi Fraternity. His brother Bentley Hoeber serves with the Lafayette Escadrille in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hoeber
Arthur Hoeber
Ordnance Department
Army
Hoeber
Stevens Institute of Technology
Motor Truck Overturns on Wet Newark Corner
An eight ton Koch & Co. flour truck from Newark overturned at Washington and Park avenues Thursday afternoon. The driver, a Black man, sustained minor injuries as the vehicle and its load were badly wrecked on the slick pavement caused by wet conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koch & Co
Newark
Washington and
Park Avenues
Passaic Man Listed for Army Service Faces Medical Review
Chester Simpson of Passaic Avenue was named in last week’s draft list as accepted for military service. He sought a Naval position and was examined in New York by a physician for possible Reserve status though medical status remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Simpson
Passaic Avenue
May
Physican
New York
Tose
Library notes on National Service Handbook availability
The Committee on Public Information issues a National Service Handbook now at the library. It outlines the schedule beginning September 1 and notes the library will close on Labor Day, September 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Public Information
Lib
Naval Reserve members thanked in local note
Allyn Vroom of the Naval Reserve Alvin sat ge be of the Engineering Corps and Charles Gudduck of the U whe wrols of the Sun the weak thanking the sco b real reg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allyn Vroom
Naval Reserve
Alvin Sat Ge
Charles Gudduck
U. Whe
Sco
Nutley Boys With The Colors In War Service Roster
A compiled list of Nutley residents serving in U S armed forces and allied units. Names include Earl R Broadbent, Julius Bruskin, Charles Connolly, George W. Riley, Richard Murray, Edward Nugent, James W James, Wilfred Pomfret, and many others. The roster notes units such as New Jersey National Guard, U S Engineers, 7th U S Infantry, Aviation Corps and naval reserve with assignments in France, Pensacola, Mineola, Newport and Fort Leavenworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadbent
Earl R
Naval Militia
New York
Beaumont
N. J
U.S. Marine
Paris
Southna
Carey
Leon P
Navy
Arkansas
Daw
Richard c
Wayne ST. Mart
Jean
Aviation Corps
Ariel
Donaldson
William K
Aviation
Mineola
Bertram
7Th Engineers
Port Leavenworth
Charles
Ferris
Howard E
Reg
N. Y
Erico
Tony
Kearny
Gillman
Jacob
N. J. Infantry
Little Ferry
Aleksander
13Th Cavalry
Fort Riley
Kansas
Leigh
Douglas B
New York City
Lindstrom
Oscar
Staniquarters
N. J. Cavalry
Lister Es
Murren
J. P
Regiment
U. S. Engineers
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Murray
Richard W
Nugent
Edward
Pensacola
Perkins
Wilbur D
Seaman
Naval Training Station
Newport
James W
Canadian Aviation Corps
Toronto
Can
Powers
Walter S
American Ambulance
Parriot
France
Ray Conrad F
Naval Reserve
Orutan
Bensonhurst
L. L
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Wemseley
Mary
Nutley
N Street
Bell “van Doren
144
Academy
Eville
Kenzel Avenue
Stager Place
Sun House
Bloomfield
Brown and Jefferson
Jefferson
Crestwood
Rutan Place
Brookline Avenue
Friedland Road
Dave
Tbs
Chestnut Street
William Street
River Road
East Centre Street
R. R
Nutley Avenue
Burtison
Brown and
Jefferson Streets
Bloomfield Avenue
Naneggee Street
Bleoraneta Avenue
Erie R. R
Lake Street
Luamonte & Sonpete
Klin Avenue
Vanticaw Park
Miller Street
Rembrandt Place
Highfield Lane
Third River
Golf Links
Tae
North Road
Paul Ac
Idan Dois
Wiliam Strethers
Flying Corps
Milnor J. Leach
Charles E. Farrington
Library Notes
Nutley Boys
Opiaim
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