Banquet Succeeds Despite Absent Nutley Speakers
Schedules failed three speakers at the Nutley service men banquet. John A. Matthews, Congressman McGlennon, and Judge Archibald were absent due to illness, Washington detainment, and date mix ups. Knights of Columbus official Edward Sweeney and Nutley’s Heath Officer Eugene Sullivan spoke, with Rev. Quirk as toastmaster. 135 dinners served. Raymond Blum honored posthumously. Thirty nine members served. 31 present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natley Lyceum
John A. Matthews
Congressman McGlennon
Washington
Archibald
Edward Sweeney
Hoboken
Knights of Columbus
William J. Horner
Charles Judels
Paul Rigo
St. Mary's Chu
Poanveny
National
McKeen
Raymond Blum
Simon Blum
E. P. Quirk
William F. Gorman
Thomas Ope
John Frobose
Paul A. Rigo
Adore Bruskin
William P. Dacey
W. J. Horner
Mr. Zingler
Nutley Patriotic Fund to Decide Club Donation
Mayor Emil Diebstaeh chairs Nutley Patriotic Fund meeting Tuesday night to consider a club request for a thousand dollar donation. The club submitted hearing petitions to the board of committees seeking support for an excursion for townsmen and supplied names to the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeting
Patriotic Fund
Emil Diebstaeh
Nutley Patriotic Fund, Inc
PARK DRIVEWAY CLOSED TO TRAFFIC DURING THE DAY
A local notice states that Park Driveway will be closed to traffic during daytime hours. The block on Franklin Avenue near the drive and a second closure on Chestnut Lane will be posted in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanam
Seton
Fim
Branklin Avenue
Popular Books At Present In The City Library
The list features titles like Dangerous Dave and Dillon Fey amid fiction shelves. Readers note top picks across genres including mystery and science fiction while staff highlight new arrivals and staff recommendations for summer reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prese A Pai Fibrary
Rine
Dave
Ion Ma
Dillon Fey
Franklin Reformed Church Lectures Plan Series
The Men's Association of Franklin Reformed Church announced a lecture course starting October 7 with Picturesque Canada. October 14 features Beneath the Blazing Aurora and October 21 Hectorle Quebec. The final topic Maritime Roughneess of America will be October 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Association of Franklin Reformed Church
Canada
Quebec
Ameda
Nutley Troop 4 Scouts Reopen Season With Talks and Prize Contest
Nutley Boy Scouts Troop 4 reopened its fifth season with prizes for winners and an interest-building project. On the 20th the group will hold its first monthly talk led by Mr A J Van Tront director of Public Safety, addressing home safety and related topics with lantern slides and motion pictures. The meeting, open to all scouts and parents, will be at the Marole House Grace Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 4
A.J. van Tront
Anita Thi
Praga
Nutley
Marole
Grace Chueh
Miley
Satuntas
New Rector Takes Charge of Grace Church Tomorrow
Rev. Charles Po Tinker of Tir will begin his rectorship at Grace Church tomorrow. He will reside in the rectory. Services will include Holy Communion and morning prayer with a sermon. Mrs Henretta B Wescott coordinates the choir and invites new voices. interested readers may apply by letter to Central Avenue East Orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Po Tinker
Tir
Face Church
Ian
Round Lake
Tir Tinker
Nutley
New York City
Irace Charch
WM A.m. Mra. Henretts B. Wescott
Plan to increase number of small houses discussed
Commissioner John J Barrett told Belleville leaders to convene a meeting with manufacturers four Building & Loan Associations bank officials and local citizens. The aim is to devise a plan enabling working men to secure homes through affordable monthly payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J Barrett
Belleville
Building & Loan Associations
Woman's Club Sees Elm Tree Donation and New Members
The Woman's Club held its first fall meeting announcing a elm tree donation by Mrs Annie J Van Winkle to be planted on the club grounds in October in memory of Colonel Roosevelt. A play by Mrs Doower will be presented in November. John K Taylor read a note from MI CUA secretary at Camp Merritt thanking the Nutley Canteen Committees at Hut No 1. Two new members Marguerite Willita and Spencer Welton were admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Annie J. van Winkle
Roosevelt
Doower
John K. Taylor
Camp Merritt
Hut No. 1
Mint Marguerite Willita
Mix
Spencer Welton
Theft Reported of Jewelry From Mrs May Tread
Mrs May Tread of 3 Pake Street reported to police on Wednesday that a diamond ring valued at 40 dollars and other jewelry were stolen, dating to the previous two days though the exact time could not be determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Tread
Pake Street
John Walsh Returns Home From Overseas Post
Centre Street resident John Walsh reports being stationed at Camp Merritt after returning overseas and expects to be discharged in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walsh
Centre Street
Camp Merritt
Barber Shop Hours Change Notice
A local barber announces new hours from 7 p m to 9 p m with staff in attendance. Address listed as 144 Chestnut re.
Measure of speed zones sparks commissioners meeting
A public service discussion updated about a new multi zone speed plan along the Broad Street run. The plan assigns zones and mile charges, with pilots on Glendale Street to Princeton Street testing accuracy of a new speedometer clock. The Board also opened bids for water mains on several avenues and addressed street repair petitions and a stalled ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Myrtle Avenue
Niles
Eben Niles
Paterson
Princeton Street
Ehort
Glendale Street
Cilemsa
High Street
Health Talk Forecasts Serum Therapy Success by Van Riper
Franklin Reformed Church Men’s Association heard Dr. A. H. Van Riper compare the body to an automobile engine while predicting the serum treatment may supplant drugs though cautions about early-stage science were given. He cited diphtheria and smallpox control as proven values. The meeting also featured vacation reports, an orchestra, new members, and travelogue plans for October with Dr. Frederick W. Johnson leading weekly Canadian tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Association
Franklin Reformed Church
A. H. van Kkiper
Frederick W. Johnson
Canada
Messrs. Sargent
Ellis, Knerr
Thomson and Whitfield
Community events schedule for St. Paul’s Church group
Saturday afternoon September 13 invites St. Paul’s Sunday School members to a get together. Wednesday September 17 features a Parent Teacher Association meeting. Friday September 19 Harvest Home at Vincent Church lawn. Saturday September 20 Mardi Gras hosted by the W Guild of St. Paul’s Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Sunday School
Parent-Teacher’ Association
Ard
Harvest Home
Governor Runyon Speech Delivers Educational Focus
Governor Runyon Will address the Varent Teachers Association at Park School on the topic Vat s Accumulate Assets. He speaks before an Orange engagement and outlines educational work as part of his gubernatorial campaign. An executive association meeting Thursday planned the year’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Runyon Wilsak
Varent Teachers’ Association
Park Rehool
Orange
Runyon
Asseuition
Former resident Mary Waterman dies in Ohio town
Mire Mary Waring Waterman widow of William Al Waterman formerly of High Street and Hitlende Avenue died Monday at the home of her daughter Mrs Henry A Herbert in Central Ke Salmanen. She had lived in Ohio town sixteen years and was bedbound for months. Survived by her daughter and two sisters Mrs James HL Roberts and Mrs Washington L Mann of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Waring Waterman
William al Waterman
High Street
Hitlende Avenue
Henry A Herbert
Central Ke
Salmanen
Cuba
Mis
James HL. Roberts
Washington L. Mann
New York
New York Woman Dies During Visit in Delawanna
Mrs Catherine Salter of New York died last Saturday after a week's illness at the home of her sister Miss Mary A Rodgers on Melrowe street. Services were held Tuesday at St Mary's Church with a High Mass of Requiem. Burial followed at Ridgelawn Cemetery in Delawanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Salter
New York
Mary A. Rodgers
Melrowe Street
St. Mary's Church
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Delawanna
Autos Collide at Corner Injuries Reported
Two cars driven by Mrs. Father Trumbell of Rutherford and Mrs. Ida Nortis of Bloomfield collided at Centre and John streets Thursday afternoon injuring both vehicles. No occupants were hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Trumbell
Rutherford
Ida Nortis
Bloomfield
Centre and
John Streets
Personal notices of local residents return or visit
William Mutch returns to Rutgers College after summer with parents. Agnes Giblin of New York to visit Miss Margaret Dacey. Mr and Mrs J F Finley return from Asbury Park. Christian Hannen spending a week at Asbury. Lillian Van Riper at Delaware Water Gap. Ethel Gerard returns from Woodbury. E D Johnson home from a trip. Aro Koempel returns from Oak Blatt. C H Bedell listed among notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mutch
Centre Street
Rutgers College
Agnes Giblin
New York
Margaret Dacey
J. F. Finley
Hillside Avenue
Asbury Park
Mise Christian Hannen
Park Poe
Asbury
Misa Lillian van Riper
Church Street
Delaware Water Gap
Ethel Gerard
Woodbury
E. D. Johnson
Lake Street
AE Og Va
Aro Koempel
Oak Ridge Avenue
Oak Blatt
C. H. Bedell
Sichenend
Hill
Conductor Injured In Trolley Collision At Glendale and Franklin
Frederick Part of Irvington suffered a pinched leg when a streetcar rear end slid toward a wall after the car left its tracks on Glendale street near Franklin avenue. He was taken to St Mary's Hospital by police ambulance for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Part
Irvington
St. Mary's Hospital
Glendale Street
Franklin Avenue
Walter
Change of Name Sought on Nutley Zone Plan Protest
A Nutley resident argues for a name change in correspondence to The Sun editor citing local reaction to Public Service zone lines. The letter notes riders from Nutley board at stations like Pronk Thavenne and Cent Street, questions fare fairness, and urges honesty from McCarter about changes to the Central Line plan.
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The
Sun
Sire
Asn
Yvoong
Vantienw Park
Newark
Nut Toy Board
Pronk
Thavenne
Cent Street
Vantean
Theae
Wen McCarter
Reaiain
Memorial Parkway Fund Aims for Completion After Summer
With the vacation season over active preparations are under way to complete the Memorial Walkway fund. About $9 000 has been pledged and subscriptions continue slowly as the treasurer Mr Royce at 14a Whitford avenue organizes. Committee chairs will report on summer progress and local residents listed as contributors include Robert S Parsons Eleanor H Marsons Eleanor Parsons WL Jones Royal Jones Mrs WM Bradshaw J Jannaron John Conway Daniel Lane Mrs Mattie Newman Mrs Stevens Vincense Sorgis Mrs Thompson Charles Treatman Mary Buel Mrs Charles Hell Henry Golden Clara B Green Merc EB Graves Mary Gorman Mrs W N Sturris Mrs bh Hicks A Ippolito Sante Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royce
Whitford Avenue
Nutley
Robert S. Parsons
Eleanor H. Marsons
Eleanor Parsons
WL. Jones
Royal Jones
WM. Bradshaw
J. Jannaron
John Conway
Daniel Lane
Mattie Newman
Mre. Stevens
Vincense Sorgis
Local residents return from vacations and settlements
Florence Bedell returns from a two week vacation spent in Groom Park, N Y, while Rutgers and Centre Street residents come back from Asbury Park. Several families plan trips to Atlantic City and Seton Hall College welcomes new students. parties and home moves are noted along Franklin, Vreeland, and Grant avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Bedell
Groom Kill Park
N.Y
A. Scott
Rutgers Place
Asbury Park
Catherine Walsh
Centre Street
J. B. Hazelton
Moston
Russell Lowee
Franklin Avenue
Sylvester McVeigh
Sloomfieldt Avenue
Seton Hall College
South Orange
James B. Bradford
Hawthorne Avenue
Eotonsey
Kathleen Bradford
Ruth Davie
Edith
Ethel Wood
Hazel Epworth
Egg Lovell
Charles Caldwell, Jr
Paul Sykes
Frederick Hunt
John Bradford
Nutley
Kathleen Wheeler
Tenafly
J. M. Sattler
Walnut Street
Atanti
City
George W. Symonds
Grant Avenue
Pulah Symonds
Mra. Wight
Mra
A. T. Pansy
Nat Place
Reoklyn
Four Fatal and Nonfatal Accidents Stun Gin Town Saturday Night
A string of four Saturday night crashes near Gin town left two dead and several injured. Prank Somaracki, 31, and his brother Joseph were hurt when their motorcycle collided with a train crossing in Mountainview. Prank died, Joseph survived. Harry Whitmore, 20s, of Newark, was killed after leaping from a Ford as a trolley collided nearby. The third incident involved a pair trapped between a trolley and telegraph pole near the St. Kimo Hotel in Ablawande while a fourth crash injured an inspector. Funeral and hospital details follow for the deceased and injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gin Town
Autley Pervone
Somaracki
John Somaracki
Greenwood Lake
Fairfield Erop
Wompton Pike
Ing
Harry Whitmore
Newark
Washington Avenue
St. Kimo
Ablawande
Glese Avenue
Joseph Somatacki
Mountainview
Frank
Joseph
Nutley
Michael Journey
Franklin Avenue
dugPont
Haskell
Trether
Mra Rose Somaniwek
John
St. Valentine's Catholic Church
Bloomfield
Wes
Mt. Olivet
Soldiers' Comfort Society Raises Funds for Hospital Ice Cream
The Soldiers' Comfort Society seeks more donations to supply ice cream and work materials to convalescing soldiers at Colonia Hospital. Forty dollars has been forwarded, acknowledged by Hospital liaison Mrs. Edna Winslow to John Hartshorne. Records show eighty five patients in quarantine or recovering, grateful for the treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonia Hospital
Edna Winslow
John Hartshorne
Austin Thompson Resides at 369 Chestnmt Street
A notice lists Austin Thompson of 369 Chestnmt Street with details about a chicken house and a cost of 23 dollars. Additional lines mention Doremus and a Daily treet address along with ages and a figure 33,300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Thompson
Doremus
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Pam
Nutley Boy Scouts
the Men of the Future
Grace Church
Woman's Club Meeting
Short. Meeting OF Commissioners
Coeyman Ave
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Ainee
Sinous
Polegami
Celendale Street
Man Ae
Coun Humber Ote
Uroad
Krowd
Meerkut
Kida
Board of Commessioners
Water Maine
Alexander Avenue
Wharton Street
Assuie Avenue
Eter Lordy
Junnarone Contracting Co
Anthony P Ciardi
AJ Sammaro
Frank Canova
Engineering Department
Myrth Avenue
Urchitech
Wildey
Hall
Nutley Realty Company
Ly Water Maine
Cooyman Avenue
Bloomfield Avenue
Vekod UN & Euch
Sylvan Place
Fark Stooot
Owen i
van Riper
Gov. Runyon
Memorial Parkway
Ras
Zea Ceere
Whitmore
Seventh Avenue
Erie Railroad
Pierres
Hrous Street
Clarence Lansing
North Fourth Street
Harrison
Christian Kauscher
Tewenty Street
Thomas
Summit Street
Kateman
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