Suffrage Appeal Urges Nutley Voters to Support Equal Rights
A Nutley op-ed urges voters to back equal suffrage on October 19 and argues that both men and women share duty in government. The piece cites progress in the West, notes women’s intelligence, and calls for open minds to new institutions alongside portraits of local figures. The Minutemen Fraternity held its annual Newark banquet with officers elected and speeches by Donald McMillan and Edwin Mott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
Great West
New Jersey
Minutemen
Kinney
Newark
Donald McMillan
Edwin Mott
Herbert Reynolds
Howard Ferris
Herbert
Reynolds
Floyd Stager
Edward Wolfert
Claude Prime
Chester
Hoyt
John. Van _Note
Mott
Sewanee
Nutley Faces No Change in Phone Rates Indefinitely
Edward M. Cone reports to the Board of Trade that Nutley will see no new telephone central soon as Passaic office manager Charles F. McCord says service and rates are already strong. Claude W. Boynton notes health work improving and urges compulsory badges for infectious children in families, plus a health board update on garbage incinerator plans. A $50 donation supports Walnut Street station improvement efforts led by Curtis Wigg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Edward M. Cone
Nutley
Cone
Charles F. McCord
Passaic
Claude W. Boyntan
Health Board
Curtis Wigg
Walnut Street
Woman's Club outlines fall winter activities and classes
At the first fall meeting the club announced a fall schedule featuring a current events class led by Mrs Jackson Fleming and a domestic science class by Miss Adelaide Stryker. A sewing section to aid war relief, a weekly French class by Miss Cecilia Mills, and a new literary section meeting October 7 to discuss Modern Drama were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Jackson Fleming
New York
Adelaide Stryker
New Marks
Social Service_ _Bureau
Cecilia Mills
Newark
Gilbert R. Livingston
Naw
Ibsen
Bridal Party Named for Libby Norton Wedding
The wedding of Miss Helen Theodora Libby and Hammatt Norton is set for October 9 at Grace Episcopal Church. Maid of honor is Ruth Libby, bridesmaids Edith Bouvier Caroline Goodrich Mary Lamb Mary Wheatley Lucy Tompkins Evelyn Johnson. Best man Harold Smith. Ushers include R Kingsland Hay Donald Walker Charles Phelps Thomas Baee Witten Kennedy Elliot Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen ‘Theodora Libby
Henry M. “Libby
Whitford Avenue
Hammatt Norton
Fred H. Norton
Satterthwaite Avenue
Grace ‘Episcopal Church
Misa Libby
Missa
Ruth Libby
Edith Bouvier
Misa Caroline Goodrich
Nutley
Mary Lamb
Philadelphia
Mary Wheatley
Orange
Lucy Tompkins
Evelyn Johnson
New York City
Norton
Harold Smith
R. Kingsland Hay
Town
Donald Walker
Summit
Charles Phelps
Morristown
Thomas Balee
Witten: Kennedy
Brooklyn
Elliot Ward
Board to vote on incinerator plan after engineer report
The local Board of Health will submit its conclusions to a referendum after receiving the report of a wastes disposal engineer. W. C. Lincoln, who inspected such plants, influenced the decision to employ an engineer. The board also ordered a long motor for drowning or asphyxiation cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
W. C. Lincoln
Enrollment rises about 7 percent with 1673 students
At the end of the first week of school the total enrollment across all buildings and departments reached 1673, about 100 more than last year. The increase is slightly under seven percent as students are divided among the various schools and grade levels.
Local Liquor Dealers Escort Town Officials To Shore Dinner
The Local Liquor Dealers Association visited Meister's Bergen Point Casino on Thursday for a shore dinner. The trip was by automobile and several town officials were their guests. Local people noted the gathering as a notable social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liquor Dealers’ Association
Meister
Bergen Point
Heat Drives Down Attendance at Suffrage Meeting
Wednesday night heat kept few from the proposed Men's League of Woman Suffrage. William J. Kinsley called the meeting. only five attended. E. H. Bostock was temporary chairman and George B. Douglas temporary secretary. A new meeting was set for Tuesday night next week hoping for better weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Woman
William J. Kinsley
E. H. Bostock
George B. Douglas
Blazing sleeve causes driver to lose control of car
Lloyd Van Winkle of Franklin Avenue tried to extinguish a blazing shirt sleeve sparked by pine embers. He lost control on Powershon Hill and the big touring car crashed into a gutter. Mr and Mrs Clarence Iliffe and Miss Muriel Iliffe were with him but suffered only slight bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd van Winkle
Franklin Avenge
Powershon Hill
van Winkle
Clarence B.iliffe
Mica Muriel Iliffe
Essex County Tax Rate At $1.87 On Wednesday
The Essex County Board of Taxation announced the town tax rate at 1.87 dollars, matching Suns prediction. Montclair and Bloomfield reported 2.02 and 2.18 respectively, Irvington 2.18 and East Orange 2.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County Board of Taxation
Montclair
Irvington
East Orange
Bloomfield
Miss Keyes Opens Dancing Studio in Passaic
Miss Helen Keyes of Passaic Avenue will open a school of Greek interpretive folk and ballroom dancing on October 11 in Hersloff house at 22 Maple Place. A graduate of Chalis Normal School and Pard School of Dramatic Art, the studio welcomes all ages from three onward and plans Cinderella dances and a talk on aesthetic dancing soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Keyes
Passaic Avenue
Hersloff House
Maple Place
Keyes
Chalis Normal School of New York
Pard School of Dramatic Art and Expression
Jennie Horster
Milk price raised to ten cents a quart in local pact
Local milk dealers led by J. F. Reilly & Sons and Ferdinand Haberle agree to raise the price of milk to ten cents per quart starting October 1, citing higher hay and feed costs. Pints remain five cents. The Borden Company has already charged ten cents for guaranteed milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Reilly & Sons
Ferdinand Haberle
Henry Hoffminter
Henry Steinlauf
Borden Company
Joseph Reilly
Local Men Drawn for Grand Jury and Petit Jury
On the panel of names for the Grand Jury serving in September is Mayor Blum of this town. William H. Hayes, also from this town, is listed for petit jury service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Blum
William H. Hayes
Nutley Improvement Society Pledges Leaf Raking to Prevent Fires
At the first Fair meeting held Tuesday at the Woman's Club the Nutley Improvement Society decided to rake leaves during the Fall to prevent sparks from locomotives starting brush fires in nearby shrubbery. Reports on summer work were given by Mrs. Charles Weimer and Mrs. John B. Applegate. Plans include beautifying the railroad cut between Nutley station and Grant Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley Improvement Society
Woman's Club
Charles Weimer
John B. Applegate
Nutley Station
Grant Avenue
Unclaimed Letters at Local Post Office
List of unclaimed letters includes names such as Fusari Concetta Davis William New York Motor Wks Olson Dean Walker Drake and others awaiting pickup at the post office supervised by Frank C Drake superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fusari Concetta
William Davis
New York Motor Wks
A. F. Olson
Dean Walker
Frank C. .Drake
Permits Show Building Activity Across Town
Superintendent C. D. Sargent lists numerous building permits reflecting active construction in Nutley. Projects include garages, dwellings, additions, stores, and a post office building with costs ranging from $20 to $15,000 across Franklin Avenue, Passaic Avenue, Union Avenue and other streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Sargent
C. Mackine
Myrtle Avenue
High Street
H.R. de Sinclair
Satterthwaite
Whitford Avenues
Franklin Avenue
C. O. Hattersley
Erie Street
Bay Window
Walter’ Zimmerer
Race
Bert. Yearance
Centre Street
C. W
Glover
Holmes Street
W. A. Lambert
E. G. Toy
Sylvan Place
Kapre
Charles ‘de Lukacsevics
Beak Crest Place
J. Volano
Bloomfield Avenue
Cardone
Atore
Nils’ Heraloff
Edgewood Avenue
Gane Moffitt
Terrace Avenue
L.A. Coney
Yattacan Place
MANY WIN AT MOVIE NIGHT AT COUNTRY STORE
Prizes were awarded at the Firemen's movie night at Park Theatre on Wednesday. Winners include Hugh Hallidy Mrs John Buckley Miss Ide Faulkenbury Mrs William Fitting Mrs Conrad Windheim Miss Mary Donaldson Miss Adele Sherwood Miss Henrietta Heminaley Harry Gilman Mrs Theodore Stager William Gilman Raymond Wright Abram Paxton Clifford Lauterhahn Miss Mary E telle Thomas Garrison William Brown Milton Ayres Louis Gehring Mrs Jackson James Kane Walter Gorman Mrs C D Sargent Henry Williams Joseph Werner Mrs Francis Stager William Lawrence and Philip Froboss.
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The
Park Theatre
Hugh Hallidy
Mra
John Buckley
Ide Faulkenbury
Mre
William Fitting
Conrad Windheim
Mies Mary Donaldson
Adele Sherwood
Henrietta Heminaley
Harry Gilman
Theodore Stager
William Gilman
Raymond Wright
Abram Paxton
Clifford Lauterhahn
Mise Mary. Estelle
Thomas Garrison
William
Commissioners Return Unopened Bids for Park Avenue Sewer
Nutley Board of Commissioners rejects all bids for the sanitary sewer and Darby Brook Drain on Park Avenue due to improper advertising and plan filings. Action deferred on the Wanaque water plan with State supply options preferred. petitions and meter changes approved along with street lamp and license transfers. Objections to Coeyman Avenue grading to be advertised with October 24 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hego
Board of Commmissioners
Darby Brook
Park Avenue
State Water Supply Commission
Nutley
Home
Odeling & Realty Co
East Center Street
George L. Busby
John Street
Centre Street
Coeyman Avenue
Board of Assessors
Dominic Ciccone
Chestnut Street
Church Women Plan To Start Mission Work
The inter-town association for the promotion of Inter-denominational Missions met in the Reformed Church to organize a mission program. October will focus on home missions with monthly alternation to foreign missions and featured speakers for October events at Vincent Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-Town Association For the
Reformed Church
Harry S. Wood
Wes
Clarence H. Wilson
Glen.Ridge
Mra
Stephen H. Herben
Orange
Charles FP. Chase
Montclair
Alice B.condick
C. W. Carrol
East Orange
James A.kolandt
Belleville
Vincent Methodist Church
C. J. Hoyt
Thomas Clements
Edward Cone
Town
W. H. Bradshaw
Mr and Mrs John Bayard Martin on Wedding Trip
Mr and Mrs John Bayard Martin are on their wedding trip after a marriage last Friday officiated by Rev William L Cunningham of St Marys Church. They plan to reside in Roseville upon return. Mrs Martin is formerly Miss Jolis Zimmerer daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Zimmerer of East Passaic Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bayard Martin
William L. Cunningham
St. Mary's Church
Roseville
Martin
Jolis Zimmerer
Jacob Zimmerer
East Passaic Avenue
Arthur Vreeland Couple Deis from Dryden NY
Mr and Mrs Arthur Vreeland aged 91 address Hillside avenue are from Dryden New York and have a Deis designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Vreeland
Hillside Avenue
Dryden
N.Y
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Reginsrid Holt
David Hallidy
Edwin C. Mott
Donald MacMillan
Edwin Wolfert
Lloyd “van Winkie
Robert Shaw
Libby-Norton
Ine
Cherub
Lincoln
Zirle
Bina ‘School
Park School
Srt
Ceca ‘School
S.-M. Schaaf
Natley Avenue
A. S. Lemberg
A. Ginsburg
Highfield Lane
H.bapek
East Rassai--avenue
Angelo Rich
N. Cancetoni
Louis Bell
Harrison Street
Henry S. Dupont
Holmes
Charles S. Orben
Ratan
Place
E. Werner
Angelo Pignatore
O. A. Zellers
C. J. Terrill
Union Avenue
R. W. Ballard
Hw. W. St. John
Hawthorne Avenue
M. J. Callaham
Church Street
J. Chermin
H. A. Hornish
Parage
Charles Tonsczyk
EL Passaic Avenue
Washington Avenue
William Robinson
Conover Avenues
E. B. Foy
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