Social Notes Echo a Busy Round of Homecomings
Norman C. Hunter returns home on field avenue. Mrs. Royal Langdon visits Greenwood Lake. Patrolmen Hoch Jameson and Werner attend the State Convention. An infant son born July 30 in San Francisco to Mrs. A. King. Families from Baltimore Baltimore and Trenton travel for visits. Several local residents return from trips to Gloucester Albany Albany, Ocean Grove and Ogunquit. Students and staff move residences and begin new terms at Loomis Windsor Rutgers and Weston streets. The Soldier's Comfort Unit holds a rummage sale September 25 in the Pascaic avenue Ginsburg Building.
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San Francisco
A. King
Dor Nore Poteetith Regiment
France
Ginsburg
Pascaic Avenue
W. S. Pearson
Brookfield Avenue
Car Hits Cyclist on Center Street. Bicycle Damaged
Joseph Osoley of 7 Cortlandt street was struck by an automobile driven by Harry Sewing of Upper Montclair on Center street Monday night. Osoley escaped injury while his bicycle was badly damaged. Sewing agreed to pay for the damage.
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Center Street
Joseph Osoley
7 Cortlandt Street
Harry Sewing
Upper Montclair
Osoley
Sewing
Sunday motor stops yield mixed motives and one license case
Twenty seven motorists were stopped and asked for name and license. One private, Nathan Froelich of Newark, stationed at Camp Dix, was arrested for driving without a license but later released after producing his license and claiming unawareness of fuel rules. Thieves stole three automobile tires, a pump and tools from F B Koues’s Center Street property. John Mutch reported hidden lumber on Center Street and Bloomfield Avenue. A driver named Nat Lasee paid a $2.50 fine and costs after pleading guilty for an automobile license offense.
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Nathan Froelich
Nel’ Son Place
Newark
Camp Dix
Sutcliffe
Froelich
Fuel Administration
F. B. Koues
Center Street
John Mutch
Bloomfield Avenue
Church Street
Mr. Mutch
Emil Werner
Polles
Card of Thanks for James K. Roynon
I express heartfelt thanks to relatives and friends for sympathy at the funeral of my husband James K. Roynon. He died on our fiftieth wedding anniversary. Special thanks to Rev. Henry J. Condit for consolation and to undertaker Louis Smith. Signed Mrs Emma F Roynon.
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James K. Roynon
Henry J. Condit
Louis Smith
Emma F. Roynon
Nutley Sealed Bids Sought for Pavement on Essex Street
Town of Nutley invites sealed bids for grading about 1500 square yards and paving Essex Street with pine macadam or telford base Tarvia or worn surface. Includes relaying concrete sidewalk with curb gutter. Plans available from Town Engineer or Clerk for $1. Payment refundable. Bid bond $400 and performance bond $4,000 required. Eliot N. Smith, Town Engineer.
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Essex Street
Nutley
N. J
Eliot N. Smith
Nutley Volunteers To Report Local Food Prices
The Food Administration appoints Charles Oragg, a newspaper correspondent, as a volunteer retail price reporter for Nutley. The duties require a weekly report to headquarters detailing prices charged by Nutley stores.
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Seer Mra
Charles Oragg
Nutley
Paper conservation urged for wartime needs
The article stresses conserving all kinds of paper as government demands rise for war use. Reducing paper waste frees materials for munitions and gases needed by service members overseas.
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Conserva
Paper Conservation Urges Citizens to Save Waste for War
A wartime bulletin urges citizens to recycle waste paper to support paper production. Do not burn waste paper or start bonfires with wood or old rage. Send usable material to Red Cross Salvation Army or junkmen to recycle into new paper products and help the war effort.
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Red Cross
Salvation Army
Junkman
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Stewart Avenue
Wee University
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Harlow Chandler
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A. Russell Taylor
Hugh Oakley
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Hampton Place - Nutley, N. J
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Main Ave
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Nite Ave
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Franklin Ave
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