Dr C N Kendall to Speak Here at Dedication
State Education Commissioner Calvin W. Kendall of Trenton will speak at the dedication of the new Washington School next Friday afternoon. The program includes remarks by Supt J W Carr Bayonne and Mayor Lux, with a flag presentation and a building inspection to follow.
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State Commissioner of Education
Washington School
Calvin W. Kendall
Trenton
Washington
Kendall
New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
Wat
W. Carr
Bayonne
Lax
Board of Education
Milton T. Stauffer
Sors Eeese
King Conkin
Buildins
Werereeeses
Arthur Stager
Poe Bt
Ohn
Per
Ge.a. Hill
Eer
Doho P, Lux
J. W. Carr
N. J
Hebert Shaw
Dali
Schook
Bnalvin N. Kendall
Commissioner of Education
Amerca
Nutley Girl Weds Newark Man in Christ Reformed Church
Mise Beatrice M Jameson daughter of Mr and Mrs John Jameson of Kingsland Street Nutley and Marvin Brong of 7 Wakemas Avenue Newark wed on Wednesday afternoon at Christ Reformed Church Newark. Rev Henry Merle Mellen officiated with Violet Jameson sister as bridesmaid and Wayne Elder from Newark as best man. Reception followed with about thirty relatives. Newlyweds begin two week trip to Allentown PA before settling in Newark.
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Mise
Beatrice M.jameson
Johng Jameson
Kingsland
Marvin Brong
Wakemas
Avenue
Newark
Henry
Merie Mellen
Violet Jameson
Weneph Elder
Newack
Sunbeam Club Clears Funds for Home for Crippled Children
Members of the Sunbeam Zub held a lawn fair at Mr. and Mrs. J. M. MacKay residence on September 9. They cleared 51.60 for the Home for Crippled Children and thanked friends for their patronage.
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Sunbeam Zub
J. M. MacKay
Fresh Air Picnics For East Side Children
The Epworth League of Vincent M. E. Church organized two summer fresh air picnics for slum children from New York City. Each outing provided twenty East Side children with a day at the rear of the church through Deaconess Siome.
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Epworth League
Vincent M. E
New York
Siome
Paoodles Celebrate First Anniversary With Special Dinner
The Paoodles mark their first wedding anniversary with a special dinner where the husband praises Priscila for a meal described as the best he ever ate. Mrs. Paoodles responds that her worth equals her weight in diamonds, while the husband jokes about a new anniversary gift.
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Paoodles
Priscila
Claude
Fragmented quotation on O Henry and a Brooklyn meeting
The text recalls O Henry as a writer who did and said the unexpected. A roagn wine editor notes his charm. An anecdote mentions Mr Porter and a Brooklyn mothers' meeting with an odd address beginning with a notice about five women and fall value.
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Roagnwine
Porter
Ad- Arena
Brooklyn
Wallet stolen from Sixth Avenue car in New York
William Struthers of Vree land Avenue reports a wallet containing $80 in tin currency was taken on a Sixth Avenue surface car. He noticed a man eyeing him and sat beside him. After a brief jostle with three other passengers, four got off the car and Struthers discovered the loss, reporting it to police minutes later.
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William ‘Struthers
Strathers
Nutley Park Site Debate Yields Gloomy Outlook
Nutley officials favor a Yantacaw River parkway over the county site. Essex County Park Commission says no change, citing best fit with gates plan. About 45000 spent on acquiring fifteen acres. full park cost may near 250 million dollars with large legislative hurdles. No immediate work is planned.
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Ernest G. Weischedel
Abram R. ‘Taylor
Essex‘County Park Commission
Nutley
James 8. Haya
Essex Park Commission
Yantacaw
Nutleyland
Beatrice Kauffmann Attacked by Bulldog on Franklin Street
Miss Beatrice Kauffmann riding near Vreeland Franklin Avenue escaped serious harm when a brindle bulldog dragged at her horse and bit its hind legs. The dog fled after losing a shoe. owner unidentified. Police held the dog at Queeman's pound to check for rabies.
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Pernoon
Beatrice Kauffmann
M. P. Kexfmann
Franklin
Franklin Avenue
Vreeland
Stager
Queeman
Chestnut Street
Mansfield remembered for caring in dramatic craft
The article recalls Richard Mansfield as a diligent artist who valued recognition for his work and showed tenderness toward a boy on a Staten Island ferry. When the child knocked three feathers from his cap, Mansfield picked them up and advised the youth that he would be more careful with age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Mansfeld
Wiliam’ Winter
Mansfield
Staten Island
Census to Aid Religious Work in Nutley Town
Nutley plans a religious census to map church membership and non church goers. At St. Pauls Brotherhood meeting Nolan Rice Best outlined the national Men and the Religious Forward Movement. Rev Henry Condillater emphasized aggressive outreach and volunteers will collect town wide data for targeted church engagement.
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Anc
Nutley
St. Paul's
Henry J. Condillater
Postal Savings Bank Opens at Local Office
Superintendent Robinson J M Chase announces postal saving stamps sold at the local post office linked to the Newark Post Office system. Stamps cover a ten cent card, with ten cent stamps added, usable for certificates. Accounts available with two percent annual interest, nightly Newark remittances, and bond purchases after twenty dollars saved. Limits apply of two hundred dollars monthly and five hundred sixty eight dollars per saver. W R Tice made the first deposit.
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Robinson J. M. Chase
Postal Savings Bank
Newark Post Office
Nulley
Mewark
United States
W. R. Tice
Chestnut Place
Entertainment at bridge hosted by Mr and Mrs Finn
Mr and Mrs Harry D Finn entertained at bridge last night with three tables in play. Attending were Mr and Mrs Walter F Ormsbee Mr and Mrs G Roland Boyce Dr and Mrs F J Farrington Dr and Mrs Albert F Jackson Mc and Mrs Claude W Boynton as listed in the social notes.
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Harry D. Finn
Bridge
Walter F. Ormsbee
G. Roland Boyce
F. J. Farrington
Albert F. Jackson
Claude W. Boyntan
Nutley Letter Carrier Marries Belleville Bride
William Cullen a Nutley letter carrier and Vera Marx of Belleville were married on Tuesday night at St. Peter's Rectory with Miss Stella Marx as bridesmaid and Lawrence Mohr as best man. The couple will reside in Belleville.
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William Culler
John Street
Belleville
Vera Marx
George Marz
Stephens Street
James P. Smith
St. Peter's R. C. Church
Stella Marx
Lawrence ‘Mohr
Staten Island
Cullen
Balleville
St Pauls Congregational Church Rally Plans Noted
A rally is scheduled in the Sunday School at St Pauls tomorrow. The morning service topic is Where Is Zebedee and the evening features laymen speaking on A Mans Religion.
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St. Paul
Zebedee
Cake Sale by St Pauls Church Guild
The Ladies' Guild of St. Pauls Church holds a cake sale Saturday afternoon September 30 in the church basement from three to five o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies' Guild of
St. Paul's Church
Nutley Budget Delays Prompt Mandamus Action
Nutley has not submitted its annual budget prompting County Tax Board action. Judge J Henry Harrison plans mandamus to compel timely submission, with a state report due next Tuesday and Nutley Council set to hold second and final reading then. Authorities urge special meetings to pass the budget ordinance while other towns face school property assessments deadlines.
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Nutley
County Tax Board
J. Henry Harrison
Nutley Council
Harrison
Lux
J. Harry Hull
Marcus de Camp
Roseland
Joseph Arnold
South Orange Village
Mixed Doubles Tournament Opens At Nutley Club
The Nutley Lawn Tennis Club hosts an afternoon mixed doubles event beginning today with two silver cups for the winners. Entered teams include Miss N Adele Taylor with Dr H H Heywood and others as listed. The club plans its annual meeting Friday September 29 to elect officers and discuss a clubhouse project.
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Nutley- Lawn Tennis Club
N. Adele Taylor
H.H. Heywood
Genevieve Taylor
W. J. H.orr
Josie Lux
Charles Lent
Lillian Ellis
Richard Ellis
Evelyn Balmer
A. J. Elder
Ida Moore
Burnham Douglas
A. R. Garr
H. K. Comstock
H. B. Peni
Horgi de Mossin
Louise Chandler
H. A. Chandler
Brown Peard wedding at White Plains home
John Brown Jr and Irene Peard wed September 2 at the bridegroom’s home in White Plains New York officiated by Rev Edgar T Clements. The bride wore an embroidered Paris gown and carried white toys. Niagara Falls was their wedding trip with many relatives among the guests.
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John Brown, Jr
High Street
Irene Peard
Brooklyn
Edgar T. Clements
Chatterton Hill Congregational Church
White Plains
N.Y
William C.barthman
Freeda Brown
William C. Barthman, Jr
Paris
William G. Barthman, Jr
Joseph Shilbert
William CG. Barthman
Andrew Hartmier
Nutley
Margaret MiKeone
Conrad Schiffer
New York
John Brown
Friday Afternoon Club Opens Season With Readings
Mrs. Perley A. Prior hosted the Friday Afternoon Club at her Mountain View Avenue home for the season's first meeting. Mrs. Thomas Clements read a paper on Milan and the Italian Lakes, Mrs. Arthur Royce Car sang, Mrs. Prior reviewed Viper of Milan, and Mrs. Marion L. Lewis gave a reading On the Hilltop.
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Perley A. Prior
Mountain View Avene
Thomas Clements
Milan
Arthur Royce
Prior
Marion L. Lewis
Freshmen Reception Draws Students and Friends
The Freshman reception at Park School auditorium was the first social event of the year. A large crowd including high school faculty and many friends attended. The evening featured a cotillion with novel features and unique favors. Alvah B. Brown led the cotillion. The committee included Miss Theodora Libby, Miss Ruth Searle, Miss Marjory Moxley, Louis LeBel, and Herbert Bolan.
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Alvah B. Brown
Progressives Open Campaign in Town Hall Meeting
About fifty Progressives and supporters gathered Wednesday night at the Progressive Republican Tally in Town Hall. Everett Colby spoke on European observations from his abroad trip and defended the Progressive platform amid frequent applause. Colgate’s Regular backers were criticized as power brokers, while Walter Simpson and William Fellowes Morgan urged reform. John Klein cited Prudential Insurance tax issues and court battles, noting potential Newark tax losses. absent were Freeholder John Howe and Edmund B Osborne.
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Town Hall
E. H. Bostock
Vreéland
Avenue
Apedker
Everett’ Colby
Colgate
Colby
Walter
F. Simpson
William Fellowes
Morgan
Dalrymple
John N. Klein
Belleville
Assembly
Prudential Insurance Company
Banking
Newark
John Howe
Edmund B Osborne
Mrs Joanna Lepple Returns from Germany
Mrs Joanna Lepple travels home from a trip to Germany with Miss Anne Lepple of Franklin Avenue. They visited Berlin and Schenfert-on-Mine among other notable sites in the Fatherland.
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Joanna. Lepple
Anne Lepple
Franklin
Avenu
Germany
Budkissington
Berlin
Schenfert-on-Mine
Fatherland
Nutley School to Open on Broad Basis
Nutley School on Chaine Street will open Monday for the new term. Miss Janet Stiles will be in charge.
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Nutley
Tne
Chaine Street
Mies
Janet
Stiles
Will
Bei
Recording: Eminent Doctor Warns on Excessive Use
A historical note records discussions by an eminent doctor about the dangers of excessive use of a drug or stimulant, suggesting it may paralyse the sense of taste and affect judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt
Nutley Versus Belleville Clash Forecast In Afternoon Game
Nutley and Belleville prepare for a spring baseball tilt in Belleville with Dec or Gee A. D. of Belleville expected to pitch for Nutley while Henry supports the Nutley batting order. The Nutley lineup remains largely unchanged as fans anticipate a large turnout.
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Belleville
Altona ‘League
Henry
Nutley
Nutley Scheduled to Play Forest Tomorrow
Nutley will face Forest tomorrow in a scheduled game. The brief note records the matchup and location details, with limited OCR readability.
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Nutley
Forest
High School Struggles to Form Football Team
Efforts to form a football squad in the high school have yielded little progress. Attempts during the opening week failed to assemble a group, raising doubt about representation on the gridiron this year. basketball prospects appear uncertain as well.
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Eforts
Gether
Newark Park in Worthington Ghets Play
Newark Park hosts Worthington play game as locals describe a rare outing amid uncertain weather. Officials announce schedules and fans prepare for a community event at the venue.
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Mark
Bulldog
St. Paul's Congregational Church
Tax Board
Ito
Finance Committee
Progressives
Town’ Hall
Europe
Nutley School
Natley
Gilman Henry
Ray
Car
Worthington
Newark Park
Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church
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