Honorary Club Nears Fund for Outing and Clambake
Members of the Honorary Club gathered to boost and hector for a nearly 3200 outing fund. The treasury stood at 1060 with 1300 still needed. dues are expected to cover the shortfall. Charles Judela plans to lead the entertainment after a parade through town. The parade route runs from the club headquarters past Franklin and Harrison to Prospect and High streets, then north to Fearbach. All area service men are urged to attend. dinner starts after 6 PM for late arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feurbach
Charles Judela
Franklin Avenue
Harrison Street
John Street
Prospect
High
Franklin
North Road
Postala
One Zone Claim Granted by Board Receives Ruling
The Public Utilities Board orders the railway company to redraw the tone boundary at the Yun tean Vaurk entrance to Centre Street on Franklin Avenue. A second hearing moved forward, with inspector Eddy noting no remedy to the matter and proposing not splitting two and a half miles of track into two zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traifle Company
Eddy
Kalionbury
Public Utilities Board
Yuntean Vaurk
Centre Street
Franklin Avenue
Tor
Disito
Death of Andrew H. Cooper in Morristown Sanatorium
After a five year illness at a Morristown sanatorium, Andrew H. Cooper of Centre Street died there on Tuesday. Funeral services were private at the undertaker's parlor. He formerly lived in Nutley, served as secretary of the YMCA in New York City, and is survived by a son and a sister-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
Andrew H. Cooper
Centre Street
Cooper
Nutley
New York City
Her
Overene
Merritt
Jas Minnie Casey
Centre Teet
Former Nutley Bride Edith Comstock Listed as Wife
Former Nutley woman Edith May Comstock, once married to Aigert B. B. Krommings of New York, faces a desertion charge noted in a brief local notice. The fragment suggests a late 19th or early 20th century filing with limited readable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith May Comstock
Cal
Aigert
B. B. Krommings
New York
Ambiguous Advertisement Sparks Sale Talk At 2 PM
Fragmentary notice promises a $2,500 giveaway to promote property sale. Text hints at inducement to attend auction at 2 p m and follow with unspecified money distribution. No clear names, locations, or organizers are readable.
Bloomfield Mother Charged Over Fatal Child Harm Incident
Police report serious incident in Bloomfield involving two children and their mother from Bloomfield avenue. Evidence suggests the mother allowed the children to harm two well known kittens by striking with a stone wall. A nearby resident intervened. mother then fled toward Milton avenue and later complained at police headquarters. Authorities notified SOP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield Avenue
Milton Avenue
van Bewte
School Head Declares No Time for Bills and Worn Work
Supt John Ko Reuehler told the Board of Education he will not let routine delay his focus on educating students. Beachler urged action on bills and warned of potential removal if not checked. Park School public address permission was granted then withdrawn as a committee was appointed to investigate the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serioul Corr
John Ko Reuehler
Alice
Ant
Beachler
Vresdent Booth
Park School
Eugene Sullivan
Tha
Social Service Work Grows Under New Supervision
Mise Marguerite Waly lita, executive secretary of the Seeia Service Bureau, reports expanded activity since August. She lists cases on hand, home visits, institutional visits, office consultants, and volunteer visits, plus discharge outcomes and relief sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Waly Lita
Seeia Service Bureau
Letrer
Uwring
Willita
Chestnut Street
River One
St. Paul’s Men’s Club elects officers and plans outing
St. Paul’s Men’s Club held an organizational meeting at the church. Elected officers are President George D. B. McMillan, vice-president Harry D. Finn, treasurer Warren I. Hoyt, secretary Max C. W. Buchenburger. The group formed committees for membership and programs and voted for an October 4 outing. W. H. Fisher to lead a Sunday School Bible class. Reverend Falconer, former Dartmouth pastor, will preach Sunday at St. Paul’s on Crucifying Christ Afresh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Men's Club
George DB. McMillan
Harry D. Finn
Warren I. Hoyt
Max C. W. Buchenburger
W. H. I Fisher
St. Paul's
V. RC. Falconer
Dartmouth College Congregational Church
Rom Y. M. C. A
Falconer
Christ
WIRE THEFT REPORTED
The New York Telephone Company reported to the police that a wire theft occurred. Authorities were alerted and investigations followed to identify suspects and secure the damaged area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Telephone Company
Nutley voters react to dog at large issue and street work bids
At a Nutley meeting Commissioner Cook moves to adopt Health officer Sullivan's rule to dispose of all dogs found running at large. The measure passes with police to enforce it. The discussion notes potential dog infection risk and outlines local bids for King street and St. Mary's place grading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oreange
Cook
Sullivan
King Street
St. Mary's Place
James Cordell
A. I
Vale of Bonds
Gieorge Walcott
New York
Em.itissjon
Varied Attacks on Trolley Rise After Fare Hike
A week of disorder followed trolley fare increases with several incidents after midnight. Police expect arrests as investigators identify a permanent greaser of tracks and a rider charged with disorderly conduct after leaping from a car at Centre Street near Franklin Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale Lodpwick
Stockield Avenue
Brookline Avenue
Yeaterda
Centre Street
Franklin Avenue
Company B Musters Out After Final Nutley Meeting
Members of Company B Nutley Battalion held their last meeting before muster out at St Mant Church Tuesday evening. They approved turning the Battalion colors to Major Capr. Applegate and discussed disposition of remaining funds. A rifle prize for best attendance was awarded to Sergeant Hunting. The first meeting and election of officers of the Association of peg Hhoy will be held at St Pauls Church on Tuesday October 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley Battalion
St Mant Church
Jb) Corp MC
W. Buchenberger
Sergt. Hunting
Finst
Association of
Peg Hhoy
St. Paul's Church
Tueulay
Funeral services for Nelson C. Massey
Nelson C Massey fifty five of Centre Street died Saturday afternoon at St Marys Hospital Passaic after collapsing at work Thursday Funeral services were held Monday at Vincent Church with Rev S Travena Jackson officiating and burial at Ridelan Delawn Cemetery Delaware morning Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson C. Mansey
Centre Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Passaic
Moodey
S. Travena Jackson
Vincent Church
Ridelawn
Dely
Awanna
Nutley High School revival signals football return this fall
Nutley High School unveils a renewed football program after a decade away with a planned opener against Springfield High on October 3 at Park Oval. The roster includes Henng Darvil Ventola Redmond Hillman Buckley Stank Etlivon Reade Chatfield Karkleski Heat and Naylor. Coach is Mr Stanford with supervision by Toni and Koowngren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley Hurd
Springfield High School
Park Oval
Henng
Darvil
Ventola
Redmond
Hillman
Buckley
Stank
Nutley Handicap Tournament Opens October 11 at Yountakah
The tenth annual Nutley Handicap Tournament for Nutley members begins October 11 at Yountakah Country Club with George H Young in charge. Entries close October 7. Prizes will go to winners, runners-up, and various score categories including lowest net and wraps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
Yountakah Country Club
George H Young
Scudder Resigns from Bank of Nutley
Joseph Scudder, Working vice-president of the Bank of Nutley, resigned at a Heart of Directors meeting after three years of nervous illness. He served twelve years as cashier and vice president, joining soon after the bank’s organization. Miss Hall, 24, of Minersburg, will assume Scudder’s duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Scudder
Bank of Nutley
Wan
Pegret
Scudder
Uua
Massie
Hall
Mintsburgeh
Reformed Church Men’s Club to award student prizes
The Men’s Club of the Reformed Church will award three annual prizes to high school students for scholarship athletics and school spirit. Winners chosen by Board of Education members and a county association panel. An annual dinner is planned for December with preparations reported at October meeting. A piano for the association orchestra was authorized and tickets for a Travelogue Courses series were issued for October 7 14 21 and 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Reformed Church
Board of Education
H. A. Sargent
Warren Mahoney-Belleville couple to wed at St Marys Rectory
Minnie Mahoney of Franklin avenue and Mortimer Warren Jr of Washington avenue Belleville will marry at 5 today at St Marys Rectory with Rev E F Quirk officiating. Margaret Mahoney sister of the bride will be bridesmaid Raymond Garside of Belleville will be best man. They plan a short trip to Philadelphia and will live in Belleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Mahoney
Franklin Avenue
Mortimer Warren, Jr
Washington Avenue
Belleville
St. Mary's
E. F. Quirk
Mire
Margaret Mahoney
Raymond Garside
Philadelphia
Legion Reports 117 Members and Clubhouse Plan
American Legion meeting at the Library Building reported 117 members and plans for a permanent clubhouse. The group aims to use the $9,000 Patriotic Fund remaining to support the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion
Patriotic Fund
Kingsley House Robbed on Whitford Avenue
A burglary at Kingsley House on Whitford Avenue Saturday stole checks cash and a lace piece from a desk. Police were notified Sunday by Mrs W K Stebbins of Nutey Park who found two unindorsed checks belonging to Miss Kingrey along with a receipted bill and a note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deak
Kingsley House
Whitford Avenue
Kingsley
Mra. W
Delegation Visit From Ole Men's Association
A delegation from Ole Men's Association of Franklin Reformed Church will visit the Belleville Reformed Church on Friday evening, October 3, by mails and return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Men's Association of
Franklin Reformed Church
Reformed Church of
Belleville
Town readies welcome for soldiers memorial Oct 12
At a Memorial Parkway committee meeting the town plans a October 12 welcome for veterans. The committee will present medals to service members, order a list for the Library wall, and place a commemorative boulder. A proclamation and funding up to 2000 dollars were noted, with treasurer Charles B. Roycet reporting funds short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Parkway
Tte Fer
Chapman Poank Carl
Wen
Tay
Parkway Committee
Wo Hf
Arnold
Gorge BR. Philhower
Weveland Avenue
Railroad Bridge
Charles B. Roycet
Woodford Town Tennis Champion Triumphs at Field Club
Thurston Woodford of Prospect Street won the Field Club singles title last Saturday defeating Norton. Norton took the first two sets 4 6 before Woodford improved and captured the match in straight sets. Woodford, who has played with Prospect Street and the local high school, has earned medals in junior events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurston Woodford
Prospect Street
Champon
Loveeshow
Field Club
Hainigatt
Norton
Woodfort
Woodford
Besj
Gedy
Tag Day for Fatherless Children Panes Fund Set Next Saturday
Volunteers prepare for a tag day to raise funds for fatherless children in France, citing wartime hardships. Organizers have spent the week disseminating information on the high cost of living, widows’ struggles, and ongoing need since the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Red Cross Flannel Sale At Headquarters Library
A sale of outing flannel will be held at Red Cross headquarters in the library building on Tuesday October 7 from 10 to 4. The twenty-seven inch material costs twenty cents a yard and the thirty-six inch is thirty cents a yard. Mrs Mitchell and Mrs E C Miller will be in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Mitchell
E. C. Miller
Local Property Costs From City Ledger
Listings show several residential items with costs including a bathroom project at 591 Passaic Avenue for 500 dollars, a 63 Kinsel Avenue dwelling at 3 600 dollars, a Satterthwaite porch coat project at 250 dollars, and a washhouse coating at 224 High Street priced at 6 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ning” Krug
Passaic Avenue
Christain Herald
Kinsel Avemmay
F. H. Norton
Satterthwaite
Aicepia
Cusby
N. Rutchman
High Street
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Shore Honorary Club
Pole
G. B. McMillan
Tom
Jim
Neew
SIP
Atel
Lotel Kavnalian
Nuanent
Repubican
Hereve Atic
Dhemocratie
Mara Beg
Phopre
Preeholders
Latistoley
Rttane
Baker i
O'Conner
Heb
Watley
Nelson C. Massey
Romlein
George Gilbert
Frances Barnes
Lorie Kirk
Natalie Slaughter
Thomas Brown
Katherine Nichola
Eucreeny
Andrew Hellmeck
Eaith Ball
Frank Bennett
Edith Mutch
Junior Dunham
Austin Kett
Norman Sykes
Miss Walker
Garsesociate
Harry Gray
William Mitchell
Francesa Barnes
Frances Meee
John Bird
Yountakah
Church Men
Warren-Mahoney
Woodford Town
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