Church Activities and Services Across Local Parishes Today
The notice lists Sunday and weekday services across multiple churches including Episcopal, Methodist, Roman Catholic and St. Clare’s in Delawanna. It notes times for Sunday School, morning and evening services, youth group meetings, and special rallies, with speakers such as Dr. William J. Chamberlain and Rev. Chester J. Hoyt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold W. Schenck
Christian Intelli- Noble
Liewe
Lender
The
Christian Church
Red Cross
Cheriday
Franklin Avenue
Communion
Mrs Pratt to Speak at Missionary Society Meeting
The Woman's Missionary Society of St. Paul's Church will hear Mrs. Llewellyn Pratt speak at 2 30 in the afternoon at the home of Mrs J T Jackman on Prospect Street. Her topic is Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of
St. Paul's Church
Wit
Vincent Triangle Club Plans Relay Night Meeting
The Board Directors of The Triangle Club of Vincent Church have called a Relay night meeting at 8 15 guided by Press J A F P Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle Club of Vincent Church
J . A. F P. Jackson
Nutley Boys Describe First Air Ride At Fort Sill
Lieut Philip J Young Jr of Grant Avenue recounts a 30 minute flight from Fort Sill in a plane 968 with Lieut Seon as pilot. He describes the earth rushing past during dives and the landscape shrinking to geometric fields as they climbed toward Medicine Park and Lawton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip J. Young, Jr
Grant Avenue
List Field Artillery
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Post Aviation
Center
Phil
Lieut
Seon
Terra Firma
Earth
Lawton
Nutley Roll of Honor list recalls fallen heroes and decorated servicemen
Nutley honors local residents serving in World War I with a rolling memorial. Capt. John Carver Adams and Corporal Julius Bruskin are listed as killed or wounded, along with several others including Stephen Dorr and Paul Martino. Decorations include Goldthwaite Dorr’s Silver Medal and Bentley Hoebers French Cross of War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorr
Goldthwaite Higginson
Red Cross
Piave River
Stephen H. Dorr
Satterthwaite Avenue
Nutley
Hoeber
Bentley K
Bexcadrille
Crack Flying Corps
France
Walter Emory
Nutley Youth Commissioned as Air Service Lieutenant
Allen Dexter Wassall, son of Mr and Mrs A A Wassall of Nutley New Jersey, has been commissioned a second lieutenant in the Air Service. Born in Nutley in 1896 he attended Hartford Public High School Worcester Polytechnic Institute and studied electrical engineering at University of Texas Columbia University and Fort Sill before officers training at Lake Charles. He is nephew of Mrs C F Badger and Sidney W Wassall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Dexter Wassall
A. A. Wasaall
Nutley and nearby youths letter thanks to Red Cross care kits
Local letters from Nutley area youths describe sending thanks for camp outfits and comfort kits provided by benevolent societies. Messages praise the outfits as the envy of other towns and recount gratitude from service members including Sapper George Hamilton of the Canadian Engineers and Burnham Douglas and Philip Fitting, who were sent to Fort Slocum and Camp Meade respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Diebitach Hax
Nutley
The
American Red
New Jersey
Charles Douglas Pearson
Humphreys
Sam
Methodist Church
Burnham Douglas
Hawthorne Avenue
Fort Slocum
Philip Fitting
Vreeland Avenue
Camp Meade
Relatives of Boys Meet for Religious Service at Vincent Church
At Vincent Church last Sunday evening a unique service honored boys serving in government forces. Letters of invitation went to parents and families, with many attending. The program featured hymns, readings of letters from Lieut. Sete, Herbert Seer Minasher, and Robert Connolly, and personal accounts from Raymond Owen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Church
A. Hebert
Hugh Eagleson
C. J. Hoyt
France
C. H B. Vroom
N. C. Lindstrom
Frank S. Almy
F. A. Ferrin
Mr. Hoyt
Lieut. Sete
Herbert Seer Minasher
Robert Connolly
Raymond Owen
Local servicemen promoted and stationed abroad during wartime
Jim Puckett is commissioned a captain in the Army Quartermaster's Department after managing mining properties in Arizona. Carl Sherer earns sergeant stripes at Camp Dix. Donald Taylor, from Brookfield Avenue, is among ten convoys bound for Paris as supplies move, with hotels seized for government use. Lieut. Everett Gothwaite visits Nutley friends from Chicago. Naval Reserve member David Nichols returns from leave on Prospect Street. Lieutenant Raymond Symonds of the 72d Coast Artillery is in the south of France. Morton Bedell from Chestnut Street becomes a sergeant at Camp Dix. Harold Richmond of the Navy has his father, C., in Netley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Puckett
Hillside Avenue
Quartermaster’s Department
Army
Donald Taylor
J. B Taylor
Brookfield Avenue
Paris
Alexandria
Metropolitan
Seine River
Morton Bedell
Chestnut Street
Camp Dix
Boch es Can't Fight Alone at Front Says Rigo Brother
Alphonse Rigo of the 26th Infantry describes Jerry Rigo in a quiet crowd but states he fades in one on one combat. He notes Kamerad is shouted in close fights and the soldier tells a pitiful story of a wife and four children at home. Rigo is resting in billets after a first line session and serves on liaison duty amid barage fire with no injuries yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry
Alphonse Rigo
26Th Infantry
Paul A. Rigo
Daily Street
Kamerad
Tie
Rigo
Nutley Soldier Writes Home From France Two Friends Found
Corporal Lyonel K. Almy son of Mr and Mrs F S Almy of Terrace avenue writes that in France he has met two Nutley men Russell Elliot and Gladstone Horter. He is with the light artillery and has served over a year earning two service stripes. He recalls the Cambria battle and canoeing on the Marne. Hampton Auld, stationed at the Brooklyn Navy Yard since his vessel wrecked in a storm and Sencha a Bermuda in August, is at home in Church Street with grippe. Albert Lindstrom sent word to their parents this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
John Carver
U.S Amy
American Expeditionary Force
Marne
Katherine R. Adama
Crockett
Dorr
Stephen
Royal Flying Corps
Toronto
Canada
Laurents
Stephen H. Dorr
Satterthwaite Avenue
Harrison
William
Stevedore Regiment
Camp Stuart
Newport News
Blaie Harrison
North 6Th Street
Newark
Lyonel K. Almy
F. S. Almy
Terrace Avenue
Russell Elliot
Gladstone Horter
Almy
France
Cambria
Reat
Hampton Auld
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Sencha A
Bermuda
Church Street
Grippe
Ancient combs reveal grooming tools across ancient cultures
Fragmentary text notes comb use in Egypt, Rome, and Swiss regions with varied materials such as wood bone horn and ivory. Mentions that combs were used to arrange and hold hair and that many examples have been found in archaeological contexts.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Franklin Reformed Church
Henry J. Condit
Boy Scouts
Oman's Missionary Society
Grace Episcopal Church
Matthews
Union Preaksin Church
Red Bees
ST. Mary's & C. Church
Society
Holy Name
Rosary Society
Sodality
Church OF the Holy Family
Michele Leggieri
Christian Science Society
the Science Society
Post Office Avenue
ST. Clare’s Church
Delawanna
St. Clare's
Cotsewin
Abweed Road
Sisene Francis
Stephen's FP. E. Church
Hugh B. Wilson
St. 5
Passaic
Nutley Boys
Bist F. A
Medicine L’ark
Lake Lawtonka
Signal Mountains
Jenchen
Siountain
Dulce
DEA
Martino
Paul
Seber
Kit
Nicholas Martina
Hancox Avenue
Trazewski
Albert
Teopila Rozwadsinska
Entwistle Avenue
Fishes
Harold
168Th Infantry
Aea Ak
Connolly
George W
U. S. Marines
A. EK
Parente
Chestnut Place
Kinzel
Charles, JR
Firs
Charles K Kinzel
High Street
Cooper
Andrew Herbert
N. A
Minnie Casey
Center Street
Board of Commissioners of
Nutley Boy
Mins
Father Carhart
Centre Street
Walter
Mias Carhart
Merrick
England
Italy
Jim Puckett
Carl Sherer
Terrace
Everett Gothwaite
Mra
J. D. Gothwaite
Chicago
Prospect Street
David Nichols
Naval Reserve
Raymond W. Symonds
Coast Artille
George Symond Onds
Jobery L. Armstrong
Peasoa
Harold Richmond
Navy
Netley
Albert Lindstrom
Romlein
KR. J. Romlein
Jennings
Scandjloc Wall Paper Co
Military Park
Helens
Hahne
M. Gaston M. Serres
le Bon Marche
Mnames
St Savety
Sat
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