Social Notes Bring Local Moves and Life Events
Readers track a flurry of moves births weddings and visits in Nutley. Residents including Mr. and Mrs. E Summey and the Emerson home lease on Whitford avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Carl A Fick welcome a son. Miss Genevieve Taylor's engagement to Oakley of Montclair. many families return from trips and vacations across Newark Bloomfield Montclair and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Summey
Stewart Avenue
Emerson
Whitford Avenue
Carl A. Fick
Chicago
Fick
Vivienne Metcalf
George Blake
Chestnut Street
Wise the Carshaw
Robert Rowan
U. Tacoma
Miss Carshaw
F. R. Garrison
Dean Welch
Rowan
G. B. Philhower
Nutley
Louis Horton
Franklin Avenue
Genevieve Taylor
Hilaide Avenue
Tough Oakley
Montclair
Field Club
D. Anthony Usina
Burnett Place
Satterthwaite Avenue
Teachers Plan Halloween Party for New Club
About sixty local teachers met at the Reformed Church to organize a social club. A reception committee welcomed members, with Rev. Harold Schenck speaking. Auring officers and school representatives were named, and plans include a Halloween party and literary activities plus a possible dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Reformed Church
Alma Paine
Marjorie Hedell
Ruth Searle
Gladys Holt
Susan F. Lockhart
Harold Schenck
Alice J. Bickers
Charlotte Merriman
Jennie Cherco
Eva Phillips
Mixx Jane Abbott
Courage and Cowardice in Numbers of Companions
The excerpt argues courage grows with company as an individual feels stronger when accompanied by others. It suggests isolation breeds fear while presence of one or more courageous peers cultivates bravery.
Dormitory Plan Mulls Site and Board Report
School Trustee Edward M. Cone reports gathering data on two or three potential houses for a dormitory or club for teachers. A Monday night meeting will decide details and a favorable report may be submitted to the Board at its next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Cone
Cone
Arthur B. Proal
Charles Fondrich
Cone Anid
School board approves material for Red Cross handkerchief drive
The Spring Garden School board authorizes Mr Beachler to buy fifty yards of material to sew into handkerchiefs for the Red Cross during Linen Shower Week starting Monday September 30. To cover current expenses the board votes to borrow $15 temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Garden
Beachler
Red Cross
Blair Convalesces After Operation At French Aviation Camp
Earl Blair, stationed at a hospital affiliated with a French aviation camp, reports many changes in the unit now called the Airnats. He describes drivers and motorcyclists being sent to the front and complains of not receiving letters or merchandise from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Earl Blair
Centre Street
Local Service Men Report From Home Front
Lieut Lent of Brooklyn returns home aired after gas exposure sits in Seiyland awaiting orders until fit. Thurston Woodford admitted to Columbia Students Training Corps. Elmer Rawcliffe shows two stripes for ambulance service and wound in progress. Alvah Brown finishes advanced course at Camp Perry en route to Camp Cody. Lt Frederick Nelson at Fort Hancock joins Mrs Nelson at St John home. Private Leslie Conrad stationed at Metuchen returns after brief leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurston Woodford
Prospect Street
Students’ Training Corps
Columbia University
John Rawcliffe
New Street
Elmer Rawcliffe
Fivut
Alvah BR. Brown
Mest
Bernad C. Brown
Franklin Avenue
Camp Perry
Camp Cody
Deming
N. M
Brown
Frederick G. Nelson
Fort Hancock, Ga
Court notes seek 720-voter referendum on police salary raise
The court notes a 720-voter referendum on whether to raise salaries in the town election. Proposed raises include Chief of Police 1300 dollars a year, sergeants 100 dollars, and patrolmen 1400 dollars. Several local thefts and automobile accidents are also reported with multiple residents detailing losses and incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Blum
John Windheim
Franklin Avenue
Kingsley
Whitford Avenue
S15
Ho Kierstead
Howand Nieman
Eac
Nieman
Bristol
Ee Thomas Clover
John Street
Mias Hattie Wyatt
Pas Aaic Avenue
Peter Hauck
Town
Sargert Kearny
Jaedt
Hauck
Alexander Zhamerman
William Rule
21 Street
W Avenue
Mond
Eee
Field Club
Rule
Postal Card Address Side Invalidates Card
Post Office Department rules state that any writing or printing on the address side of a government postal card, aside from the address itself, renders the card annullable. The directive applies to all postal cards issued for official use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Working Girl Term Sparks Debate on Respect and Roles
The discussion centers on how the phrase working girl shifts from a compliment to a reproach. Proponents argue for honoring labor and independence while critics fear it labels women and undermines idealized virtue.
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Andrew M Mactorkindale
Dale and Family
Cotter Street
Edgewood Noe
Washington
Charles Prettyman
Rheboboth, del
Ernest Pulsford
Vreeland Avenue
Herman Kunze
3 Place
Jaman Ot Cente Pedder
Ieola
W. K. Clynes
Leonardo
Iva Ei Wellman
New Yea
Pes Dorn
O Mask and Geet
Nea
J. M. Juch
Oak Ridge Avenue
Robert Adler
F. W. Schelling
New
Givan Place
Herbert A. Brandreth
Newark
Towaco
Simon
Hugh Hallidy
Mitten Vis
Beach Haven
Nicholas J. Hickey
Ass Ke Dinnel Socce
Percival Holland
Bloomfield Avenue
Portland, Ie
Martin Crosby
Princeton Street
Sea Bright
Jees Clements
Hillside
Tae
Edmeston
Wilbur Aa
Bank of At Netbey
Roscoe Symonds
Esata Eeer
George W. S Ss
Passaic Avenue
Edward Pritchard
Presbyterian
Hos
Alfred V. Leaman
Easthampton
Long
Mra. Witon Bokeh Batchelor
Kinna Road
Ares
Meee Willen Pr
Toronto
Wran H. Mitchell
Wayne
Pittebure
Margaret and
Carrie Ac
Florence Street
Westfield
Mra
Benjamin Hillurdan
Henry J. Condit
Children of
St. Paul's
Place
Rom Lake George
Frederick Dale
Are . Baloother
Curtin Wick
Center Street
Atlantic City
H. W. Stoddard
Hillside Avenue
Belmar
Ernie Smith
New York
Mrs. H. M. Smith
Ronald Rhoades
Newton Academy
Harry F. Biankarn
Falgewoor Avenue
Putnam
John Perkins
Park Avenue
Kuat
Orange
F. H. Syrett
Alfred Duggan
Church Street
Helen Busby
Raritan
G. W. Symonds
Patrick McEligot
MecFliget
Cook Howland
Howland Haverstick
RM. Pollock
Ho G. Conger
Scent Church
Louise Nichols
New Haven Normal School of
Alfred Sutcliffe
Jebeces Sutcliffe
Hummelstown, la
Wright Sutcliffe
St. Mary's Place
Hallowe'en
Bount
Yark
Yantucan
Lark School
John Rh. Beachler
Rules and Regulations Committee
Marion L. Lewis
Park School
New Spring Garden
Nils O. Lindstrom
Morris B. Reade
Board of Commissioners
High Street
Sun Want
Blair
Charlie Lent
Brooklyn
Mt. Vernon
Eilellend
Chateau Thierry
Leslie Conrad
Walnut Street
Metuchen
SOL Taffet
Centre St
P. F. Guthrie
Highfield Lane
Nutley Station
Berdan Furniture CO
Main Ave
Washington Pi. Passaic, N. J
England
Scotland
Comestic
Nampion Roocks Peet Company
Broadway
Warren
CITT
C.R. Bedell
Franklin Ave
Vreeland Ave
Nutley, N. J
Williams Street
Kew
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