Nutley Day by Day Highlights Local Happenings
Nutley notes cover charitable events and social visits including Miss Spencer from Baltimore staying with Rev and Mrs Cone, Finns and community meetings. Local shops promote goods at Masonic Hall Pharmacy and Nutley flowers while residents discuss road work, library hours, and a church bazaar with plans for October activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall Pharmacy
Spencer
Baltimore
Herbert Cone
Highfeld
Fred Gilmore
Trinity College
New York University
Daughters of Liberty Meeting and Social Planned
The Stars and Stripes Council No 173 of the Daughters of Liberty will meet Thursday October 4 at 7 30 in Dutig Hall Chestnut Street. Public hours start 8 30 with a clipping social. Cream and cake will be sold and a sofa pillow drawing will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stars and Stripes Council
Daughters of Liberty
Dutig Hall
Chestnut Street
The Reformed Church Sunday Services and Classes
The pastor Rev. Wr. Stuart will preach at 11 a.m. on Living in Faith and at 7.45 p.m. on Seen and Heard. Sunday School and Bible Class start at 9.45 a.m. The Sons and Daughters of the King meet at 7.15 p.m. and Prayer Meeting is Wednesday at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wr. Stuart
Nutley Board Discusses Truants Roof Repairs and Flags
Nutley Board of Education met after primaries at Park School to approve building repairs on the roof and minor root work changes. The group discussed truancy, authorized a daily officer at two dollars, and considered adopting a new flagpole in front of Park School with Daughters of Liberty to present an American flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Park School
Gierk
H. A. Connolly
Wrunkip Building and Loac Association
Town Hall
Goodrich
Meredth
Nutley
Stager
Meredith
Belleville
Nutliey School
Nutley Sehior
Superintendent of Schools of
San Francisco
Boston
Daughters of Liberty
Stayer
Park Gruneds. T
Regular Republicans sweep primaries with few challenges
The Regular Republican organization claimed decisive wins across wards as Joerg and Carr provided the only notable contest. In the First ward the Regular ticket led Colby by large margins, while the Second ward saw strong Regular showings and several ballots rejected. The Third ward were fewer votes with the Regulars prevailing in multiple races. The County Convention and Seventh District nominations followed, aligning with party regulars and signaling support for Dryden and Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colby
Nutley
Joerg
Carr
W. H. Halsey
L. Busby
C. Bates
John A. Oakes
A. Harvey van Riper
BH. DeVausney
Alfred Wassall
F. J. Davis
C. W. Stager
Culby
W. D. Bell
John Howe
Clarence Reynolds
Seldom
Davis
Thomas Nichols, Jr
Ellsworth Post
Geo. A. Hill
Albert E. Howe
Harry H. Stager
John P. Dittig
Lester Keierstead
Arthur Stager
Third Ward
John J. Wusseler
Constable
Frank V.ritacco
Guy A. Edwards
Dr. Philhawer
Chester EB. Barruo
Fred C. Petith
BE. Paith
H. T. Lefferts
Newark
David H. Johnson
Bor
William C. Peoningtoo
C. E. Allwock
Abraham Kaiser
Herbert W. Taylor
George Esley
Ferdinand Hosp
A. E. Kissam
Frederick Manners
J.G. Mayfield
David Schleich
Louis Bowden
Assemblyrep
John F. Dryden
United States
R. Wayne Parker
Town Hall
Noyrey Sun
Thomas S. Brown
Delegates Named for Councilman at Large and Freeholder Choice
The article notes the selection of delegates for Councilman at Large or mayor designation and identifies Mr Abraw Biun as the choice for Freeholder, outlining the political groundwork and affiliations within the local election context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraw Biun
Grace Church invites parish man to discuss new building plans
The rector, Wardens and vestry of Grace Church invite the man of the parish to a meeting at the Nutley Field Club on Wednesday evening October 3. The Finance Committee will present a full report on the financial condition and resources available for completing the church building and discuss the completed plans and specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Nutley Field Club
Nutley Bride Weds Passaic Sportsman in St Marys Church
Tuesday evening Miss Mabel M. Geipel of Nutley married Mr. John Feeney of Passaic at St Marys Church. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Father Foy. Feeney, known in Nutley for past hall games, played for Nutley teams and the Monterey Athletic Club of Passaic. The couple will reside in Passaic after a trip through New York State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel M. Geipel
Nutley
John Feeney
Passaic
St. Mary's Church
Father Foy
An Invitation to Try Crombie’s Coven Curs Bottle
An advertisement promises a 25 cent bottle of Crombie's Coven Curs will cure a stubborn cough with one dose easing inflammation and aiding sleep. The offer states money back if it fails. H. T. Leiferts signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crombie
H.T. Leiferts
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Colgate
Masople Hall
Avondale Hose Company
Edgar T. Clements
Union Seminary
New York
M. J. Jerolemon
New Britain, Conn
J. Harry van Winkle
Miller Street
Boney
Price
Caroer Prospect
James Crammond
D. Ciccone
the Park School
Oscar Kirkeby
Prospect Street
Francesca Crecca
Agustina Petrello
Nuttey
Passaic Avenue
Ladies’ Guild of
St. Paul's
Fred Dittly
A. H. van Riper
Catherine Schilling
Milton Avenue
Joseph Massiello
Thomas P. Day
Magsietto
Water Department
F. A. Wellman
High Street
William F. Dittig
Nutley Avenue
Wholesale Grocers Association of
White Mountains
Men’s Association of the Methodist Episcopal Church
H. M. Whitfield
Brookfeld Avenue
West Nutley Bowling Club
Kirlkeby
Wellman
Sherlock
Wiley
Feder
Nutley Club
Blum
van Riper
L. ¢. Rubano
O. B. Rusby
Ruban
West Natley Club
Masonic Hall
West Natley
Hollis
Chandler
Wreg
John F. Clark, Jr
the Reformed Church
H. H. Heywood
Broadway
W. W
Chambers St
Worth West Nutley
Hinisinki Avenue
Vrereand and
Masons’ Materials
Nutley Coal & Supply CO
West Nutley Plaza
MAS Puonne
Onic Hall Nurtey, N
Thos. H. Ritchie
Lefferts
Belle Mead
tLowney
Henry
Leferts
Passaic and Nutley Aves
Nutley Telephone
Jack
Feeney
Benedict
Pharhacy
Nutley Realty Company
Nutley. Park
Nutley Park
WM. A. Lambert
Nassau Street
N. Y
Conzlandt
Neds
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