Nutley Social Notes Highlight Patrons and Visits
Short items list visits and movements of Nutley residents and former locals. Mrs. Julia Hankin visits. cake sale planned by St. Pauls Guild. many relatives travel between Nutley, Brookyn, and New York. local clubs schedule events including a fake sale and a public school auxiliary meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Bayne
New York
Nutley
Julian de Picaza
Stephen H. Dorr
Satterthwaite Avenues
Father 87 Son 63 Celebrate Birthday Double Event
Henry Simpson marks his eighty seventh birthday at his Chestnut Street home near Prospect Street with over fifty descendants. His son William T Simpson, aged sixty three, shares the same birth date and also celebrates. A large Nutley clan attends including siblings, grandchildren, and spouses, while Mr Simpson recalls a life as farmer and truckman and continues gardening despite deafness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Simpson
Chestnut Street
Prospect Street
William T. Simpson
Simpson
Nutley
Mr. Simpson
Asbury
Kingsland Street
Phoebe Paxton
Richfield
John H. Simpson
Sophia Caeman
Aaron Garrabrant
Parker Simpson
Raymond Simpson
George Simpson
John Simpson
Henry Hoch
Stephen Ball
Asbury Simpson
Frank Vernon
Paterson
Chester Simpson
Frank Cueman
Reformed Church to Host Sermons by Rev Milton Stauffer
Nutley Reformed Church pastor Rev Milton T Stauffer will preach at both services tomorrow with morning subject Ihe Never Weary God and evening Fear And Its Lesson of Trust A special song service is planned for the evening A Rally Service is being organized for Sunday afternoon October 15 inviting former Sunday School members and friends A program is planned The four Sunday evening sermons titled The Character of Christ will begin October 8 and continue for three weeks with topics to be announced next week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton T. Stauffer
Nutley Reformed Church
Mr. Stauffer
Christ
Day of Christian Life Sermon and Turkish Missions Address
St Pauls Congregational Church announces morning communion at the church with Rev. Jerry J Condit delivering the sermon on the Day of the Christian Life. An evening talk titled Getting a True Prospect is set for 7 43 o'clock. Young People meet at 7 pm on Conservation of Character. Sunday School at 945 am. Ladies Missionary Society begins its first meeting on Wednesday October 4 with a talk Missions in Turkey by Dr Shepard of Ain tale Turkey expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Congregational Gaurd
Jerry J. Condit
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Turkey
Shepard
Aintale
Vincent Church to Hold Sunday Services and Leagues
Pastor Warren L. Hoagland will preach at Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow. The Lord's Supper will be observed at the morning service. Evening topic is The Secret of the Transformation of Character. Sunday School at 9 45. Junior League at 3 30. Epworth League at 7. Weekly Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior League of the Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church
Warren L. Hoagland
Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church
Sayings of Mark Twain and Notable Quips Clarified
A summary notes Archibald Henderson’s view that many popular Mark Twain maxims were created by him yet rarely credited. It cites sayings about truth and lies, be virtuous and eccentric, and warns girls against excess marriage. It also discusses misattributions such as the Carnegie line about eggs in one basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Archibald Henderson
Puddahead Wilson
Galendar
Henderson
Henderson Mark Twain
Andrew Carnegie
Inventor Watts Tower Spawned Lead Shot Process
The 1769 Bristol invention by William Watts uses a central tower to drop molten lead into a cooling well producing spherical shot. The same method yields perfect small sizes, while medium to large sizes use ribbon, irregular forms, or long molds. The process is still used with enhancements and six hour revolutions for smoothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Watts
Bristol
England
Watts
London
Council Discusses Parkways and sidewalk project hearings
The Nutley council approved a Passaic avenue sidewalk petition from Harrison to Gentre streets with an October 25 hearing date. Water and assessment reports. bids on street work to be obtained without ad, to speed work. Multiple bills listed for payment to various vendors and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
Passaic Avenue
Harrison
Gentre Streets
Water Committee
George W. Symond
Mutch
N. J. Telephone Co
P. & P. Jannarone
W. J
The
Nutley Sun
E. E. Schneider
W. J. Queeman
Keyser & Corb
J. B. Priestly
Standard Git Co
J. T. Boylis
J.T. Boylan
KR. EK. Donaldson
F. J. McKenny
Frank Bailey
George Plate
Alpert Yost
Harry Coleman
F. T. Shepard
W.E. Page
William Johnson
J. Morten, Jr
Frank Jameson
W. Stager
George Maliza
J. Jameson
W. Sutcliffe
W. Brown
Pasqual Cofuna
Luigi Sposito
Angelo Giangarella
Christ Contio
Joseph Villano
Osborne and Marseiles Co
Louis Knab
Reuben Vreeland
Walter 5
French & Co
Quaker Cemetery In Prospect Park West Brooklyn
A Quaker cemetery lies on a hillside in Prospect Park West Brooklyn covering eight to ten acres. The park’s founding understood the buryground would remain undisturbed and the pact is expected to endure. The cemetery remains active for burials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Part
Prospect Park West
Brooklyn
New York American
Feud Inheritance Mentioned In Brief Lippincott Stripe
A fragment from Lippincott's quotes a dialogue about a feud with Jim Wombat, noting he is dead and questioning who serves as his executor. The terse exchange hints at unresolved conflict tied to an estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Jim Wombat
Jim
Lippincott’s
Bright Side Edits to Bold Weather of the Day
A humorous exchange hints at optimism amid worry as two voices reference coats swearing and packing. The Chicago Record-Herald tone emphasizes looking for the bright side despite potential trouble, urging practical preparedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Herali
Contrary Dialogue Sparks Humorous Exchange
A fragment from a playlet excerpt features Gibbs and a wife described as contrary. The exchange centers on damny stockings and a humorous rebuke, revealing social satire in brief dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibbs
Bosto Frauscript
Also Mentioned on This Page
Julia Hankin
St. Paul’s Guild
Lester Bennett
Grant Avenue
David M. Monroe
Texas
D. A. Usina
Burnett Place
Samuel Lee Poole
Hillside Avenue
Terrace
Avon
A. W. Moffitt
Troy, N. Y
C. H. Booth
Lewis M. Thatcher
Highland, N.Y
Charles A. McLaren
Myrtle Avenue
Malone Avenue
Belleville
Emilie Johnson
Jersey City
Mrs. Alfred Johnson
Henry J. Wattjens
Ridgewood
William F. Dabney
Durant Place
Franklin Dabney
Virginia
Marcus Reynolds
Hartford, Conn
John Vernon Bouvier, Jr
Nutley Avenue
Quogue, L. I
John Findes
Albany
Robert Sykes
Viceland Avenue
Frederick K. Pissatt
Wilkes- Barre
William Marn
Woman's Public School
Auxiary Avill
Park School
Laura Herstoff
Nils B. Herstoff
Mac Dutfie School For Girls
Springfield
CoHen and
Tice
Red Bank
Cullen
Easton. Pa
Sumper White
Whitfield Avenue
New Jersey
Passaic
Newark
High School Athletic Association
Nugent
Re. Thomas Clements
Hillside Avenuue
St. Louis
Kansas City
J. €. Gothwaite
Henry T. Lefferts
Passaic and Nutley Aves, Nutley, WJ
Henry and
News of the Reformed Church
St. Paul's Congregational Church
James Crammond
Masonic Hall
Pharmacy
Franklin Ave., Cor. High St
Council
Cleveland
Plain Dealer
Dorothy Palmer
Normal School of Dancing
Berdan
Main AV
Washington PL
Passa
Madamois
Charles .IV
Bennet
Nutley and Vicinity
Gage
Beaver
Feit
Lemberg & Cohen
Passaic Ave
Chestnut
Neadi
Franklin Factory
Franklin
E. D. Carlough
William Street
Erie Railroad
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Erie Ticket Office
Franklin Avenue
Pinto
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