Nutley, Battery A, 98th AAA Gun Battalion: I Was Thereīattery A of the 98th AAA Air Defense Battalion Historical Society encore discussion and new videoĭetailing the History of US Army "Camp Nutley," officially known asīattery A of the 98th AAA Air Defense Battalion.įrom 1952 to 1957, the camp was located on the south side of ParkĬamp Nutley - The Army Anti-Aircraft Base in Nutley The extension of Route 21 northward through Belleville and Nutley asĪ six-lane high-speed freeway, bordering the Passaic River, became a Passaic River Riverbank Access in Nutley and Belleville Wooden 'saucer' built by businessman and cycling enthusiast Joseph The world traveled to Nutley during the 1930s to compete at the Nutley Velodrome as a premier venue for the grand sport of Renovated by Town Volunteers into Township Museum Museum Dedication Program Former One-Room School House How Lambiase Farm Became Radcliffe School, Not Policemen Pulled from River, Town Worker Dies, in Effort to Save Boy School, hotel, tax collector's office, roller skating rink, toting ball The Blue Meeting Hall, the building has also served as a dance hall, OLD MILITARY HALL, has a divergent past filled with carousing as well In the hands of the Nutley Historical Society. The town placed oversight of the 200-plus year-old house Turned over the property to the township of Nutley, N.J. In May 2012, when the Junior Woman's Club of Nutley
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Provide comfort for the family by planting a tree in memory of Terence E.Nutley,NJ, history and news archives, Nutley Historical Society News and Historical Archives, Nutley, New Jersey His family asks that donations be made to the Nutley Volunteer Emergency & Rescue Squad in lieu of flowers. Brown & Son, 267 Centre Street, Nutley, N.J. followed by interment at Crest Haven Memorial Park, Clifton, NJ.įriends and family will be received at S.W. He is survived by one sister, Patricia Chambers, five children, 10 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren.Ī celebration of his life will take place at the funeral home on Saturday, June 10, at 10 a.m. He is predeceased by his sisters Eileen and Doreen. He bowled with the Nutley Old Guard until he was 99 years old. He was active in the Nutley Little Theatre, where he appeared in 16 productions. Following the war, he moved with his family to Nutley, N.J., where he lived in the same house for 71 years. He became editor of the Mid-Ocean News and reported for the Associated Press during World War II. He was born in Birkenhead, England, on April 4, 1915, the son of the late Ernest & Grace (Guilfoyle) Chalk, and moved with his family to Bermuda in 1925. Chalk retired as international editor for United Press International in 1980, where he had worked for 34 years. He is father to Lawrence, Terence Jr., Bradley, Victoria and Stephanie, all of or formerly from Nutley N.J., and was the beloved husband of Elizabeth Chalk who died in 1983.
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