08 Apr 1922
Page 1
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1922
Page
1
Fragmentary notes indicate the Water Works Association and W J D Company involved in a contract discussion set to be reviewed at the upcoming meeting. Details are incomplete but reference to Ppressre acy Mage and a venue on Main near Butler’s Avenue.
The Stuart E. Edgar Post No 403 in Nutley VFW of the U S has not followed the practice of boasting about its achievements. The record notes humility in labor and a focus on service to veterans and the community. The excerpt hints at ongoing work and a modest tradition within the organization.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Nutley Club announces a card party to be held on Thursday, April 30. Members and guests include Mrs. Thurston Mia W Florence Martell and Mrs. B Parke among others, with hosts Mr and Mrs J B Dovenson visiting from Morristown.
Police report two hold up men fired on victims along Park Avenue near the Lyndhurst bridge. Robbers fled as Flammer cried for help, with Elias Claud and others said to have aided. Detectives traced clothes and masculine attire found by Newark police after night of 9.
A joint committee will manage the details of Day's acceptance and related activities. The arrangement covers coordination and oversight of the plan and its execution.
The Nutley Post women's auxiliary to hold a cand party in spring, with the event described in the column as a local item. The piece mentions the Nutley Post and a club referred to as the Ringers, plus a Doug Pearson who appears in the text. The prose is fragmentary and reads as a column for the local newspaper.
Nutley Elks hosted another smoker at Masonite Hall Friday night drawing a four-house turnout and a good gate. Organizers praised the evening’s entertainment and anticipate another event in the near future.
A collection of social notes lists Mrs Frances Lybrand ill and Mrs Nellie Bowen returning from Florida. Mrs Ber ae’s serious illness is reported in Hackensack while Edward Eagleson family plan to move back to Nutley and occupy 161 Grant Avenue next week.
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