09 Apr 1921
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1921
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR reads as a critical note on Bolshevists, claiming they are a bad lot and noting efforts to keep control amid revolutionary ideas. The text is garbled but suggests skepticism about separatist sentiments.
Nutley opens its baseball season at the park this Saturday with Natiey H. 8. starting on the mound and Speary and Redmond sharing catching duties. Ellison, Macaluso, Gray, Bott, Rae, Curtin and Posack Stanford fill roles across the infield and outfield as Doc Head from Nutley-Belleville Umpires the opener. The game will start promptly at 3:30.
After a report from the town engineer read by filing with the Board as required, the town approves fifty more street signs amid a tally of unpaid fines totaling $499.50 in licenses.
Through the efforts of Frank L. Rusby of Beech Street, a member of the organization, the noted music club plans a performance here.
Annual matinee exhibition features pupils of the Helen Keyes School of Dancing performing end of year dances. Performances showcase student progress and technique in a festive afternoon program.
Nutley Board of Education approves a partnership related to Pepe the peepanny dog. The decision outlines responsibilities for ongoing program participation and potential funding or support arrangements for Pepe in district activities.
The board announced monthly meetings will be held at 2 P M on the fourth Monday, with decisions in the afternoon sessions. The plan outlines ongoing deliberations for future proceedings and proposed agendas.
Residents of the Kingsland Park area are urged to support paving of streets throughout the district. A meeting will fix a date for the work as officials plan improvements on Pascale and Franklin avenues near Paul's Parish house.
County prosecutor Henry Harrison will address the St Pauls Church Men’s Club at the Parish House Thursday. His talk will cover internal views on the law and its enforcement.
Fragmentary OCR lists a street address on John Street and Bonse perch with amounts around 100 dollars. No clear dates or full names detected.
The daughter of Mr and Mrs A G Calkins fainted when a truck collided with a passing train. She received medical attention at the scene and was later reported in stable condition.
A music program was held at the Congregational Church on Wednesday evening under the auspices of Group 5. Participants performed selections and the event drew local congregants and supporters.
Newark motorists face arrest as a wave of odd incidents disrupts traffic. Police report several suspects linked to a spree involving playful midnight spooning near Sun Avenue and Jersey Avenue, Hampton Place, with at least one collision cited on a city street.
Subscriptions dance and club dances held at Yountarar feature Friday night events. The schedule lists dances on April 29 with evenings continuing weekly. Membership signals access to social dance sessions and refreshments.
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