Head Will Leave in Summer After Twenty Five Years
Board recalls years of service as head announces retirement in summer. Discussion hints at replacement, with some members noting many applicants for the post and the Board’s plan to fill the vacancy.
10 Apr 1920
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1920
Page
1
Board recalls years of service as head announces retirement in summer. Discussion hints at replacement, with some members noting many applicants for the post and the Board’s plan to fill the vacancy.
A teacher who had been believed to be recovering died after a sudden relapse. The incident occurred ten minutes after the presumed improvement, according to officials.
Incomplete OCR fragment references Watley Lodge and an installation event at Mike's. This brief item notes a planned lodge installation, with limited readable details and no clear date or figures.
The All Nutley Committee reports sparse aspirants for office as it canvasses residents to fill wards. Efforts target First Ward with candidates like E. Howe and others. Major William G. is urged but has not committed. A Tuesday night meeting addressed questions as trustees for three, two, and one year terms were discussed.
A plan to convert a hotel into a teacher club drew mixed reactions on Monday night. Members favored the idea if capital expense remained low and state laws permit the move. Details on operation by the board and restaurant inclusion were debated as proposals proceed.
A reader letter from 1920 referencing The Srade and Mr Deibitech calls for inquiry into organisations on April 8 1920. The fragmentary note questions oversight and seeks clarification from the paper.
Walter W. Colpitis of Nutley Avenue, long associated with Mexico, will address the People's League of Grace Church at the Pariah House in an evening program.
A fragmented report notes a contralto vocalist delivering a wide range performance at an opening event by La Forge. Bibel Rea is mentioned as part of the program, with remarks on her best showing during the opener.
Under a Chancery Order dated April 5, the Hunter Preserve Company of Brookfield Avenue has placed assets under receiver Omienei Smith of Prudential Newark. The Brookfield operation, active about seven years since wartime beginnings, produced dressings and preserves in Henry M Whitfeld's former premises. Albert E Howe, vice president, sought an accounting as financial trouble surfaced.
A notice states two registry days are required by law. The message notes that there is a substantial amount of registering to be completed.
Fragmentary text shows mentions of Elsie Olive and a daughter’s social season with admirers and floral gifts described as a mass of daffodils and roses. Names include Mr. and Mrs. and other suitors referenced in incomplete context.
Residents debate a road hard-surface request through the Enclosure with costs of 2.3 and 3.23 per front foot and protest against Blan while Bachna faces ordinance review. St Paul’s Church gains approval to run a Sunday School instructional movie layout with a $60 fee waiver. Clerk Brandreth notes $187.50 in book funds and Town Clerk Blum reports $904.74 collected for the week.
William of Priedassa hosted an Easter party for cli mates at Yantecan School in Bis Doris Hattersley. Attendees included Jennette Wendellnhofer Harold Strub Helen Mr and Mrs William A at Centre street. A theatre last night featured Mr and Mrs Childs and Miss Olive Childs with Grace Craft and Weeks among the guests.
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