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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1914
Page
4
The Wutley Sun announces a weekly Saturday issue from Nutley New Jersey with subscription at $1.50 yearly. The paper invites communications signed for good faith, with telephones welcomed and a policy of refraining from personal attacks.
Mails arrive at 7.35, 12.45, 2.45, and 6.30 with departures at 8.05, 1.06, and 6.00. Deliveries occur mornings from 8 to 12 and afternoons from 1.30 to 4.30. Collections are during morning and afternoon deliveries at 8.15 on weekdays and 7.15 on Sunday nights.
At the Saturday dinner the Board of Trade showcased a mingling of all town interests, with broad participation from diverse groups. The event emphasized democracy, local effort, and civic service, applauding local businesses and clubs for organization, decoration, and music.
The political tone blocks for a possible Republican pickup in the House this fall. Republicans see limited hopes unless industrial conditions worsen or President Wilson errs, which could tilt the outcome toward Democrats if the economy remains strong.
Local residents express growing displeasure over neglected road data and the worn sheets along the trolley line. For two weeks the issue has become a nuisance, damaging clothing and property and raising health concerns. Community members fear small failures will escalate if not addressed.
The cosmopolitan St Marys Church young people present a minstrel program next Wednesday in St Mary's Hall. John T Burke and Frank Neary of Belleville coach the group with Frank J Hayes as manager. Ends portray nationalities and soloists include Jennie Rogan Alice Martel Eunice Yasinsky Florence Freeman with a large chorus of local youths and families.
Miss Katheryn Doner of Toledo and William J. Flocke of Nutley were married Wednesday night at the bridegroom’s home by Rev. Henry J. Condit. The ceremony featured a white crepe-de-chine gown and a bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley. Attendants included Miss Helen Doner, Miss Marie Herbert, Carl Hausner, and ushers Matthew Fox and Paul Wilson. About fifty guests attended the reception. The couple will reside in Nutley after a brief wedding trip whose destination was not disclosed.
Miss Lillian B Johnson daughter of Patrolman and Mrs William Johnson of East Centre street married James J Geary of Lyndhurst at the Church of the Sacred Heart in Lyndhurst The Rev P J McDermitt officiated Miss Agnes Cross was maid of honor and William Geary brother of the groom was best man The bride wore a crepe de chine gown and roses The couple will reside in Lyndhurst after a wedding trip to Vermont
An owner holding two Franklin Avenue lots as investment seeks funds for a new venture and will entertain any reasonable offer.
Readable text notes a new business centre at Franklin and Vreeland avenues with nearby property valued at 35 to 45 a foot and sales at 50 a foot in the last two years. An inquiry addressed to HW M. B. care of the Sua office is mentioned.
A Royal Arcanum boxing evening in Masonic Hall featured Alpheus Geer criticizing Rev. B A Wasson of Newark for defending liquor. Broad reminiscences by Mike Donovan included solar plexus technique and old-time fights. Bouts matched Ray Clark vs Henry Van Riper and Willie Kane vs Lester Simpson with Young Mike Donovan vs Eddie Nugent in a three round exhibition. Regent Clare B Iliffe led cheers at the close.
Correspondence from Nutley discusses two thirds of state graduates being female and argues New Jersey should fund a free college course for girls through Rutgers affiliated women’s college. Mrs Douglass and local committees push a $1 subscription plan with initial support from Public School Auxiliary and local clubs to fund the effort.
Former Nutley teacher Elizabeth Wilson Pattee plans marriage to Professor Charles B Tenny of Tokyo Japan. Tenny, originally from New York, works in education in Japan. Pattee, who taught at the Nutley High School, went to Japan last September to work near her parents in Okayama.
Sans Souci Dramatic Club stages Down by the Sea at Town Hall this evening. Proceeds aid a needy local family as relief funds.
Pygrese Lodge invites Passaic Lodge to celebrate the fifty years since the order began in Washington. A special service is planned at Vincent Methodist Church on Sunday evening April 26 with the First Battery in full uniform escort. Rev. Charles H. Powers to speak.
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