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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1918
Page
4
Readers may submit signed letters on local topics. Personal attacks are prohibited. Messages must be legible and in good faith. Signatories should be identifiable to publish.
Nutley residents are urged to support the Home Service Section of the Red Cross which helps families of soldiers with government benefits and urgent needs. The article notes delays in aid, emphasizes careful use of funds, and calls for local reporting of overlooked cases while criticizing unnecessary committees and urging practical war work.
A divorce hearing was held yesterday before Wice ellor Foster for Wilbur F. E. Cornell of Park Avenue and his wife. The couple married four and a half years and face desertion claims and a counter suit on the same grounds.
The Carells dispute their separation with conflicting statements about visits to Brooklyn. The husband claims his wife returned there and attempts to see her failed, while the wife says she left the home because he ate most meals elsewhere and provided no food for her or their child.
Nutley loses to West Orange High 3–2 as Gorman fans 12 but loose defense hurts. Lineup lists German pitcher Weeks Woodruff Grube Hopper McVeigh Bruskin Kane Naylor. Naylor suffers broken leg on a fence while coming to school. Brown makes first freshman high school team. Dance night and class meetings noted plus track meet interest with Irvington High seeking early May meet.
A poem from Nutley New Jersey honors the service flag with blue stars for those who serve and the sacrifice of those who do not return. It links patriotic duty to victory over the Hun and prays blessings on homes bearing the flag. The piece reflects local wartime sentiment and memorial imagery.
Mrs Henry Meyer Mr and Mrs Edward F Schneider Mr and Mrs Fred Shaw of Nutley and Mr and Mrs Walter Brown and Mr and Mrs Albert Weasel of Newark are named in a social note. Mrs M T Morea of Prospect street spent the winter in Washington where Miss Alva Moress did war work in the Congressional group.
The fragment notes recovery from neuritis involving a person or place named Vincent and Besuet See of the unclear source.
A poem attributed to E. T. J. portrays the Kaiser in a lofty chair counting victories among celestial bodies. The speaker pleads for safety and control as he seeks to conquer all noted planets, the moon, and the sun.
Bey Aynim Fem Ay funeral took place Tuesday at 2S Church in Roman with interment at Lyndhorat Cemetery.
The funeral for Stephen Sidwa Y, a Pend native, was conducted by Rev. Nicho Sidwa at the Church of the Holy Ay. He died of asthma and was buried.
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