30 Apr 1921
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1921
Page
1
The district selects a new business manager amid committee review of candidates including local men. The board affirms May 17 for the annual district meeting and votes to address the construction of the new high school building. The committee notes mixed opinions on facilities and summer use changes.
A four resident petition requests restoring water to its intended level near Nichols Pond. The issue was referred to the Mayor's department for action, while other town matters included petitions for wiring and light curves and a reply about addressing specific violations.
Thomas C. Halbert of North Hand is listed as a color guard member detailed by the Veteran Corps artillery to take part in the parade associated with the Statue of ...
A damaged item argues a new Nutley High School is necessary and desirable, outlining projected costs and the impact on taxes. The plan proposes a small yearly payment per resident to support construction, claiming it would attract residents and lower overall tax rates.
Police report 1000 feet of copper telephone wire stolen from Erie Railroad property overnight. Wire split between Nutley and Clifton sites after an automobile ran away with the theft. Three arrests by the autolooting squad including Stanley Riker 21 Tilford East Orange and Edith King 60 Prespect Street East Orange, each fined $12.50 for disorderly conduct.
At the regular April meeting of the State Board Mrs Joseph D Little of Hawthorne Ave Hawthorne took the place of Mrs Sterling as state officer of the Woman's Club.
A Kingsland Park group seeks to have gas pipes laid through the streets in the Kinge Beth area. The meeting urged officials to finalize details and proceed with the project.
A fragment notes police were not ready to enforce the Van Ness Prohibition Enforcement bill. It mentions saloonkeepers were warned it would be rejected when effective, and that an assistant had written to Trenton for a copy of the act.
The Town Hall hosted Hour Five's second annual vaudeville and dance by the Woman's Guild of the Franklin Reformed Church. A sketch titled All Aboard opened the program as commuters recalled the Newark Branch Express on track twelve at Jeremy City. Hazel Crawford delivered a standout song before the act concluded.
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