23 Aug 1919
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1919
Page
1
The Memorial Parkway committee proposed a park pool as part of its plan but faced water quality and location hurdles. Mayor and officials weighed Pollutant concerns, water supply, and the impact on trolley zone fares while awaiting Passaic River pollution controls.
The Soldiers' Comfort Society invites contributions to support ice cream and craft supplies for boys in the Colonia military hospital. Funds assist patients continuing arts and crafts, with donations directed through local committee members including Mrs. A. F. Ginsburg and Mrs. Percy Lavendar.
New Jersey Day unfolds at the Navy Rifle Range Caldwell with Gov Runyon and Senators Frelinghuysen Edge among invited guests. Guests gather 3 to 4 PM at the Associate Rifle Clubs Club House to witness rifle matches, range tours, War Department demonstrations, Browning gun and trench mortar displays, plus a dinner and evening pyrotechnic show.
Monday opening meeting of Woman's Club at club house. Wednesday banquet for service men of Otley Lyceum. Saturday afternoon outing for St. Pauls. Harvest Home at Vincent Church on Stal Ht fai ma er.
Superintendent directs teachers to Park School on Friday Sept 5 for a general work year planning and to arrange temporary housing. The Woman's Club aids with accommodations, pickup of bags, and volunteers will assist with transport, room sharing, and communications.
A Nutley boy aged about fifteen fell from a tree and fractured several ribs. Police and paramedics rushed him to St Mary's Hospital where doctors confirmed only rib injuries and no other bones were broken.
Miss Muse Marjory Loupe Moxley daughter of Mr and Mrs Thehard C Moxley of High Street Louisville married Lt Francis Koster Hadshaw of the Field Artillery Thursday at her sister Mrs Walter Ho Girdler’s home. Rev Harvey S Stradshaw officiated with pink white decor and a bride cake centerpiece. The couple departed after supper.
Open from 7 a m to 9 p m daily with barber Ferrara at 144 Chestnut. Ipememt Mae remains in effect.
A mixed shower event honored Miss Margaret Dacey at her Centre street home with guests from Newark Belleville Brooklyn New York and Boston. Several attendees traveled by motor from New England and Montreal for the gathering and gifts were presented to the honoree.
The New York Telephone Company plans more than 3.27 million dollars this year to expand Northern New Jersey telephone service. Construction will add central switchboards and trunk lines, relieve congestion, and boost outside plant with extensive training for 200 women in Newark. Projects should be completed or underway by July.
Nutley notes list members and guests for a Wednesday night lodge meeting. Betty Pierson of Centre Street is in Ocean Grove while Mr and Mrs Fred Carhart of Cen Eee ep cunts spent Wednesday at Asbury with other locals. Bernard McGinnity of Kingsland road, a lifeguard, has been averaging three rescues daily for the past month at Long Beach.
Wide variety of school supplies advertised with emphasis on ready to ship and affordable options. Marketing copy highlights items for students and teachers, urging immediate purchase to prepare for the upcoming term.
Police blotter reports a dog killed twenty three chickens at Harry Soutar’s rear chicken run after breaking through wire. J Crocker also lost two chickens to a break in. Other motorist fines included a truck with a fictitious marker and a stopped car. Warnings and small costs followed as drivers faced traffic rule violations and abandoned vehicles were towed or claimed.
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