13 Dec 1919
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1919
Page
1
The notice lists Endmen George G and Ernest Ison with George Chatheld and Poly Red-Thumee in a minstrel show at 6.16 in the Chintock venue. Cast includes William Marr Alfred Ellie and TM ratings for the last five care months 47.
Mrs. Douglas Matthews visiting town attended a dinner hosted by friends in Union and Nutley Park. The event honored memories of the former Grace rector and included various local residents.
The Nuthy Division of the National Bible Institute hosts a gathering at Peel ten Milinide sree with participants from Tyeotey ee ean, inviting members to attend and discuss upcoming programs.
Edwin Probert of Mountainview avenue died of apoplexy after a thirteen hour illness. He was a York of Accountancy in New York and a member of Royal Arcanum and New York Bounty of Certified Public Accountants. Surviving are his wife Mrs Anna Probert a daughter Marie a sister Mrs Munson Fotey and two brothers. A Park School bond issue discussion is noted but details are unclear.
A fragmented note describes a regular ring bout between Tana ARPA De Fussimaree and MA in Reed Setn and 176. The readable text highlights a scheduled match and venue details, signaling a local boxing event with limited details.
A fragment indicates Yantacaw B L moves forward with a Prudential matter involving a builder named John Roth and a former associate, suggesting a corporate real estate or finance dispute in early records.
Funeral rites for Wisters and four others will be conducted this afternoon with services in place before burial in St Josephs Cemetery Kingsland. The schedule lists a ceremony at the church followed by interment in the local graveyard.
A fragmentary note references Anna and McCarthyPalata in a town context with ambiguity about identities and relations. The unreadable text prevents a clear event or outcome from being stated.
The article describes a demonstration at Vincent Church where Dr Holmes W. Merton of New York discusses reading faces. Albert Jackson and G. M. Gott are noted attendees who engage with the audience about how facial reading could guide career choices and personal success.
The local post office received cautions regarding handling Christmas mail with a request to pass refusals. The fragmented text suggests confusion over procedures or guidelines for refusing certain items during the holiday mailing period.
The report states Captain Applegate is relieved from command by the Assistant General after the N a Sessa Sorte unit and the Niey Battalion of Infantry are taken off duty. The notice indicates a formal change in command and reassignment within the National Guard structure.
To the Editor the Sun notes the Union Thanksgiving Service collection totaled 86.80 dollars for the Social Service Bureau. George A. Hill signs as president.
The High School Better English Week contest results list winners as George Gilbert and nonversified entries by Wiliese Stehell Junior, Alice Mutch Junior, and Alice Whitenack. Seph she Norman Press.
The Association of Company B held a special Wednesday meeting to arrange the annual dinner in Nutley with entertainment approved and plans to proceed.
Sneak thieves aided the refrigerator in the home of H. W. Dealy on Halide Avenue Sunday night and stole their dinner. A number of similar thefts have occurred.
A Tuesday program features cantate by school children at St. Paul Church. An afternoon social by St. Paul’s Men’s Club follows, with an idioms class noted. An event on Jan 22 presents The Yellow Jacket by Frederic Poole at Town Hall.
War Stamp sales in schools this week show totals from High School £15.96 and Spring Park with Yanthene Park contributing £10.25, for a combined small total.
The article notes Engineer Eliot saved the town more than salary despite a modest wage. It details water main repairs on Centre and Herten King streets, grading plans for Belleville, and borrowing to fund works. Health data show one death and three injuries amid twelve cases of illness.
A pool room at 307 Frankfin avesag opposite Park School was raided Tuesday night. Alleged proprietor Joseph Romane was detained along with others as police investigated illegal activity.
Mrs Alfred V Seaman began coordinating the community center project this year, taking on the charge to organize volunteers, gather funds, and oversee planning efforts for the new facility.
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