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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1918
Page
5
Social notes list numerous Newark area residents and guests. Names include G Schaaf, Mr G, Mrs Hartshorne, Miss Sehine Ger, Miss Fannie Banta, Mrs C Lawrence, Captain MacMullen, and many others. Activities cover meetings, dances, naval service, relocations, travel, and hospital or home visits across Nutley, Montclair, East Orange, and surrounding towns.
The text lists residents such as Mrs Emil Miller and Mrs William J Minach reported ill at home. It notes William H Mitchell of Wayne on a trip to Washington and mentions others like Mrs Henry M Lit and Joseph Muteh with health updates and travel.
The campaign tallies show 800 subscribers giving $1 each totaling $800, plus numerous other payments from 200, 400, and 300 dollar entries. Many households pledge at least $1 monthly, with some paying every other month, and the drive expects higher totals as estimates are refined.
The article recounts a game where a local player named Weeks fouled out in the last half, Kane came in as a substitute, and Rosa Lantious performed solos with Bellows and Theodore Brus providing humor and singing. Dorothy Scorso visited the school as exams start week after next.
The local basketball squad, featuring Hoyt and Hoyt Sano among players, hosted West Orange on their court and won by a margin not specified in the readable text. Judges Mr Garwood Mr Harwood and Miss Walker presided over the event with freshmen and juniors named among the roster.
Visiting her sister at 133 Chelsea, Mrs Elizabeth Sargent of Chelsea died Tuesday at seventy. She had suffered heart disease for several years. Surviving are two daughters and three sons.
The article explores why faces show wrinkles rather than dimples as people age. It discusses skin structure, collagen loss, facial muscle activity, and genetics as key influences shaping creases over time.
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