Union Services Start Tomorrow
Union services begin tomorrow at 26 At y Rennke St with room for attendees. The notice invites participation and lists time and location details for the community event.
04 Feb 1922
Page 1
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1922
Page
1
Union services begin tomorrow at 26 At y Rennke St with room for attendees. The notice invites participation and lists time and location details for the community event.
Circle number three of the Vin cent Methodist Church will meet Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Robert Parens on Grant Avenue for a covwere.
The High School Drama Club known as the Jest ers plans a March production. Officers listed include a president treasurer and secretary with Blanche as one officer. The group aims to uncover student dramatic talent and stage a playlet this spring.
The Women's Auxiliary and Guild of Grace Church hosted an afternoon event with Mrs John O Powers reciting her latest drama titled The Scar. Sixty five Grace Church parishioners attended the reading.
The St. Pauls Church Women’s Guild announces a speaker series beginning Wednesday February 16 featuring Mrs Nancy M Schoenmaker. Readings will discuss church activities with addresses at the regularly scheduled third Wednesday of each month.
Nutley High School forms its first definite honor roll consisting of students with all A or B grades in every subject. The six week list will be published at the end of the marking period, acknowledging academic achievement.
Fragmented OCR text unclear but notes a preliminary organization event for the Yantacaw Association and mentions children and rein terms. No clear persons places or dates to identify a full news item.
Nutley Republicans gathered at chairman Edgar H. Bostock’s home on Vreeland Avenue to endorse William N. Runyon of Elizabeth for the Republican nomination for governor. The meeting focused on supporting Runyon amid local party unity.
An obituary note reports the death of Miles Monon Mescinger of I See Lace in Orange. Further details on age, service, and survivors are not provided in the fragment.
The article notes the death of a local actor at the Morosco Theatre, mentioning his stage work in Shakespearean plays including As You Like It Hamlet and Lear. Dr. D. A. Sinclair is named among those affiliated with the production and Lawrence Barrett is referenced as part of the company. He was seventy two years old.
George Piett emerges in early 20th century records as a figure associated with dermatology research. The fragment mentions his name linked to Derma efforts at a medical institute, highlighting archival reference without full context.
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