05 Feb 1921
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1921
Page
1
The commissioner stated the mayor’s department oversees the project and he sees no reason to object. Commissioner Howe supported the ordinance authorizing 150,000 dollars in bonds for the outlet trunk sewer. The chief of police report notes arrests during January.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Newark police topic involving a chief and four officers, with indecipherable phrases about rank and duties. No complete names, dates, or concrete facts are readable to establish a full event or action.
An elderly resident collapsed on Paterson Street and died from a heart attack. Erica Frobdose survives him. He leaves seven children Katharine Dolan William Jacob Joseph Lillian Jessie and Renee all at home. Services were held Wednesday.
A fragmentary notice names Mr and Mrs Bea with unclear residence in a local public context. No dates or locations are legible. The readable text hints at a social or marital reference but lacks complete details for a fuller summary.
Public event announced for Wednesday evening February 56 at 8 30 in the auditorium of St Pauls Church. The program lists two addresses and invites the general public to attend.
The Wemana Woman's Club publicly backs a single candidate, Mrs Proal, aiming to quell rumors of internal dissent. The endorsement signals unity as the club moves toward the upcoming board election.
A brief notice records the Hoover fund rising to the $400 mark with acknowledgments to donors including Mr and Mrs Ernest Pulsterd and Frank B Walker, honoring the memory of Lie Stevens and others.
Four picked from Nutley High School afternoon debate group after contests among eight students. Elisabeth Bostock and Norman identified among the four selections to represent the school in upcoming debates.
Local notice records the death of Chater den leader in late May, details scarce but confirms the passing and its impact on the community. Community members reflect on the leader’s life and influence in regional affairs.
Local report notes a quiet week with no robberies and only two Gueeners reported to police. On Wednesday F B Scharff of Oak Ridge avenue said he walked Avon dale bridge when lights failed and two men appeared. he fled and the owners have not renewed licenses for the year.
Mrs Emil Pees hosted at dinner with covers for Mrs William Stone, Mr and Mrs W J Minsch, and Mr and Mrs L B Haselton. Edna LaForge of Brookee headed to Middletown, Grace Oak Ridge returned from Waterbury visit, Mrs C H Lawrence of Mountain and Mrs D A Using of Sat vere entertained energy notes.
Only five candidates appear to pursue vacancies on the Board of Education. Notable names include Mrs William Vail and Mr Caldwell, with supporters urging urgent interest in the race.
Mrs. Rigo hosts a Friday fundraiser at the Town Hall with a tea and coca cola sale. Veterans group meeting follows the event at Hell community hall.
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