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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1918
Page
3
A fragmentary item reports Mrs Koch stating regretful remarks after a recent event. The text mentions Tene and Tan Eee fe ome but lacks full context or clear details beyond expressions of remorse. Public interest centers on the personal statements attributed to Mrs Koch.
A benevolence day event at Vincent has been arranged with noted missionary Sete in attendance. The program will be held in the morning with an expected start time to be announced.
Miss Isabella M. Calhoun died Wednesday at her sister Mrs. Jane W. Austin's home on John Street from heart disease. Her remains will be interred in the Reformed Church Cemetery.
A Franklin Reformed Church service last Sunday evening saw unanimous resolutions urging passage of a proposed action by New A to ratify a specified type. Presented by John F. 7, the call drew clear support from attendees.
The Woman's Missionary Society gathered at Mrs. H. J. Condit's home for an afternoon meeting. Mrs. R. M. Atchison, representing Mrs. Donald MacMillan of 15 Montview Place, hosted the event as Miss Olive Gibson of the Schauffier Training School in Cleveland spoke on the work of the institute.
Sunday night the 10th A D Corindale supported by bid class E aa will be who le nrg povarben.
Be it further resolved that the hearing on the proposed assessment be held Monday February 11 1918 at o clock in the evening at the Town Hall. The Clerk is directed to give notice as required by law.
Notice to taxpayers for the town of Nutley Essex County to meet on Monday February 11 1918 at 8 35 pm in Sstown Hall Nutley to hear objections to the proposed budget Dated January 30 1918.
A narrator surrenders to the allure of hats at John Wanamaker on Astor Place. Descriptions praise purple and blue millinery with pineapple motifs, silk trims, and exotic shapes. The piece touts American-made cretonnes and domestic fabrics showcased at Baltsman Fifth and Madison, highlighting bold prints and decorative room accents.
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