14 Feb 1920
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1920
Page
1
Report notes few candidate filings for the school board while several individuals including Lee Geass and George are mentioned as potential third members. Other current members’ names surface as possible contenders as the process moves forward.
On Tuesday night at the city meeting Mayor Diebitech joined Veer and Cai to cast increased bonus votes for police officials as part of the ongoing budget discussions. Sutcliffe was noted in attendance.
The Schools of the country confront one of their most critical periods in history as the Teachers Association outlines vital consequences and candidate views shaping education policy and reform.
A reader letters page notes the fire department will retract charges dated February 13 1920. The item appears in a local notices column with focus on municipal actions and public record.
A note dated February 12, 1920, commends James Crammond and others for their good work at a Masonic Ball, extending thanks for their efforts and duty.
Captain Andrew MacCorkindale arrived this week at the home of his son Andrew D. MacCorkindale of Contresrend. The article notes the son’s husband was killed in France while serving with British Forces and mentions Janet Douglas in connection with the family.
Stormy hearing centers on charges that firemen refused to enter a blaze at a Nutley home. Witnesses claim delays and miscommunications hindered the response while officials dispute the assertions and await the fire chief’s full account.
Nutley Lodge held its annual Elks dance at Masonic Hall with about sixty couples in attendance. The event featured the customary tribute to absent brethren at 11 o clock led by former exalted ruler John M Mackay and included members Mr and Mrs Baxter among others listed in the evening’s program.
A record lists properties with costs: Tine Stainmeftr at 38 River Road a chicken house priced at 100 dollars and Alfonso Lorshi at 20 Humbert Street a dwelling priced at 2000 dollars.
Sarah Edith Searle of Franklin Avenue dies after a visit with friends in Canada. She had been in ill health for weeks and died six weeks after returning, ending a long life of associations with the local community.
Report outlines continued boycott impact with limited arrests noted after days of unrest. The text highlights police morale concerns and the minimal law enforcement actions amid civic tensions.
About eighty five ladies attended a dinner hosted by Gen's Club for Franklin Church Women. Despite a storm the diners were served by the committee and the cook arranged meals as best possible, with some deviations noted in serving.
At the regular St. Pauls Mens Club meeting next Thursday evening P Harvey will speak on Mexico with new book details and illustrations. He discusses the resources of that neighbor and previews his published work Power.
Fragmentary text from a historical page includes scattered names and phrases such as Vincent Church and Hillsite area. Readable items are minimal, with no coherent event or outcome to report. Further readable context is needed to craft a proper headline and summary.
Up to last night the Near East Relief Drive treasurer reports $646.61 raised toward a $3,000 goal to support orphans for a year. The largest single pledge is $10 per month, noted from a single donor.
The board of directors of Woman's started with Mrs. R. Groasmann and Miss Ross Gromamann of Centre Street naming the committee. Henry Meyer chairs a group including Mr. J Lafin Mrs J M V Slater Mrs C B Vroom Mrs 3 veerie Blake Mrs J array and others planning an event for the Ladies' Aid Society of M E Church.
Mise Edith E Hart, daughter of Mr and Mrs, is the subject of a forthcoming wedding notice indicating a formal marriage arrangement. Further details are not provided in the readable text.
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