21 Feb 1919
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1919
Page
1
A crowded charity ball and a discussion at the Comsie WACK group meet this week. Ernest P. Cook may exit the Board while the town eyes bond issues at five percent, saving about 7300 dollars compared with six percent.
Arrangements announced for the Eastern Star Grand Staff of the Order in Nutley on St. Patrick's night March 17. Notices mention the death of Mrs Wehard Charles Armetrong of Irenue and a Patron at Dean's place.
A fragmented note cites thrift stamp dates linked to school totals with unclear figures. The readable parts indicate a ledger style record showing GLSKAT division and totals, but specifics remain obscured by the damaged text.
Nutley hosts next Friday evening in Ien Hall Auditorium as the New York University Glee Club presents a concert under the auspices of Nutley Carry Me Back to Olde Instrumental Club. Members Pollock Meredith Bartlett Brown Jenner and other combined clubs slated to perform.
A man retracts claims that firefighters refused to enter his cellar to extinguish a blaze. The incident involves disputed actions at a residence described by local officials.
Mrs. C. W. Wildrick announces the first Lenten Matinee Musicales to be held February 28. Walter Greene will perform a repertoire described as richly resonant. Anna Welch will also participate in the program reflecting the event’s theme and musical aims.
A motion was held in the auditorium yesterday regarding the upcoming baseball season. Loach Stanford is slated to start as plans unfold while conditions melt and the team prepares for spring play.
A garbled item lists several individuals including Miss Julia Hart of New York and Mrs Harlow, with names like Lewis Crawford and Claire Banta, mentioning luncheon guests and family ties. The incomplete text references a Thursday night event and attendees from multiple towns.
Admiral Robert E Peary is reported dead as Mayor Emil Diebitach travels to Washington for city duties. The note cites high officials and local reaction to the loss of the famed Arctic explorer.
Mrs Richard B Dean died Monday evening at 675 Passaic Avenue after two weeks with pneumonia. Funeral services were held Thursday at Grace Church with Rev Charien P Tinker presiding and Edwin W Gould among attendees. The obituary notes a friend and residence details.
Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Hallidy were conducted yesterday afternoon at 2 30 at her residence 85 Vree land arene Rev S Trevena officiated.
Thomas Moore died on a Wednesday at the home of his daughter Mire W. D. in a quiet family passing. The obituary notes his relation to Mire W D and records his death location.
Passaic defeats Essex in a checker tournament featuring local players. The outcome highlights Passaic’s strategic play and adds to the region’s competitive checker scene.
A brief item notes that the Near East Relief Fund collected a little over $1,000 during a recent drive. Details on donors or exact totals are not provided in the fragment.
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