25 Feb 1922
Page 1
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1922
Page
1
Jeaagh Rusw of 112 Washington was knocked down while walking. He suffered cuts to the forehead and facial injuries and was rushed to a local clinic for treatment. Constable De. Harry indicated the iron operating device caused the accident and will be removed.
An active Red Cross unit will be maintained locally with ongoing support and staffing. The effort aims to provide continuing assistance, first aid training, and community outreach under local authority guidance.
The Board of Commissioners prepares to introduce a zoning ordinance dividing Nutley into zones for one and two family residences. A foggy session delayed progress by two weeks as officials heard proposals and prepared for the ordinance’s first reading.
Miss Marie oversees a bake sale fundraiser for soldiers at Overbrook Legion. Cakes prepared by volunteers will be served to the boys, with orders called by Mixe Spinning.
Local notices list a dance event on March 2 featuring a program with varied pieces. Organizers invite community participation and mention doors opening in the evening at the community hall.
A small archive note records a Rye tasting event where five gran rye samples were evaluated. Local bakers and residents debated sweetness and texture, highlighting regional varieties and conjectured future recipes.
Fragmentary post text notes a presentation of colors with named individual members and reporters referenced, but details and context are unclear due to damaged OCR. The readable parts mention a member and a reporter, indicating a local ceremony or event related to a post color presentation.
Two large crowds attended the club minstrel show with a five act encore and a quick dog segment. Performers wore special costumes beyond the usual. The chorus girls were Peck and the Teen Toll scene featured in the finale.
A garbled OCR note from Nutley describes William A Wallace and local residents in a dispute over oils and church matters. The fragment mentions a person named Mr See and references trespass or property concerns, with unclear Place names and dates.
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