26 Feb 1921
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1921
Page
1
A noisy town hall meeting addresses urgent chores after Tadg Os Fartain falls ill. Officials discuss emergency fixes, funding needs, and community cooperation to manage tasks around Bele terminal and nearby Bele shore. Community voices push for swift action and clear deadlines.
The forthcoming service will feature a sermon based on a chosen text for the inaugural occasion. Vincent Methodist Episcopal will host the event with A. Abert to lead singing.
Rev Robert Falconer’s second lecture on Wealth and Provision for the Poor attracted a sizable audience. He explained Hebrew practices and argued how each part contributes to communal support, with a third session to cover a topic announced for next week.
Ada Tully Ammerman presents The Story of Joseph as a dramatic reading on Saturday February 26 at 7 00 p.m. in St Pauls Parish House. The event details are limited in the readable text.
The Hoover Fund for service to children of Europe fell short but gained momentum with a single contributor named Clements identified as the donor.
Board of Education discusses a proposed $400,000 high school expansion at Park School. Trustee Albert B. Howe signals possible delay and may decide whether to place bonds to a vote at the next meeting. An extended discussion is expected Monday night to determine the course.
The final union service in the series will be held at the reform church in New York with all Protestant churches participating. The event, previously scheduled, was to be presided over by church leaders and attended by congregations, though earlier plans faced cancellations.
A portion of the paper announces a call for bids on a new parochial school. The notice notes the project will involve construction near a clubhouse and references Rev. Edward Sunk and Inman, with brief unclear details in the OCR text.
The Stefamine Romeo Dramate Company of New York will present the Passion Play, a religious drama, in a forthcoming program at a stated venue and date.
The Near East Relief campaign announced that contributions totaling 1149 dollars have been raised, with 271 dollars added recently. The effort involves the Seenadeene Committee and Dowian supporters backing the relief drive.
No action has followed the dispute between the police department and Asa E Whitney of Prakin avenue. The matter stands withdrawn with no further steps by either side.
More than 400 dog owners have failed to register their dogs so far this year. Next Friday enforcement actions will proceed, with summons issued to offenders.
An elderly resident, Richard Haake aged over twelve years, died at his Hillside Avenue home last Sunday night. The death was attributed to apoplexy, with the illness described as sudden and unexpected. The article notes the deceased resided locally and the death occurred at his Nutley area home, with details of the immediate cause and last days unclear due to damaged text.
A representative of the Internal Revenue Service is at the Bank of Nutley to help residents with income tax returns. He was there yesterday and will be there today and Monday for callers seeking aid.
Mrs Edith Nichols of Brooklyn stayed with Miss Eloise Ellis on Beech Street during the weekend. Mrs Horsce Tantum of Rutgers Bridge Club visited Miss Grace Brew on Oak Ridge Avenue with Ruth Hoffman of Hillside. Thurston Woodford hosted Albert from Whitford Avenue in New York City over the weekend. Vane Hill entertained several friends. Inne Magy of Office Street hosted B. O. Club on Monday. Mrs Du Pont entertained Hour Freskus and others.
The fragment lists visits by Mrs Kierstead Mrs Guile Jr and Emily Guile at various homes on Mina ane pec street and Highfield. It mentions a Young Missionary Society event at Vincen and a series kickoff at Masonic Hall with March 24 as a date. Also notes Stuart Marvin’s return from Flanders and a surprise gathering for Mrs John Alden Spemer.
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