01 Jan 1910
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1910
Page
1
Five ceremonies mark the opening of the Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church on Elm Street with Bishop John H. Vincent presiding. Clergy members Rev. Jesse Lyman Hurlbut Rev. W. C. Nelson Rev. Thomas Nichol son will participate and weeknight programs feature Governor John Aklin Fort and other dignitaries.
Grace Church Signal Corps announces its first annual review and drill at Town Hall Auditorium on Saturday night. Lieut. Arthur Drake of the Seventh Regiment, N G N Y, will review. Program includes guard, assembly, review, drills, signalling exhibition, refreshments, and dancing.
The Leytun Club held a Fort nightly College Dance at the Fort nightly Club House on Wednesday night. Attendees included Norman Dannowitz Miss Alice O Neil Augustus Stager Clarke Reynolds Russell Sargeant Jack Walsh Edward Yerg Miss Beatrice Slougher Miss Anna Langdon Miss Mildred Van Riper Miss Mattie Witbeck Miss Ethel Halsey Miss Josie Stirratt Milton Witbeck William Walsh Miss Liffiam Van Riper Frank McGrath Miss Irene Heamn Nutley Howard Demorest Miss Rose Stone LeRoy Ludlow Newark Mae Wood Passaic. The event featured color themed attire to show college loyalties and several interspersed cotillion figures.
A valuable horse blanket was stolen Tuesday night from a horse owned by Christopher Boehm in Belleville. The horse stood in front of S. Davis's store on Chestnut Street. Boehm offers a reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of the thief.
An interesting Watch Night Meeting was held at the Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church last night. Revs. J Ogden Winner and William C Nelson presiding. This was the last service to be held in the old building.
Governor Fort, addressing the Atlantic City Teachers Association, calls for reforms in public schools. He argues boards are too large, responsibility is diffused, and expenditures must yield clearer returns. He favors Bible reading in schools and stronger teacher-parent links to strengthen moral influence.
Miss Pearl Lux hosted a reception for the Class of 1810 at her Prospect Street home on Tuesday evening. Notable attendees included Miss Maria Thorn Miss Florence Clark Miss Florence wrenca Sargeart George Hill Weyler Miss Mary Tot Kleinfelter Ronald Snaldeon Samuel Emmons Milton Tracey Wood Brown and others.
The board debated damages from a telephone company and potential legal action. They planned relocation of a large rock at Franklin Avenue and New Street and discussed building safety features and project costs around 350 dollars.
Fragmentary text indicates a reception and dance with the ern St haft's orchestra to furnish music for the event. Limited readable details suggest a campus or community social with live entertainment.
Sunday worship scheduled at 3 30 p m with the pastor Ren pesday and Juni r referenced. Further details unclear due to OCR errors.
A brief notice notes a social gathering titled dancers, a mid month event for club members. The item highlights the Old and New Year celebration and invites members to attend.
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