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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1910
Page
7
The item collage describes preserving photos by removing card backs and mounting them in scrapbooks, with notes on arranging by age and labeling. It also shares multiple recipes and kitchen tips including American Chop Suey, a novel egg beater, Parsnip Stew, Mushroom Catch Up, Clam Cocktails in Tempata Cups, Cheese Crusts, and Macaroni Fries with step instructions.
Carrie DeMar headlines Proctor's Park Place Theatre in Newark with Lasky vaudeville acts Imperial Musicians and a Wormwood Circus segment. The program features the Leightons Four Lukens Barry and Woolford Lane and O'Donnell Braithwaites and new moving pictures plus a Sunday matinee and evening show.
Alumni members were honored by Nutley High School undergraduates at Park School auditorium on Wednesday night. Attendance was strong among current students. fewer old grads due to former members living elsewhere. The program featured speeches orchestral and quartette selections. Frank L. Rosby former Alumni President recalled school life from the class of 92 and praised current student achievements. Tracey Wood, Senior Class president, gave the welcome. A dance followed.
A girl admits their engagement is broken yet holds tender feelings as her friend warns that the man is boasting about a lucky escape. The Louisville Courier-Journal notes the exchange as part of a social anecdote.
Distinguished prelate Cardinal Satolli, born July 21 1839 in Perugia, rose from scholar to archbishop and papal envoy. He served as the first apostolic delegate to the United States and was later made cardinal, praised for his deep affection for America.
A detailed roster of town government posts including mayors ward councilmen town clerk treasurer counsel collector assessor recorders health board president and registrar vital statistics health inspector education board fire department chiefs and assistants. The document names individuals such as Johnn, Matthew Celishaw, William Halsey Daniel DeVries Arthur Carr Ernest Weischedel Henry M Libby Frank Busby Charles HH Kierstead A Hy Vari Riper Thomas Si Browz W H Parry H N Booth Max P Kauf Newton Woodruff Frank Tr Shepard William Queeman Simon Tuers W D Bell Abram Blum C C Bates George Hawksworth George A Hill Morris B Rosenstock Meredith Harry H Stager Lester Kierstead Louis Gehring.
Fraternal organizations listed include Daughters of Liberty Stars and Stripes Council meeting first and third Thursdays at Masonic Hall. Mechanics Nutley Council No 286 meets Fridays in Masonic Hall. Knights of Honor Progress Lodge meets second and fourth Tuesdays in Old Homestead Building School Park. Knights of Pythias Crystal Lodge meets Tuesdays in Ditig Hall. Masons Nutley Lodge No 167 meets first third and fifth Mondays in Masonic Hall Royal Arcanum Kempton Council meets second and fourth Mondays in Masonic Hall.
A poetic tale set in Nutley mocks high society's vanity at a ball. A fashionably dressed maid of fashion provokes chilly reception, while gossips debate the scene and the tea pot metaphor spreads. The poem calls for humility and peace, envisioning a future where humanity prevails.
The Daughters of the American Revolution of Colorado will restore the old Fort Lyons building in Colorado to its original condition and convert it into a museum honoring Kit Carson. The site, near the naval sanitarium, will house relics once Carson owned, with Luke Cahill still living in Las Animas. A ceremony is expected upon completion.
Grace Church and other Nutley congregations list Sunday services, communion times, Sunday School, and public services. St Marys Catholic notes Masses and devotional meetings. St Pauls Congregational lists services and youth society activities. The piece ends with a humorous Arctic explorer quip about near freezing.
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