01 Jan 1921
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1921
Page
1
A fragmentary report mentions an organized search linked to a miss Sith Lie and references Mrs Epworth and a secretary, with unclear details about a passing through the Hudson Term and train aim. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable outcomes or names.
Reports describe a failed hold up as the suspect fired, fled, and a pursuing officer recounted sighting the getaway. A stranded man waited nearby as the incident unfolded, with bystanders and patrols reacting to the commotion and attempting to trace the suspect.
Rev. J. R. Weed D D secretary of the federation of Churches of Christ announces a church service tomorrow at Vincent. The notice emphasizes federation activities and upcoming gatherings led by church officials.
Eles announces a supper dance to celebrate the new year with local residents attending. The event promises music and fellowship as the town welcomes the upcoming year.
The New York Telephone Company plans a directory overhaul in New Jersey replacing the current division with district bound books. The new volumes resemble district directories used locally and will include toll-free access for certain areas. The change aims to streamline calling patterns and provide proper numbers across towns.
A quiet week follows a local crime spree with unclear details. Police were alerted and released a person of interest after an incident on North Bead Street and at a garage on John Street. Investigators note minor disturbances and a possible arson attempt involving a witness named Walter.
The seventh Annual Charity Ball drew a crowd of over two hundred for a dinner honoring Helen Rothwell's daughter. Guests included many locals such as Marcia Bassett, Margaret Eville, John Smeers, C. E. Thomas, and Robert M. Miller, with receptions at several homes before and after the event.
The fragmentary text mentions Freeman Kline of Hawthorne, Mrs H C Amand of Brooklyn, several unnamed individuals, and a birth notice for a son to Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Other scattered names include Mr and Mrs Meyer, Mrs Gladstone Herter, and guests at a weekend gathering, with vague references to Christian events and local households.
A disjointed and partial transcript describes a charity ball easing tensions at a Town Hall session. The text notes insufficient decorum and a rough crowd awaiting transport, with unusual attendees and an improvised seating arrangement.
About 200 children were guests of Kempton Council at Round Lodge where they played games listened to a speech and enjoyed candy and ice cream. The event featured a charity program and a cheerful crowd with a pleasant evening.
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