03 Jan 1914
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1914
Page
1
Fragmentary note reads as a derailed mention of a person linked to Mrs or IRS terms, with unclear context and no readable events or dates to anchor a factual summary. The usable facts are insufficient to determine a coherent item or outcome.
A Kentucky spiral slide novelty called The Down and Outs inspires a man to build a similar feature at Coney Island. The Board of Education discusses Park School fire safety with spiral steel fire escapes proposed by Trustee Mitchell. Debate centers on cost and effectiveness for rapid egress to protect students.
During the holiday period Nutley’s post office handled about 4500 extra parcels plus regular mail. In four days before Christmas the office moved 3000 parcels and many workers labored on Christmas Day. The facility’s inadequacy is stressed as calls for a larger post office grow louder while improvements in parcels post rules take effect March 16 and weight limits rise to 50 pounds.
A Brooklyn newspaper last Saturday disclosed the elopement of Walter F. Heller of Centre Street and Miss Maude E. Greer of Brooklyn. The marriage occurred at Glen Ridge with Rev. Elbert Clement officiating. Greer and Heller had been visiting Montclair. he had just returned from a two year West trip. The bride returned to Brooklyn to live with her parents while Heller resides in Red Bank where he works in insurance.
Miss Helen Cumming hosted a New Year Eve reception at her home on Sylvan Place. Attendees included Dorothy Jones, Marjorie Shaw, Juanita Allen, Ruth Mackay, Harriet Hayes, Ayers, Gledya, Holt, Milton Ayers, Bartrand, Arthur Carsten, Herbert Reynolds, Reginald Holt, and Alexander Robertson. A monthly payment topic caused some misunderstanding.
January ad for a five room bungalow at No. 2 Franklin Terrace. Rent 16 dollars includes water and gas. Restricted neighborhood, well kept lawn and shade, grounds cared for. Adults only, references required. Inquire Chris H Kiestead owner 109 Franklin Avenue Natley
A garbled passage references West Nutley and Nutley with stray words about a commute and a comment. It hints at a misinterpreted paragraph shortening a passage and mentions New York. No clear names, dates, or events emerge from the illegible text.
The education department announces an upcoming free public lecture by James AL Cri on afoot journeys and Swiss Alps. The talk, illustrated with stereopticon photos by Craikshank, covers European travel, Swiss customs, and historically themed photography.
A partial statement for the end of business reveals deposits of 51 dollars and a listed surplus of funds. It notes a profit and a total resource figure around 581 735.44 dollars, indicating a half million deposit context and an institution with several reported funds and reserves.
A Board of Education statement rejects excessive leniency toward student smoking. Officials indicate firm rules will remain in effect, with disfavor toward leniency and emphasis on tobacco policy at the high school level.
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