08 Jan 1921
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1921
Page
1
Unclear OCR note references Turner and Keenmund with a telephone contact 1106-B. Mentions delays and a case related to Mascheld. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes can be determined.
Grace Church hosts a yard party and tea on Lane of Bios near Boney W Cond of Nutley Avenue next Friday with attendees invited to share refreshments and fellowship.
A field club program showcases a local woman’s discovery of singing talent. Wildrick is highlighted for her vocal training and revamped act, with performance noted as a fresh expression of her artistry.
The Nutley Battalion Band plans a Friday night dance to raise money for new uniforms. The group has practiced all winter and will perform several concerts at Vanticaw Park bandstead during the spring.
The board discussed the new HL project and reviewed a report on funds and building progress. It was referred to Edgar and Superintendent Radcliffe for action, with plans for six lectures to staff noted in the agenda.
Mrs ae nin Hurd of North read Wednesday as Mr and Mrs D A Usina of Sat atin s venue entertained at dinner Wednesday Mr and Mrs Men Katherine Adams tertained Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Walter Fairbrother on Grantevenue. eaeat Sie at te Lehigh Usieore iy eaten oe tee Mrs Harry E Bliskarn of Edge wood avenue entertained Friday at her ote ae i Soman Me and Mrs Jesse Reutech of the iCS ie
Town Engineer Symonds asked the Board of Commissioners to adopt a 1921 comprehensive construction plan. He submitted a prioritized list of sewer projects and street curb work, noting not all improvements could be completed in one year. The proposed sewer work includes Franklin Avenue to Harrison Street, Nutley Trunk Sewer, and Lower Park Avenue trunk sewer upgrades.
Fragmentary OCR text points to a St Mary collection context with garbled names and phrases. No clear entities or events are readable to establish a concrete report or outcome.
The Nutley Club lists upcoming activities after the New Year dance. A smoker is planned for this month and a minstrel event is set for February. A memorial tablet honoring deceased members will be unveiled at the Masonic Hall during Friday’s meeting.
Seventeen street segments in Santary and Nutley areas note sewer work from Santo to Milton, Brookline to Third River, with 6 inch mains on Lakeside Drive to Place and Cathedral Avenue to Hillside. Intake lines from East Jersey to Brookway and Passaic Avenues tied to Harrison Street and Parkway hearings. Zoning studies underway.
Mrs Jane Boyd Regan of Franklin Avenue and Douglas Berry Leigh of Millside Avenue were married on New Year's Eve at St Mary's Roman Catholic Church. Rev. EK F Quirk performed the ceremony with only family present. The bride wore a brown chiffon velvet gown and corsage, and the couple planned a trip abroad afterward.
A fragment notes religious topics with questions about the nature of religion and religious instruction. It mentions sermons, themes on how to use the Bible, Christ, and Christian practice. The text appears as a list of sermon prompts and inquiries from a West Nutley context with unclear wording.
Edith Helen Case of Kearny and Gorden Rey Oakes of Bloomfield Avenue were married on New Year’s Eve at the parsonage of Vincent Siemshen in Mew, according to local society notices.
A message from J Lepworth in California requests $50 as he needs funds. The telegram notes no further word by wire or mail and mentions Natley Ledge seeking to locate the person referenced in the audit.
Final figures show 2207 persons responded to the Bad Cress Roll Call. Troops and individuals led, with a noted trend in participation across units, though readable details are limited by the damaged text.
Fragmentary text reports an event involving Aid Sn Bacon linked to Pronger's Street. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR, with no clear date, location, or outcome available in the readable portion.
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