14 Jan 1922
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1922
Page
1
A damaged note reports authorities uncovering a large moonshine operation in Nutley. Details are unclear but references indicate a cellar scene and police involvement leading to arrests and confiscation of whiskey.
Fragmentary note describes a Nutley event about arranging a smoker and odd measurements. Readable elements mention feet and a curious arrangement. Further specifics are unclear in the legible text.
The event, staged by the Woman's Club, presents health themed theater with a clown and movie cartoons. It showcases the program See Well Beats Well and aims to promote health awareness for the community.
Nutley artists once centered as an artists colony are featured in a New York Water Color Club annual show. Works recently shown at the Field Club include pieces from Abram High Street and Hackensack area artists with titles like Whorf and Stevedores. Pictures will be selected by the American Water Color Club for display at the Pine Arts Building at 215 West 7th Street.
An annus meeting at St Pauls is referenced as upcoming in a brief civic notice. The snippet hints at church or parish leadership discussions and community planning ahead of the gathering.
Fragmentary note praises the Pennsylvania State Police and early state leadership. It mentions establishing a ulary and contrasts opposition with the governor Sproul era, claiming the organization saved state resources and upheld rural order.
Scant readable lines report a school loss by about 3 to 1. There is speculation about Board of Bene… hazard men and actions planned for the forthcoming board meeting.
A large delegation from St Patrick Cathedral and St Johns Holy Name attended the service. Carroll Council Knights of Columbus of West Hoboken provided special music during the sermon.
A small boy on a sled coasting was struck causing a broken leg. The incident occurred as he collided with another youth. Authorities investigated the accident and evacuated the injured child for medical treatment.
John Kendrick Bangs cannot attend today's Teachers Association event due to illness. Dr. F W Maroney will speak in March instead, at Park School at 8 30. The program supports youth welfare and is sponsored by the State Department for Power Binsin.
A fragmented item notes a union meet up labeled Health and Scripture influenced by a speaker. It mentions Esir and Kllow Me in unclear context, suggesting a community discussion or gathering focused on wellness and faith.
A brief notice mentions Mra A By Proal of 196 Nutley Avenue in Treen. The fragment notes a residential address without further context or action.
Two men attempted a hold up at a store in a nearby town, obtaining $25 but failing to steal an additional $300. The would be offenders approached the proprietor, who relayed that authorities were alerted and the incident is under investigation.
Nutley Lodge of Elks visited Newark Lodge No. 21 with fifty members attending a contest. The event included a tentative pony segment and a postponed fair part. An official visit is planned for January 25 with committee accompaniment.
Tomorrow at 10 30 the Sunday School room at Vincent Church hosts closing evangelistic services led by Mr Smith and Mr and Mrs Butler for church members and school trends. The event features a 4 ESS cok we Dent At seat and Es termoon as the rangelist.
Fragmentary OCR read mentions a event at a location named Sores with unspecified details and timing. No clear participants or outcomes are readable. Further text required for a complete item.
A report summarizes how maids' wages affect property values. The local assessor and County Board discuss issues including park improvements, street work, and financial conditions. A letter about a patio project and a custodian’s duties is noted among civic concerns.
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