17 Jan 1920
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1920
Page
1
The Woman's Club here outlines a quota of 3000 dollars aimed at saving fifty orphans. The local committee includes Mrs. F. H. Sanford Mayor Diebitsch Rev P Tinker and Rev S T Jack. A meeting of the committee will be held within the next few days.
Announcement reports Mise Margaret Michael heiress of New York City to Robert Wadsworth Griggs of New York with a supper dance at 70 West Eleventh Street New York. The event featured friends and guests including Miss Myra Lengfelder and other locals as part of the celebration.
The Social Service Bureau is tallying the qualifications of several Y the place of ties 0 between April 80 for the upcoming period.
Fragmentary report notes the doctor named Philhower shows improvement following a health check. No further readable details or context available.
Debates among delegates stressed a process of elimination to choose debate sites. Health reports noted two births two deaths and two marriages. The Highway Department reported 655 miles of routes, with about 100 miles reconstructed and more to come this building season.
Bank of Nutley shareholders re elected the board with names including William J. Berg Louis Carman Thomas Clements 0 Copahiam Pete Eisele Henry Goodrich B Howe Willa A Henry Emil C Miller J Dalagar Sergeant and others. First National also re elected directors Burton Chardi L LDichitech George A. Fismas Nichols J H Elliott.
The New York University Glee and Musical Club has been engaged by The Nutley Club to perform in town hall next week. It marks an initial appearance for the group in this area, bringing a notable university musical act to Nutley.
Mrs. Arthur J. Prost of this town placed in nomination for president of the State Federation of Women's Clubs by the local Con- unit in a formal nomination at the meeting.
A records-based feature honors attendees who missed the Madison Square Garden show. Wassael Chnch Coen presents a reflective piece detailing the event and the ongoing impact for those unable to witness the performance.
Nutley Lodge of Elks initiated five new members in a ceremony and announced plans to expand the class size soon, continuing fraternal growth efforts.
W S S sales in schools report discusses fundraising drives and affiliated events. The piece notes partnerships with local groups and mentions participants at the Park location. Activities aim to support school programs and community services.
Local resident reports a recurring plumbing issue at a neighborhood home. Residents note repeated visits by a town plumber who previously repaired the same problem, raising questions about service duration and durability.
Adjutant notes the Watley Battalion was well known and respected throughout the unit. The tribute highlights unit cohesion and long service, reflecting a positive wartime image.
Nutley high school basketball team defeated two opponents in a pair of games. Citizens from Bonet Sefey and Weerae rom SRS provided competition as Nutley secured the victories in a disciplined run to finish strong in the second period.
Nutley Council No. 286 Jr. O. A. M. met Friday evening and installed officers. Coun cilor Wilson H. Kierstead, vice coun cilor H. Halstead, recording A A Parr, co secretary Howard E. Wafers, treasurer B. R. Colwell, Walter Searle, outside sentinel Anderson Jr De Vausney and Frank DeVausney named as representatives to Hum phrey om Tae.
Nutley High School faculty honored the football squad with a Thursday banquet marking a year of athletic progress. The event took place in the school cafeteria and highlighted twelve years of field achievements.
The St Pauls Church Young People's Society announces a new topics series led by Miss Marie Spinnivice Wolfers and committee chair Vivian eH, with Miss Isabel Bradshaw Miss Elizabeth Miss Irene Hornish and Miss Ellen Nichols serving as officers and treasurer.
A Friday gathering at Mrs A Prior's home featured an afternoon reading of Barrie's The New Seat ius with guests Gladys Walker, Leah V, Orr, Richard Murray, and Mrs Alfred V Leaman listed among attendees. Several others attended, including Mrs De Holand and Mrs Thomas, with plans for a future play event and mentions of chicken supper items.
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at a Ugandan setting with cryptic phrasing and a numeric reference 639. The readable parts offer no clear event or person names, leaving the exact story undetermined.
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