Netley Post Office Second-Class Matter Note
At the Post Office of Netley J as second class matter Johnson Oy Editor.
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1919
Page
4
At the Post Office of Netley J as second class matter Johnson Oy Editor.
The piece laments postwar chaos in 1919 with investigations exposing faults in the aircraft department and delayed pay for veterans. It accuses government bungling in mail, hospitals, allotments, and casualty lists while contrasting private sector efficiency and questioning public ownership of national defense.
The text argues the YMCA boasted too much and failed at crucial times. It cites charges from Salvation Army reports that funds were misused and canteens not delivered to the front when needed. It suggests most observers see little outright wrongdoing, but acknowledge excesses.
Fragment mentions averaging performance and others proving an impossible feat, citing a 4.19 figure. No clear names, places, or events readable.
A town mobilizes input for a soldier memorial with a large committee asking every church and lodge to name three members. The plan welcomes all ideas and will not fix details until a definite plan emerges from public suggestions. The aim is fair, inclusive discussion with a subcommittee to gather data and present proposals for realization in months.
Misa Cora Ferris daughter Frederic and Mrs Ferris of Franklin avenue and John Walter son of J G Walter of Vreeland avenue were married at the bride's home. Miss Alice Edwards rode as attendant and Chester J Hoyt Jr was best man. The gown was white georgette over silk with a veiled headpiece and orange blossoms. Edwards wore white net over green silk and carried white carnations. After a reception the couple left to reside in Caldwell.
Back from service, members return and resume meetings at Grace Church Rectory. Elected officers include G. Miller as chair, Frank Fitting as vice chair, Bert, Mer Pillip Redmond as treasurer, Mary, and JP. Meetings set for Sunday evenings at 7 30.
Bernard McGinnity of Kingsland Street is named to the Board of Physical Education for the New Education organization. The new appointee, along with a second member, focuses on athletic education and specializes in basketball.
After a four year illness Mrs Josephine E Turnbull wife of James E Turnbull of Vreeland avenue dies in New York Funeral services are planned for tomorrow afternoon at the house with Rev J Condit officiating burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery New York Family members noted include three brothers all residents of New York.
Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at St James Church Newark for Mrs Ada C Simpson 41 of avenue who died Thursday of pneumonia at St Marys Hospital Passaic Surviving is her husband and other relatives listed in local obituary notice.
Mrs Arthur Dickinson of Vreeland avenue hosted a Sunday dinner for her husband’s birthday anniversary with twenty three guests. Marion Scede of Prospect street returned from Boston. Mrs Robert Ames visited her parents Mr and Mrs Henry W Goodrich of Nutley avenue.
Mra James C Bolger chairs the committee for the Social Service Bureau charity ball to be held at Town Hall auditorium on Seasvetag St. February. Decorations planned and Jess Bead of Newark to handle musical booking. Invitations to go out next week. Demand leads to ticket allotment for single admissions.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wildrick of New York were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frederic H. Norton on Satterthwaite avenue enduring a short stay in the area.
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