22 Jan 1921
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1921
Page
1
The notice reports the election of officers for a girls' club, outlining the process and upcoming meeting where ballots and positions will be reviewed. Key figures and dates are referenced to guide members.
Prohibition will be the subject of discussion at St Pauls monthly Forum meeting tomorrow night. Rev Kamut editor of the New Jer edition will be the speaker for the evening.
A town seeks action after a Christmas tree was looted amid police concerns. Sergeant Platt files a report on December 22 regarding Miss Van Winkle’s library visit and a requested protective response. The Mayor rejects immediate emergency measures, prompting an inquiry into the department and the Board of Commissioners.
A damaged passage notes St Marys plan on the floor and club features to be led in the building. It mentions four classrooms, Mc Quirk declaring expectations to extend growth and plans, with $8 000 expected and $3 500 still to be paid off.
The Parent Teacher Association plans a community music event led by Howard W. Savage, music supervisor. The gathering aims to foster school partnerships and local support for programs.
Town Clerk announces a charitable drive to aid starving children with local residents urged to donate. Names of contributors are printed in The Sun, highlighting community support and the fund's goals.
A fire broke out in a partition of the home of C. E. Gunther at 10 Woodland Avenue causing about $3000 in damage. Firemen quickly controlled the blaze with no injuries reported.
Police recover a girl after a dispute involving her guardian Helen A. Smith. Authorities state the girl had to return to the city and was located after a search with Sutcliffe assisting.
John Nichols, a well known Nutley resident, died at his home after a nine week illness marked by strokes. He leaves a wife or widow, two daughters Ellen and Mary, and brother Thomas Nichols, all in Nutley. Burial is planned in Glendalery. Nichols had retired from business about fifteen years ago and once ran a hat factory on the Erie road near Llemerie & Sons before it closed.
James H. returned last Thursday from San Francisco where he wandered while accompanied by his wife. The report notes a months long period at Atlantic City as part of the tale.
Police chief Wright Sutcliffe reports progress but declines to name suspects. The brief note mentions officers recovering two guns and pursuing leads as the investigation continues with waits for medical input and urgent action.
The school district schedules its annual meeting on February 4 to vote on the annual appropriations. Officials note a two week window will affect board decisions and ticketing, with terms from last year carrying over.
A young man arrested in Metuchen claimed Adrian Horter owned the car and later said another man gave it to him. Police found a license but no car registry and questioned ownership as the investigation proceeded.
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