25 Jan 1919
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1919
Page
1
Memorial workers gathered data and designs linked to fallen and wounded soldiers. Anthony Usina obtained jewelry firm drawings for a commemorative clock and possible medal features. Stanley Phillip of Band Libe notes U S forces advancing with the 30th American Division breaking lines at a key objective.
Health Officer Ralph Huttenloch notes two pneumonia and two influenza cases and one tuberculosis case in the week. Six births two deaths and one marriage are recorded. A separate item mentions an allowance of $300 and unsettled matters involving Hawkesworth and weights and measures.
Poor legible OCR describes a crowded audience and a pre show, with references to music and a Chicago group. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but indicates a performance and places in a Washington venue as the night unfolds.
Work will begin on a concrete building to house a new mill by the river. James KR. Hay plans the project on the old golf grounds, with safety measures and valley sewer work to follow.
Private Herbert Cooper writes from the Army of Occupation that he remains alive and well in the S O S, joking about rumors that he lost a leg. He says he can kick with either foot and preserves his cheerful heart amid wartime gossip.
Sergt Weimer returns to the United States with Charles w of Chestnut and Lieut William H Roberts. Mrs SeeghD of Morrow Street and Jas Phillip of Centre Street honorably discharged. John Gor remains. The group expects to be home in two months ahead of the expected Leave as transfers occur to the 1st Battalion Engineer unit.
A mass meeting at St Pauls Church in Nutley aims to connect local men with leaders from major churches. Speakers include Rev S M Zwemer author and others in a rel life discussion about broad outreach and religious dialogue.
Mr and Mrs Edward G Yerg of Franklin Avenue received a letter from their son Lieutenant Harry Yerg of the Royal Flying Corps reporting injuries to himself but stating he is not seriously hurt. The message conveyed concern and relief for the Yerg family amid wartime anxieties.
Two burglars entered the Walnut Street residence of Thomas Harrington taking unspecified items while leaving shoes in place, according to police reports.
A brief note identifies a Major League director named Mnetay associated with the AH and the One. Details are sparse, but the mention underscores a leadership role within a broader sports administration context.
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