29 Jan 1921
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1921
Page
1
The board discussed budget increases totaling 92000 and a plan to raise an additional 47000 this year. Voters may decide on the construction of a new high school with Starrett Vin Vieck of New York as architect. Bids anticipated by May first and construction to start June first if approved.
A local report notes a garage was broken into for the second time this month with items taken. Police urge residents to secure entrances and review surveillance footage for leads.
fragmented text notes a Glendale Loop shelter rejection and a public discussion involving Mane Gillen of Newark. mentions a conference and a legislative board, unclear details about a precedent and contracting actions.
Rutgers College Glee and Mandolin Club announce a concert at Town Hall next Saturday evening. The program features combined club numbers, solo glee club pieces, mandolin club selections, and several specialties. Eugene Fuller and John De Vries from this town are among the singers.
Harrisburg papers praise Miss Hensel as soloist in the Mrs Concert week reviews. Evening News January 19 highlights the singer's performance and the overall reception of the program.
A local performance titled In Minstrel Ham features members of the Nixon family from Franklin Avenue. The event showcases five artists delivering musical acts and dramatizations in a community setting.
A New York candidate Mrs Vail of 83 Seite Avenue announced this week her bid for a Board of Creation seat in February. She is described as wife of Mr Vail and mother of two children, with ties to Italian heritage. The brief notice provides limited details on her platform and background.
A local football squad will be guests at a theatre party. The event will feature the players as attendees and involve a staged program at the Lyceum with the goal of entertaining and promoting community engagement.
A Reformed discussion led by Schenck addressed women about faith and daily life. The gathering emphasized practical spirituality and personal reflection within the Mab church community.
Mrs Mary G Chase widow of Robinson J Chase died recently after a long illness. The notice notes her late husband was Robinson J Chase and mentions their former post matter context.
The Kempton council 1545 R A held its regular Monday meeting with a good turnout. Officers installed included A B Chaffee as Vice President and other officers listed in the article.
Dramatic club plans a program as Miss Estelle Ritter and Miss Siberal perform. Curtain issues postponed a daytime matinee in Wich.
A men’s association was formed Tuesday night at Cedar Hill Chapel with the Franklin Reformed Church executive committee aiding. Present were John FP Clark C. te ety A Recitoeey aoeat M. chaplain Rev HD W Tone. Enrollment stood at twenty one and plans were made for initial activities.
Community pleas note only $100 allocated for Hoover food fund. Poor response limits aid, with expected donations next week. Residents urged to mail contributions to Town Clerk, marked for the Starvi wr Arnold, at Arnold mes.
The Spring Garden School PTA held a second meeting on Wednesday evening January 26 in the kindergarten room. Members discussed subscriptions to St Nicholas and The Asia from Unabridged Dictionary provided by Mrs Laffa. A Frank PF series on the Civil War included illustrated talks and book donations from L. Lewis and Mr and Mrs Hi L na.
A temporary outage affects Coxe 4 area phones as repairs are underway. The service interruption lasts until work is completed and the system is restored.
The Parkway skating pond is completed south of Land Avenue and west of Passaic Street. Water turnover creates a smooth ice surface weekly, removing debris. the pond measures about 100 by 60 feet and is two feet deep.
Examinations were held in the grades and the high school week of January 17. The second term of these schools opens on Monday as cards were distributed to students.
Pennsylvanian reports E M Cone attending yesterday's conference events and plans to meet at the Hotel Commodore today to discuss further with the conference officials.
Funeral services are held for Mrs C T Oakley who died recently. The service was at Preach Reformed Church with Rev Nes from Methoding Elizabeth officiating. Burial followed at Eve Green Cemetery. Survived by son Raymond Oakley and four children Ann William H Foos Elizabeth Mrs M Vermont John D Oakley and Harold C Oakley.
Mary A Leach, formerly of Lyn, died aged 92. She moved to the area six years ago and services were held at a local church. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery with Chartee P Tinker Grace presiding.
A local church group held a noon meeting at St Marys Church. Attendees discussed future plans and confirmed the gathering location and date for the next session.
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