30 Jan 1918
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1918
Page
1
A local school board meeting Sunday night previews six candidate positions on teacher salaries and a proposed new Junior High School. Drake urges delaying construction until costs drop and favors publicly discussing pay referenda to voters.
Nutley Symphony Society reveals its second concert of the season on Tuesday evening February 4 at Nutley High School. The program features arias from Gluck and Wagner, orchestral works by Berlioz and Wagner, and selections by classical composers, with student performers and a varied program noted.
Veteran Rodino, Newark native and World War II captain, runs a one man campaign for Congress promising to end elitism and promote equal opportunity. His bid, backed by the Essex County Democratic Committee, hinges on the party convention at Jackson Dinner in February and the full slate announcement.
The Nutley Red Cross drive, covering eight town sectors, was announced by General Chairman Harry Cromley. Sector leaders include David No Carpenter, Edwin J. Arte, and Richard HM. Talwadur in Sector A, Jay Burk and Willian J. Roughley in Sector B, plus other local captains. Teams will be formed next week as volunteer recruitment begins. organizers urge residents to donate and support the campaign plan starting Sunday afternoon.
Librarian Helen Terry reports in a community survey that library circulation increased notably in 1947 with 65 volunteers aiding efforts. The Children’s Room led the growth, and overall use of the collection doubled, though precise figures are unclear due to OCR errors.
The Moar of Education approved a pay increase for janitors after weeks of protests and bargaining. Officials cited a rise to about 51,700 annually and 2,400 in additional benefits as compensation for longer work weeks and duties across schools.
The Notley Diener Business Group hosts its first annual gathering at Kale Restaurant with Mayor Wroklimare attending to discuss community development and future collaborations. Leaders Hanter Kemervatone and Ur Hed Wee support dinner planning. local businesses Kastner's Furniture Elite Pekin Men's Shop and Park Food Market participate.
Progressive group attacks Anthony Giuliano of Newark seeking the Republican nomination for Congress in the 10th District. Nutley Republicans say they will remain with the regular ticket amid calls for a Clean Government challenge, while the progressives push a decisive plan to push their slate.
Project manager Jame Conforti Jr of Ute Damon Inueion Company Newark said heavy snow slowed work on the building but progress continued. Crews cleared roofs and walks and removed snow while aiming to finish by March 83 despite the weather delay.
The report notes the March of Dimes drive is behind last year as severe weather delays fundraising. Local organizers cite poor conditions and road closures hampering collection efforts across multiple districts and venues.
Fragmented OCR describes a local charity or service setup for cancer patients linked to a chapter and hospital. It mentions a county and hospital access, with references to patients and support efforts, but readable details are limited. The text hints at an organized aid initiative surrounding cancer care with community involvement.
Dr Warren will speak at a Women's club event as part of a program at Teacher College and Ohio University. The talk, focusing on teaching methods and guidance, will include English instruction and practical demonstrations.
Nutley plans a community performance of Our Town to raise funds for local causes. Cast includes Travis Ajieating Ratreet Barris and Steve Meunier with direction by Carleton Saunders Jr, featuring student and town residents in a period production.
A community campaign led by Hammond draws volunteers from Lew Wierna and nearby areas to collect four percent participation during a city drive. Key organizers include Ferdi Deierremry and May or ferwebk with support from Helen Matt and Patricia Mieherta while local leaders such as HM Harte and Howard Benes coordinate the effort. The drive mobilizes residents from Fort South to Wayer KK and includes a slate of volunteers across town.
Nutley Board approves a new education budget after debates over teacher pay and a proposed salary increase. Critics question the process and urge voters to decide on salary funding. supporters cite state standards and contract terms.
Nutley's sewer project costs are pegged at 14 765 09 dollars for the current year by the Passaic Valley Sewer Commission. The commission explains Nutley's share and credits expected from other towns, with detailed estimated flows and reductions cited in a letter to the town committee.
Walter Kidde Co earned an award for its safety record after a year marked by strong performance and adherence to industry standards. The recognition reflects the company’s commitment to safe operations and worker welfare across its facilities.
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