11 Jul 1914
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1914
Page
1
Reported plans describe a large gathering at Netley with a rain of cars and a crowded arrival. Charles Tilinghast of the High School is named leader while teachers organize efforts to reduce delays and welcome the crowd.
Local committees report generous support for the WEW plan. Prominent donors including William J. Kinsley and George Powers are listed among weekly contributors as the group resumes activities and hopes to add several new sponsors next week.
The Board of Health is now fully organized after election of Dr. Royal F. Langdon as president and Walter Lincoln’s qualification. Walter Lincoln and Walter DeVausney join as board members, Miss Andre VinWinkle adds to the lineup, and John Eagleson remains undecided but will stay. The board voted to move the monthly meeting to the second Wednesday, and George Hawkworth will review the health code with a formal reading planned.
The dedication of St. Clare's Catholic Church in Acquackanonk township occurred Saturday with clergy and laity from Paterson Passaic and nearby towns. Priests from St Bonaventure's Paterson led the rites assisted by Very Rev Dean McNulty and the Mt Bonaventure choir.
Town splits into sewer districts as plans move forward. Parcel work has already begun in the area, prompting debates over costs and governance among residents.
In town a steady stream of violence continues with daily incidents. Reports describe injuries from a revolver marked case and other accidental wounds as the week progresses.
An unclear OCR fragment references Bank of Nutley and mentions exchange charges. The readable portion implies a note about fees or rates, but details are missing. No names, dates, or actions can be confirmed.
The WVAN HADLICK Progres Lodge Knights of Honor arranging a trolley ride to Palisades Park for Friday evening July 31. The commu nite charge lists Kelsey Provett Mrs Lewis Brager Roscoe Machette Miss Jeanie Strobe Jacob Giman and Mrs Abraham Paxtoo. Alfred D. Fisha of Wayne Place and his wife opened their summer cottage at Atlantic Highlands.
A worker dies after an eighty foot quarry fall while another worker from the WO family survives. The incident highlights dangers in the local quarry operations and ongoing safety concerns.
Firemen's excursion to Asbury Park and Long Branch set for August 7 by Jersey Central. Trains depart Broad Street Station Newark at 3:05 PM with return from Long Branch around 1:00 PM after the parade. Includes Broad Street origin and seaside destinations.
A special meeting of the Education Board will be held Wednesday to consider rematter the voting for the cow school. Officials aim to complete the agenda at night with a focus on revisions and funding.
Nutley hosts Paterson and Gem for a local showdown as Meadowbrooks and patrons rally. Duquesne Club visits tomorrow in Jersey City while Durkee leads the visitors in a fast game with Ging gun and scoring in a high crowd setting.
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