15 Jul 1922
Page 1
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1922
Page
1
fragments indicate an event named UR GRACE CHORE TOWER with families away and no confirmation heard yet. text is fragmentary and lacks verifiable facts, place, date, or outcome.
The third special Sunday evening service at Vincent Church will be held tomorrow evening. Trevena Jackson will deliver the program for the youths of the community.
Mrs. David Gibson of Grant avenue is convalescing from an illness and plans for a California trip. Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Hornish entertain guests at their home. Mr and Mrs Arthur Paotenee of Phylia and Doris of Bloom avenue take a motor trip to Boston. Vivian and Marion Sckral avenue will depart for Atlantic coast plans.
Joseph D Little of Hawthorne Avenue resigns as manager of the Maiden Lane store of the Gorham Company after thirty four years with the firm. He has often served as secretary of the society and is stepping down from his roles.
Word reached Nutley of the marriage of Miss Dorothy and Ames I. of Fort Sil Ok. The bride wore a coronet of lace and was attended by Miss Ruth, maid of honor, who wore a matching hat and carried flowers. Also present were Miss Gielen and Miss Martha Ab.
A brief OCR fragment notes preparations extending toward the start of the next year. It mentions planning, scheduling, and unspecified actions awaiting confirmation, without detailing names or places. The readable text suggests administrative steps tied to the calendar transition.
Patrolman Frank found the solicitor hatless in a barter on Franklin avenues near High street. Money was missing and left in the solicitor's pocket when he was arrested. The man gave no satisfactory account of the incident.
Fragmentary text shows unclear names and amounts but mentions costs, a figure one dollar, and a possible call to Ost. The readable bits suggest a minor note about fees or charges related to Swix and Petes, with stray digits and letters.
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