17 Jul 1920
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1920
Page
1
Plans for chapel construction proceed as the Young Society of the Church moves to provide school instruction for local children. The project, announced for East Pasanie and Wacb wag Avenues, aims to erect a new building after winter decisions.
The Pequannock scout camp grows popular with fathers and families visiting over weekends. Scouts and relatives attend busy days including two recent baseball games where Nutley Boys won, with Comer and Bard contributing early.
Miss Pauline Kendoff from Smyrna arrived on the President Wilson and is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Arther J. Elder of Vreeland avenue Nutley. She and author William McFee planning marriage when he arrives in the country later this month.
A Newark firm promotes a local woman to a rare position in the business world. The move, reported by L. Bamberger and Co. and associates, shows increasing opportunities for women in fields traditionally led by men.
A fragmentary item mentions F Charis Shaw and Mr and Mrs i eS in what appears to be a social or personal notice from a local newspaper page. No clear details on date, place, or purpose are readable.
Town Engineer G R B Symonds asks the Board of Commissioners to create a citizen committee to study and promote a town plan. He notes real estate development near Washington Avenue and Kingsland Street and cites street location problems and the impact on the town.
J Willis Pingree of 89 Brookfield Avenue reported a tool shed valued at $50. Jacob Zimmerer of Kingsland Street and Cleveland Street owns twelve houses valued with a chicken coop at $30, and Williams of 189 Centre Street listed a chicken coop valued at $30.
A fragment notes a visitor from Woodland arriving in Keansburg for a monthlong stay at Old Me. The readable text mentions Ming Sad LR and the duration but lacks full details or context about the visit.
Fragmentary text notes Miss Agnes at a Pennsylvania high school event, with unclear details about dates, teams, or official names. The readable parts indicate a five taes achievement during a school setting.
Isaac Levinson of Nutley Garage court filed a complaint Monday against John Vought of Hoboken for allegedly stealing $100 worth of tools. Levinson said Vought left with the tools after a garage stop and cleaned up. The case was scheduled for an o learing ment Wednesday.
The local American Legion post visited Fox Hills Hospital on Staten Island last Sunday. The event drew 600 patients, about fifty of whom were Russian. Attendants distributed large quantities of food and cigarettes and provided convalescent entertainment with a small band at each ward.
A customer reports that Sen Wants ads have led to the sale of her home, vehicle, and all possessions, prompting concerns about deceptive advertising practices and possible scams. The complaint highlights financial harm and calls for investigation into ad claim veracity.
Mayor Cook presented several letters from Mr. Wallace criticizing the fire department affairs. One letter notes the floors of Hose House No. Two need renewal while another mentions new ladders. An allotment of 500 dollars per department was requested.
Miss Mary Alice Curtis daughter of Mr and Mrs Charlies Cartia of reads as a social note in the society column detailing her engagement or forthcoming wedding with family background and location context.
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