24 Jul 1920
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1920
Page
1
A garbled notice from the Shade Tree Commission discusses monthly town meetings and a quarterly assessment schedule. The document mentions P. F. Guthrie and Albert Weischedese and references July 4 as a decision point.
A sixty year old laborer from River Paterson, John Dennehy, receives a lengthy sentence or penalty in a case described in the old newspaper item. The report notes his age and residence as key identifying details in the proceeding.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a jewel convalescent presented to an official. Five automobiles are referenced alongside unclear dates and names. Source text is damaged and lacks complete details for precise names or locations.
A local project at Arthur 351 Chestnut Street includes work by Matthews and Maple Place with involvement from C W Wildrick and Sattherthwaite Avenue. The notes mention a garage and a back onsen area as part of the expansion.
Mrs. Laura Persch, a public school nurse, is convalescing after a fall at the Hillside avenue residence of Dr. Albert F. Jackson last week. Dr. H. Crystell, who lives across the street, attended to her while Dr. Jackson was away.
The writer brands a dealer as problematic and questions calling them a news source. The correspondence, dated 1920, expresses hesitation about actions and seeks clarity or critique from The Sun.
The Nutley Scout Camp at Pequotnock remains open one more week before its season ends.
A flurry of weekend trips and summer getaways dot Centre Street and surrounding areas. Residents including Mr and Mrs Alexander Ritter, Mrs Francis Biers, and the Blake couple head to Asbury Park Block Island and Keansburg, while families like the Ster and Wildey clans plan stays at Green Pond Y M C A camp and Winnipesaukee.
The Committe of the Young People's Society of Franklin Street Church announces a chapel corner stone laying tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock on Cedar Hill Avenue. The event marks the church’s Sunday School project with parishioners invited to attend.
A professional golf figure from Woxmtaba County plays in the Shawnee match at Shawnee on Delaware. The event features an open tournament with Beckett listed among contestants.
Jacob Zimmerer, developer of the old Kingsland Park track at Pas, takes issue with a last issue report about the Town Engineer pushing for a Town Plan Commission appointment. The controversy centers on local efforts to organize planning oversight.
The Fish and Game Commission completed the largest spring restocking program, planting about 30,000,000 fish in two months to bolster crops amid the fod shortage. Readily, fish of all sizes from fingerlings to grown stock were released to restock streams and lakes statewide.
Letter to the editor praising Mr Symonds proposal for a Town Committee to act as a board for developing a proper town plan. It argues the right people should be elected to prevent future poorly designed areas and calls for prudent conservation of natural beauty.
Obituary notice for arin J. Alder dated July 25, 1998. The fragment indicates a man’s passing with limited readable details.
Fifteen victims, including two girls, were dragged to a headquarters near Washington Avenue by officers Stager Hoch Murren and Simpson. Names listed with ages and amounts owed include Arthur Herman Montclair Clifford Harrison Caldwell Burnet Newark and Stanialaw Newark. Hearings set for Tuesday.
The British Treasury representative at the Peace Conference, Mr Keynes, outlines his insular preconceptions and views public affairs from a narrow perspective. The preface presents his stance on events and their broader implications.
Mr and Mrs by Bl Asbury Park for two weeks visit Mackeststows and Martha Witte visiting. Gertrude Wallace of Franklin spent the weekend at Alles.
A 16 year old from Jersey City identified as Cornelius Short is held on eight car theft counts after police say he towed a Ford to Richmonds garage for repairs then fled. He allegedly escaped from jail in Pa on July 11 and is connected to seven other thefts with no injuries reported.
Paterson motorman Terrance Gilen, 34, and conductor Charles Randolph, 19 Barclay Clifton, charged by local police with failing to stop a trolley at a Park entrance signal in Centre. Gillen faces resisting arrest. Randolph charged with obstructing police. Court will set date.
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