31 Jul 1920
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1920
Page
1
Board of Commissioners considers attestation of the Service Railway Company to part of its franchise. The decision affects care of the roadbed and the railway's obligations under the franchise.
A doctor pleaded guilty to speeding and to refusing to stop but claimed he was en route to a patient. The court record notes his defense while sentencing followed standard traffic violations.
Nutley’s new school superintendent cannot find a residence in the community and must live elsewhere while commuting to work. The Board of Education has urged speedy housing for him as vacant homes become available. Publicity chairman asks anyone with information on housing to contact the committee.
Items of interest list residents visiting relatives and friends across towns. Names such as Margaret Dacey Centre, Alice Knott, Marcia Besant, Gertrude Trestman and Ruth Van Every appear among departures for Cape Cod, Ocean Grove, Asbury and Warwick. Social calls, summer plans, and recoveries are noted with durations and destinations.
Frank Lats of 4 Roma street recalls hearing a noise in a shed. The fragment suggests Ben of 112 had involvement but verification fails to confirm details and no notice was given.
A motorman chose jail over a fine in a pad case and agreed to a suspended sentence condition to apologize to the officer, which he fulfilled.
A jumble of names and places lists residents traveling or visiting nearby towns. Otto Anseaus returns through the state while Misa Esther tests plans in Centre Street for Joe Bronix. Thomas Gillman heads to Niagara Falls for two weeks. Gilbert Davis spends weekend in Rockaway. others sail toward Durham and Baltimore. several residents are noted in fleeting passes and misformatted notes.
A brief note about the children's playground located at Yasui Park highlights community concerns and potential improvements for the Ya nticaw site. The item reads as a short public notice excerpt.
Nutley American Legion baseball team schedules a game against the Lyceum Juniors this afternoon at Park Oval. Nutley Post will meet at the Post Heads 10th and Lith before the game.
A collision occurred on Grant Avenue when two vehicles traveling in opposite directions met while turning toward Washington Avenue. Foot traffic and residents reported no serious injuries though one driver, Jordan Stover of 176 Grant Avenue, was involved. Police investigated the incident Thursday morning.
A course of five lectures on current events will be given this winter at the Woman's Club by Mr. Ide starting in November. Visiting Mrs. fick of Vreeland avenue and Miss Helen Keyes' camp are connected to the Drake family of Stay a Ocean Grove avenue.
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