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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1917
Page
6
Mr George Young and Mrs Young from Whitford Avenue relocate to Tennis Place in a local household change.
Vague OCR reads James R. Hay and F. W. Thomas connected to House No. 121 on Lace Avenue, from the stated address in Atley. The fragment provides no clear date action or jurisdiction.
A series of property conveyances are recorded from Nutley and surrounding areas. Names include Jas Ferrara Jos Gingerelli Philip J Bowers Venia Hayes Emma L Moser Ada C Holmes Wm L Jones Belleville Ave parcels Lorenzo Bone Antonin Cassera Jakob Zimmerer Philip A Thoma and others. Prices show $1 and $2,000 with plots sized up to 50x205 and 125x100 feet.
Emma L Moser signs over to Hahne B and L Assn a 200 foot east of Whitford Avenue property for 1300 dollars. Chas Smyth and spouse convey to Young Men's Building and Loan a 282 foot east of Highland Avenue lot for 1600 dollars. Same to Mary Nininger for 775 dollars. Philip Aporns and wife to Young Men's Building and Loan at 88 Stager Street 299 feet east of Petia Avenue for 2000 dollars. Atma M Dodd to Floyd G Rendall on Vreeland Avenue 195 feet east of Dodd Street plus another tract for 250 dollars.
Natley Realty Co lists a 100 by 200 plot on the north side of Grand avenue near Whitford sold to Emmaud L. Maser of Newark. The notice records the property transfer and buyer details for public real estate sale activity.
Property listings show pairs of names with street corners and values ranging from 500 to 6400 dollars, including owners such as Philip A Thoma and Margaret T Barclift. Addresses include 299 N W Franklin Ave and 8 East Alexander St. Miscellaneous ads offer auto service, wage offers, and lawn mower sharpening services with contact numbers Nutley 1276 and 1026 M Nutley.
Rowland A. Jackson of this town serves with the United States Marines in Haiti where a large Marine detachment works to restore order after the government sent troops. Jackson enlisted at Newark on January 16, 1917 and is the son of Mrs. Sarah Gallup of 17 Patterson Avenue. Occasional bandit activity continues to provide excitement for the Marines.
Park Grammar School opened the season with a 24 to 7 victory over Lincoln Grammar School of Kearny. Phil Redmond pitched and Bob Lohr starred at catcher with multiple hits as Park built five runs in the first inning and eleven in the second. A busy schedule follows with Belleville and a rematch at Kearny.
An old tale explains cats origin during Noahs ark voyage. Mice and rats overran the great vessel, prompting Noah to call the male lion. The lion sneezed and a full sized cat was blown from his nostrils, explaining the cats existence.
A reflective musing on gratitude and the deliberate, persistent cultivation of cheeriness. The piece notes cheeriness as a natural yet improvable trait, suggesting that consistent effort can shape perception and nurture a hopeful outlook.
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