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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1910
Page
5
Hews of Your Friends and Neighbors From All Over Town lists numerous residents and visitors. The itemized notes include vacations, weekend trips, family events, and social engagements across Prospect Street, North Road, Nutley Terrace, and nearby towns, with several trips to New York and Atlantic City.
Nutley nine, a makeshift squad, wins two games on a holiday. Morning 6 2 over Watsessing Field Club with Blum Krause strong at bat and Stager solid in the field. Afternoon pairing shows veteran-like play as Gorman shifts to short and delivers.
Nutley A.C. faced Comer A.C. of Passaic in a rain halted game after six innings. Champion pitched for Comer, striking Nutley batters including Krause, while Blum Gilman and Gorman stood out. Nutley aims to rebound with Ray Blum and Charles Freeman added to the lineup for a likely Caldwell A.C. clash next.
Dr H B Zendel opens a dentistry office on Main Avenue Passaic New Jersey with no assistant at chair and only personal attention. A female attendant named Abie assists.
Three day event on Decoration Day yielded champions Mrs. A. B. Gladwin in ladies singles Richard Bigelow in men’s singles Miss Edith Bouvier and Benjamin Hurd won mixed doubles L. S. Thurston runner up in men's singles Also decided finals for men’s doubles postponed due to rain with results for semi finals provided.
Decoration Day play at Nutley Tennis Club featured light contests with no prizes. Mixed doubles results included defeats of Genevieve Taylor and George Douglas by Ruth Winnegar and Albert Rutan, and round progressions show Elizabeth Norton teamed with Burnham Douglas advancing past Lux and Townsend.
For sale an eight room concrete and shingle house with cellar laundry furnished attic room gas electricity and steam heat. Full particulars apply Comstock 44 Daily Street. Wanted a young girl to care for a baby and live at home Whitford Avenue.
Miss Jessie J. Courter of Newark led a Nutley Field Club recital Thursday afternoon. The room featured wild flowers and a varied program. Mrs. Jay Ten Eyck of Newark sang contralto solos, while Mildred Beach and Ruth Schmidt played piano. Students included Sam Lobsitz, Helen Lobsitz, Mary Lamb, Isabel Dencan and Myrtle Lefferts.
High School students stage a cake and candy sale this afternoon on the first floor of Park School from 2 o’clock. Proceeds will support student activities.
A parade of residents including Mr Robert Blythe Drysdale of New York and Mr and Mrs William Struthers on Vreeland avenue hosted guests on Decoration Day. Dinners, trips to the Delaware Water Gap and visits to North Hatley Canada are noted along with church services at Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church.
After both services at St Pauls Congregational Church the Rev Henry J Condit will officiate. The morning theme is The Transitions of Life with a children's talk The Double Tongue. Harold Osbourne will lead the Young Peoples Society at 7 0 p m the topic For Butys Sake. The evening subject for the pastor will be He Went a Little Further.
Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church announces regular preaching at 1 a.m. and 7 45 p.m. with Rev. Dr. Hoagland officiating at both. Communion observed at morning service. Sunday School at 9 45 a.m. and Epworth League at 7 p.m. Mid week meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m.
The piece argues that 60 years ago slaves sold for 1200 dollars each and frames contemporary American boys as valuable assets. It contrasts economic value with moral progress and calls for a higher valuation of youth in a conservation era.
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