11 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1921
Page
1
Miller Parsons engagement announced. The groom is a graduate now in the lumber business in Newark. The bride’s background details appear in the notice. Further specifics are not provided in available text.
Readable text notes a bride in white at a wedding event with scarce other details provided.
More than 500 children marched in the annual June Walk of Sunday Schools last Saturday afternoon. The reviewing stand was at Grant and Whitford avenues. The Essex County Sunday School sponsors and local officials attended, including Mayor Pitthower and the Sanday School commemorative lists.
A Boston woman, noted lecturer and author, will address local audiences. She is recognized by hundreds of girls and young women for her summer lectures and advocacy on women's issues.
Last evening the Troop 10 show in Washington Attle announced graduates will finish high school on June 24. The ceremony details and future plans remain to be published.
Stores plans to close next Wednesday afternoon for Temmer similar to last week closure. The date and chain vary by location with a brief stoppage affecting shopping hours statewide.
A community effort expands under Mowat and Van Bride with nineteen teams of men and wives, preachers, and doctors forming for outreach. The drive shifts leadership to Van Bride as the Field Club hosts a meeting on Wednesday to organize teams and assign volunteers including several named residents and couples.
A damaged passage records Mrs Emma D Lewis of Park Street and her relatives. It mentions William Ball, an architect of a First Church on Broad Street, and connections to the Washington family. Names include Mrs A Lewis of East Orange and George Harry Lewis of Cedar Grove, plus grandchildren.
Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine Golding, aged years, of unknown location, were held Monday night at the home of her relative. Rev. Travena of Vincent presided.
Officials warn that permits to sell fireworks for use on dealers will be strictly enforced and violations will be prosecuted. The ordinance from Town Hall is being implemented with clear warnings to merchants and the public.
Exhibition of school work described in fragmentary notes but not fully readable. Indicates a school event with exhibits planned for a future date but details are unclear. Local context suggests a school setting and community interest.
The article notes a group of Girl Scouts raising funds to present a surprise gift to a Mr. Prue on his birthday Sunday. Neatly organized efforts and community support are highlighted as the scouts pursue the charitable act.
Nutley High baseball meets Passaic today at Park Oval. Passaic, last year’s state champions, brings strong pitching as Nutley eyes an upset.
A man on Hillside Avenue Hillside was thrown when horses bolted frighteningly. A theft report proved to be a disputed bill case and Recorder fined the involved party amounts from one dollar upward.
The article notes the library reopens vacation borrowing with books available until October first. A key caveat warns patrons to avoid overstaying the usual loan period and to respect the town’s standards for popular titles during the holiday season.
Kingsland Park notes new officers with C H Stone as president C F Denny as vice president and W R After as secretary treasurer The group plans a program of entertainments after the election marking a new phase for the park association.
Ten boys from the Sunday School class at the church will camp at River this weekend. Martell of N- will supervise the trip and coordinate transport and activities.
A renowned engineer will outline plans to connect this state with New York via a vehicular tunnel. The talk will cover the project scope, proposed routes, and anticipated milestones, followed by a Q&A session.
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will hold a Flag Day service at the lodge rooms on Tuesday. Initiations for E. H. Schwartsenbeck and M. Andrada were noted as part of the gathering.
Scouts plan an event on the oval next Saturday with shows starting at 6 30 and 6 20. Ronald Seren, head of a team, organizes the program and will present the display.
Nutley avenue engineer W. Colpitta joins a six member board of engineers tasked with curing railroad problems. The two named residents Mr and Mrs W. C. Hameo of FT? Osk Creat Mire pom and Autainetic ater tetp to Palindelgil are noted in connection with the appointment.
A municipal bill of 18 dollars was questioned before the board. The fire alarm supervisor, after an inquiry, received his pay, with the case noting every cent was claimed as rightfully due.
Fragmentary notice describes a sale at the Parish House on Woodward Street featuring tables aprons and fancy attic items plus delicatessen dishes. The church choir is mentioned along with several local names and households contributing goods.
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