12 Jun 1920
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1920
Page
1
A Kansas plan outlines a large Flag Day service with details unreadable in the fragment. The text hints at a public ceremony or gathering and a scheduled time, but specifics are not clear from the available OCR snippet.
The Woman's Club hosted an afternoon reception for Myre and Arthur, welcoming their presence and marking a social community event. Attendees described the gathering as cordial and well attended by club members.
A garbled OCR fragment references streets and a penalty amount. The readable parts list Alteration Avenue and Mortimer Fines, with no clear event or person identified.
Nutley Red Cross Home Service Section urges ex service men to keep up their government life insurance. The notice emphasizes maintaining coverage and explains options during the five year period after discharge.
A superintendent conducts a full day review of the school system before term end, observing operations, meeting staff, and noting areas for improvement. The visit aims to assess efficiency, safety, and classroom support across campuses.
A fragmented note by Vachei Lind- Mac Mil presents a cryptic verse fragment. The text suggests a playful, surreal meditation on beauty and aspiration within an abstract financial or artistic frame. The author hints at a volume where some pieces stand out as exemplary.
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions The Dark Mirror by Vance with scattered words about new items. The readable text is insufficient to identify full context, date, or detailed content.
The Nutley Memorial Parkway Committee held its annual meeting Monday evening in Town Hall. Trustees present included Arnold, Emil Miller, P. A. Price, De G8. Phehower, C. B., Edgar Sahr, and Hill as chairman presented a plan.
Local society mentions William J. Minech of Nutley and Veaik MacBride of North Reading planning a joint party next week. Charles Shaw and John W. Hein del, officers of the State Building and Loan League, attend the Local convention.
The tenth annual field and track meet of the public schools takes place today at Park Oval. Morning heats determine finals across events for Midgets and Juniors with races listed by distance and classification.
A World War era airman, Gordon Campbell, was killed while flying over Atlantic City. The craft reportedly fell into the ocean a short distance from a hotel, with crews or witnesses noting the location near the seaside area.
Seven cars were brought before the police court this week over preference for dark side streets. Each faced a fine of 10 dollars plus 2 dollars 50 cents in costs.
The correspondence lists visits by Mrs W A Coley and family from Netey Park, Mrs Royal Van B Dickinson visiting Mrs A M Slaughter, and Mr and Mrs Fleming at Beech. A lawn clock entertainment is planned for Tuesday June 18 with theater exercises at the University of Pennsylvania.
Nutley Community Band seeks reed and brass players to fill seats in its fifteen member group. The band meets every Monday at the town hall and conductor Mr Phils invites interested players to contact for auditions.
Bunner Hathaway and Fred Frits earned gold medals for perfect scores in the Motorcycle Club event, as the club announced their achievement.
The article outlines new permissive rules allowing aggrieved Jersey residents to shoot invading wild deer on crops. It notes broad opposition and limited uptake as the law aims to protect crops while raising questions about enforcement and fairness.
Readable notes describe an informal night of nt Bn with a lawn party on June 13 at a Methodist site. Mentions include fields, park location, and attendees but many words are garbled.
The will of J. E. Turnbull involves varied bequests and names Harriman National Bank of New York as executor. Principal beneficiary is the decedent’s sister Jennie, with a large residue share. Other legatees include Patrick Hughes, James Crandon, and Thomas Mecham, among hometown residents.
Members of the Reformed Church Woman's Missionary Society met to study Keren, reviewing its mission work and implications. The session emphasized outreach and community impact through the project.
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