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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1914
Page
4
The Nutley Sun announces a weekly Nutley New Jersey publication with Franklin and Vreeland Avenues address. It invites signed communications, notes postal matter status, and lists subscription at $1.50 per year and contact telephone 1100.
Mails arrive at 7.35 12.45 2.45 and 6.30. Mails leave at 8.05 1.00 and 6.00. Deliveries run morning 8 to 12 and afternoon 1.30 to 4.30. Collections occur during morning and afternoon deliveries with weekday nights at 8.15 and Sunday nights at 7.15.
In June 1914 Cleveland and several Ohio cities planned to move from Central to Eastern Standard Time, gaining an extra hour of daylight after dinner. The piece notes public habits, schedules, and imagined benefits for outdoor activities, theater, and travel with lighter evenings.
The women of the town campaign to be represented on the Board of Health arguing municipal housekeeping parallels. Their push sparks public debate and highlights women’s longer town presence, while efforts to broaden oversight slow the governing body’s work as ideas are debated.
A letter laments the lack of public details on local Commission Government. The writer accuses officials of secrecy, notes two years with no disagreements, and suggests civic women could spark needed scrutiny and discussion of ongoing actions.
The Winthrop Ames prize of 10000 dollars drew 2646 manuscript entries from hopeful writers in Boston and beyond. The judges, who did not know the authors, awarded the prize to Miss Alice Brown, highlighting that literary success requires apprenticeship and merit over long training.
Miss Mabel Orr wed William C Miller of New York City in a ceremony at 279 Franklin Avenue. Rev Charles Powers officiated. Attendants included Miss Pearl Orr and Best man William D Stilson. After a Southern honeymoon, they will reside in New York after September 15, with a large guest list from New York, Nutley, Jamaica, Brooklyn, Riverside, Albany and other cities attending.
Mrs John Vernon Bouvier Jr hosted a luncheon Thursday at her Nutley avenue home for Mrs Charles P Brooksbank of Richwood WV. Guests included Mrs Brooksbank Mrs Dean Welsh Mrs Louis 3 Thurston Mrs Francis I Bennett Mrs Edward Dillon Mrs H M Libby and others.
75 children from St Marys Sunday School will present Cisrinda or the Rose and the Pearl Tuesday night at 8 30 in the Parish Hall Miss Bertha Doran from Brooklyn leads the production A feature of the evening is a brief minstrel show by the boys.
The post office lists unclaimed letters for Mr. Ricci Mrs. J. N. Lilemann Prane C Drake and fupt. as of today.
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