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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1919
Page
9
The piece discusses war related funds and public indifference to their purposes, noting Salvation Army and Memorial Fund drives, and the challenge of securing donations. It mentions President Wilson and the Senate over treaty issues, plus wartime casualties and a Nutley incident showing lingering war impact.
A fragmented list records names and addresses with assorted item costs such as coats and materials. Entries include Werner at Centre Street, Scholle at Windsor Place, and Mellis at Union Avenue, with totals ranging from 2 to 4 thousand dollars and several typos.
The Nutley Boy Scouts indoor meet at Town Hall drew a large attendance. Troop 4 won with 168 points, Troop 2 second with 119, Troop 5 third with 117, and Troop 3 fourth with 110. Membership forms available from Council members. donations accepted via Major Applegate or LEB Beardslee at 215 Prospect Street.
Correspondence to The Sun from Mayor Emil Diebitsch reports efforts to add park seating. Park Commission found impossible to supply seats for all visitors but will install additional benches near the bandstand. The Woman's Social Circle of the Reformed Church announces a playlet The Family Album for Sunday School room Tuesday night with Mrs John Roth in charge. A lawn party follows Thursday at Mrs Harry K Holt’s Hawthorne avenue residence with Mrs George Scorso in charge.
Domenica Laterza and Mrs Teresa Rosa faced charges of midwifery without a license. Three contagious diseases were listed diphtheria measles and whooping cough. Charles Murren newly returned from service was appointed patrolman with a standard yearly salary under the new referendum law. Centre Street sewer work lagged due to labor shortages.
No trace yet of Miss Madeley twenty eight years old daughter of Mrs. Edna Sites of Center Street who disappeared from home Tuesday morning. Described as five feet three inches tall about 100 pounds with dark hair and eyes. Last seen wearing a white skirt and a middy blouse.
Mr and Mrs Walter Fairbrother of Brookfield avenue took a coast taste at Cedar Grove Beach. Mixes May G Cocyman of Chestnut place hosted the B O B Club Thursday night. Edicott D Rich and wife moved from Brooklyn to the Enclosure dwelling vacated by Fallon. Local women work to ensure the St Edith euchre and bridge party for the hospital. St Marys is handicapped.
Members of Nutley society hosted dinners and parties at St Marys Hall and in homes including Mrs Gillman of 21 William Street. Guests from New York Newark and Jersey City attended the birthday surprise for Mrs Charles Gillman. The Lamp Company event at Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs drew notable New Jersey attendees.
C F Puller arrived Wednesday. Miss Margaret Geer of Tennis place spends two weeks in Connecticut. Miss Edith Searle of Franklin avenue has recovered enough to go out. Mrs Joseph B Williams, Miss Constance Williams and the former's paneer. Helen Williams of aim place will leave next week for Seal Harbor Maine.
Rett Jr. son of Mr and Mrs FLW Byreth of the Breton underwent an ee Wednesday at Memorial Hospital Newark. Mrs S L Pollock has returned home to Mrs J H bs worth Place after a week in York.
Advertises a copper washing machine model with vacuum back and forth action, light 3 pound cups, 10 sheets or 14 pounds capacity, swing wringer, operating beneath, low 2 cent per hour cost, fits as a separate unit, avoids tangling and lifting, claims no oil-exposed machinery and easy simultaneous rinsing and bluing.
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