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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1915
Page
5
A. B. Stirratt and Mrs. Landsear relocate from 141 Prospect to Brookline Avenue while De Forrest Ely moves from Nutley Avenue to Chicago.
By the Nutley Realty Co a plot of 50 by 120 feet on the east side of Weston street is assigned to Meyerholz and Dressig.
Mortgage notices show Jessie C. Humphrey and husband to Fidelity Tru Company on northwest corner of corn street and Hawthorne Avenue for 5000 dollars. Nellie V. Wordley acquires same property for 500. Reginald T. Bennett to Sarah W. Edwards at Lafayette place 275 feet north of Melrose Street for 2000. Maude M. G. Greenwood and husband to Rosaville Banking & Loan on northeast corner Elim place and Brookfield avenue for 5500. Greenwood and husband later to Natley Realty Company for the same property.
Nutley Realty Co transfers east side Weaton Street parcel 300 feet south of Grant Avenue to William Meyerholz et al. valuation listed as $L. Also Nutley Realty to Mantle M Greenwood at northeast corner Elm Place and Brookfield Avenue 65 by 125. Fairview Corp to Newark and Nutley Realty Co 18 lots in block F map second party for $1. Newark and Nutley Realty Co to Joseph Menzer lots 93-94 block F map first party for $1. Transfers also to Salvatore Mazione total 390 map first party for $L, Giovanni DAngelo two lots and Francisco Marino 292 in value.
June 19 to 28 features Minutemen Sewanes Track Meet and dances at Masonic Hall. June 21 Masters Night of Masons at Masonic Hall. June 22 High School promotion exercises and Board of Education meeting. June 24 High School graduation exercises. June 25 Class night at Park. June 28 John Barleycorn at the cinema.
The post office lists unclaimed mail for Jim Basco Samuel McNear Mr and Mrs Samuel McNear Miss Katie Smith Frank C Drake and Supt A brief notice of pending letters awaiting pickup at the local office.
E E Meacham and Son report May sales of 22000 for development districts including Richmond Hill Circle Jamaica Creek Jamaica Square Brooklyn City Lines Farms Nutley on the Hill and Aring At the monthly directors and resident managers meeting the leading salesman was J Howard Stover of Arlington Square with 7197 in Arlington Square during May.
Henry Harrison of 200 Chestnut street caused the arrest of Tuesday Michael Heinz of 152 Chestnut street on an assault and battery charge. Heinz was arrested by Patrolman Murren and paroled for a hearing this morning. A witness said Heinz struck Harrison in the face after Harrison demonstrated with Heinz's son about beating a horse.
Nutley notices list jobs transfers sales and services. Entries name Notley and Nutley locations with addresses such as 127 Franklin 233 Park Avenue and 379 Bloomfield Avenue. offers include chores chauffeurs broilers for sale and rental notices. The page features real estate, loans, and household service requests with dates in June and July and small town contact details.
Montauk Theatre manager Taylor of Passaic launches a popularity contest starting Monday to select two of Passaic or Nutley’s prettiest girls for a two week Atlantic City vacation paid by the theatre. Details to follow. A new cooling system lowering theatre temperatures debuts with Charlie Chaplin in Work! on Monday.
Rev. H. J. Condit outlines tomorrow’s subjects “Staking Your Claim” and “Christ’s Call to Young Women.” Twilight service at 7 p m replaces the regular evening service. Christian Endeavor meets Monday night and a Communion preparatory service is set for Wednesday night.
Readable lines note Blanche Sweet in Stolen Goods on Tuesday and Wednesday Ina Claire in A Wild Goose Chase on Monday and Tuesday plus a Saturday showing. A misread entry mentions Wises aid Saturday Gewhoy tied to a schedule.
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