19 Jun 1920
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1920
Page
1
A blackmail plot and petty thefts tied to Leonard Dodski motorman and Merritt Melcher conductor failed to stop at Parken station. Details describe extortion demands amounting to 100k and connections to the trolley line.
A. B. Meredith hosts a 20 year reduction sale at Teftens and t's today with a Kew advertisement on 604. The notice appears in an advertising column.
The Columbus Club baseball team won 3 to 1 at Columbia Oval. Walter Gorman of the Newark Stars pitched for Nutley but was stymied by strong defense and a sharp supporting effort from Lawson’s battery.
The Erie has issued a booklet on summer resorts along its lines titled The Road to Summerland. The item previews destinations and travel ideas for passengers seeking seasonal getaways.
The Wildrick family is said to have completed their residence on the Upper end of Captain Courtney Street in Bevedis. An aide to the Welsh expedition attended the event on Wednesday at Bevedis.
Scout Commissioner Grey of Mentelgir addressed the Reform ed Brews Club, describing work among boys. Walter Gordon performed feats of harmony at home, with moving plans tied to a picnic on the 26th at Verma Lake.
An incomplete notice notes that public schools will close next week for a school event. A member of the class will lead the dance as part of the activities with the school administration coordinating the schedule.
The Men's Bible class at Vincent Church issues an invitation to all men in town to attend its upcoming session. It calls for participation and fellowship among local men.
A Montclair couple, whose names appear in this fragment, wed Wednesday afternoon at six o'clock at the bride’s home in Colorado Springs. The ceremony took place amid family and close friends, with plans for a reception to follow.
Taffet announces a twenty percent price cut in a bold sale advertised across the page. The event highlights discounted items and urges shoppers to visit the store to take advantage of lower prices. The notice emphasizes limited time and value for customers.
In a disrupted scene a protest formed on the streets with locals and a youth group marching through town. Police monitored the crowd as residents voiced dissatisfaction with a local policy and its impact on youth services.
Reading shows a partial line about a girl and a father with religious overtones, mentioning a life history and a Western setting. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear events, dates, or named entities to anchor a full summary.
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