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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1918
Page
4
June 22 1918 Our casualty list highlights deaths wounds and captures among Nutley boys and calls for financial aid through War Savings bonds. The piece urges public generosity to equip and sustain servicemen and notes efforts to streamline army medical exams across civilian and military doctors.
The piece argues manpower as the core of war effort and questions reliance on Liberty Loans versus labor-saving measures like leas. It predicts thrift and war stamps could surpass Liberty Loans, notes the steady sale of stamps, and warns long war may dull mobilization frenzy while ordinary thrift persists. It hints at transparency issues in Overbrook patient cases and questions Board of Freeholders negligence amid county resources.
New York June 20 James Gray of Daily Nutley and Clifford Gray of 206 West 119th street are named administrators of Lydia Gray’s $9 000 estate by Surrogate Robert Ladiow Fowler after a court fight. Lydia Gray died intestate April 22 leaving three children Genevieve Gray as surviving heir. Clifford alleged James is a non resident, unaware of affairs, and failed to visit or support his mother since December 1906 while teaching at Vocational School for Boys and at Columbia University.
The Nut ley School board weighs discontinuing the private institution after ten years. With most families sending children there instead of public schools, the board says residents must choose to continue or abandon the enterprise.
An effort to form a Parent Teacher Club at the High School is planned for Thursday night at Sim Sections tbsee Park School. Cormalios Smith of Newark, an expert on club work, will oversee the proceedings and promote a society if there is sufficient interest. All school children are invited to attend.
Inquiries show many women intend to devote spare time to Red Cross and related efforts. A table of rooms at Lincoln and Washington avenues was found available to house workers, and organizers sought a person to take charge.
A High School class of twenty two and a Grammar School class of one hundred four graduated this week. The ceremonies featured appropriate exercises reflecting the students’ achievements and progress in their respective schools.
Mrs George Platt of Franklin Avenue and a party from Irvington Verona and nearby areas spent Tuesday at South Beach enjoying the day trip with companions from Cenker Street Cenker and surrounding towns joined the excursion.
The Nutley Battalion reports dues for the coming year and asks members to contact Lieut. Hoyt to pay dues. The unit notes a building project and recalls a Monday match against Co C, where Co A won 895 to 849 with scores listed for individual shooters.
The article lists soldiers including Privates Hornish Page Hollings and Sergt Dealy as marksmen. It notes recruits Wright Casein and Giark enlisted in the Heavy for Fort Slocum, with Corp Ellis and others preparing for a Passaic review in July.
The graduation class staged an ambitious pageant that impressed the audience and pupils alike, proving time and labor were worthwhile. The piece triggers talk of political terms and cautions President Wilson against a third term while urging Nutley to donate $5600 to the Patriotic Fund for steady monthly income.
A customer asserts that consuming whole peanuts largely reduces ground glass danger, arguing for safer packaging and stricter quality checks. The claim frames consumer safety as a key issue for producers and retailers.
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