25 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1921
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a university instructor’s career path from a bachelor degree to mathematics teaching and a later role as an assistant graduate coach. Mentions Lincoln School and Church Street with unclear details.
The Auxiliary Guild of Grace Cimreh held an all day meeting presided by Mrs. Ernest Pulsford to sew for the bazaar next fall. A lunch was served and attendees included Rev. Dr. Tinker and Mrs. E. C. Carshaw with other church members participating.
A garbled report describes a discussion about the inception of the instrument in 1876 and mentions efforts to revive or innovate the device. The text references material shortages and ongoing efforts to improve manufacturing and supply.
Two men believed to be operatives of a Newark detective agency were fired upon or threatened during a strike at the Hudson Hat plant on Park Avenue. The confrontation involved about ten workers, including women, as tensions over ongoing labor action continued.
Read aloud from the Nutley High School auditorium last night as the Class of 1921 received diplomas. The ceremony featured seniors including Cath Ciardi Elisabeth Mutch and Donald Whitemacke Mira Vox in a formal commencement.
A man named J H Mackenheimer of 561 Main Avenue Passaic caused the arrest Sunday night of two men after a Newark street incident. The report details a car passing scene near Heller and McGee with damage around 300 dollars and references A E Tor and Van Gieson in connection with the event.
The notice lists minor changes to timetable for Jersey and Frank Avenue lines. Evening departures shift from 3:20 to 3:26 p m and 10:44 to 10:90 p m on certain days. Sunday service updates include 10:56 p m arrival and 9:22 a m from Frank Avenue, with other minor adjustments.
The Social Service Bureau announced the membership drive ended this week with committees reporting a total near 700 members and annual income exceeding $1 500. Several lines show payments and dues from local individuals and groups, plus references to upcoming meetings and elections.
Fragmentary OCR reports discuss alleged English atrocities in Erin, with references to council meetings in July and ongoing hearings. Mentions of Morgan, Oran, and a Stienal Committee suggest a local inquiry or committee involvement.
Commissioner Howe showed a wary frame of mind Tuesday and took charge of town matters alongside Town Engineer Roscoe. He criticized the number of outside issues intruding on local duties and directed focus back to municipal concerns.
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