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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1917
Page
3
The letter argues Secretary McAdoo nearly censored press coverage of the Liberty Loan. It contends banks, bond houses, and newspapers aided public financing, preventing censorship and ensuring the loan’s success despite initial publicity flaws. The piece labels such censorship as aiding the enemy.
A heated dispute over baseball naming at Park Oval threatens a clash tomorrow. Both sides insist they are right, citing promises from officials while opponents call them tentative. Red Cross work, liquor license protests, and Sunday sports are discussed as part of broader civic divisions.
The Sun notes that readers in dry state areas should renew subscriptions only until the new liquor advertising can be sent to their post offices. Residents know the rule and its start dates. numeration is unnecessary to prevent needless letters and money loss.
A passerby cut down most of the festooning poison ivy along Passaic Avenue between Vreeland and Brookfield avenues. The note invites the saver to reveal their name for praise and credit.
Local business owners report that using ovar time contributions as excuses for unpaid debts is growing as a nuisance. Citizens dubbed Mr. Alwayshort and Mrs. Deadbeat appear as recurring examples in the chatter.
Mr and Mrs Sumner Wheeler White of Whitford avenue announce the engagements of their daughter Miss Eleanor Frances White and their son George Crosby White. Eleanor will marry Dr Edmund Waldemar Hl of Newark and George will marry Miss Louise Lawrence White of Boston. No wedding dates set. White is at Fort Myer VA. Eleanor is a Westover School alumna and debutante. Dr Hl is Princeton 1913 and recent M D from College of Physicians and Surgeons.
Fire of unknown origin damaged an unoccupied Passaic avenue house near Kingsland street on Thursday morning. The blaze began in the attic, apparently in a gable, and caused about $1,000 in damage before fire apparatus arrived.
Nutley residents share engagements and upcoming ceremonies. Miss Edith May Iliffe and Lloyd Van Winkle publicized engagement at a linen shower. Numerous social events, teas, bridge parties, and visits across Nutley, Jersey City, Englewood, and Pompton Lakes noted, with guests from New York and Philadelphia.
Three Newark youths aged seventeen were fined 10 each plus 2.50 costs by Recorder James M. Post for raiding Mrs. J. H. Cabba s apple trees. The arrest was made with officers Platt Murren and Chanceman Murren. Fines paid yesterday. judge urged strict action in garden theft cases.
Nutley Red Cross Chapter forwards April May Life sustaining contributing and subscribing mem bership to National Headquarters in Washington D C. Officials announce on June 1 that U S membership has reached 2 090 000. Delays in sending the Red Cross Magazine are explained by National Headquarters readjustments. Local secretary notes and warns against unauthorized endless chain letters as fundraising.
A nurse who spent two and a half years in Verdun and surrounding areas and is returning to France will speak Monday night at the Franklin Reformed Church in Nutley. She will discuss Red Cross work and her experiences under fire on the French front.
The week’s top fiction titles include Rich mond’s Brown Study Undertow Norris Lydia of the Pines Willsie Mr Britling Sees It Through Wells Jan and Her Job Harker. Non fiction features Wells God the Invisible King Hill Canning Preserving and Jelly Making Ffinson Ituly France and Britain at War Wells My Home in the Field of Honor Huard.
Mrs. Josephine Neidzinski of 460 Centre Street dies after a year long illness at age 23. She is survived by her husband and one child. Funeral services set for tomorrow at the Polish Catholic Church in Bloomfield with burial at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Merriam and Miss Gladys Pier of Daily Street are at Ellenville New York for Kingsley Martell son of Mrs Florence Martell of Whitford Avenue is at Yarmouth Nova Scotia Louis LeBel of Walnut Street is home from a visit Cedarhurst Mrs W Carroll Diamond of Burnett Place has returned from Northampton Massachusetts where she attended a Smith College class reunion
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