09 Mar 1918
Page 5
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1918
Page
5
Terrace residents and neighbors are noted for visits, social calls, and upcoming events. Families including the Dabneys, Carharts, and Garrisons are mentioned with engagements and wedding plans. Local clubs host luncheons, bridge parties, and charitable events while residents travel to Newark, Paterson, and Atlantic City.
Poem by Charles Freeman describes soldiering as a regular job and his transfer from Texas to Greenville Washington to stack bricks in a camp setting. He notes a strong baseball team within his company and hints at future moves to Mineola or Tenafly as he and fellow leaguers stay busy.
Classics, clubs and societies may obtain anti prohibition literature at no cost by applying to the Manufacturers and Merchants Association located at 776 Broad Street in Newark New Jersey.
Samuel Raderea, twenty one, was arrested January 30 and sentenced to twelve years by Judge Lawrence in Newark for a serious offense against his fourteen year old sister. A prisoner's mother made the complaint. Mary McDougall, thirty four, of 49 Munroe Street Newark, was arrested after a late night row near Nutley and Vreeland and fined five dollars by Judge Post. Unclaimed letters at the local Post Office include Mrs A Baker, C Collins, Miss Bessie Duf ford, Miss M P Day, John Evert, Mrs E B Thayer, Mr Wynn. Frank C Drake, Supt.
The local branch of the Woman's Council of National Defense seeks to assess backyard poultry expansion efforts. A report will be prepared for the County Chairman detailing work accomplished and future steps.
A Sunday March 10 event in Newark invites the public to a free lecture by an Italian General from Washington at the Armory on Sussex avenue. The reception committee, led by the Italian Consular Agent, plans a large suburban outreach and 10000 dollars will be sent to the suburbs after the lecture. The General will be received in Natley after the talk.
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