20 Mar 1920
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1920
Page
1
A fragment notes the census indicating a population around 9,300, with uncertain timing and references to prior counts. It mentions probabilities of not exceeding former census totals and dates several months earlier, but the text is incomplete.
Vincent Church invites attendees to a Sunday afternoon service featuring a cantata titled Christ the Victor. The event highlights a program of sacred music and worship for the parish.
Nutley girl lands a leading part with The Little Theatre Guild of Newark. Two performances are scheduled on March 26 an evening show and a Saturday matinee.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion has been formed in Nutley and will attach to Local units. Membership requires a mother wife daughter or sister of a man who served. A meeting to elect officers and admit new members is set for Monday night March 29 in the library assembly room. Mise Kinos asks all women relatives of service men to attend.
Mohawk couple William Meyerbols and wife from Centre Street faced a rough voyage home from West Palm Beach after three months away. The crippled vessel was towed to Hampton Roads by the revenue cutter Manning as seasick passengers endured a long wait with constant wireless contact. Upon landing, the steamship awaited further arrangements.
In anticipation of the golfing season the Larkin House outlines partial remodeling work for this summer to prepare for visitors and events. The notice mentions plans and scheduling but lacks detailed dates or contractors.
The Wutley Club takes a monthly lease on Masonic Hall for a program featuring simple entertainment. The event includes dancing and is described as a straightforward af fair with good entertainment. The club highlights its postwar activity and affiliation with veterans.
George Mokus or alias George Vinas known as Bigos was captured after a week of investigations into thefts in several nearby towns. He admitted to charges in multiple towns and his school records show normal mentality upon Juvenile Court examination. He and his family live at 169 Avenue Clifton.
J A Edgerton secures a prominent post as head of state prohibition efforts. The appointment aligns with federal influence from Daniel C Roper and related administrative actions noted in the report. The piece highlights the significance of the position and its public policy implications.
A report discusses re surfacing Franklin Avenue along with other streets in neighboring towns. The county may require ten percent of costs from property owners for permanent pavement projects, but no clear rule exists. Commissioner Cook notes town funds should cover the street work, while questions remain on material choice and Public Service responsibilities.
The Watchung Civic Association comprising Nutley residents and Peete Shelve is studying a plan to annex a small part of Nutley 10 to Bloomfield. Most residents in the section favor the change according to the report.
About seventy five residents attended a meeting at Washington School in the eastern town section. A class of thirty two was enrolled to begin studying elementary American history and language with the goal of applying for teaching staff positions. Former staff member gave a fete solo and Frank DeRose read the Americas creed.
James Emory Turnbull a longtime resident of Vree land Avenue and Colonial Terrace died yesterday morning after a three month illness. Funeral services will be held at his home tomorrow at 2 PM with burial at Derant Place near Virginie Cheeal.
Kempton Council 1646 R. A. will hold its secular meeting at Masonic Hall Monday evening March 22. The event features the Grand Orator as guest of honor in a formal program.
The Battalion Smoker in the library basement attracted about 120 former members. The turnout was likely larger if not for the host's choice of doughnuts and coffee.
The Nutley Rifle Club and Verona Rifle Club match scheduled for Thursday evening was postponed because of impossible road conditions. Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Miller of Prospect Street and Mr. and Mrs. L B. Rothwell returned Sunday from Southern Pines, N C. Mrs. BE T Bryant of Coeyman Avenue, who recently had an operation at St. Mary's Hospital, Passaic, is now at home.
The Reformed Church proposes erecting a parish house connected to the church on See Creek. Plans call for converting the current prayer meeting room to the basement and adding billiard room bowling alleys and showers in the basement. A central heating plant will serve both buildings.
Preelection activity slowed a bit this week but Rodolph G. Schaaf has entered the race. He plans to travel to the south then return to select a candidate to represent the ward in the upcoming election.
The report reviews water rents, bids for street work, and departmental receipts. It notes an advisory committee for building plans, proposed rate changes for water and street charges, and current leaks and sidewalk work impacting the city budget.
Nutley Post No 70 of the American Legion held a party Tuesday evening at the Strand Theatre in Newark. The event drew invited guests active in legion work and featured the Barrymore film There-a Barrymore during the show.
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