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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1919
Page
6
Community announcements list attendances for upcoming games and events next Friday. Notes include residents visiting relatives, hosting gatherings, and health updates. several clubs meet at homes or hospitals, with bridge and auction events reported along with travel and entertainment plans.
Elliot of the 27th Division at Camp Mills is noted with the Teasielaer family on Highfield lane. Mrs. Harold A Chandor on Stewart Avenue is ill with influenza. G Willis Saunders from Prospect Street returns home from a Hampshire trip. The Men's Association Vincent Church will hold its event.
A local column describes a preparation sale of numerous beautiful and useful articles from a fancy or household table setting, detailing items gathered for the event and inviting buyers to view and purchase.
The passage urges readers to have a clear aim and to strive to become someone worthy. It contrasts raised ambitions with those who fail, and warns against pitying the inventor or statesman who outpaces others. The focus is on avoiding drift and living with a defined purpose.
Instructions describe preserving apples by layering in a stone jar with heated cooled sand, packing apples one layer at a time half inch apart, sealing airtight, and storing in a coal place. Sand is said to keep apples dry and fever from spoiling.
Samuel Jacobs a 21 year old of 119 Street New York escaped serious harm when his car skidded near Pasqaic avenue ravine south of Vreeland avenue. A bystander Werner reported reckless driving to police and Jacobs admitted intent to turn around. He posted $15 for a court appearance.
Sunday night attendance at the Nutley Lyceum event continued after Hollander Jr. could not speak. Joseph filled in for him while Wil Wallace provided entertainment. The next speaker’s name was to be announced soon.
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