23 Mar 1918
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1918
Page
1
A fragment mentions a person getting to a steamer and being smuggled into a small boat or gang connected to the Union and Col. The text is partial and unnamed, with unclear specifics about place or date.
Dix Club expresses gratitude to another club for a donation. The note emphasizes appreciation and community support.
Thrift stamp sales over fifteen weeks total $14 061.10, averaging under $1 000 weekly. The town faces a shortfall against its quota with week totals dropping below target. School sales include Park $100.06, High $27.20, W $27.75, Lincoln $10.78, and others.
Health Officer Hutenloch’s report to the Board notes a single contagious case of diphtheria from Island. The engineer cites surveying progress for Ballad project, with two building permits issued totaling 4300. Commission votes and bids from Barrett Manufactur and others await next meeting.
A motor accident claimed the life of Harry Jame Smith, brother of the town engineer. Smith, recently editor of The Atlantic Monthly, was noted author of plays and connected with wartime work. details remain unclear.
Police deny raid on James Ferrara’s Big Tree Cafe near the Nutley Belleville line amid reports of alleged Sunday liquor sales violation by local establishments.
The article lists vote counts for candidates Dr. Tantum 293, Mr. Cone 247, Mrs. Press 221, and a candidate named Ray 163. It notes no opposition to the appointee and discusses plans to open Spring Garden Street and complete heating and drinking fountain work before occupancy.
The District Board issued decisions on additional draft appeals from Nutley and Belleville. Several individuals with various class claims are listed, including Frederick Layton 11-C, Edward Moraweki IV C, with others placed or sustained in classes 1, 2B, 3J, 4A, and related designations.
The Franklin A. C., Nutley’s newly organized light semi pro baseball team, will hold its first practice on the Park Oval today. The club represents Nutley for the upcoming season and will showcase its early lineup and readiness.
Unable to derive clear entities from the fragment. The readable text lacks identifiable people, places, or events to summarize into a coherent news item with a proper headline.
Captain A Wells Ingram of the British Ambulance Service will address the Franklin Reformed Church on War Experiences On Three France. The event supports Red Cross clothing for French and refugee babies. Ingram served in 1914 in France during Mons and the Ambulance Hospital transport work.
Charles Walker an attorney in the Union Building Newark and Joseph Bolet of 81 Main Street arrested Th Patreiatan Marea of the local relief apes 6 Bexews with pasteboard license tag.
Mra. Clarence Com paid six dollars and Mra HL J Condit one dollar for a miscellaneous pair of items, totaling seven dollars, as Ay Molarsky led the sale.
Anti Saloon League distributes over 6 000 petition blanks for the Local Option Law drives in Essex and across Massachusetts with more than a hundred campaigns expected to ratify soon.
Mrs Gustave Luettgens of 54 Terrace Avenue reports $51.18 from coupon campaigns plus $5 earlier total $66.13. The Red Cross collected $60.58 in cash and thanks are extended to supporters.
Two Vincent clubs elected officers at a Vincent Church meeting. Mrs H M Smith was named president and Mrs Chester J A was chosen for the school board. The report notes the Prior program committee and cites the school board meeting on Monday.
Mrs Robinson J M Chase presented to the Woman's Club a fine New American flag to replace the worn one frequently down.
Fragmentary text from a historical page notes a Saturday event and mentions Dengles and a woman, but the details are unreadable. The fragment lacks clear names, places, or outcomes to form a full record.
Thomas J. O'Neil, new head of the Bank for Nutley, succeeds William J. Ute as leader of the third loan drive effort.
The Trenton State House hosted the convention with Unit Chairs from across the state. Speakers urged child welfare and national defense efforts while appealing for book donations. Sarah M. Askew asked for books, aiming to collect one hundred sand volumes monthly to supply each boy embarking on service.
A local golf club aims to acquire property to build a clubhouse and extend the course. Subscriptions to stock are being arranged to fund the land purchase and improvements.
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