26 Mar 1921
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1921
Page
1
A garbled historical accounting snippet shows numbers like 52 POINTS and 4.42 with mentions of increases and decreases. It references commissions, requirements, bonuses, and totals but the fragment lacks coherent structure or identifiable individuals or organizations.
Fire rips through a building at 339 Broad Street after a mattress strike incident injures Jorge Wiegles of the HPO. Upper stories are destroyed. a yearlong danger remains as other areas suffer damage and crews battle the blaze.
Crystal Lodge hosts the Pythians as W E Pearson receives a twenty five year jewel from the lodge members in a formal ceremony at the height of the Pythian order.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a manuscript or printing project nearing public release. The passage mentions a person named Gottfried and hints at prior discussions or broached topics within a small group. Context remains unclear due to damaged text.
A school event at Plainfield High School on April 29 will feature a board made contest with prizes for winning teams. Winners receive eight and a prize for the top school, with ceremonies and dances planned after the event.
The Nutley Club members voted to purchase a site for a new clubhouse. The decision followed a meeting where the majority supported the exploratory purchase and future construction plans.
Readable text notes elaborate Easter music at churches tomorrow. Mentions Schelke bass fi work Rake ee in Gre Se.
A special Easter music program was held at Reform Church featuring local performers. The event included hymns and solos, drawing families from the Gatarch area to the village church.
At the Memorial Parkway Committee meeting, chairman B Carland stated work to plant 400 trees along the brook will begin soon. Veterans who served in the war are named as those honored by the project.
Feeney travels to Newark amid confusion as reports name Pox and J ried of Sekagtown with unclear context and dates. The fragment hints at local figures or events connected to Tabert and Peddie in an unsettled crime or incident narrative.
The sixth lecture in the two series delivered by Robert G Fairouse titled Early Views on Together explored Paul’s letters and the early church. The talk included audience questions and the lecturer’s summaries.
A notice announces a marriage today between Miss Alms and Mr. Chara with accompanying details from the local registrar and church. The fragment confirms nuptial plans and the couple’s names as presented in the public notice.
Involving Mia Roth Davis, a professional dramatic reader, the program features The Resurrection as part of the cantata The Risen King at Vincent Church tomorrow at 4 30 in the afternoon.
Grace Church outlines its morning service with hymns Hallelujah Risen and Christ is Risen and choir Communion and offertory. The notice lists the order of worship and musical selections for the Proceasional service.
Rain kept most Nutley Civic members from attending a Thursday night gathering at St Marrs Hall. Only a few members were present, and the planned discussion on local issues was not held.
Dr Henry H Rusby of Newark formerly of this town will start next month on a scientific expedition to South America. He will focus on southern Venezuela Ecuador and eastern Colombia with funding support from unnamed backers.
A Nutley soldier killed in France is buried here. He enlisted at age 18 and died from wounds received from a high explosive shell a day before his unit’s advance near Bon.
John H. Elliott deputy director of the income tax board of the state notes a reported average commuter income above five thousand dollars amid tax reform discussions.
Fragments indicate new street signs have appeared along Franklin Avenue with the visible text suggesting installation or replacement activity. The readable portion mentions Franklin Avenue and references signs as a current street-improvement item.
The town faces a sewer contract dispute costing about 10000 due to alleged poor work. Town Engineer Symonds noted the current plan and work kept over prevented quicker objections. A hearing on objections to the Weston street sewers was set for April 12 with plans for further North Passaic Avenue sewers.
A town hall address by an Army captain is planned to denounce Bolshevism. The event is sponsored by the four churches and will be held at the men’s club.
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