29 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1919
Page
1
Amid board discussions at HGH School, officials weigh reviving athletic activities. Mr. Lewis indicates plans to organize potential teams and events as part of restoring sports programs pending further moves and approvals.
A partial reader text shows two individuals named John A and Sadee Ls receiving prison terms of one year and a day. The excerpt references appeals and conviction discussions connected to a Kent Motors matter.
Readable lines list several residents and addresses: H. W. St. John 52 Edgewood Avenue Le 158 Vreeland Ave 6, Anne 1187, Phill Jannarone 20 Harrison, J O'Neil 142 Brookfield Avenue, F B Carland 130 Satterthwaite Avenue, phone 867 J.
Local notices report Reanna Porons and John Carver Adams among residents affected by war. Mentions include Walter Geen Ws Ryan of the War BN, Philip Stanley visiting with comrades, and Mrs. C E Callahan with niece Josephine Callen planning to motor home. Also notes discharge and leaves from Camp Dix Camp Mills Camp Meade Newport News and imports of troops and returns from France.
Bank of Nutley directors approve raising capital stock from 9 00 to 900 000 and plan to place the funds with the Federal Reserve. cashiers note potential public sale at current rates. Fire department battled an East Pleasant Street and Milton Avenue blaze, wind complicating efforts, with damage to a nearby dance hall attached to a saloon formerly run by Vito Crecca.
A Philadelphia boy at Camp Merritt writes from Ruth Beaumont Street thanking Nutley women for making soldiers' stay pleasant. He expresses gratitude to the community and notes the 37th Infantry, dated March 22 1919, with a pledge to be kind in return.
The suit seeks $10,000 in damages filed in the Supreme Court of Passaic. The plaintiff is Max L. Simon of Passaic, alleging injuries from a motor vehicle collision in front of a local location. The document notes the car involved and the surrounding circumstances.
J K Hay on Passaic avenue leased a 26 Tennis place property for two years to Walton, head of the estate office at 167 Whitford. The deal which moves implications for June indicated California visitors and local business activity.
Rev. James A. Fairey, pastor at St. Paul’s, will deliver the anniversary sermon. The church, established in 1898, has 136 members and recently underwent repairs or reconstruction.
The text indicates band membership remains but with changes and a plan to learn new pieces. It notes the Battalion event in the Bee quarter of this year and mentions talent development and potential benefits for the town and India. The fragmentary passage references players and a company context.
The final debate in the suburban High Schools series will be held at the Park School Auditorium. Details about participating teams and times are still being arranged for the Seeral a well area.
A partial recount of ballots cast is underway at the Memorial building and later at the Community House. Officials note a large number of ballots and indicate processing continues with results pending.
J ONeal announces the committee for the Victory Loan drive next month with Johnson, Brar, Albert, George and Col. HG in key roles forming the leadership slate for the campaign.
Allen N. Conover of Nutley Terrace died last Sunday in Washington D C after a two week illness. The New Jersey death notice notes a funeral at Ridgelawn Cemetery.
The rector of St. Marys is reported to have joined a local B. P. Elees lodge as dues notices were ordered served on those in arrears.
Committees composed of T. J. Q Nell W. J. Berg Mice A. J. Bickers Ernest Bickell A. BE are organized in the portland area. The item notes a drive by the local labor union chapter with unclear dates and participants.
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