30 Mar 1918
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1918
Page
1
At St Pauls Church the evening choir director Frank L Rasby will conduct the cantata Rabboni at 4 o clock in the afternoon. The item continues with more details.
A list notes participants and alternates headed to a camp on Tuesday. Names include Chester Simpeon and Rugiero Dongello with listed addresses in Newark and nearby towns. Volunteers and Red Cross chapter members will provide knitted sets and comfort kits during the trip.
A local priest was appointed head of the county basketball league amid discussions of sectarian influence. The move places his junior team in the spotlight as the season begins and raises questions about community roles in sports governance.
Community workers call for residents to place accumulated waste paper in street boxes for Red Cross relief efforts. The initiative stresses timely collection and neighborhood participation to support ongoing aid activities.
Testimony from city officials notes the shortage of ordinary road oil will greatly curtail repair and construction projects this season. Commissioners from New York and Newark highlighted rising costs and bidding delays for materials, with plans to solicit bids for broken stone and sand land needs as they seek to raise funds for railway and trolley maintenance.
In the First Essex district the District Board settled claims for Raymond C. Sauter of Belleville who sought Class III-B and III-L but was given Class II-B and I-D. William J. Burke of Belleville claimed Class III-B and IV-A but received Natley. Trevis of Baleville claimed
The Nutley Red Cross Chapter reports work completed in January and February. Shipments included 2301 gowns, 52 mas lin dressings, 260 tal garments, 360 maple sweaters, and 26 other articles. Roberta W. Diebitsch, Headquarters Secretary.
Talcott Williams dean of the Columbia School of Journalism spoke at Town Hall in a large Armenian Relief drive rally. He said Germany spent the last 25 years entwining Turkey to control it when a crisis came as part of the event's closing emphasis.
The Spring Garden Building near Bloomfield Avenue between Coeyman and Hawthorne avenues will be inspected today and tomorrow. The new Spring Garden School, not yet in session until April 16, is complete except for furniture and ready for citizen inspection this afternoon and tomorrow from 10 to 6.
Edward Bestman was arrested by Patrolman Murren for driving with invalid license tags. In local court he faced a penalty of 108 dollars, with 76 dollars deemed a car fine across a case described as unclear and unresolved.
The Red Cross calls for surgical dressings as Western front fighting intensifies. The appeal emphasizes urgent fabric shortages and the foundation of relief efforts.
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