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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1917
Page
4
The Psaitien program at Montauk offers the best Sears style value with daily double features. The big Main avenue house presents popular prices and musical accompaniment on the grand organ enhances each performance.
Paramount and Triangle Kay Bee reels headline four hours of entertainment at the Playhouse Passaic with five acts of Keith vaudeville per show. Mrs Vernon Castle stars Monday and Tuesday in Patria, plus Frank Keenan and Wallace Eddinger perform midweek. Wilfrededs presents Clara Kimball Young in The Prize Paid later in the week.
Chauncey Olcott will headline a week at the Broad Street Theatre Newark starting next Monday night. He will bring back his familiar stage presence and songs to entertain local audiences.
The Heart of Paddy Whack presented by Cohan Harris features Olcott as a bachelor guardian of a ward who falls for a saucy young lady in a rural setting circa 1830. The production showcases period costuming and evolve through comic romance amid a cast including Rath Sinclair Fortescue and Verner.
Miss Elizabeth Nair sails for d to visit Mr and Mrs Charles Bowring formerly of Nutley. Mrs Frank Garland and daughter return from Lakewood and Atlantic City. Mr and Mrs Frederick H Norton and Mr and Mrs W Carrell Diamond attended an informal supper. An auction bridge party for Fortnightly Club wives and guests was postponed to Monday afternoon.
Monday night the Sunday School board of Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church elected officers led by Superintendent Joseph D. Little. John M. Walter was named treasurer with Rae Egleson as vice president of missions, C. B. Vroom secretary treasurer, Mrs. Joseph Mutch temperance superintendent, J. T. Yarrow junior department head, Mrs Chester primary department leader, and Miss Cora Ferris. The school currently enrolls about 400. Top pupil fundraisers received awards for missions over the past two weeks: Thomas H. Garrison, Betty Blake, Margery Liebau and Malcolm Hoyt. About $250 was subscribed.
The horticultural department at the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station explains a method to force early blossoms from forsythia daphne flowering dogwood and Cor nus Mas cherry by placing cut branches in water in a dark place at 40 to 50 degrees for a week or ten days then moving them to a living room to bloom. Such blossoms provide cheerful decorations.
English farmers press for government support with proposed minimum prices for farm products into 1923. Sir Robert Nelson and other leaders advocate price floors to stabilize incomes amid postwar difficulties. The movement highlights concern over market volatility and rural hardship.
A public vendue advertises sale on the tenth day of April at two o'clock for multiple lots in Nutley, Essex County. The description covers blocks A and B with specified lots, boundaries along Russell and Passaic avenues, and the conveyance to John and Elizabeth R. Leak.
Sheriff sale in Nutley Essex County New Jersey on a property described by metes and bounds. The sale is set for Tuesday April 3 at 2 p m at the Newark Court House. The property lies in Nutley and is identified on the Franklin Place map with lot numbers ten and eleven. The description lists boundary bearings and distances and names surveyor Frank Tepohepard.
Official notice from Sheriff Ralph B. Schmidt announcing a sale of property at 401 State Newark New Jersey as part of a case dated March 1917. Meeker and Headley listed as solicitors with the district court involvement and a monetary amount of 15 64 dollars recorded.
A local business announces a sale of new slightly used demonstration and rebuilt pianos and player pianos acquired through exchanges. The items cover instruments from their regular business dealings and are offered at reduced prices.
The Sunday program at Chester J Hoyt Methodist Church includes morning service sessions, Epworth League events led by Mr Byall and Mr Dug Drake, and a Girls Guild meeting. Activities feature Bible study, junior programs, Boy Scouts, and parish outreach with Rev Father Samuel, O F M of St Clare's Roman Catholic Church.
Mass at 8 30 a m second Mass and Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament at 10 80 tomorrow morning at the Church of the Holy Family Harrison Street Sunday and events for Thursday Friday and Sunday unclear text shows litany and class times.
The Missionary Society listed future church events including April 4 featuring The Lumber Jacks, May 2 with A Salad Meeting, June 6 Florida through 2 Motorboat, and October 3 A Japanese.
Will Keeps announces the opening of a shop offering a complete line of new and second hand bicycles sporting goods phonographs and related items at greatly reduced prices. Come to the opening.
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