14 May 1921
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1921
Page
1
fragmentary OCR notes discuss a proposed plan for educational reform across three states. mention of boards, high school and six year programs, and a letter from a university official references structures for schooling and timelines, with unclear details.
The Turnbull estate left by James E Turnbull is appraised at 68708 dollars with details not disclosed. The record notes the estate used Sie Sevastte tan and bears a state disclosure unclear in the fragment.
A May meeting of Sunday School officers and pastors discusses state law requiring free educational opportunities for applicants ages five to twenty. The Sun reports that authorities are urged to organize and enroll 1100 children, with measures to waive requirements and ensure acceptance.
Fragments indicate Nutley officials discuss school matters in May 1921. The noisy text hints at community interest in high school issues and public service concerns, with references to meetings and local governance surrounding education.
The fragment discusses education efforts, willingness to pay his share, and plans for a new school. It hints at upcoming decisions on action and tactics, but the text is garbled and incomplete.
Partial OCR fragment notes a legal notice in Pace Texas dated May 12 1921. It references a lawful posting requirement and community notice procedures. Distinct entities include Pace and Texas with implied official action.
A former Nutley resident, Samuel Evberg, was found ill in New York Street and taken to Believes Hospital amid an apparent personal crisis and alleged overdose. Police report a small box and other items were found on him and later returned.
Town committees and patriotic groups including Veterans of 1861 to present join in a cooperative effort funding a local celebration. Several organizations such as the American Legion and Spanish War Veterans pledge support as plans proceed.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a high school event or team with four individuals and a unit described as 104,000 seconds or a similar measure. The text is garbled and lacks clear nouns, places, dates, or outcomes to establish a full report.
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Senne Lee Bronx, widow of George A. Hill, of Vrec and She. She recently spent ten days in the hospital and was in her year.
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions a banquet linked to Vincent Mike with unclear details about a host, date, or location. No coherent event or outcome appears in the readable text, leaving the card as a brief, unresolved item from the page.
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