Crace Fracture of Skull Reported in Incident
A report notes a skull fracture in an incident involving Crace. Medical officials described the injury as serious, with full details not disclosed. Further updates were expected from the hospital.
20 May 1922
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1922
Page
1
A report notes a skull fracture in an incident involving Crace. Medical officials described the injury as serious, with full details not disclosed. Further updates were expected from the hospital.
The children of St Mary's Pare i yee ce.
A town considers selecting an engineer from a pool of 150 applicants. The process involves narrowing candidates to a final few for the post, amid expectations of a fair and efficient evaluation.
The Catholic organization establishes a local court and invites all interested to sign up after Sunday services at the church. The open sign-up remains list to be kept open for participants who wish to join.
Mr and Mrs Patrick Leston of Dublin Ireland arrived Wednesday at the home of his sister in Utley. The reunion followed a 30 year interval as Mr Leston sought his sister with help from family and friends.
B and L directors meet for a cooperative time at a Thursday night event. The gathering includes a birthday dinner held at Stetters in Newark. Commissioner attendance noted.
fragmentary notes indicate Charles G Jones, an architect, is at a site working on a park structure project with references to a new finished building. Details are unclear but point to ongoing construction activity and planning.
Members of the Order and all who desire to attend are invited to a sonic service tomorrow at Vincent Church. The event details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
Rev Robert C. Falconer of St Pauls plans a curbside service inviting motorists to join the church. The event centers on parking 100 cars along streets near the church to symbolize unity between automobiles and faith.
Fragmentary social notes mention several individuals including Mrs Howard, Mrs Edward, Mrs Henry Dale Mera, Walter, Chester, Chestnut area, Luise Van Wo, and Clyde in unclear contexts. Details are incomplete and identities only partially readable.
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