22 May 1920
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1920
Page
1
Schedule lists events at the Yourtakah country club for the season. Includes Four Ball Handicap and Putting Contests on September 8 at 4 PM, Open rounds through September 25, Columbus Day match play events October 12, and low net score prizes.
Richard Murray led the Epworth League cabinet installation during Sunday night church service at Vincent Church. William Mutch and Eleanor Parsons were noted as away at college until June, with Smith substituting for William.
The notice states two vacancies will arise on the Board of Education due to members being elected to other posts. Albert E. Howe left his role this week and Mrs. Arwan was elected. Prospective actions include appointing a citizen to fill the vacancy or waiting until the March district meeting.
Mrs. Katherine A. Adams of Highfield Lane sustained a broken collar bone and Mrs. Anthony Usina of Avenue was bruised when an automobile driven by Mr. Usina collided with another car at Broad Street and Avenue Bloomfield Saturday afternoon. Two cars were damaged in the crash.
A court case involving Jameson family tensions reports alimony claims. Grace A R sought relief from Vice Fielder Tai Jameson, alleging abusive treatment as justification for living apart. An order required Jameson to contribute $10.
Announcement made by Mr. and Mrs. J Boyle of Hillside Avenue regarding a forthcoming event. Details limited in the readable text.
Readable fragments mention Carl Bevan of Bovars and a visit the coming week. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate an upcoming appearance or meeting on Chastaut Street and surrounding area. Further context unavailable.
Tuesday afternoon at the Park Oval Irvington High School defeated Nutley 9 to 4 in a high school baseball game. Denman connected for four hits as Irvington scored twice in the sixth, Nutley responded with one run, and Nutley then tallied two more in the seventh. Redmond pitched eight innings for Nutley. Buckley and Redmond led with timely hits. The Attic, the Nutley High School paper, announced its final issue in mid June with photos scheduled for the Attic Board and athletic teams. A track meet is planned for Saturday.
Charles H. Pool Jr. of Mountainview Avenue will present a piano and organ recital at 8 15 p m Friday May 28 at Park Avenue M E Church East Orange New Jersey Gustave L Becker noted New York teacher will accompany at the second Park Avenue Church on the program
Judge Archibald of Kearny District delivers a talk on Americanism to the Franklin Reformed Church Men's Association meeting. Tickets for the event are now on sale.
In Nutley May events given, matronies and families gather as Mrs Lester Beardalee returns from Se the wel Chagen trip. Residents host visitors including Mr and Mrs Arnold and Mr and Mira Dean. The University of Oregon connection appears with Mrs Milton of Passaic Avenue. A 33rd wedding anniversary is noted for Mr and Mrs Rudolph G Schaaf.
Mre A. P. Gamphor of West Africa, wife of the late Camphor, spoke Thursday at a Methodist gathering. The event honored church leadership and highlighted ongoing religious efforts in the region.
Ill for more than four years pernicious anemia, Mrs. Elisa off, sister of Mr. Wilson of Chestnut, at the home of Henry Bates, of 2 F the formed, where burial will be made.
Residents extended cleanup efforts through the health department led program and improvement team. A total of fifty six loads were handled during the extended cleanup week.
A fragmentary listing notes a May cabaret at Mason Hall on Wednesday May 26 and an unclear entry for May 27 mentioning Tee and potentially wine related items. Names and places are distorted, affecting clarity of acts and times.
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