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Newspaper

Nutley Sun

Location

Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1919

Page

10

Social Notes Highlight Local Town Gatherings and Moves

Local social notes list couples traveling to New York and Woodmont for a year, guests visiting from Chestnut Street, and Robert Boynton’s return from Newtown Academy. CTU monthly meeting at Mrs. A Taylor’s home May 27. Friday Afternoon Club programs. dances at the SUT club. births, weddings, and family visits across Sylvan Place, Centre Street, and Prospect Street. Several residents relocate to new homes. town residents attend theatre, bridge, and church events. service members returning from France visit families.

E. R. Renton New York Lory Boyntan Sureet Woodmont Conn Robert Boyntan Newton Academy Chesko George Hake Chestnut Street CTU A. Taylor Hillside Avynues BF. Sites Centre Street New Orleans E. J. K. Mason Sylvan Place C. S. Leecky Reading Lunelear Bridge Club Louis E. Carman Sadie Buckley Passe Avenue Bridgeport Benjamin Hurd North Road Nonquit Mass Men's Association of Franklin Reformed Church Town Hall Max Buchenberger Lakevet St. Mary’s Hospital Vassnic Henry M. Libby Whitford Avenue John Windheim Vreelandvenue Maple Place Arthur Zimlick Germantown Mra Francis, Bennett Whitford Aveue Email Dorsch, Jr Arndale Terrace East Orange Misa Hylly M. Crawford Robert L. Peares Mast Orange M. A. Pearce Charles Orben Maude Higgins Mable DeVoe Wansburg Helen Phares Newark Roger Dittix 209Th Artillery France Duttig Bordenus Tkth Prospect Street Walter O. Lincoln William A. Riches Camp Merritt Lawrence RK. Richey Richey Lieu Reese KB. Jones Cleveland Jack Carroll Westhore Masa Mere William Ducey Adelaide Crowell Washington, D.C B.C. van Winkle Myrtle Avenue UR. Colwell Vreeland Avenue LV. Sutton New Paltz N.Y Harry Brown Baltimore Sylvester McNally Charles Young William Meyerholz Henry Muller John Tucker Howard Harbecht Fred Miler T. Rushy Union Avenue Joseph Seharil Hustrouck Heights Myramt D H. Waltjen Oak Midtee Avenue

Semi Vircus High Notes Highlight Boxing Bout and Plays

About 8600 was raised at the Semi vircus Monday for a school event. Frank Grube and Norman Thomson fought in a boxing match while a second attraction featured students in a humorous skit. The Attic will close for the year next week and a Phiy on Pn day is planned. A moving picture benefit drew about two hundred fifty attendees. An impromptu versis between Vanity and Faculty is set for rest week start. Clifton Grammar vs Park Grammar game was postponed and rescheduled for late next week.

Frank Grube Norman Thomson Meludord Beardet Gna Fat Lady Helen Sean Jennie Cuemas Jeune Law Harry Hansen Mies Walker Ie Chaurre Rosengren Wil Patch Redmonder Brown Sligh School Clifton Grammar School Park Grammar School

Mary A Hudson Dies in Newark Community

Mrs Mary A Hudson aged about seventy nine died suddenly after months of illness. A charter member of Lakies Auxiliary at Lancaster Post Newark she leaves one daughter Mrs Mo C McGowan of Baltimore and two sons Harry L Hudson of Newark and Edward H Hudson of this town. Funeral held at 1 30 pm Wednesday at James J Caffrey funeral parlors 44 Thomas street Newark.

Mary A. Hudson North Rows Hudson Lakies Lancotn Gen R Newark Mo C. McGowan Baltimore Harry L. Hudson Edward H. Hudson James J. Caffrey Thomas Street

Dog Activity Of The Week At Headquarters

Police reports show two complaints of vicious animals on High street and Grant avenue. Three dogs were involved in incidents, one biting a person and another killed on Stager street. A police dog is reported lost on Cathedral avenue and Franklin avenue, while a member of the force loses a dog struck by an automobile on Stager street.

High Street Grant Avenue Stager Street Cathedral Avenue Franklin Avenue

Nutley Patriotic Fund pledges support for Salvation Army drive

The Nutley Patriotic Fund committee expresses hearty sympathy with the Salvation Army and proposes to collect funds for Home Service work. It suggests routing Nutley money to local and county use, emphasizing charity begins at home, with Newark and county work in view. May 21, 1909.

Salva Gen Army Nutley Salvation Army Patriotic Fund Committee Yepeon Nathey Patriotic Fund Red Cross Nanny Fer Tye Pfau Mittee Home Service Fund Newark

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