Week's Carnival For Fund Starts This Afternoon
A week long carnival fundraiser begins this afternoon with events and booths planned to support the local fund. Organizers urge community participation and note schedules posted at the gate.
25 May 1918
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1918
Page
1
A week long carnival fundraiser begins this afternoon with events and booths planned to support the local fund. Organizers urge community participation and note schedules posted at the gate.
Memorial week activities begin Saturday May 25 with sports Sunday May 28 and a Town Hall flag raising. Governor Edge will appear in Nutley with staff and Adjutant General Gilk for Decoration Day events. Major parade planning, luncheon at Town Hall, Hamilton Club visit, and a 1200-strong parade are outlined with details to be printed on programs.
Supt Beachler asks for volunteers to provide boarding for teachers next year and to contact him for a listing. The notice highlights wartime service of Capt Boylen and outlines ongoing fund drives by Vincent Church women and Red Cross volunteers with a week of events at Park School including a moving picture day and charity can- vassing.
Nutley Patriotic Fund lists all contributors and monthly donors since January 1918 for the 1918 Honor Roll to be published after May 30. Readers are urged to sign new cards, update subscriptions, and increase or donate for 1918 work, with names to be included on the honor roll when published.
Nutley Patriotic Fund asks for lump sum gifts to aid the American Red Cross and National War Fund. Donations payable to Nutley Patriotic Fund Inc. go to N B Herslof, Treasurer, Nutley New Jersey. Messages promise Red Cross and patriotic support will be sent with each subscriber return.
The account chronicles Oske-non-ton a Mohawk Chief’s son and heir detailing tribal ceremonies, fierce adventures in Canada and Saskatchewan, a near fatal lion encounter with his dog warning him, and a dramatic fight with a lioness in a cave. It portrays a life of peril and noble breeding within the Six Nations.
The Nutley community reports the death of Albert Trazewski of 48 Entwhistle Avenue serving as a private in the 16th Infantry. Born in Poland, he came to America in 1915 to live with his sister Mrs Teopila Roswad aurka. Surviving relatives include his sister and his mother in Poland. Two other Nutley men have died in service, Stephen Dorr Jr. in an air crash at Toronto and William Harrison from Newport News.
An advertisement in the New York Herald highlights wartime service and daily Sunday coverage of Europe related events.
A truncated fragment recalls a man haunted by past conflict, mentioning two cubs, harassment, scars, and enduring memory of a long battle. The text is incomplete but implies lasting impact on the individual and family.
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