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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1921
Page
10
A brief report notes discussion on awarding Park Oval for baseball. The matter was brought up by Chairman Howe and is part of a committee review on facility use and scheduling.
R J Dufourd acting for Company A issues a call for all Nutley Battalion men to meet at the Centre street entrance. Details incomplete as the notice breaks off in mid sentence with contact for Mr. Ryan.
Plans filed show a 35000 dollar apartment near the station on the railroad from Franklin Avenue. The filing lists constructions by various parties at addresses including 352 Passaic Avenue and Conover Avenue with dwelling and garage alterations, plus a 50 dollar alteration for Fred M. Lathrop at 68 Centre Street.
The drive for new colors is under way as Post announces arrivals and plans for updated hues. The initiative aims to refresh branding and product lines with colorful updates across platforms and displays.
The community notes multiple weekend visits and social events. Mr and Mrs Leon Carson host Mr and Mrs Harry D Winsor of Westerly R I. Mrs W C Saunders of Newark entertained at a luncheon bridge party. Guests included H N Rodman James Lawrence and Mrs John DeWitt.
Ex servicemen of all wars Police Department and Boy Scouts take part in Memorial Sunday services at Vincent M. E. Church with wreath dedication Monday. Procession forms May 30 at 9:30 A. M marching from Memorial Parkway to churches cemeteries and back to the oval for a pass in review before the mayor and commissioners.
Town Hall issues tax notices with payment due by June 1. Residents not receiving bills can call the tax office to obtain a bill. penalties apply for late payment.
The article notes that Scheel Athletics purchased a Pathescope and is presenting public performances in opposition to cinema. It reports the shift from theatre to athletic venue as part of a broader cultural contest over moving pictures.
Fragmentary text mentions a noon or afternoon time and a person or group connected to Prince York, with unclear reference to a proceeding or event at a place called The Trane. Details are insufficient for a clear summary.
Word arrives of the marriage in Honolulu of Lawson T Hill son of Mr and Mrs George A Hill He and Fiti will establish their home at Hodson.
Readable fragments show junior class students studying Macbeth under Miss Marion Walker. A concluding program is planned for June 22 at 3 PM with a promenade style exercise and a performance lesson in the auditorium.
The notice outlines a joint recital with Miss Malmar and a program including selections such as Down in the Fork Wind and Great Miracle of Air. The text references multiple works and performers, with partial phrases like Arr Fate and Uippy Little Sal indicating a varied lineup.
Reported fights dominated police activity this week with multiple disturbances around late night hours. A series of incidents near a property caused a curtain fixture to fall and minor gas damage from an open flame, but no serious injuries were noted.
Dr J A Wa declines another term on the Shade Tree Commission saying in a letter read at Tuesday’s Board meeting that he was appointed last week to fill the vacancy. The report notes the body is discussing its next steps and awaiting further guidance.
The chorus of St. Pauls Church will present a special music service next Sunday evening under its leader. The event invites parishioners and community members to attend for worship and musical performance.
Fragmented OCR text hints at local politics with a Bur ip mayoral figure seeking backing while reporting narrow funds and public sentiment. The garbled source mentions boosters, a bureau, and calls for support from the community.
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