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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1921
Page
8
School committee discusses summer baseball at Park Oval. Radcliffe and Moodsy present routine report as eight more classes eyed for next year. Chair Howe leads recommendation amid educators concern over facility use.
Fragmentary text references a church dedication at St Marys RC and a sermon or event involving Father Om, noting impressions of a major cerematics moment. precise details are obscured by OCR errors.
Burglars broke into a residence on Miss Frederick Street last night, stealing valuable items and a cache described by neighbors. Police are examining footprints and reviewing nearby surveillance as they search for suspects and secure the area.
A garbled notice states that Battalion men from Company A are requested to meet at a park entrance for a memorial event. The text mentions R. J. Defourd acting for Company A and references a memorial day or session with unclear purpose.
Permit to erect an apartment estimated at 35000 dollars near Hillside Avenue and East Plaza echoes the railroad from Franklin Avenue. Other permits issued this week include Ricco 352 Pasesie Avenue Becker Conover Avenue David Blutenn 26 Franklin Avenue Charlee Ziegler 18 Church Street and Fred M Lathrop 68 Centre Street for alterations valued at 50 dollars.
Fragmentary notice notes new colors or items arriving for a post or event. Details are unclear but imply a delivery or display под readiness.
Mr and Mrs Leon Carson of Cotomeaye Westervy host over weekend visit and holiday. Mrs W C Saunders of Newark attends a Thursday lunch. Mr and Mrs Arthur B Brown return from Asbury Park after his grandmother’s death. The Stewn family and Natalie stay with Mrs Sawer’s parents Joe Gordon Patterson. Richard Ellis Beechstrest and Jean Witbeck visit Lake Fairy with friends. Crowd sizes rise but fall short of Easter dances at Mason Hall.
Memorial services on Sunday May 29 at Vincent M. Be Church with wreath dedications and a roll call of Great War fallen. Monday May 30 features parades, church services at G A R boulder and local cemeteries, graves decorated, volleys fired, ball game Army versus Navy, and a Black Dance at Park School. Reveille line forms along Parkway then passes through Elm, New Street, Vreeland Avenue, Memorial Parkway, and Passaic Avenue to Methodist and other cemeteries before a motorcade past the Oval and a pass in review before the Mayor and Commissioners.
Town notices enforce payment of 1921 taxes due by June 1. Tax collectors urge residents and businesses to settle accounts promptly to avoid penalties. The message emphasizes the deadline and reminds taxpayers to contact the revenue office for details.
Fragmentary report indicates a school association discusses a theatre project and potential public notices. details are unreadable, including names, dates, and full context.
Fragmentary OCR indicates a possible note about Vita De Muth seeking marriage in New York at a church associated with Clifton Salen School. Details are unclear. names and locations are uncertain due to garbled text.
Word arrived that Lawson T. Hill was married in Honolulu. The notice provides no details on the bride or date.
Miss Mies Margaret Eville, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Witla Eville of Rute, is noted in society notices as the newborn infant of a local family.
Roger C. Walcott of Grant Avenue entered the Harvard contest in declamation on May 27. He chose as his subject La France et L Angleterre, presenting a French language appeal before the competition judges.
About twenty juniors studied Macbeth under Miss Marion Walker and attended the performance Thursday. Curtis' industrial class took the Standardization Examination in current history treaties and acquisitions. The High School Chorus has disbanded for the season. The Class of 1921 banquet is set for June 22 and graduation on June 23. A Park School picture show raised money for a machine. The team will play Union Hill High School at noon on Decoration Day. Teachers include Miss Mercedes George and Stanford Hine Onyeare.
Nutley infantry veterans voice call to attend Monday services honoring fallen comrades and the republic's ideals. The former battalion head urges all former members of the unit to join the commemorative event and reflect on their service.
In a short, unclear notice from an old page, readers glimpse names Mrs Shaw and Miss Malmar connected to a joint hearing. The fragment hints at contested matters linked to "Brer Rae" and "Waters" with unrelated titles faded in and out. The text is garbled and partial.
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