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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1920
Page
7
S Weltter of Franklin accepted appointment as director of the Indiana Radium Institute in Indianapolis. He will lead the Radium Clinic connected with the medical department as Dr Reitter departed yesterday.
The American Legion plans a Memorial Day observance in the afternoon at 5 30. The event honors fallen soldiers buried in local graves and nearby towns with a quiet commemoration led by chaplain.
Readable fragments list several street names and numbers including 21 Satterthwaite Ave 68 OH na 06 Vreeland avenue Intindola Hancox Avenue 196 Harrison Street 296 Nutley Avenue. No context or action provided. items appear as a miscellaneous address collection.
Fragmented item notes a house on Vreeland once owned by Mr and Mrs Liam A Welant sold to Mr and Mrs of Manhattan Beach. Mentions Decoration Holidays at Ocean Grove and a couple spending time there with Park Ame.
Regular meeting notes include arrests and fines, health and revenue reports, and a center establishment ordinance. Town officials record receipts totaling 1414.78 for the week ending April 12 1920 and 3278.12 overall, with references to commissions and zoning actions.
The resignation of Mr AH Pax in Howe Co No 2 is confirmed with the appointment of Zimmerman Jr as day maid and night mantn. A communication about hydrants was referred to the Department Streets.
A 1920 meeting notes health officer duties for week ending April 27 1920 and revenue collector town clerk director figures show bank transactions with Nutley Bank amounts around 10000 15000 dollars. The fragment mentions Peremee and Fae m and Bank of Nuthey with internal transfers and net figures unclear.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions B4 Washington Avenue and a strike, with references to a Town Clerk and an apparent property or parcel context. Details are unreadable and no complete event or action is discernible.
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