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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1918
Page
11
A terse report notes an early start at the Town Hall as attendees prepared for the weekly financial discussion led by Cook. The crowd showed admiration for the speaker’s brave approach and the gathered gaze of many present.
Mrs Caroline Getty Page wife of former Recorder Washington E Page died Monday at her Franklin Avenue home after a six month illness. She was sixty one and had long resided in the area. Burial was yesterday morning in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
Ming Letty Bimith, 25, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilam Smith, dies of typhoid fever. Funeral services set for Friday, with arrangements announced in local paper.
Executive Department proclamation text references William Hughes and a joint declaration. The fragmentary OCR includes scattered phrases about state authority and dates, with incomplete names and actions. The readable portions indicate an official proclamation or decree issued by the governor of New Jersey.
Notice announces a general election on Tuesday November 5 with polling from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. It lists senators and representatives to be elected and references designated polling places.
Nutley Essex County voters are directed to polling sites in the First Ward First District Angelo Pignatore Building 261 Franklin Avenue and the Second District Fire House Town Hall as well as Second District locations including I Shop Mason eH Gane Taek ten vines Bloomfield Pie House and No 1 Park Avenue with supervisor Thomas Hayes at 338 Passaic Avenue. Clerk Simon Blum notes the notice in Nutley New Jersey dated September 7 1918.
Description of the First Election District boundaries. Begins at Belleville town line and Rutan place center line then follows Rutan place Centre street John street Franklin avenue Chestnut area to define the ward limits. The description specifies center lines and street intersections to mark territory.
The Local Post One in Boston records indicate several unclaimed letters, including items addressed to individuals with unclear names and ranks awaiting pickup or return to sender. Postal staff urge recipients to verify their mail to avoid forwarding or disposal.
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