07 Nov 1914
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1914
Page
1
Strong G O P vote polled with little local interest. Republicans highlight dedicated committeemen work. Ward results show gains for Gomes Le and others. Epworth League notes urge turnout for city affairs and upcoming meetings.
The Gold concert of the Philhar mo'ig Society will be held at 6 p m in the Town Hall. Alvah V Stattner makes his second appearance with Chopin De Shace pieces and an impromptu. Ruth Graham contralto from Part Orange sings. Lucy veh soprano and Stephen F Cauker violininist also appear. Proceeds go to the Red Cross Fund.
Tomorrow at Grace Church the morning prayer will be shortened and followed by a parish meeting. The senior warden will present to the congregation a report on events at the parish council meeting held several weeks ago and a full discussion of the parish's affairs will take place.
The Woman's Club outlines November activities with chair duties at the fancy and tea tables and a candy table. A supper is planned for December and holiday events are scheduled with members managing child care, entertainments, and parish fundraising efforts. Church notes include a monthly women’s society meeting and an evening event for church members.
The new parsonage of St. Pauls Congregational Church was dedicated with an evening service led by Rev. Charles J. Ryder DD of New York. More than a hundred friends attended with Rev and Mrs G W Meed and Rev Par and Mrs C f Soha present. Plans were discussed for land and property arrangements and upcoming church meetings. The report notes a series of club and league events with matches and trophies to be contested through the season.
A speeding car ran onto an electric light pole after losing control on an avenue Saturday night. The driver and passenger, residents of Dalry Street, were among those injured. the incident drew in nearby towns Nutley and Osu hem as authorities investigated.
A miscellany of names and activities appears for various clubs. Edward Keatler and Edward Yerg are linked to a violin solon while Raymond Yerg and Mies May Redmond are connected to solos. Meetings include the Men’s Club of Sta and Rotary group events with slides, pictures, and invitations to gatherings this week.
The report describes a dramatic victory for Nugent with a large crowd in New York. Details are garbled but imply celebratory scenes and notable reactions from onlookers. Named individuals and settings are referenced though specifics remain unclear.
A five act military drama titled The Confederate Spy will be staged at the Town Hall Auditorium on November 23 and 24. Members of the First Battery of Vincent Church appear in both roles and promise a faithful performance by the same team of actors.
The Ladies Social Circle will hold a supper on Thursday, December 3. Supper will be served from 1 to 3 p.m. in the village hall dining room, with proceeds supporting circle activities.
A fragment notes the town will incur 6 per cent interest on a loan, replacing a prior rate against a debt instrument associated with Ermand Jones, with the town facing increased borrowing costs.
Local sports and civic notes report a forthcoming basketball game between Nutley and St Benedict Preparatory on Friday with Orange aiding fundraising. Citizens discuss event details and preparations as the community eyes a homecoming for Nutley players and a weekend of activities.
Fragmentary OCR mentions names including Charles C. Tillingineest and references to a high school. Details are unclear due to garbled text and missing context.
A brief notices a person preparing to wear items at an evening service. The fragment mentions readiness and a ceremonial setting but lacks clear names or locations. Further readable details are not present.
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