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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1914
Page
4
A fragmented wartime Thanksgiving message extols national unity, safe homes, and food abundance while praying to avoid greed and hate that fuel conflict. It calls for permanent peace, liberty, and democracy, urging faith in the people and God.
The article notes a nearing month until claiming and Christmas shopping. It urges restraint and emphasizes responsible buying, urging readers to shop wisely and avoid excessive spending while highlighting the chance to prepare for the holiday season without overindulgence.
In a heated week, Essex County Board of Preholders faces scrutiny over civil service procedures. The Newark Evening News quotes concerns about legal compliance, potential liability for payments, and party influence on hiring decisions, with calls for scrutiny of advisers and board conduct.
Eddie Dillon selected as coach and president amid Nutley support. The Nutleyite has long shown interest in local sports and draws a strong following from residents, signaling a potential rise in local athletic engagement and leadership.
The Gay New Yorkers Company will begin a two act musical farce at Miner's Theatre Newark Monday with the show detailing two Hebrew department store owners in pursuit of amusement. Cast includes Don Roth as Hogk Wen and Harry Von Tiler as the musical Humberg. Also Shafted: Within the Law at Schubert Theatre Newark next week by Selwyn and Company with Catherine Tower in the lead, and The Argyle Vase revived at the Orpheum with notable detective drama and cast.
A 1900s Casino engagement advertises a photo drama titled In the Land of the Dead Hunters. The piece features Indian melodies by Curtis and a Kwakiutl theme from northern British Columbia. It touts elaborate scenes, a $1,6000 budget, and Morgan patronage, with two daily showings and a dramatic plot about a young chief Montana and the Yaklow clan.
The Women’s Missionary Society held its December meeting on Wednesday afternoon in the church. The session covered sectional events and components with notable attendance.
A call to members to sign and return the bag for contributions to Belgium relief as Belgian fundraisers visit the shores seeking support.
The Europe an evening event occurs Tuesday at 8 15 p m in New Street rooms. Mr D MacCorkenstale will present on The European Situation. Members and friends are invited to attend.
A local pay-ae you center dance is planned at Masonie Mall on Thursday. The committee includes Robert Parr as chairman with Elen Speer May Paxton George Speer and Ver hon Stilwell assisting.
Members of the Ladies’ Aid Society of Vincent ME Church hosted an afternoon tea and bake sale on Wednesday at the church, offering dresses and assorted articles for sale. Tea and cake were served free.
Unclaimed letters held at the local address include Conner C.F. Mrn, Sy Binore, Devin Mes, 27 Hitlerest Trond, Kingsley Mise, Jennie, care of Van Dueke-Wileon Mre, M.A.
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