Moran Family Notice From Highland Address
Fragmentary OCR notes a local name Thomas Moran linked to a Highland address with unclear details. No additional context or event is discernible from the readable text.
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1918
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR notes a local name Thomas Moran linked to a Highland address with unclear details. No additional context or event is discernible from the readable text.
Mrs. James C. Bolger of Whitford Syenee visits her parents Mr and Mrs William C Boyle in Cleveland while Mr Clements and Lilian Clementa of Hillside visit from San See William H Mitchell of Wayne Place hosts. Miss Corinne Bolles of New York visits her sister Mrs Harold Chandor in Stewart Angustes P 3 of Brook Miles Merion Motch Center Park Avenue. District Thomas Hayes Avenue. Town of Easex. September 7 1918.
The document details ward division for elections in Passaic County with a Second Ward boundary along a dividing line east and west, and the First Election District outlined from the centre lines of avenues to the Passaic River. It defines the eastern ward and western part for proper polling and jurisdiction.
Legal notice of sheriff sale in Newark New Jersey dated September 28 1918. Details describe property boundaries along Gleas Avenue Entwistle Avenue and adjacent lines with measurements and southwesterly line references. Attorney Lum Tamblyn and Coyler listed as solicitors with a $38.76 amount recorded.
The item showcases a general utility coat suitable for mountain, shore, or city wear made of tweed with a high or low collar, full lining, and belt. It emphasizes quality, style with back pleat, cuff sleeves, three buttons, and Peau de Cygne trim, offered at 45.00 vs 60.00. Broadcloth suits priced 3.50 and 43.
Reed rep Ide Bet Wet Ae Rat women belt effect silk braid.
Broadcloth 4.00 and 3.45 50 in wide described as rare in beauty and refined to touch. Note soft finish and handsome texture suitable for suits coats and dresses. Also silk yarn dyed all made in USA with chiffon finish and range of light shades and plain black. Plants-Main Floor displays full range for waists skirts dresses and fine linings.
Readable items include pure Irish linen damask and napkins offered at reduced prices while supplies last. Stock features fine Huck towels and table damask with edge stitching, plus bleached Union linen napkins and assorted linens.
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