Watch and dinner set donated at Saturday dance event
A gift comprising a gold wrist watch Yetrola and a dinner set was presented at a Saturday dance hosted by Mr Blanist, marking a notable contribution from the atriga group.
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1922
Page
3
A gift comprising a gold wrist watch Yetrola and a dinner set was presented at a Saturday dance hosted by Mr Blanist, marking a notable contribution from the atriga group.
The Consoeo Church and R. C. convened their first Oct worship at 11 AM with Mr. Falconer preaching on Education. A alto solo and quartet performed In the Hour of Trial while the evening service featured postal games and a subject on Education. Progress of Negro education discussed for October 12 at 8:15 PM with plans for work activities.
Franklin Reformed Church announces a Boy Scout meeting this Wednesday at 8 pm and a Saturday event at the Church House Auditorium. The notice lists the Bermonded area and references troop activities and a parish gathering.
Report notes ongoing appeals for aid to refugees at Smyrna with requests for contributions. The message emphasizes continued fundraising efforts and appeals for support to assist displaced persons.
Voters will decide the county election on November 7 1922 from 6 AM to 7 PM selecting United States Senator three Members of the House of Representatives twelve Members of the General Assembly County Clerk eight Members of the Board of Chosen Freeholders and voting on public questions including a State Bond Issue State Highway Bonds passed March 17 1922. Registration is 7 AM to 7 PM third Registry Day October 17 1922 from 1 PM to 4 PM.
Qualified voters must file affidavits in Newark at the Essex County Board of Elections Room 311 Court House or with the municipal clerk in their municipality. All affidavits must be filed not later than October 24 1922.
A fragment notes general election registration and transfer requirements. It mentions moving in and securing a transfer for the upcoming election day. No specific names or places are provided.
The County Board of Elections outlines transfer schedules and polling hours at its Newark office with morning and evening sessions on Election Day. It details absentee voting rules for the general election, including where to file applications and required medical or illness certificates, all subject to deadlines in October 1922.
Vague OCR describes polling site details for Bloomfield including Vreeland Avenues and 557 Franklin Avenue. It references Barber Shop and Hose Co. No. 2 fire house on High Street as part of the polling route in Passaic County.
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