08 Oct 1921
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1921
Page
1
Members of the Masonic lodge announce the opening of a large bazaar to be held in town. Plans include varied stalls, refreshments, and attractions aimed at drawing visitors and supporting lodge activities.
Local club members urge more volunteers to join committees and assist with hosting duties as they plan events and guest entertainment. The message emphasizes a need for transportation support and additional hostesses to welcome attendees and ensure smooth daily operations.
David Baeder, son of Mr and Mrs D Baeder of Holuses Street Os Oey, is listed among local honorees in the community notices.
A fragmentary account by a boy named Autley describes his journey from the Chinese coast to Pekin by rail. He notes the country appears flat like a pond and observes cemeteries and corn fields along the railroad. He writes to his mother Mrs. about the voyage and surroundings.
The report notes calm conditions in the Oak Ridge sector after curb and gutter works. W. J. D. Loach finished cleaning tar from the curb area, and residents faced no further disruption as crews wrap up the project.
Reported at headquarters Thursday a child playing in the roadway on Union Avenue near Park Avenue was struck by a Ford delivery wagon driven by Andrew. The boy, after three weeks in Monnes County, is recovering.
A series of monthly dances opens at the Field Club with a Hallowe en event on Friday November 4. Brown’s orchestra provides the music. A sale of articles made by wounded soldiers will be held at the Clap Legion hall to raise funds.
The Standard Bearers of Vincent Church will meet Tuesday afternoon after school. Members mentioned include Mrs Earle McAllinter of Willside avenue and Mr L H Crawford of East Orange. Several groups moved to new homes on Whartonsvense.
Union Hill prepares for a football game at Paria Oval amid uncertain conditions. The clash features Nutley Union last season and Hadeem County prospects, with Asbury Park H. & aiming to improve and elects Frank to lead.
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