16 Oct 1920
Page 1
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1920
Page
1
Unclear OCR text outlines potential profit claim linked to Worth River Tube. Mentions lower living costs and opposition references. No concrete names, places, dates, or figures clearly readable.
Fragmentary OCR yields minimal readable content about an engagement titled RANSUE MALLIDY. No clear names, dates, places, or affiliations are present to establish a concrete report.
The article notes the opening of Yountakah new clubhouse during a Columbus Day celebration tied to credit for a project. It mentions W. Wildrick and his family and hints at a romantic-sounding speech, though details are garbled.
City officials plan a winter enforcement push to curb building noise with fines for violations and new penalties. The measure targets late night disturbances and requires compliance from contractors and property managers.
Ladies of Grace Church announce a bake sale to benefit parish activities. Mrs J B Taylor and Mrs C B Royce coordinate the event with several group members expected to contribute desserts and assist with setup.
Nutley schoolboys delivered a sharp if odd week of football with strong speed and precise passing. They dominated Park Oval opponents, sweeping them off the field as Nutley’s offense clicked and their defense held firm throughout the game.
The Flee Society held a meeting Monday with discussions of activities and plans. No further details are readable in the fragment.
It cost 1402.33 to conduct Scout camp for a month and is praised as a first attempt. The Greve Camp of Boy Scouts at a Mass location opened Saturday and closed July 1. William J. Cartmill of Mass. served as director with an average weekly attendance of three boys.
The Epworth League hosts a masquerade dance with patrons listed as Mr. and Mrs. A A Hebert and others. The event includes movies and a play as part of the social program.
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