21 Oct 1922
Page 1
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1922
Page
1
Fragmented OCR report lists district numbers and ranges in unclear form. Reads like registration tallies for First and Second Districts with figures such as 645, 404, 652, 712, and 649, but the text is garbled and it is difficult to extract clear names or dates.
A notice lists an antique costume party at Grace Church with Mrs. Van Dyk as chairwoman on October 21 and a fall church event. It also mentions a rummage sale on Friday November 3 hosted by Group 4 at St. Paul’s Guild. Local organizers include Wildrick Welch Nor man Johnston and others.
Fragmentary notice mentions individuals Mrs A of Vreeland, Janice Miller, Robert Searie, and Bihy with unclear context and spellings.
Wartime disruption leads to cancellation of the Fat Man race. Roy Myers and Ake Bard were listed as captains with Decks noted for possibly saving the event. The record shows unclear phrases and fragmented names reflecting obfuscated OCR text from a historical page.
Delays in the Park School expansion arise from lack of steel and coal due to strikes and an embargo. Contractors report postponed deliveries affecting the $265,000 project and the architect’s timeline as the board weighs how to proceed amid rising prices and order cancellations.
A Saturday gathering hosted at the home by Mrs. George Eckstein and Mrs. Franklin Howard showered Miss Gladys Sandford with attention and good wishes from her sisters.
Police log shows six crashes and several arrests for minor motor vehicle violations plus a garage theft during the past week. Mrs John F Clark of Hillside Ave reported a collision with a Jacob Zimmerer Realty Co truck driven by Fred Roller as she traveled weeks.
Members of the Hebrew Congregation of Nutley on Memphis Avenue pledged to complete church work and invite the community to the opening of a new chapel. The note mentions leadership moves and the goal of establishing a lasting house of worship after years of effort.
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