25 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1919
Page
1
C P Connallay of Colliers Weekly, a friend of Colonel Roosevelt, will lecture as Roosevelt week observes Sagamore Bay memorial park plans. In Nutley eighty three teachers join in the day while funds are solicited to aid the memorial foundation.
Yountakah Country Club plans a Hallowe'en Indian party in October. Organizer Mrs. Charles Wildrick heads the event with features described as novel, aiming to attract members for festive costumes and activities.
Two sisters Misses Margaret and Mitzi Krisch, daughters of Mr and Mrs Charles Krisch of Kinzel avenue, were married in a double wedding performed Thursday night at Town Hall by Mayor Diebitech. Miss Margaret wed A Schurtzler of Brooklyn. Miss Mitzi married Robert C and will reside in Nutley after a wedding trip to Niagara Falls and Washington.
Police think Ernest Canova of Paterson may be the driver who struck Harold Bellows of Franklin Park. Bellows, conscious only intermittently, sustained head wounds but no confirmed fracture. Canova initially produced a Maxwell with license 13891. authorities say he held the other car involved and is under investigation. Bellows recently left the Navy and received aid from Herbert Segal of Newark before being taken to Dr. Aivent L. Jackson for treatment.
Flood lights used on Town Hall during Welcome Home event could be kept on a permanent basis for future use. The proposal suggests installing durable fixtures and maintaining them through regular inspections. Local officials consider long term community safety and visibility benefits.
Mrs Matilda J Canfield widow of Civil War veteran Michael Canfield died Wednesday at the home of her sister Mrs Henry M Libby of Canfield. The report notes her local ties and survivors.
Fragmentary notes indicate a multi-page specs listing for a newspaper issue dated November 12. The readable portions reference column content ideas, page counts, and feature slots without full details or clear events. No names, places, or organizations are identifiable from the fragment.
At Nutley Post American Legion meeting, officers outlined plans to recruit new members, energize current ones, and boost veterans activities. A letter from Legion officials warned against universal military training ties while urging state chairmen to clarify stance ahead of the November convention. Town-clerk petitions on councilmanic form vote face court questions on signatures and timing before six days remain before election.
The Board of Education was authorized to build an addition to the Lincoln School at a cost of 80000. On Wednesday three hundred and more ballots were cast. Williams J J Minech chaired the election and Perley A Prior and Burnham were tellers. M B Reade was deputy. Petitions asked the board to call a special election to vote on an application for constructing a school building.
About 300 of the town's service men attended a dinner-dance Saturday night where a welcome service announced in last week's Sun was carried out. The event highlighted community recognition and local patriotism in a festive setting.
Miss Elizabeth D. Van Winkle daughter of Mrs. John Van Winkle of Chestnut Street and Ensign Philip M. Daab son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Daab of Wood, Pa were married recently at the Church of the Incarnation New York. The couple planned to reside at Atlantic City until their dry known in musical.
Nutley Chapter launches a Fall drive named Roll Call to re enroll old members and recruit new ones. Goal is to raise 15 000 000 for war relief with minimal overhead and strong Home Service praise. Local leaders list include Mrs PF W H r and Mrs G B Mehl among others. Friday October 31 drive begins to ensure every Nutley resident gets a button.
A notice from Mayor Diebitech as chairman calls Patriotic Fund directors to Tuesday night meeting to decide what to do with the remaining 9000 in the treasury. The call suggests reconsulting contributors and possibly reconvening without a formal vote.
The New ark District Epworth League convention at Neanette Teaveman Nean chapter featured a Sunday devotional service led by a guest speaker. No business meeting this month. a Halloween social is planned for Tuesday hosted by Charles Hammond.
War Stamp sales in schools totaled 211.61 this week. Funds were allocated to junior-Senter programs and individual school groups including Washington Park and H Garden with specific small contributions listed.
Sixty servicemen were omitted from the Welcome Home list last weekend triggering family uproar. The Nutley committee led by Whitford Avenue chairman faced anger as missing names surfaced including Demetrio Cappeio D Crocco, John DeVries, Charles Donaldson, H L Harris, William Harrison and many others while organizers planned to award medals to those listed or by the mayor.
A town meeting discussed bills for dog killed poultry. Harry Soutar's claim from Vreeland Avenue awaits proof, while Robert Williams of Street submits a $112 bill for forty five chickens, one referred to the attorney for investigation. Mayor Diebitech introduces resolutions to raise town employee salaries to $2,000 and $1,800 annually as the assistant and town engineer roles remain vacant.
Fragmentary OCR reads names and places with potential church affiliation. No clear event details or dates are provided.
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