03 Sep 1921
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1921
Page
1
Public schools set to reopen on Wednesday September 7 at 8 45 A M with usual start time. Principal Sligh announces the opening and addresses, while the Betas and local clubs plan a teachers luncheon at 11 Crestwood Avenue and 18 80 o'clock arrangements by the Woman's Club chaired by William Longfier.
Assignment announced this week shows Commissioner Rudolph G. Scheat has sold his grocery business on Chetnut Street to heirs. The new ownership is listed as Reg mee Se Sewane of 2.
A brief item notes the organization resumes work after a pause. No additional details on location dates or personnel are provided in the readable text.
An OCR fragment from Nutley Post offers incomplete details about a local post report, with garbled phrasing and missing names or dates, leaving the main event and context undefined.
Ex service men and civilians gathered to honor a fallen Marine. The event recognized his sacrifice for the Nation and linked the Marine ethos to service. Local efforts to fund the affair included ticket sales and dues reminders.
Private George William Connolly son of Mrs. Robert Connolly of Stuart Post 16, killed in action in France during the war. He is survived by his mother and several siblings. The funeral and military honors were held with attendance by Knights of Pythias members.
Mrs Margaret EB Sutcliffe wife of Police Chief Wright Sutcliffe of 126 St Marys Place died recently after a life tied to Bloomfield and Nutley. The record mentions four children and a long family history with Rev B.
A memorial mass for Miss Katherine M. Walsh of 121 Center Street was held at St Marys Church. The deceased, who resided with her aunt, was remembered by John F. and other relatives in a quiet service.
Personal items list residents hosting and visiting relatives and friends. Mrs Frances from this town travels. Mr De Sousa hosts luncheon in Mountain View. many locals, including Miss Helen Ball and Mrs S M Kierstead, visit Lake Hopatcong and Atlantic City. several travelers plan returns to their homes this week.
Announcement from the local Bed chapter states a clean-up squad will arrive shortly to address veterans claims for vocational benefits or allotments. Notification should be sent to Mrs. F. Palmer at 48.
Thomas Lyons, a farm hand, died after a motorcycle struck him on the turnpike near Two Bridges road. Frank St. Clair of Kaon and Vega were named witnesses. St. Clair faced $1,000 bail. Lyons had worked three weeks and his home was unknown.
The Park Theatre transfers control from Morris Goldstein to Semeel Suchman of Belleville reestablishing the lease agreement with the former lessee stepping aside and Suchman taking over operations.
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