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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1919
Page
1
A long roster lists JR Beuchler and Marguerite McClellan among supervising staff for the school opening. It enumerates department heads, room assignments, and teacher allocations across multiple schools and grades with numerous names and classrooms.
The Nutley Club faces the Harrison Hudsons in a rematch on the oval. First game ended 5 1 with Nutley hampered by a crippled pitcher. Smock Simpson may return after a layoff and Woodruff returns to his spot in the test field as others fill the outfield and infield roles.
West New York will bring its early season lineup to Lyceum Oval for a Sunday game. The club will travel on Sept. Lith, with the Juniors having played the visiting team in an eleven-inning match prior.
The notice marks September 9 as the first registry day with the primary on September 23. It notes election actions and urges residents to register, hints at county and state election responsibilities, and lists dates for entry and participation.
Herbert Pl tobhthaned ofTrage Na haxometurmel from Montel Scout Camp Oakland earned Second Class Scout after a summer in White camp. Jack Garvin of Myrtle Avenue will not enter High School this fall, taking a bank job with cousin David Fenelon in Bank of Canada New York City and transferring from Nutley Troop 4 to Jersey City Troop 1.
Inulore Cherma at 167 Franklin Avenue files for a shed. Sol Taffet at 218-220 Franklin Avenue seeks alteration with an estimated cost. Thomas Wortlethwaite's dwelling at 4 Cheermiul Street shows west 3400. Raritas Macking Co. at 140 Nlar rison Street lists a Cuctory brig. for cent 1.00. John Wiemann at 407 Centre Street applies for a garage costing 7. W. Spotta on Hancos Avenue plans a dwelling costing 2490. A Zampone at Newark Avenue files for a dwelling costing 500 in pounds.
A fragmented events list shows openings at St Marys Hall and Lyceum meetings at Nutley venues. Scheduled items include dances, PTA gatherings, service men banquets, church gatherings, and a Harvest Home planned through September with multiple group events across Nutley and nearby churches.
Public notices recount opposition to shifting the zone line along Centre street and Franklin Avenue. Residents argue against alterations to the curb, park access, and street alignment citing impact on property and traffic. Authorities report prior fines totaling about 20 dollars in August for construction route issues and unresolved objections.
The Second Ward has only one contest for a committee seat. Names appear for various district and ward positions, including candidates in the Second Ward Viet District and other listed districts. The fragmentary text names several individuals and wards with unclear affiliations.
The Parent Teachers' Association hosts a meeting at Park School on September 17 where Governor Runyon will speak. The event is organized to discuss local education issues and community concerns.
The September gathering of the Woman's Club features a welcome for the new president Mrs. Fil Sanford. Afternoon refreshments and a literary program include a reading of The Flag of Moliere and a preview of a fall comedy by Mr. J O Powers to be staged under the Literary Section.
With the International Christian Endeavor Conference closing in Buffalo and 3000 delegates present, local interest shifts to the State Convention at Paterson scheduled for October 1 2 4.
Nutley Lyceum plans a Wednesday banquet at the St Marys clubhouse honoring 38 men who served. Speakers include Representative McGlennon U S Commissioner Matthews and Judge Archibald. Guests include Raymond Blume John Coogan Edward Stroba William Schneider Oscar Zonglets and others. Community organizers list many locals assisting.
Nutley Post of the American Legion invites men eligible for service in the Army Navy or Marines to attend a Friday night meeting at the local hall. The event promises a lively gathering with a veterans and community focus as organizers aim to recruit new members.
Mrs Arnold C Harwood of Mountview omvende asked police to recover a valued card as a theft and light fraud case unfolds. Kenneth and others face charges or are dismissed. dozens of petty incidents include stolen shingles, dress theft, defective sewer holes, vehicle violations, and fines paid by multiple residents.
An announcement states the barber shop will be open with a new attendance protocol. It mentions Ferrara and addresses a street in Coertat with unclear spellings. The note suggests changes to ensure readiness and service.
Police sought Elmer H Falkenbury of Hillside Avenue who has been missing since Tuesday. Family reported he was last heard from in Mayonne Vueediy and believed to have traveled toward Nutley. Authorities contacted hospitals and welfare agencies to locate him.
In Caesar County and nearby Clifton city areas several hotel proprietors faced arrests and arraignments tied to wartime regulations. Names include Hilda Chifond Rowe Schroeder and John Jacobs among others, with some released on bail as cases proceed.
The Honorary Club has raised about 20 lists of supporters to gather donations for a tuberculosis or Veterans initiative. The group plans to distribute vote cards and provide new name lists to volunteers, aiming to boost town efforts for service men.
Brief notices describe engagements and visits including Alice Strnecht and Newtons Wellek planning nuptials, a Thursday black dance at Mark Dawes under Nutley Chapter, and several residents from Pas saic and Newark traveling or returning from trips. Also mentions local students at colleges and a bridal shower for Henrietta Heminaley prior to marriage to Walter J. Gorman.
Mrs and Mr William Longfelder announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Marjorie Longfelder to Mellaley Smith of Ozark Arkansas. Smith served in the Marines and was wounded at Chateau Thierry before returning to the United States. The couple met during his recovery at a naval hospital in Brooklyn.
Miss Ruth Rusby reported bride of Max von Hoeven in a controversial tale with unclear text. The report mentions family ties to Joseph Rusby and others, a possible ceremony in New Haven or New York, and references to threats and a disruption, with details unclear and conflicting.
The Nutley Lyceum hosts an evening meeting at 30 pm with guests including Miss Heathene and Ruth, alert Jones, and Henry Von Hhsal from Brooklyn. William J. Coeyman of Chelsea reports hosting, while families mention travels from Vernon to Baltimore and Cedar Sanford’s deployment. Recent visitors and homecomings include the Whitneys of Cleveland and residents returning from Carmel and Columbus Centenary events.
The notice announces an expanded enterprise offering Victrola records and machines with up-to-date stock. It promotes cash price plans and a full range of musical instruments for sale.
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