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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1922
Page
5
The excerpt notes Captain Probert leading the week in the Paea ee of Scouts with Rev Robert C minister. Falconer preaches at worship. Junior C E resumes and church attendance includes Sunday evening services on October 1 with 7:00 worship and a Friday 7:15 p.m. meeting.
Mr and Mrs Charles Lawrence of Mountainview hosted a luncheon over the weekend. Miss Ada Rounds was entertained by Mr and Mrs TLC Rounds and Edith of Brooklyn attended the event. William Walsh of East 0 was mentioned in passing.
Office of the County Board of Elections Room 11 Court House notes a contact via Market 8329 for election related inquiries and services. The fragment mentions a location and telephone style contact for public assistance.
Notice announces a public election event scheduled at nine o clock in the morning. It lists unnamed offices and individuals expected to be on the ballot and invites eligible voters to participate. The document reflects a formal call to appoint or confirm officials through a standard civic process.
Public notice lists officers and questions for the general election. Voters will decide on United States Senator for 3 House seats, Governor, 12 General Assembly members, 3 Board of Chosen Freeholders members. State Highway Bonds question shown as passed.
Registration for the 26th general election runs from 7 AM to 9 PM. A second registry opens October 17 1922 from 1 PM to 9 PM. A third personal registration period follows.
Qualified voters unable to register due to illness may file an affidavit with the County Board of Elections or municipal clerk. All affidavits must be filed by October 24, 1922.
The document lists transfer method instructions and election dates including November 8 and November 7. It mentions general election day and specific hours from 1 P M to 9 P M, with scattered legible terms such as Newark and September 26.
Fragmentary notice directs involvement of the County Board of Elections and municipal clerks with filing deadlines in October. The text references absentee status and district registration details but is heavily garbled. No clear names, places, or dates beyond October appear.
Official notice outlines election officers and polling sites in Bloomfield, Belleville, and nearby areas. It lists ward assignments, polling venues at Franklin Avenue locations, and routes along Vreeland, High, Chestnut, and Passaic avenues, with final attestations. The document references the 1922 calendar and daylight saving time note.
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