Obituary Notices of Clark and Braider In North Plainfield
Death notices recount the life of Gunday Clark, a World War Navy veteran and Iselin hotel owner, who died at 31 after a fall. The piece also profiles Clifford Braider of Park Avenue, Civil War veteran and former North Plainfield store owner, whose funeral will be at First Methodist Church with military honors.
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Braider
New Jersey
Asbury Park
Bette
Dewid B Townley
Clifford A. Braider
Park Avenue
Firet Methodist Church
Putnam Avenue
C. M. Anderson
Methodist Charch
Philip B. Strong
Mifieide
Winfeld Bentt
Anne Bate Widow of John Baleray Dies at Home
Anne Bate widow of John Balaray died this morning at her home in Republics. She leaves two daughters and was laid to rest in the family plot with simple funeral rites.
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Anne Bate
John
Andrew Parker Civil War Era Figure Dies at 87
Andrew McLean Parker a Plainfield native died aged 87 in Lineninton North Carolina after a long career as a solicitor and financier. He helped found a city recreation center later moved to Princeton to study agriculture and served in religious and civic roles leaving a large family including his wife ten daughters and a son.
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Andrew McLean Parker
Andrew McClean Parker
Plainfield
Lineninton
N.C
Lnte
A ‘Parker
Perth Amboy
Primceton Unity
Beens
Ryan & Parker
New York
Parker
Princeton
Epiecopal Church
Catherine
Imarried
Froosten
Adulaide
North
Caroline
Andrew Metleen Parker
North Carolna
Lanier
Frantes du Boie
Notable Plainfield resident dies after vehicle accident
In a Wednesday morning incident, Percival or Periamen and rate, a long time Plainfield resident on Pelham Avenue, was fatally injured when drapes and debris from his wagon caused a crash near Washington Rock. The event ended with the forward sheets of the wagon entering a hole, leaving bystanders stunned.
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Periamen
Benjamin
Gralder
Pelham Avenue
Aervan
Washington Rock
Demp
Mr. Raider
Funeral services for Miss Diesell held at First Baptist Church
Friday afternoon in her pletty fret year, Miss Diesell died after ten weeks of illness. The funeral was conducted at the late parsonage by Rev. Dr. Philip, pastor of the First Baptist. Burial followed at Hillside Cemetery. A native of Entind, she had lived in the city fifty years and was life member of the church. Her only surviving relatives are mentioned.
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Mies Isssi
Philip
Hillside Cemetery
Diesell Wen
Eni Tend
First Baptist Church
William Williams 1856 1920 Woodhall Martin lifework in Plainfield
The text outlines the life of William Williams born 1856 in Warren County. He worked for Woodhall and Martin Company at various store locations including Front Street and Elizabeth, served as a trusted employee, and remained active in the Religious Society of Friends and local organizations. He lived a life of service, aiding in spiritual and fraternal endeavors, with surviving relatives listed.
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Mies Marcaret
Herring
Lortonfurtel
Union
Winae
Warren County
Hved
Fils
Woodhell & Martin Company
Babcork
Horourh Busiperman
Aid
Woodhull & Martin
Front Street
Woodhall-Mertin
FT Woodhall
RC Marsie
Plainfield
Elizabeth
Williams
Dew Place
Williate
Religious Society of Friends
Vmainfieid Society
Religious Reneeation
Chieren Hatton
Thantry
Maae
Poly
Ty Vistors
Lobine Hiips
Kart
Anid- Wie Wert
Reading matter fed to soldiers via postmasters in big offices
The service plans to supply reading material to soldiers through postmasters at major post offices nationwide. Embryo soldiers at camps will also receive materials as a morale and education effort. The department aims to support troops while they are in training and on duty.
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Amerigap Sammies
Supreme Court case targets Boy Scouts brand and uniforms
National Council of Boy Scouts seeks to bar use of Boy Scouts name and emblems, alleging improper branding in U S Supreme Court filing. The case names Charles B. Hughes and Colin H. Livingstone as counsel and president respectively in a dispute over authorized use of the Boy Scouts of America logo and uniforms.
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Boy Scouts
Sing Am
Supreme Court
Jay
National Council of Bor
America
Boy Scout
Toy Scouts of America
Hoy Scouta
United, Ptalen Boy Scouts
Boy Scoute of America
Amac
Charles B. Hughes
Toy the
Boy Scouts Af
Colin H. Livingstone
Otto Gunther Resigns from Fire Department
Otto Gunther, longtime member of the Plaintela Fire Department, tendered his resignation this week to take a chauffeur position with Neth tamfy. He cites offering his rest to the Fire Board and notes his expertise in pumping engines and motor work will be missed.
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Otto Gunther
Plaintela
Gen’ Ther
Nott
Inter
Mark Chemical
Deaman
Vine
Onia Wu
War Call Depleting Sigma Delta Phi Membership
The Sigma Delta Phi formed from Pisipfeld High School graduates faces depletion as members join the war effort. Arthur W. Bingamas serves as a surgeon in France with Pershing. Augustus C. Nash and Charles Letteau enlistmen are noted, with others like Rupert Morris and Clyde Doane listed as potential draftees in this wave.
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Sigma Delta Phi
Pisipfeld High School
Arthur W. Bingamas
France
Genersl Pershing
Wee
St. Luke's Hospital
New York
Augustus C. Nash
Mash
Westfield
Charles Letteauy
Rigma Delta Phi
Ruere Morris
Clyde Doane
Wiliam Rafferty
Jack Rifert
Gutow
Fountain
Paul R. Cettter
Three Auto Victims Across Saturday Toll in Plainfield
The past week brought several fatal accidents in Plainfield with three deaths on Saturday. Thomas Sheehan of Newark died after a truck struck him near Hillside. another victim, Ford, died following a collision on Plainfield Avenue. Helen Daughter of Mr and Mrs took a fatal automobile crash on West Geld Avenue. The city faced a series of tragedies as Camp Company K awaited new orders and the Reedquarters moved to a different Red Bank section.
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Elizabeth General Hospital
Thomas Sheehan
Peabody Place
Newark
Matin Edeshan
Dieyele
Worth Tread Street
Hollywood Avenue
Hillside
Caatle To¢ Cream ‘Company
Pisinfield Avenue
Ford
Perth Amioy
Funers
Doren
Waeet Geld Avenue
Perk
Mise Helen
Ood Mire
L. Seacy
Plente
Platefeld Sodam
Tro
T A
Scott
Warrenvile
Reedquarters
M. H. A. Building Fund
Hed Bank
May Pat Country's Prisoners to Work in County Jails
County Attorney Francis J. Bists and Freeholder Jami Broker conferred with Judge James Connolly on Chapter 279 of 1917 laws enabling parole and employment of county jail prisoners. The scheme would allow daily work, family wage remittances, and judge supervised parole with wages set by law. A joint rule plan was suggested for Freeholders and the Sheriff, with further conference to follow.
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Francis J. Bists
Freehalter
Judge of Common Pleas
Connolly
Board of Freeholders
Talon
Department Standard Aero forms insure government protection
Following bet ter Department Standard Aero forma tion to ensure government protection will be taken within the next few days as actions to secure safety proceed.
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Better Department
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Piginfisid
United States Navy
Iselin
Wes Alwers
Holy Name Society
Irteaton
Cocilia’s
Ressie Ale
Alec
Jobo McCollough
Tesek Clark
Watchung
Mary Quereh
Iriagte
Oredy
Ioe
Geneon
Mahener
Owen
John Dons
Woodbridge
James Daven
Pert
Irvington
Patrice Mes
Northampton
Central Avenue
Bowman
West Front Street
Co. K
James J. Carrothes
Bibel E. Humphrey
Rome
W. Y
Trenton
L. Moraller & Sons and
Jas, Smith
Harry Stein
Copes
Park Ave
Macleans
Ladiey Tailoring
Oren
Sena Lainfield
M. J. Frank
Chas. Krauss
West Fourth Street
Saly
Royal Lilly
Philip Mechanik
Tooderce
Romond
Mast
X. J
Taxtesh Co
Harry Hult
North Arcane
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