Senator Jim Will Celebrate His Sixty Seventh Birthday
Senator Jim Martine, known as the Farmer Orator, celebrates his sixty seventh birthday at home on Watchame rence. Since losing reelection last fall he has kept a quiet farm life and plans Washington for winter.
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Exemption Plea From Draft Aims to Shield Police Firemen
Central war committee in London backs exemption for policemen firemen and medical staff from the draft with local and district boards to decide. New York City District Appeal Boards report numbers of draft age and medical personnel, noting 10,760 residents in NYC and 3,425 firemen with 1,461 draft age.
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Central War Committee of London
Wilson
Na of
New York
Charlies E.long Hughes
Ihstrurt Turhes
Sli Eee
Whitman
Hughes
New York City
Turdhes
Fire Commission
Courne Mt
Saas
Ken
Tony Goldwater
Recruiting for New Guard Nearing and Recruiting for State Militia
The article describes efforts to raise a state militia from volunteers aged 18 to 45. The unit will be governed by the Governor, serve within the state during the present war and for a year after, be paid and transported, and require an oath of service. Plainfield shows little representation in early efforts.
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Takelace
Elizabeth
Elt
Ma- Te Ty Ukely
Statr
Uhat
Plainfield
Standard Outing Proves Greatest of Any In Recent Years
Standard Aero Corp employees enjoy the first annual outing to Bear Mountain on the Hudson River last Saturday. Thomas Healey led a large committee with H B Mingle and C V Bradford joining the fun. The trip featured music, refreshments, and gifts for attendees, though the river landing did not go as planned and a late return left some tired.
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C. V. Bradford
Ndard Corporation
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Halbfoerster
Elisabeth
Minsky
Jamey Jamison
Tterson
Toni” Gloekler
Elizabeth Leader
Hudson
Residents recall summer travels and health notes
A long list of local residents recounts recent trips to Asbury Park Belmar and New England with family and friends. Several report returns from vacations at Lake Champlain New Brunswick and Point Pleasant while others recover from medical or dental procedures.
Bear Mountain Outing Promises Evening at Parker Field
A local event plans a future afternoon at Parker Field with three standing broad jumps three running events and three boxing bouts. Prizes of merchandise or rash will be awarded to the winners. The program aims to provide another pleasant afternoon for standard folks with anticipated enjoyment. The general and subcommittees listed include Thomas J. Healey FE Pennewail H C Dayeh H Shoemaker J J Scott and others guiding contests music and administration.
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Parker Field
Lst Fe
Thomas J. Healey
Chatroman
FE. Pennewail
H.C. Dayeh
H. Shoemaker
J. J. Scott
Gales
MH Shoemaker
Andréw Peld
Ridderhor
A. Ward
Parker Crammer
P. F. Hoffman
J. C. Rolfe
Thomas HH. Healey
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Newark Couple to Be Wed in This City
Invitations viewed for remarriage of Miss Kathryn V H Mackvay daughter of Mrs Viola Van Houten MacAvoy 166 North Eleventh Street Newark and Thor old Ward Pell of Lat Third Street Newark. The wedding will take place September at the home of Mrs Charles D Clark 406 East Sixth Core this city.
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East Second Street
Asbury Park
Frederick Douglass
Stone Street
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Plaza City
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Grant Avenue
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Bouth Second Street
Belmar
Elesner Drake
South Sec‘ona Street
Brunswick
Daniel J. Couraine
West Pourth
New York
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Watchung,avenue
Point Pleasant
H.C. Reynolds
Willem Wrieht
Prospect Aveni
Cate. Kill Mountains
Francia J. Blatz
Front Street
Benjamin Evans
Prospect Avenue
New England States
Joh Tobin
Monroe
Allen
Mina Helen Higgins
Eeeeed Street
Sassspeas
Joseph F. Burke
Igalow
Albert Jaeger
Lee Place
Jacob Schlick
Johnston Avenue
Muhlenberg Hospital
Walter Baker
Somerset Place
Syracuse
Charles L. Fores
Mountain Avenue
William
van Eps
Netherwood
Modienbere Hospital
Frank Schuck
Vine Street
Washington, D.C
Beatt Press
Bessie Poling
West Firth Street
Kathryn V. H. Mackvay
Viola van Houten MacAvoy
North Eleventh Street
Newark
Thorold Ward Pell
Third Street
Charles 1D. Clark
East Sixth
City
Lect
Bound Brook Man to Help Rebuild France
Professor Mason son of W B R Mason from Bound Brook, a Plainfield High School and Yale graduate, will head forestry work for the American Government in France. He has taught forestry at California, Harvard, and Penn, and studied lumber resources, with a brother also noted as a Montana official.
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Brook
Field High School
France
Mason
Plainfield
Yale
Montana
California
California University
Tate
Harvard
University of Penneystem
Plainfield High School
Gover Ester
State
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