Restless Days At Sea Girt Camp Reported
The advance guard of Jer soldiers has reach ed their training camp as Red Ambulance Corps prepares to leave for the camp of the Rain Division tomorrow. Officials expect further information soon while officers note smooth movement of First Squadron Cavalry and four troops. Captain Wilbur Kyle indicates mounted troops may be reassigned to Mexican border or Panama Canal Zone rather than France.
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Annis
Jer
Red Ambulance Corps
Deave
Rain Division
New Jersey
Willem J. Watl
Rockle
Wilbur Kyle
Resex
Mexican
Panaria Canal Zone
France
Airy
Rem
Playgroup Closing Program At Franklin School
Irving School students, led by Marion Mair and Ruth Balton, present a closing program with play activities, mime, dances, camel races and a themed evening in the auditorium. Parents and friends are invited to attend the summer event, which runs until 5 o'clock.
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Oreasion
Thore
Elnek Marion Mair
Irving School
Ruth Balton
Franklin Benool
Pave Contractors Accelerate Work on East Fifth Street
City Engineer A. J. Gavett pushes Newark Paying Company and allied firms to speed paving on East Fifth Street part of the new Imthin city project. Delays stem from trolley line disruptions. crews expect completion in about three to four weeks if weather permits. North Avenue work slated next, with New Jersey Central Railroad funding paving in front of its North Avenue station. Store access will be limited during construction and reopens after the thoroughfare is finished.
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A. J. Gavett
Newark
Watchung Avenue
Richmond Street
Wellander Way
East Fifth
Newart Company
Huateas
East Seeond Street
Park Avenue
Watehonge
Trafic
Sewark Paving Company
Carbine
North
Autre Peesthie
North Avenue
New Jersey Central Railroad
Madison Avenue
Liberty Street
Fourth
Seventh
Fifth
N Newark Company
P. Bentley
Elisabeth
Potter
Front Street
Second Street
Bentley
West End
Parker Field & Jpearly
S Rock Avenue
Arlington Avenue
Roth Avenue Park
Madison Avenue Brick Terminus Upgrade Planned
Plans outline a brick terminus on Madison avenue from Madison to Liberty street with blocks closed sequentially. Construction advances on East Seventh street toward Watchung avenue while Park Avenue work progresses. an accident at East Front street injures a worker.
Child injured by antenna strike. councilman exonerated
Nine year old Helen Tamm, daughter of Charles and Tamm, of MmMit avenue in the borough, remained resting comfortably after being struck by an antenna driven by Councilman John Cose on Somerset Street. The incident left bruises and contusions but the child was said to be improving as the councilman was exonerated.
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Ine
Helen Tamm
Charles
Draft eligibility row reports Moore Jr examined
A West Fourth resident Moore Jr appeared before the exemption board at the Ever Avenue School this week. He was ordered examined by physicians after allegedly failing to meet draft timing and eligibility.
Send-Off Planned for Local Men Heads Toward National Army
Mayor Calking launches a big military procession in Plainfield to honor 200 plus local lads joining the National Army. A citizen committee led by Assemblyman Runyon will organize the farewell, with veterans, home guards, Boy Scouts, and fraternal groups contributing floats and support for the send-off as conscripts depart for training.
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Atchton Calking
Pipinfield
Bic National Army
Wiram N. Runyon
Plainfield
Nike
Columban
Ruggon
G A Blophare Elected Adjutant In Grand Army Convention
Orlando Sem of Kokomo Indiana elected adjutant at the Grand Army convention. R Browne of Buffalo and J Henry Holcomb of Philadelphia named custodian and general respectively. Mentions of party figures and possible candidacies noted amid convention chatter.
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Orlando A. Sem
Kokomo
Ind
Grand Army of the Repebtiea
Vernin
Chica
Cola
R. Browne
Buffalo
J. Henry Holcomb
Philadelphia
Auto Repair Offer in Broken Grammar Snippet
An advertisement fragment promises auto repair work and expert skill to fix cars, urging owners to visit for service when vehicles are in poor condition. The text emphasizes comprehensive repairs and maintenance.
City Fathers Weigh Park From Former Sewer Farm
City officials discussed converting the abandoned sewer farm along Rock Avenue into a park. The finance committee reviewed costs and layout, exploring a $40 000 transformation with potential lake, tennis courts, swimming pool, and tree lined areas. A public vote will follow once a concise plan is prepared.
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Rock Avenue
Councilmane
Smong Municipal
Brook
Plainfield residents seek candidate sheriff records
Charles R Hanks of Watchung Ave Plainfield requests the Record publish full public records of two Republican sheriff candidates, Freeholder Wilbur and Councilman John J Come, for voters to judge qualifications and integrity ahead of the November election. He presses for a full authentic presentation of their records in the newspaper.
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Charles R. Hanks
Plainfield
Union County
Republican Party
Plainfeld
Wilbur
John JH
Charles R. Banks
Watchung Ave
Plainfield, SN. 1
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Lee Pines
Gibson
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Weatfield
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Mublenders Hospital
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Pare Ave
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