Obituary notices recall Belter and multiple Plainfield lives
Obituary notices recall William Belter of Somerset Street Plainfield and others in the region. The text chronicles Belter's education early career at Pond Tour Works and Mead-Morriran plant, with his family ties and church and fraternal memberships. Additional notices salute Mrs. Edna Tallman Louise M Taylor and Mrs. Martin among Plainfield residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Beiter
William Heberst
Somerset Street
Borourt
Charles William Belter
Boston
Joss ¥. Brook
Eimple
Soral Teiuter
Bit Damine
Belter
William Belter
East Front Street
Bis
Albert ©. Grebbina
Iitter
Baker
James T. MacMurray
Mr. MacMurray
Kearny
Mead-Marrisee Company
East Foston
Scycere
Henee
Plainfield
Trinity Reformed Church
Anchor Todee
Prenkiin Connetl Jr
Inchemith
Cintor
Mins Caroline Batter
Gowrisetttrest
Borough
Albert Belter
Montclair
William Batter
New York
Modification in Ruling on Voluntary Enlistment
Local officials report a change in the ruling for registrants called for examination. A certificate from the local draft board stating no need to fill a deferred quota allows enlistment in the army or navy before December 18. The window to enlist is between now and December 15 to broaden opportunities.
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Army
Navy
Theio
Congres man Capstick returns to post amid illness
Albert Avetin and family mourn the illness of John H. Capetlin in Montville as he rests at home before resuming duties in Washington. Charles Kyowlston and Sharien Knowlton are noted in relation to the illness and burial plans in Hillside cemetery with Mrs Capetick nearby.
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Arthur
Tallman
Edna Tallman
Artur J. Tallman
Stebglace
Jobs W. Pres
Monroe Avenue
Wha
Foyn Thor
Stella
Marion
Edith
Russel
George
Albert Austin
G. Abert Avetin
John H. Capetlin
Mths
Gid
King Avetin
Montville
Charles Kyowlston
Janerat
Washington
Sharien Knowlton
Mra. Capetick
Hillside Cemetery
Mr. Canstick
Memorial Hospital
Morristown
Christmas Trees Cost Third More Than Last Season
Plainfield dealer cites freight stringency and fewer trees, as Christmas tree prices rise about one third from last year. Portland dealer E. K. Chapman known as the Christmas tree king reports limited shipments. Holly also scarce this season due to freight constraints, but local dealers deny responsibility for price increases.
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Plainfield
E. K. Chapman
Portland
Fiat
Rapid Bridge Planning for Oak Island Tracks
Government to employ thousands at shipbuilding port Newark prompts rapid bridge solution. Officials push overhead crossing with ramps to connect yards of Lehigh Valley and Pennsylvania Railroads. Temporary 1,200 foot structure to handle traffic until permanent Lehigh Valley line is rebuilt.
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Ital
Port Newark
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Araftaman
Lehigh Valey
Pennsylvania Railroad
Avenue Bes
Tax Now Demands From Motorboat Owners
Internal Revenue Collector Charles V. Dulty orders motorboat owners to pay the new tax effective October 4. The levy applies to yachts, pleasure, power, and sailing boats over five net tons, with rates tied to boat length. Returns and forms must be filed with the appropriate revenue district.
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Aereaus
Charles V. Dulty
Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Forecasts 3.425 Billion for Next Year
Commissioner Daniel C. Roper in his annual report to Congress estimates Internal Revenue yields of 3.4 billion dollars for the year ending June 30 and 3.425 billion for the following fiscal year under existing tax laws.
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Internal Revenue
Daniel C. Roper
Congress
Tax ruling on cabaret 20 percent check levy clarified
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue issued a ruling establishing a cabaret tax of twenty percent of the bill. Patrons would pay one cent per ten cents of the twenty percent portion for refreshments and entertainment as of November 1. The exact proportion to be charged was decided by the IRS official yesterday.
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Internal Revenue
Training Officers for Merchant Fleet Spurs Recruitment Drive
Editorial briefs from The Washington Post and other papers urge rapid training of 10 000 merchant marine officers and crew. A recruiting service is active to staff officer berths as classes graduate ready to command. Supporters stress the Navy’s shipping needs and economic benefits amid sugar crop news and industrial recovery.
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Washington Post
United States
Shipping Board
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Ywack
Bie
Marinefield
Main
Mr. Knowton
W.H. Rogers Corporation
Babhcork
Tiffany
Bellville
Massachusntts
Mr. Knowlton
Bouth Second Street
Great
Emdence
Om Gouth Avenue
Plainfield-Candvolent Council, Jr. O. U. A. M
Heta
Boringfeld
Mine Louise
M. Taylor
Laure Sydenham
Westerwall Avenue
Louise M. Taylor
Philip B. Strong
First Baptist Church
Mina Taylor
Koutka
Maittyn
Mra
Lovjee
Martin
Willow John F. Martin
North Plaingeld
Tome of der Gaughter
Henry Ws
Manning Avenue
John Y. Brock
J. C. McKelvey
Watchung Avenue
North Plainfield
Reformed Church of
Piainfield
Decree P. Martin
Dunatien
Joseph J. Martin
Pourhkeensie
N. Yo
Mary D.beriain
Dora M. Semder
Jennie Mr. Leider
Mire Ac Na C. Bates
Congres
Sman Capstick
Oak Island
Newark
Pack
Pisinfield Board
James M. Collen
Clifford A. Hail
Tie City
H. Cowlay Carroll
St Stephen's P
Olean
Bt. Stephen's Church
Carroll
Fred van News
Pas
Wee
Rockiowe Menaér
Front
Somerset
Fred
Winfield Scott Port
Cera
C. Deane
Veterans’ Organization
Typographical Union
Eee Ae
Evergreen Avenue School
Organimarion Society
Plainfeld High School
Satorday
Park Avenue
Fourth Street
Woman’s League of
If Mdp
Sapien
Ee Council
Eee
Standard New Corporation
Frank Ingraham
Zy Clark
Johan Mottiey
Frank Smith
John Lyons
Alexander MacDonald
Allan J. Goetter
Alva Brownles
Anniston
438Th Engineers
Hoboken
N. J
France
Brownies
James Brownies
Putnam Avenue
Plainfield High School
Diane
Dehela
Fefler
Matheer
Camp DIX
Wrightstown
Princeton
Petente Partion Camal
Tater
Raton
Enuren of the Holy
Charles Wicht
Leland Avenue
Grace P
Ennual
Werden
Howard Fieming
Howard Tracy
C. Ames Brooks
V. Qos
Tom
Howard Pieming
George Clay
George L. Babcock
W. H. P. Verley
Charles A. Dall
Common Council
Coe
Roe
Brooklyn Eagin
Hoover
New York Herald
Boice, Runyon Co
North Avenue
Coal, Lamber and Masses
P. G. Allen
Cainting & Contracting
Second St
Gisth Street
Berckman Street
ReecesiesenssiGstesisa Ee
A. Brandt
M. van Aredaie
Beuth Second
John
Haskard
Berek Street
Werray
West Front Street
Grove
Watohune Aganee
Sap Rec Ell
Reas Boyt Sesat Quarters
East Preu
Almars
Kates
Garthe
Pamwood
Philip Mechanik
Frect Street
Romond
M. J
R Ctie
Knight Tires
Deiring
Chas. Krewss
B. Fifth Street
Furniure
Parca Post
L. Maser
Fifth St
Philadelphia
Lames Tailoring
M. J. Frank
Ber
Tony Lasards
West
Wwe
Om & Wesc
Italy
Walary
Pwlishine
Rane Co
North Ave
Ai¢eroey Dairy Co
Svenue
Elisabeth
Tesa i
Wrightrtown
Ady
Anton Gea
North Piatateld