Long illness ends life of Plainfield resident Anna Clark
The obituary notes the death of Anna Mary Clark born in Philadelphia in 1846 who died after a long illness. She lived with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs John McCullough of Darrow Avenue and was a steadfast parishioner of St Marys Church. She is survived by a son Joseph Clark two grand children and two great grandchildren. Burial at St Marys Cemetery.
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Anna
Mary Clark
Anna Mary Clark
John McCullough
Darrow Avenue
St. Mary's Church
Ark
St. Mary's
McCuffough
Howardl H. Williams
Kensington Avenue
Yestern
Howard H. Willams
Edward Rawson
Washington, D. C
Plainfield
Williams
Y. Duting
Erganization Society
Crescent Ayézine Church
North Adams
Mass
Ind
New Yo
Charles A Williams
Noth Adams
Captin Williams
Symore Avenue
North Plainfield
Carpenter
Fire Department
Plainfield ‘Lodge
Moose Land the Penters’ Union
Conover
Anna Retzer
Jon Rezer
Sonférset Street
Idabel
Gertrude
Mabel
Tian and
Idabel i Conover
Milred Hopewell
Winfield Conov
Amanda J. Chamaiden
Martin Chamaiden
Plainfield Avenue
Father Holsters
St. Mary's Cemetery
Guayaquil
Ecuador
South America
Martha Emma Wetmore
Abram B. Wetmore
Henry E. ‘Titus
Madison Avenue
Evhcars Stevenson
Grace P. E. Hurch
Greenwood Cemetery
Mrs. Wetmore
New York
Altheus Forbes
Titus
Grace ‘Episcopal Church
William N. Wetmore
Peter M. Lund
West Front Street
Howard E. Clarke
Hillside Cemetery
Mr. Lund
Denmark
Has
Somerville
East Sixth Street
Flemington
Lund
Folsom Arms Company
American Motors
Perseverance Lodge
K. of P
Nees
L. P. Lund
George B. Lund
The
Plainfield Savings Institution
Emma J. McGann
Thomas M. McGann
Ma Clark
Stebbins
Mr. Clark
D. W. Skellenger
Hope Chapel
Chester Lawn
New Baltimore
N. Y
Albany
Hope’chapel
Otto Larsen
Franklin Council, Jr
New Market
First Baptist Church
Middlesex Hillside
Lamptown
Fels
Caroline Larsen
E Pond Tool Works
International Associational
O ‘Machinists
Pond Mutualenefit Society
Hannah Mark
Franklin Park
Lena Larsen
Hans C
Charles. Larsen
Bound Brook Road
Funeral for Miss Amelia Kersting Held at Local Chapel
The funeral for Miss Amelia Kersting daughter of Rudolph Kersting of Lee Place was held in Ho chapel where she was a member. Rev D W Skel, the pastor, officiated during the afternoon service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Kersting
Rudolp Kerstin
Lee Place
D. W. Skel
No Auto Licenses For Enemy Aliens
The state license department will not renew licenses for enemy aliens under the new law. Applicants 21 to 36 must show classification cards and final citizenship papers. those over 36 must present final citizenship. Renewals are urged to prevent a last minute rush as 1919 licenses must be secured before January 1.
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Seale
Turard P
A Genus Office
McCann
Uniess Baey
Lome
East Fourth
Court Plainfield Elects Officers for Coming Year
The Independent Order of Foresters Court Plainfield No. 1144 elected officers for the year. Edward J. McCann as deputy and Tate P. S. Flatley as chief led a slate that included At the Beep Court Plainfield ranger Theodore Mansell and others. The officers will be installed January 8 with an entertainment event.
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Independent Order of Foresters
Court
Edward J. McCann
Tate P. S.flatley
Beep Court Plainfield
Ranger
Theodore Mansell
Henry Hansen
Martin Hansen
Trier
John R. Cline
Peder
Thomsen
Woodward
P. Disken
Charl Pagliucca
Beadle
John C. Cooper Junior Dle
Thomas Pitzgerald
Rach Corimiten
John F. Casey
Edward I. McCue
John PF. Casey
Edward J. McCue
Miss Murray Enjoying Delights of Florida
Miss Murray of 426 Spooner Avenue writes from Florida that she is enjoying Miami summer breezes and surf bathing. She notes eighty degree temperatures, grapefruit picked fresh, and plans a Florida winter stay. She is a graduate nurse living with Mr and Mrs Charles Johnston in Plainfield.
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D. “Murray
Spooner Avenue
Florida
Miamia
Southland
Miami
Miss Murray
Mur
Plainfield
Charles Johnston
Message of Cheer Sent Overseas for Christmas Eve
A message of good cheer will be sent overseas this Christmas Eve to hearten our fighting boys and our Allies. The appeal reflects wartime unity and support from home as servicemen await holiday greetings.
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Ment Way
Kersting
Plainfield Trust Company
Minnie A. SA
Minne Altman Saffron
Pneumont
Red Cross
Red Forest
Red_ Cross
United States Gov’t
Dorie
North Ave