Dineen Family Leader in Dunellen Railroad Service Dies
Charles J H Dineen born 1855 in Vend, longtime Dunellen resident and former Central Railroad conductor, died after stomach illness following surgery. Survived by wife Rose Moran, four daughters including Sisters of Mercy, two sons John F. and Charles E., sister Mrs L Bowlby, brother John Beer Hampton, and other relatives. funeral conducted by Reverend Deas. Dineen served Plainfield drill crew and Allentown freight conductor on the Central Railroad. revered by Plainfielders and Dunellen residents.
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Plainfeld Aril
Allentown
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Muhlenberg Hospital
Desid
Central Railroad
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Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah A. Manning today
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah A. Manning widow of Abel R. Manning who died at 319 Grant Avenue was held at the residence this afternoon Rev Philip B Strong officiated with many relatives and friends in attendance Floral tributes including several set pieces were sent The burial was in Hillside Cemetery Four nephews acted as pallbearers She was 77 born in this city daughter of James Compton The rest of the Compton family line included a sister Mrs Catherine Manning of Myrtle Avenue and brother Halstead C Compton who died last year in Jacksonville
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Abel R. Manning
Grant Avenes
Philip B. Strong
Purial
Hillside Cemetery
Manining
James Compton
West Front Street
Grant and
Clinton Avenues
Maine
Catherine Manning
Myrtle Avenue
Jeremiah Manning
Halsteag C Compton
Jacksonville
Manning Family Ties to Local Monument Works Noted in Obituary
Abel Manning son of Andrew Manning longtime Plainfield area farmer and founder of Manning monument works on West Front street. The family farm crossed Plainfield to South Plainfield, with Abel contributing plans for local street widening before his death. His widow, a lifelong First Baptist member, died recently at the Grant avenue Fourth street home. Surviving relatives include daughters Mrs. Lutherne Kingston and Elizabeth Manning, and son Howard V. Manning.
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Plainfield
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Mra
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Mre
L. J. Drake
Somer
Cremanton
Fla
Plainfield Avenue
Seventh Street
Grant Avenues
Grant Avenue
Fourth Street
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Funeral Service for Lagriee Sahaeseye Held in Pruden
Large gathering mourns Lagriee Sahaeseye with floral tributes from Law prance Cement, Standard Oil rural unit, and family friends. Pallbearers include Joseph Bilmm, Jarob Kettenring, George Kireh, George Stitcher, Joba Campbell of Dupelin, and Jobo Jarvis of Westfield.
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Sahaeseye
Standard
Turia
Im Hilleid
Joseph C. Bilmm
Jarob F Kettenring
George Kireh
George Stitcher
Joba Campbell
Dupelien
Jobo Jarvis
Westfield
Funeral for Morristown man recalled at church
The death of Albert Pruden, longtime Plainfield resident and Standard Oil employee, is noted with his family, colleagues, and community remembering his work at the local station. Services tell of his years in Morristown and Plainfield, his wife and daughter, and his brother Theodore Pruden.
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Morristown
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Rara Prades
Olf
Morristown Parte
Praden
Eos
E. & W. Schlges
Seconda Street
Robert
Theodore
Ernest Pruden
Mine Mae Pruffen
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