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Plainfield Record

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1918

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Hugh Treacy to Wed Miss Liftschild at St Marys

Hugh Treacy announced plans to wed Miss Liftschild, daughter of Eugene Liftschild of 662 West Seventh Street. The ceremony will be held at St Marys Church on Wednesday morning January 8 with a nuptial mass. Treacy, active in civic affairs and a former council candidate, runs a New York engine business. Miss Liftschild recently moved from Plainfield and is well known locally.

Jean Liftschild Eugene West Seventh Street Hugh T ‘ E St. Mary’s Church New York Liftschild Earlie Plainfield Cial

St. Mary's Choir to Sing Christmas Mass at Colonia

St Marys Choir plans a Christmas Eve visit to Reconstruction Hospital Colonia to sing a midnight mass. Miss Mary Smith will lead organ and 24 volunteers will participate with soloists Miss Mary Donnelly and Miss Eleanora McCarthy. About 600 patients, detachment men, and nurses hoped to attend.

St. Mary’s Choir Colonia Kenily St. Mary's Rch Mary Smith St. Mary's Mary Donnelly Eleanora J McCarthy Alt F. la Camp Dix Miss Smith

Birth Announcement in Terromount for Nash Family

The newborn girl Florence Elizabeth Nash was named by her parents Terromount Anat and Mrs Nash. Her mother Ida May Fu, formerly Miss Ida May Fu daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman of Craig Place, is mentioned as the sister to the late Mrs. W. W. Wa.

Wes McCormack Recounts Thrilling War Experiences

War letter from Wes McCormack of Company F 103rd Supply Train describes New York to England across the channel to France, duties as a despatch rider, and frontline experiences at Chateau-Thierry Rheims and Argonne Forest. He notes moves near Hendicourt and expectations of returning to town mid February.

Plainfield New York England Channel Ling Ig Charles Wesley McCormick John R. McCormick 1042Erman Avenue Hendigourt France Old Town McCormick J. J. Firestone Wes Boisy Hondwalliers Chateau-Thierry Jerry Chateau- Thierry Chasteau-Thierry Rheims Argon Forest Shad Argonne Fo Lorrain Metz

Lieutenant Augustus C Nash Commissioned in World War I

Mr and Mrs W W Nash Prop pedigree place announce their son Augustus C Nash has been commissioned a lieutenant. He joined Camp Dix in September 1917 and transferred overseas in December. He served with the gasoline supply corps at Bordelon and is stationed there awaiting assignment to Northern France. George Fisher of Maid is another local service member who was commissioned earlier. Nash previously practiced law in West.

W. W. Nash Propped Place Augustus C. Nash Nash Camp Dix Bordleaux Rs’ Corps France George Fisher Liguts Ayt Nash West

Private John Carney Wounded in Action Letter from hospital

The fragment notes Private John Carney, Twenty-sixth Infantry, severely wounded with a leg injury. It references his 1917 enlistment, service in major battles, and a letter from his father at 19 Grove Street confirming he is in a hospital and hopes to be back in Pl January.

John C. Carney Grove Street John Carney Carney Enlls Sion Chateau

Star of Bethlehem Shines Over Somme Wreath On Christmas Eve

A wartime Christmas elegy recalls the Star of Bethlehem amid the Somme desolation. A woman in Northland lights a service flag as a wreath honoring fallen soldiers links the Silver Star and the Star of Gold to memories of World War I.

Glosson Somme Bethlehem Northland Klehem

Christmas Greeting From France Shows Soldier's Valor

A commendation letter from Captain Firme honors Charles W. McCormick of the 103rd Supply Train, France, dated November 11, 1918. The note praises his bravery, duty, and steadfast spirit through hardships, assuring his mother she should be proud of his conduct as an American soldier.

Charles W. McCormick Mer. E. Force N. VA P.O Hendscourt Fra Firme France Co .Pf James J. Ae

Death Notice for Mrs. Mary Almind

Mary Almind of 1027 Ant Avenue died last night at Muhlender Hospital. She was years old and leaves a husband and two children.

Mary &. Almind Muhlender, Hospital

Miss Maag Dies at Muhlenberg Hospital

Walter Craig of 339 New Market Road Dupelin reports the death of Miss e Maag a former resident of Worth Plainfeld age around sixty at Muhlenberg Hospital She had been staying with her nephew and at an institution Philip M of Jack ime borough notes no funeral arrangements have been made.

E Maag Worth Plainfeld Walter Craig New Market Road Dupelien Erg Hospital Philip M Jackime

Wright's Funeral Held for Plainfield Fire Chief

Sira of William L. Wright assistant chief of the Plainfield Fire Department who died in hospital Wednesday will be held in the Rescue Mission on Madison Avenue tomorrow at 2 15. Rev. B H L

Wright William L. Wright Plain F Department Madison Avenue Tomort Rev B. HL

Bonus Plan Suggested To Meet Pay Increases

Corporation Counsel Charles Reed proposes a state sanctioned bonus plan to cover higher salaries for city officers police and firemen without permanent raises. If allowed by law, bonuses could raise the annual tax budget by about 100 dollars, easing abnormal costs from price shifts. Firemen and police have sought raises, while the school teachers could see a forty five percent increase under the plan. The Common Council ponders how to balance requests with potential tax rate hikes and avoid a large citizen bill.

Corporation Charles ‘A. Reed Reed Education Boards of Holders Newar Fire Committee Common Council Stangel Committee

Christmas Presents in Plainfield Political Scene Listings

A jumble of names, offices, and proposed rewards from Plainfield civic figures. The list mentions council members, a new City Hall, a juvenile court, a corporation counselship, salaries, and gifts such as a Ford car, an airplane factory pledge, and a memorial committee in a wintertime reflection.

Plainfield Ford Senate Corporation Counselship of Lamptown Army and Navy Union Washington Atlantic City Watchung Avenue Bobby” Crane

Miss Gertrude Brick Dies of Pneumonia at 22

Miss Gertrude L. Brick daughter of Mr and Mrs John Brick of Ter Vill road and East Seventh street died yesterday after a brief pneumonia illness. She was twenty two and leaves her parents sisters and three brothers. Funeral at St Marys church Monday morning with burial in St Marys cemetery.

Gertrude L. Brick John Brick Tervill Road East Seventh Street Miss Brick Beatty Dory Brick George K Jersey City Walter St. Mary’s Church St. Mary's Cemetery

Red Cross Honors Local Expressmen for Charity Work

The Red Cross shop thanks local expressmen for unselfish service in collecting packages for Red Cross relief. Ian Thomas, Walter Thompson, and John B. Custus are named for their efforts.

Red Cross Theore A. Martin Walter Thompson John B. Custus

Probasco Bible Class Plans Annual Banquet For War Year

The Probasco Bible Class of First Baptist Church voted at the monthly meeting to hold its annual banquet within the next two months, with the young men preparing the menu and the class planning a bowling tournament with the Joy Bible Class of the First Methodist Church. Speakers included A. M. Harris Dr. Strong and Judge J. Henry Crane.

Probasco Bible First Baptist Church A. M. Harris Dr.Strong J. Henry Crane Joy Bible First Methodist Church

Freeholders Approve $500 Salary Increase for County Official

Republican members of the Board of Freeholders on Wednesday voted to raise County Francis J. Bists salary by 500 dollars. Attorney involvement noted.

Board of Freeholders Francis J. Bists

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hugh Treacy Wes” McCormack Li 1 Winchester Harve la Zaunt Paris Augustus Nash Star of Faith Flanders Hell Althge Coe Mrs Mary 5 Almind Maag Muhlenberg Hospital Our A.E. Force Leslie R. Fort Harry Runyon Bill Nash Hobbie” Crane di, C. L. Crist Sam’ Wilbur Mat Staats Charlie’ Graves Mike” Shannon A E. Hoagland Weer John H. Case Fred W. Bird Brocton Bill” Smith George York Doane John J. Carroll City Fire Department J. J. Varley J. Watson Councilan Hylan Henry M. Maxson Heaeene Neumonia Gertrude Brick Probasco Bible Class
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