Local Service Ledger Announces War Veterans News
Ensign James Kyle reports landing in France and staying there indefinitely. Mrs. Edward Opdycke visits New Germantown. Captain Conkling travels to New York and expects to return after the big push with the Seventy-eighth and Twenty-ninth divisions. Various residents from Plainfield note births, recoveries from illness, separations, and wartime postings in Virginia, Pelham Bay, Moscow, and France, with several returning home for Christmas or future postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James ‘Kyle
Ameri
France
Edward Opdycke
Jofrtwick
New Germantown
Henry Dresselt
Vine Street
James C. Con
J. A. Staats
Queen City
F. J. Ke
Somerset’ Street
Toirginia
Rcent
Daniel J. Inee
Liberty Street
Guine
Public Service Corporation
Bat
Spicer
South Plainfield
James E. Martine
Washington
Capitol
Charles H. Lyman
Washington Avenue
Joseph P.haslack
Wes Fourth Street
Plainfield
Dean Roder
West Fourth
Standard Aero Plant
Slatington
Mr. Roder
Edsonay
Baltimore
Harry Kline
North Avenue
Aviation Mechanical Corps
Camp Mills
L. I
Jack” Hall
Jackson Avenue
Scranton
Standard Motor Corporation
Jersey City
Robert Schreiner
Central Aver Hue
Ludwig Hefti
Pelham Bay
Naval Hospital Reserve
Matthias Hefti
West Third Street
John Kieley
Sumner Avenue
Kieley
Plainfield Union Water Company
Walter Hennessey
St. Mary's Church
Atlantic City
Father Hennessey
Seashore
Captain Emerson Honors Corp. Frank Donnelly After World War I Death
Captain W S Emerson of Company G 311th Infantry Sev enty e ighth Division writes condolence letter to Mrs John Donnelly of Plainfield N J for the loss of Corporal Frank I Donnelly who died in the Sedan battle The letter praises Donnelly as a loved soldier and as an example of young manhood and soldierly bearing. The note is signed Very sincerely yours W I Emerson Captain 311th Infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Emerson
311Th Infantry
Seventy-eighth
Germany
John I. Donnelly
West Fourth Street
Frank I. Donnelly
Sedan
Emerson
Corporal Donnelly
Miss
Mary Donnelly
Hmersgyn
Amer
E. F
John Donnelly
Fourth Street
Plainfield
N. J
Donnelly
W. I. Emerson
Work of the Red Cross Must Go On
Red Cross urges continued support for refugees and urgent garment shipments. Local chapter aims to complete over a thousand ready outfits before February 1 amid ongoing war relief needs. Community officers listed and a Christmas appeal encourages donations to aid soldiers and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Cross
Jeivil
Charles W. McCutchen
Charles A. Reed
Ethel Titsworth
George L. Babcock
Chester B. Lawrence, Jr
Charles R. Banks
H. E. Butler
Daniel F. Ginna
Max Tepper
John J. Varley
William M. Wherry
Miss Agnes Mahoney of Liberty Returns to City History
Miss Agnes Mahoney, long employed in Liberty, is mentioned in a local society note as returning to civic life in the city context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Mahoney
Liberty Fee
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Axel K. Jensen
William Groot
Belvidere Avenue
Moscow
Russia
Jensen
Chesebrough Manufacturing Company
Jeffsen
Ellen. Stockfieth Groot
Harry Hansen
Lincoln Place
West Fourth. Street
Medical Corps
George. F. Barry
Statie
Fort Ontario
Wego
Ella Wilson
Miles Wilson
Mary Lappin
Mr. McNamee
Camp McClellan, Ala
Blue and Gray
Sewez Motors
Ryder & Graves Electric Co
West Second Street
Hotel
Waldorf
East Front Street
Krueger
Staten Island Dry Cleaning Co
Watchung Avenue
Curt
H. E. Gayle Hardware CO
Front Street
Park Avenue
Coats
W. A. Schore & CO
West Front Street
Gavett
Weinman
Ford
A. W. Briggs
Albert Bt
Plainfield, NJ
John E
West Second
J. J
C A. Higgins
W. Fourth St
Chas. L. Stanley
South and
Leland Avenues
U. 8
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