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Plainfield Record

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1916

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Attorney for Union County to retire amid health concerns

Francis J Blats, president of the Union County attorney's office, plans to retire from the center after prolonged illness. Codington has not been in good health recently and may need to step down before the end of the year. Jolie B Rowty, daughter of, returns home following an attack.

Francis J Blats Codington Etle Jolie B. Rowty

Elks Sponsor Christmas Aid at City Playhouse

The Elks plan a charitable Christmas program at the big playhouse to aid local families in need. Leaders Bill Counthan and Mike Gha of Pisinfiald Centre donate the venue and vaudeville acts to delight youth, with committee members guiding arrangements.

Beores Piatoe Beta Lodge Ike Bill Counthan Mike” Gha Pristors Pisinfiald Ceatre Pic Tae Ledee Inch William ©. Smith Jwistem Amsance W. Mundy Doctor Chalmers Criat

Christmas Wishes and City Hall Speculations in Plainfield 1917

Fragmented OCR notes reveal a parade of names, schemes, and forecasts for Plainfield in 1917. Mentions include local officials, court posts, chautauqua circuits, municipal projects, and party politics. Guests express well wishes while listing ambitions and speculative plans for governance and business.

Record's Auto Awarded To Scott Piano To Kyle

An avalanche of votes highlighted the contest run by the Record in Plainfield. Mr. Scott was awarded the auto while Kyle received the piano after a local contest managed entirely by the Record's staff. Judges backed the contest procedures amid broad satisfaction and noted external promoters were not involved.

Scott Kyle Plainfield Tlecord

Annual Contest YM H A Speakers Set For Third Event

The YMHA announces the third annual speaking contest to be held Sunday evening in the club room. Participants will discuss themes titled The Glory of man and The Story of Himmelfarh among others. The surrounding notes mention Christmas trees and wholesale pricing, with bundles quoted between 76 cents and 1 dollar each.

Himmelfarh

Aero Co Pay and the Buffalo Firm Threaten Industry

The Curtim Aerop c of Buffalo and Glenn i say raise concerns over mutation development, with plans to enlarge the pliant and displace workers. Estimates show 1917 orders worth up to 10 million dollars, while royalties worth 2 million could flow to Wright interests as the Plainfield firm adjusts prices and production amid disputed offsets. Mia Al7 spent Tueniay with friends in the city.

Curtim Aerop c Buffalo Glenn Difference Plainfield Company Wright People

Ranyon for County Judge Clarifies Assembly Link

Friends of N Ranges report that Assemblyman Ranyon was admitted to the New Jersey Bar in 1895 and ran on three fronts. The note suggests pressure to aid his judgeship appointment and hints at Governor Elect Edgs's influence.

Iaw Chautauqua A. E. Hoag N. Ranges Ranyon Edgs

Bobby Jones Joins Chevrolet’s Staff

Bobby Jones joins Chevrolet staff as the narrative shows Chevrolet’s leadership and product pricing context. Lewis Chevrolet, vice president and chief engineer of AMC, states the American Six price is set at 1256 dollars. Contracts for materials last winter aimed at 1190 but actual costs and plans now differ. The article notes displays in New York and Chicago and mentions Gens work at Plaisfield plant.

Lewis Chevrolet American Motors Corporation Kilira New York Chicago Plaisfield

Miss Thompson Weds Louis K. Clark in Quiet Church Ceremony

Miss Mary fon Thompson daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles P Thompson of Summit Avenue married Louis K Clark of Netherwood Avenue in a Church of the Holy Cross ceremony conducted Tuesday afternoon. The bride wore the family ring and was given away by her father with Miss Helen Thompson as attendant and J Pord Flagg cousin of the groom as best man. A reception followed at the bride’s parental home before the couple departed for a wedding trip through eastern states. They will reside on Jackson Brenue in this city upon return.

Church of the Holy Cross Mary Fon Thompson Charles P. Thompson Summit Avenue Louis K Clark Netherwood Story Church Helen Thompson J. Pord Flagg New Brunswick Jackson Brenue

A B Jones Honored by Factory Workers

FR Jones of this city, supervisor at General Chemical Co plant Bayonne, received a gold watch chain gold cigar cutter pipe and two boxes cigars from four hundred workers. Michael Ryan, chairman of the employers association, praised his popular leadership and urged continued cooperation for another strong year. Bonues to clerks spread as Christmas gifts rise to ten percent at Western Union Trust Co and National City Bank. A K Force Co and other firms consider similar moves. William Holmes resigns from First Baptist Church choir to join Marble Collegiate Church. His soloist work for Dr Carl Duff admired by the congregation.

A. FR. Jones General Chemical Company Bayonne Micheal Ryan Employer’ Association Wits Ryan Enon United States Plainfield Western Union Will ‘Trust Company National City Bank A. K. Force & Co New York William Holmes Sycamore Avepie First Baptist Church Marbie Carl Duff Holmes

Stores to Close Sunday Despite Christmas Shopping Pressure

Mayor Leighton Calkins refused to grant exemptions to the Sunday closing law ahead of Christmas. He informed Police Chief Kiely that stores must remain closed, noting the blue laws have been enforced all year and there should be no special leniency for the holiday weekend.

Leighton Calkins Calkins Kiely Bysingna

Warnock Named Manager of Zook Baking Company

W. W. Warnock of Craig place, after a serious operation at Muhlenberg hospital in October, has recovered and on Monday assumed the position of manager for the Zook Baking Company. Experienced in all lines of the confectionary and baking trade, he will work at the Zook establishment on East Front street after previously heading Hawkiers bakery at Granke.

W. W. Warnock Craig Place Muhlenberg Hospital Zook Baking Company Warnock Hawkiers Granke Zeek Enna East Front Street

City Tax Office Sees Historic 127000 Day

Tax collectors recorded a record closing day with 127000 paid in taxes, raising the total to 263000 as property owners flooded Townsend's office. The final day saw 64000 paid, followed by 372000 the next day, and a general decline in delinquents due to citywide efforts. Manning & Curt, 1106 Depot Avenue, advertise loan and insurance.

Townsend Heal Estate and Insurance Manning & Curt Depot Avenue

Addis to Retire After Twenty Years Service

Addis plans retirement after twenty years with the health department. A pension request may be reviewed by department directors, with potential monthly benefits under consideration. The narrative recalls Addis's long career including epidemic response in 1899 1900 1901 and public health work tracing diphtheria sources.

Addis de Desa Ofew Henry B. Newhall Wiliam H. Murray George v. Andrew J. Gimvett L. W Addin New Market Rartan Addie Ebmn Rock Avenue Addia

Ida May Wheeler to Wed Claude Wilmot Elphee

The Wheeler family of Auburn announces the engagement of Ida May Wheeler to Claude Wilmot Elphee son of Mr and Mrs Elphee of Auburn New York. The couple plans marriage after suitable arrangements while Maxson and others recover from a recent outing at Oak Park.

HM. Maxson Oak Park Charles D. Whealer Ida May Wheeler Claude Wilmot Elphee Mr. Elphee Auburn

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