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Newspaper

Plainfield Record

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1918

Page

7

Local residents and service members noted in Muhlenberg area

Reports from Plainfield and surrounding towns list officers, soldiers and families in active service or recovering from illness. Names include Cyril Poling home from Paris Island on furlough, Edmund Waldorf in Muhlenberg Hospital with pneumonia, and Charles Ise returning to Naval Ordnance work. Also mentioned are Walter Wilson returning from overseas with the Naval Aero Squadron and sergeant Brown visiting family after Army service.

Board of Education DeWitt van Wyck Front Street Muhlenberg John B Paris Island Knott East Venth Stree U.S. A Gortion Middletons Méntans Gordon DeKalb Buckle David Ise East Fifth Street Naval Ordnance Plant Ceikaeats N West Virginia Mt. Hersé Pratt Institute Brooklyn Plainnéla Charles H Keleington Avenue William B Jessie H. Brown East Second Street Sergeant Brown Regular Army Ward Aero Corporation Air Service Walter Wilson William W. Wilson West Third Street Naval Aero Squadron Camp Mills Killinghole Bheland North Sea Helen O'Keefe West ‘Fifth Street Elizabeth O'Keefe A. BE. Force John Pedefious Mountain Boulevard Watchung Pedefious Sadie Leahy Watchung Avenue M. F. Setae Muhlenberg Hospitaal William Barry Howard Street Medical Corps Carlisle Martin Flatley West Fifth Street Secret Service Department Thhe Navy Guaranty’ Trust Company Bredway New York George Luhr West Front Street Muhlenberg Hospital Robert C. Shropshire Shropshire International Motor Company Joseph Howland South Second Street Bronx

Women 220000 Shirts For Soldiers

Patriotic women of Trenton produced approximately 220000 shirts for soldiers of the army. Government payment of 25 00 is noted. The work has been directed by Lieutenant Beuie Glinton, who established a depot for shirt making under the War Department.

Patriotic Women Trenton Be Uie Glinnton The

Naval men eat flu germs for experiment findings

Naval researchers observed influenza in seamen over several weeks noting nasal and throat infections. Some were inoculated but few observable changes occurred. physicians report no strong results from the experiment. Miss Alice McCoy convalesces from pneumonia while Chester Wagner becomes out of service.

Alice McCoy John McCoy L Street Pheumonia Chester Wagner J = street Princeton

Gas Section Aims to Smother German Forces With Fluids

America produced rapidly and neared war end as a new gas mask was developed to curb old discomforts. The chem warfare unit planned to overwhelm the German army with a stream of poison fluids and gas, revealed at a dinner for General Sibert.

America Sibert

Revenue Districts May Conform to State Lines

Internal Revenue Commissioner Roper announced that revenue collection districts may be rearranged next year to align with state boundaries. He said the change should boost efficiency by creating one district per state and allocating two to larger states, with a population based sub division and a deputy collector in a central city. He noted last year’s collection cost at 12 003 000 dollars, about one third of one percent of all coins.

Internal Internal Revenue Roper Contem Commi! Roper

New Power Plant at Pond Shop A Marvel of Mechanism

A vast new power house at Pond Machine Tool on South Second Street marks a half million dollars in improvements finished after a year of wartime expansion. The Eaton Company of Philadelphia built the structure, which features two 200 pound steam boilers, Westinghouse dynamos, and a central spray pond recirculating water to condense steam. Chief Engineer George H Batchelor has guided the project, now nearly doubling the plant size with modern machinery and an efficient layout for power and light.

Pond South Second Street The Eaton Company Philadelphia Big Yards South Secon George H Imost Worcester Mass Batchelor Babcock & Wilcox Westinghouse

War Department Orders Chevrons For Camp Dix Men

Camp Dix receives orders to furnish each honorably discharged soldier two scarlet chevrons worn on left sleeves as proof of service and discharge. Three new Transport Companies 668 669 739 form amid growing shipments with Lt Y H Hempy as acting commander. Midnight mass at Knights of Columbus and post Christmas programs mark celebrations as tens of thousands await discharge.

Camp Dix War Department Lakewood Amatol Y H. M. Hempy Camp Motor Track Company Knights of Columbus Dix Vincent J. Dougherty Trenton John O. Gretton Catholic College Princeton Y. M Cng Hospital Milwaukee Comrades Overseas J F. Glass Fred Ferro Camp Merrit Gloss Ferof Talion Tank Corps Giddings Eric McCoy Wiii Madison Hoboken

Engagement of Miss Horne to J W O Connell

Announcement records the engagement of Miss Horne daughter of Mr and Mrs Horne of 921 West Street to J W O Connell of the same. No date has been set for the wedding.

Miss Horne Seph Horne West Street J. W O'Connell

Miss Bernice Higgins Spends Week With North Borough Friend

Miss Bernice Higgins of the street in the borough spent a week with Mr we er com mon at North.

Bernice Higgins Street Borough wThaa Weer

New Drying Process For Meats And Fish Claim

Dr Argilur H. McKee of Columbia University announced a drying method for meat and fish that preserves flavor and nutrition with minimal space. The process removes bone and connective tissue, dries in a vacuum at low temperature, and could replace brine and refrigeration in military use.

Argilur H. McKee Ering Columbia University Feens Sainl McKee Colu Uchennaia

Eighteen Inch Guns May Be Built at Watervliet

The Watervliet Army Arsenal in New York may manufacture guns up to a large calibre. Major General C C Williams, Chief of Ordnance, stated this week in his annual report to the Secretary of War. No decision indicated whether production of this large ordnance is contemplated. During the fiscal year, 16,000 contracts were let for material valued at $5,000,000, with manufacturers expending substantial sums in building facilities.

Watervliet Army Cc. C. Williams Secretary of War

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Pond Shop Wrightstown Plainfield Mulford North Free W. F. Wilson AUTO Henry Wierenga Jens Seeeeinga Jenes Nes Street John S. Haskard Tron Steel McDowell Street Auto Rep. and Supplies Oswald Candy Shop Broadway Dainties East Front Street Plainfield, New Jersey W. A. Schore & CO Winn Higgins Ing Tel
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