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Plainfield Record

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1918

Page

5

Sewage hearing probes knotty points at plant case

The court heard 34 witnesses on odor and pollution from a disposal plant near Mitchells Borough as Vice Chancellor Lane weighs whether the facility can be condemned. Lawyers debated whether state approval bars damage claims while testimony contrasted compacts and health-board consent.

Tou Arcuse Mavermiasa Greenu Road Mra Kia- Dermann Witchens Josephine Trust Saymor State Board of Health Lane Ashmeld William A. Codiington Opne Mr. Ashmesd Asnmead Cuddington Cour Rusiigs Panest Couchingtons Howell Abomesd Coddington Ald Noich Aohmead Court of Errors

New YMCA Seeks 500 Members Amid War Time Drive

The YMCA reports about 150 new members enrolled in the first three days of a wartime drive. Officials tout renewed home base efficiency, call for old members to renew, and announce building changes moving the boys department and creating dormitory rooms to accommodate 500 new members.

Y. McA Plainfield Baxley United States Hodes Brady

Cumisky and Breen Held in County Jail After Arraignment

Mike Cumisky and Hugh Breen each received sixty days in the county jail after arraignment before Judge DeMera in City Court this morning on drunkenness and disorderly conduct charges. They were arrested last night by Patrolman Martin. Cumisky, a past offender, had recently been released from six months at Elizabeth.

Titres Jmg Ses Mike” Cumisky Hugh Breen DeMera Mrtin Cumisky Elizabeth

Constable George York Improves After Illness

George York of the Provinc ial District Court district has been seriously ill at his home on Columbia Avenue for two weeks and is now improving steadily. His physician Dr. William H. Anthony advises a Florida trip for complete care and a possible southern sojourn for the remainder of the winter.

George York i Provinc George York Columbia Avenue William H. Anthony Florida

Elks Celebrate Anniversary With Community Event

Plainfield Lodge of Elks marks a GrUethsuniversary event at the Watchung avenue club house tomorrow night. The affair features entertainment led by Jamey Hart and proceeds benefit the Elks and their friends.

ELAS Plainfield Lodge of Elks Watchung Avenue Theafar Jamey Hart Elks

Westminster Guild Entertainment Recital Highlights

Westminster Guild presented an afternoon program featuring recitations, a barnyard talk by Allen Beals, and a "Family All" display with performers including Florence Disbrow Alma Laird Edom Hyatt Winifred Palmer Sue Farland Betty Palmer and Belle Will. A Maypole segment and Dyning girl performances complemented Miss de Berrmann's solo Just a Song at Twilight along with the album reading Loves O14 Sweet Bone.

Allen Beals Allpeters Ware Lorence Disbrow Alma Laird Edom Hyatt Winifred Palmer Sue Farland Miss Price Betty Palmer Mins Earet Swain Belle Will Clara Kerner Miss & Winding The Maypole Dyning Little Girls Miss de Berrmann

Appointment Of U S Medical Corp Chief Sanitary Inspector

A member of the U S Medical Corps was appointed by the government to be Chief Sanitary Inspector of the Military District at Houston Texas. The post includes full supervision of Houston city and Camp Logan situated just outside municipal limits. The appointee, formerly acting inspector for the Plainfield Board of Health, resigns to assume the new duties and will travel south via Anniston, stopping at Camp McClellan before reporting to Houston.

U. S. Medical Corpa Houston Texas Camp Logan Municipal Limita Cass Plainfeld Board of Health Vis Anniston Camp McClellan Case Plainfield High School Mount Hermon Columbia University Jan Call Board of Health Roselle

Phoebe Sings Loves Old Sweet Song Tonight

A fragmentary recap recalls Phoebe performing Loves Old Sweet Song last night at a venue. The piece describes a glow from the lights, a beautiful voice, and an echo of a story told through years as lovers whisper within the crowd. The concluding sentiment notes a tearful reaction from the audience as the singer finishes.

City Youth Prepares for Governmental Role in Houston

A young man, soon to take office, has appointive power for his assistant. He will make the appointment when he reaches Houston. Mr. Case, a friend of IL McVoy on East Front street, counts among his latest circle of acquaintances. All who know him wish him success in his government position.

Houston Case Lather IL. McVoy East Front Street Iis

Former Plainfield residents renew acquaintances

Mr and Mrs Louwis Bond long respected Plainfield figures revisit the city at the request of Mr and Mrs Fred Sears of West Sixth Street. Bond once managed Plainfield Boys Club in the 1890s, helping 500 youths gain wholesome recreation and trades training. later moved to Richmond Hill and worked with a New York radio agency. The club’s headquarters moved from Park and North avenues to the old Bicycle Clubhouse on Sycamore.

Louwis Bond Plain Held Fred Sears West Sixth Street Richmond Hill S. 1 Depew Building Park and North Avenues Sycamore Bond Pisinfield George, Jr Republic Canaan N. Y Thore Stromaly Tr Tx

Bond and friends recall old ties during hospitality years

Mr. and Mrs. Bond fostered longtime friendships while staying, returning at intervals to renew associations. They seized funday moments to visit many former acquaintances, including servers and elders who were members of Bors Clad during Mr. Bond's era.

Pioneer Lunch Wagon Owner Returns to Community Ties

An elderly Pioneer lunch wagon owner, once a town staple, visited the cart line at Second and Park to reconnect with locals. The wagon, long popular, was sold to Joseph Myers who moved the business to East Webster and later prospered in Massachusetts before planning to return for a reunion with the old delegation.

Park Avenue Joseph Myers

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