Obituary notices for Louis Depew John Herm ann and others
Obituary items report the death of Louie Depew aged about and John Herrmann a former resident of Sterling. Depew died Monday night after a long illness with funeral rites held at a home in Park Way. Survived by three nieces and three nephews, with memorials to Green Pines. Herrmann, 71, died at his daughter’s home in Jefferson Avenue Sterling after moving from North Plainfield. He served in the Fourteenth New Jersey regiment then the Navy. He is survived by six siblings and several nieces and nephews across New Jersey and elsewhere. Two other notices record the passing of Mrs. Helen Pfender and other kin with details of services and burial in local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Depew
I. Lourie Depew
Seul Elgdinten
Truek Court
J . Patterson
Park Way
BK Ieee
Streenten
Alea
Helen Plemder
Me HL Watterson
W. Kivinerke
New Tore
H. Manry Decity
Curt Pte
Louie Pfender
Gary
Smith
New Jerey
Navy
Plainfield
Irow Keyport
Captain Smith
Kearny
Mr Smith
Wil
Amith
Jesse Jommon
Livi
Keyport
Joseph Atkinson
Freehold
Mary Waites
Teeuimann
John Herm
Eterling
North Pianewelt Fur
Herman Fremmer
Jefferson Avenue
O'Lock
J. T. Lehenmann
Sterling Burns
Pleriing
Mr. Herrmann Wes
Seitzerland
Seloested
Morrin
Sterting
Atx
T. Ortmann
Justay Wolfe
Mineen Filzabeth
Plorford Maermann
Mien Yeeg Herrmann
Juan, Cal
Mra
Herman Aremmer
Marehar John Herrmann, Jr
North Patnfeld
The
Rey Ieee Herrmann
AM McCARTHY Funeral of William McCarthy Held at St Marys
The funeral for William McCarthy was held at St Marys in Parsippany with relatives and friends in attendance. He was born in Newton in 1860 and worked for Francis H Leennen Company and later held a sales position until retirement. He died after a nine week illness and is survived by his wife and one son, plus siblings in Newark and nearby towns. The service was conducted by Father Rowan and interment took place in the New Town Cemetery Print County.
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AM McCarthy
William McCarthy
More's
Mandos
Pather
Rene
Bt Mary
Piatnfeld
Meath
Pia
Atrahethus
Wadleng
MecCarthy
Charen
Skolenger
Nater
Hone Chapel
Nurtal
Newton
Buse
Neah Kar
Francis H. Leenett& Company
New York
Erocery Howe
Fin Dowth
Valoaman
Comenen
TieKay
T. Rhenferd DeKar
Weller
Cornelia
On-The- Dean
William M, Dekaron
Alfred CC. TieKay
Newark
Fred Douglas Randolph Dies in Batesburg Burial Held
Fred Douglas Randolph aged at the Mottage place died after a brief illness. He was born in this city and employed as a driver. He held a reputation for reliability with a rifle and rabbit hunts. Survived by his wife and one brother. Burial at a local cemetery. MISS GSN SICONN FArrrirry, Rafferty, formerly of North Piatretnid, died in Marin Antoinette New York. Interment and services were at Drivyate Tors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Douglas Randolph
Fred Dowslas Randolph
Mottage
Nis
Brhiner
Hemmand
Weertfield
Lsfile
Gsn
Siconn Farrrirry
Sieen McCown Rafferty
North
Fenace
Marin Antoinette
New York
Bee Ste
Steamore
Lal
North Plainterd
Remains Of Cam Tate YC Smith Of Prenteion
The deceased native of Mon mert, born into a large family, passed away after a brief illness. The funeral and burial will be held Monday at the residence of the deceased, with services in the afternoon. Survived by ten children, one of whom is William Smits, the youngest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cam Tate
Smith
Prenteion
BoMiere
Kearny
Monmert
Peven
Wiliam Smits
Plainfield Boys In Texas Oldest City Visit San Antonio
Plainfield boys in the old Texas capital San Antonio de Bexar explore the city famed for the Alamo. The piece evokes its streets, diverse crowd, and the state’s pride in the historic mission and barracks, noting the Alamo’s enduring memory and local affection for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield Boys
Texas
San Antonio
San Antonio de Bexar
Plainfield
Aviation Corps
Alamo
Fichtine
Alam
Hoveton
Steven
Gam Jarinth
Gan An- Tonint
Teram
Gette
City Court Handles 1739 Cases in 1917 Report
The annual city court report shows 39 cases heard in 1974 with fines totaling 3502.55. The document notes increased workload since the magistrate first took office and lists several matters disposed of at the council meeting where the report was reviewed, including the appointment of Jere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juden
Willem G Dees
Glerrisa
School budget adopted with transfers and notes borrowed
Flora T Woodbull and Archibald Cox served on the Bosra of School Estimate. The 1918 budget was adopted at a regent public hearing with a $50009 transfer from surplus. On finance committee advice, two notes for $100 and $000 were borrowed in anticipation of future employment agency operations run by Mrs Martha A Sage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora T. Woodbull
Archibald Cox
Bosra
Regent
Frenne
Martha A Sage
America Should Send 3 000 000 Men to France
Miller from Minnesota testified before the House that the United States must mobilize three to five million troops for a decisive victory. He warned Germany’s 19 million trained soldiers and stressed transport capacity as a critical weak point, noting submarine actions and the need to strengthen trans ite logistics under navy direction.
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America
France
Cou
United States
Iniiative Miller
Minesota
Prem F Jones
House
Germany
Miller Red
Department
Miller
Registrants Muster Tomorrow for Examination Officials
A list of about 100 men summoned to appear for examination continues. Registrants are directed to the School tomorrow afternoon at 1:45. Names include Innocenza Apine Edward, Ayers W. Bail Andrew Brady, Farnofaane, Kintey, Glenn Brewer, Goodwin, Michael Gittins, Ralph Grime, Jansen, Joleecn and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innocenza
Apine
Edward
Ayers
W. Ba I
Andrew J. Brady Harden
Toftin Pasquale
Farno Faane
Mr Kintey
Glenn Breorer Goodwin
Micheel Gittins
Ralph P. Grime
Tonts
F Hansen Graves
Josenhy
Hipsverkt
Walter Honter
Clement Howe Wiis Harris
Johannes Jansen
James
Joleecn
Distinguished Templar Officials Attend Trinity Inspection
Many noted officials gathered Monday night for the Trinity Inspection in Plainfield. Eminent Sir James A Cort right presided as grand captain general while R Huntsman hosted guests at his East Front home. Distinguished leaders including Grand Commandery officers from New Jersey attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Commandery of
New Templar
Templar Asylum
Plainfield Commandery
James A
East Front
Richt
MacTonald, Jr
Ni Wey
Eminent Sir Henry F Barth and Others Named in Roster
The readable fragment lists several titled officers including Eminent Sir Henry F Barth grand generalissimo and Eminent Sir James A Cortright grand captain general. Also named are Archibald Smith Thomas Riddle William Carman John W i and others with various grand ranks and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Barth
James A. Cortright
Archibald 4.Smith
Thomas MH. Riddle
William Carman
John M. W i
Stram Mt. Muschert
Charles H. Rusell
Nelson
Dengan
Josiah
Davidson
Commissioner Dill Ends Auto Reciprocity in New Jersey
New Jersey will require no registration for New York auto traffic after Commissioner Dill halted the fifteen day reciprocity rule. New York interpreted reciprocal limits to allow fifteen days of cross state use, prompting Dill to mirror the decision. Inspectors will man ferries for sixty days to enforce the change, with exemptions for pleasure vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bic
New York
Jersey
New Jersey
William L. Dill
Dill
Mr. Dill
Dijl
City Hall project set to resume under new supervisor
Plainfield council agrees to finish the City Hall building with a competent supervisor, directing work by former laborers under architect guidance. The plan avoids a new general contractor, proposing direct purchases and occasional labor contracts, with $2000 to be spent by the city building committee to push the project forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han Pein
Ion
City Hall Building Committee
Tharchitects
Tumalty Seeks Open Theats Credit in Fuel Order Plan
An unclear note outlines Tumalty's push for open theaters and fuel order modification. It mentions a secretary, a Lambs' claim in New York, and an interview with a delegation, hinting at forthcoming favorable action from the Fuel Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfey
Hdpnt
Me Topulty
Lambs
New York
Rheatres Wan
Fgnt
Tomulty Managha
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Theemnaic
Preston
Ted
Vogel & Briggs
Front Street
Churen
Roth & CO
East Front Street
Tom Ber
Jack Rabbits
Ang Vsit
Tumalty
Haskard
Mc Dowel Street
Church Street
Murray
M. J
Frank
National Shoe Repairing Co
Park Avequa
Arate
Bret Caen
Pritam
Shoe Repair Co
Font Seren
Waltra
Chandler
AG Manning Avenue
Sob
Cone Krause
Wet Fourth Street
Henry Wierene
Fast Fifth Street
Age
Nord
Central Publishing Co
North Avenue
Sale —Typewritera
Howard W. Roles
Parentenve
Plainfeld
Auto Rep
Snrenil
Philip Mechanix
Sas Street
Leoninfield
W. J
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hwatta-Herrmann
Somerville
N. J
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