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Newspaper

Plainfield Record

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1918

Page

4

What's Become of the Good Old Days in Plainfield Local Reform Urged

A Plainfield editorial urges the Common Council to act on coal shortages and fuel allocations amid wartime price controls. It cites delayed actions, questioned officials, and public hardship, urging scrutiny of fuel handling and sewer projects while recalling past community agitators who drove progress.

Plainfield Common Council County Puel English Elizabeth Garfields Washington Jenkiemin United States Kenney Lincoln Natal City North Avenue PBLIC F. A. Dunham Andrew J. Gavett New Jersey Cler Rock Avenue Greenbrook Middlesex Borough Dan Marshall John Simpson Stephen A. Gil George Hi. Prost Frank Marsh Iate Tetfield Charles J. Fiske John B. Dumont Elliot T. Barrows

Backbiting and stalled hopes in Newark town affairs

The Newark News excerpt portrays public friction with officials and local figures. It cites Trades Council opposition to Mayor’s stance, anecdotal remarks on Bill Langer and ticket access, and mentions a $35,000 sewer project against a $480,000 estimate. It notes Rockefeller aiding Pocantico Hills Ossining fuel relief and hints at sourcing from B Evans & Co.

John D. Rockefeller Pocantico Hills Ossining Newark News B. Evans & Co

Sunday life at Camp McClellan described by Corporal Phillips

Corporal Phillips recounts a Sunday at Camp McClellan detailing routine inspections, horse care, and dress parade. He lists breakfast including fruit, dinner of fricasseed chicken, and a supper of corn fritters, noting novelties like oranges and college-style table manner among soldiers. He describes stable duties, horse training, and upcoming field exercises with green mounts, plus church services and band music shaping a martial Sunday atmosphere.

Fianne Rowe Wilson Aikce Jack Bas Plainfield Big Mother Buglers

Knights and lodge members honor guests at mandery reception

Plainfield report notes Commander MacDonald Jewely and third family members as honored guests at a Masonry event. The ceremony featured wreaths, bunting, and performances by dancers, with business and entertainment committees listed. Interment plans for Velinde Germ are mentioned alongside organizational roles within Jer Chapter and Lydia Chapter.

MacDonald Jewely Mandery Geormd T. Caskey Charlit £ Johnson Anthor A. Reynolds Jer Miss Lillie Lydia Order of the Eastern Star H. Hand Ty Plainfield Faer Bunting Jone Donald Mra. R Trinity’ Commandery Hares Charles Chatrman Chares A. Les Marshall D.C Adan Voneyman Com RF. R. Huntsman Stephen B. Joseph Eral William N. Bennett

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