MRS MARGARET BURKE DIES IN PLAINFIELD AREA
Obituary notices list Mrs Margaret Burke widow of Jake Berks dying at home of her daughter in Allan Plainfield area after long illness. Funeral at St Joseph church with requiem mass and burial in St Marys cemetery. Born 1835, survived by daughter and several children in North Plainfield and nearby towns. Additional notices cover May Alice Day, Alice Lara Davis, Howard Drake, Margaret Moore, and Grace Wallner Miller with brief funeral details and family connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Margaret Burke
Jake Berks
Woralog
Frederick Wennatt
Allan
Piar
Mins Besslh Amit
Clarence Smith
North
Mibe
Alice
Ming
Atos Day
Michael Day
Ch Street
South Plainfield
Bren Ul
South Pisinfield
Church of the Be Heart
St. Mary's Cemetary
City
Ato Drake
Howard Drake
Plale
Delter
Tmim
Netherwood Avenue
Philip
New Jersey Central Eneiearing
Paters
Marlow
Drake
Aye
Stillman
Marry
Vankmberes
Jeep
Med Company
Joseph F. Rafferty
Charlotte Rafferty
East Pourth Street
Poeemontia
Plainfield
Spicer Universal Joint Company
Victor
Margaret Burne
Patrith Nafferty
St. Mary's
Rhurih
Father Hennessy
Burtt
St Mary's Cemetery
Mary BF
Maremaheth
Adams Brodn
John Crosby Brown
Henry Tl
Hilteide Avenue
Plaza Bald
Mina
Brown
Murcrm
Cristofore
Rt Brown
Thres Sons
Thitcher M. Brown
Park Avenue
Thie City
Foun Croshe Town
Orn Treen Brothers
New York
William Adama Brown
Nin Theoingieay Seminary
Tyres D'Avehters
Mre
Fdvard Caldwell Moore
Maare
Martfora Divineity
Cambridge
Mass
Henry L. DePareet
Hiltstte Srenue
Pivinfield
Mies
Maryan Brown
Chil
Willem Adams Brown
Mca
John Crosby Brown Moore
France
Dorothea M. Moore
Plainkeld Women Visit Camp Dix For Company A Ball
Plainkeld county women spent a February evening at Camp Dix with Company A 113th Infantry. The event featured dancing, a supper, a Valentine themed reception in the barracks, and a late night luncheon. Officers and guests from nearby towns attended, and decorations, music, and a roster souvenir highlighted the military social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainkeld
Camp Dix
Company A
113Th Infantry
Com- Fngpany A. Siltn Infantry
Walon County
Thiner
Harry Parker
Westfield
Lott R. Breen
The
Muerte
Meas Hall
Valentine
Mees Severant
Melvin F
Breen
M. B
Mrechanics
Ernemnt
Tnion
Marguerite M. Pollard
Ethel Burns
Rahway
Mies
Anna
Mia
Walter Perkins
Linden
Gibbons
Hi Markiey
Gladys Meyer
Natalie Meyer
Ethel Alexander
Walker
Elda Fink
Weatfeld
Elizabeth Randolph
Hillside
Capt
Lott Fl. Breen
W. J. Flynn
Floyd Augustine
W. RK. Tucker
WH. R. Vantersilt
Barnard Eberlin
W. D. Achinote
F Kelly
Carpenter
Farry S. Parker
M. &. Aalsh
Wentfeth
Sunply
Thomas J
Plainfield
William MR. Carpenter Ratway
Wf. Clarke
Hilaide
J.B. Joh Murray
John F Mines
Sammi
Joseph Nobdtie
Itfeld
H. C. Randolph
Filtinide
P. B. Roediger
W. J. Kale
D. & Smincky Plaza
Morton H
Atti Hore
Mans A. Turley
Toston
Mase
William EF. VanNorden
Mertental Guard
Enests
Baird Favored In Senate Talk
In Paterson era notes the temporary U S Senate seat vacancy after William Hughes death, Camden County Republican leader David Baird is the favored choice. Governor Edge may delay but is likely to appoint Baird, with Stokes’ camp losing momentum and potential primary implications for 1919 contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
William Hughes
Paterson
Davi Baird
Camden County
Baird
Edge
EB. C. Stokes
Sates
Stoves
Rxecuties
Tere
Stites
M. Garrison
New Yorke
Jeena Clee
Two More Firemen Quit City's Service
Two firemen resign from the city's department amid a string of retirements and departures. Flord Carrot of Wart Third atrest, a four year veteran, sought a position at Peed Tool Works. Fort Retnman, appointed months earlier, left to pursue better opportunities, marking the seventh retirement in the department since November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flord Carrot
Atrest
Total Fire Department
Peed Tool Works
Mr. Carrol
Jennines
Mn Pative
Kentucky
Fort
Commissioners Named for State Tunnel Project
Governor Monday night sent to the Senate the nominations of eight men to the New Jersey fee and Tunnel Commission. Letters urged joint action with New York and Pennsylvania for co operation to accelerate construction. Names include Weller H. Noyes and Thomas J. Harlow among others with four year terms and other appointments for state bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
New Jersey Fee and Tunnel Commission
Ler
New York
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
New Jersey Commission
New Jersey
Citien
Jersey
New York State
New York City
Trehiem
Jerger
Keystone State
Mayor Urges Plainfield Men to Aid Ship Building
Mayor Leighton Calkins appeals to Plainfield mechanics to support President Wilson's shipbuilding program as the United States enters wartime effort. The plan calls for 6 million tons of shipbuilding yearly, with a reserve force of shipyard volunteers and skilled workers registered to ensure placement in yards and deferred drafts while employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leighton Calkins
Plainfield Mechanics
Wilson
United States
Ehipbuilding
United States Shipyard
End Toronsier
Artirana
Msnlves
Shipbuilding Board Pushes War Effort in City
In a February 19, 1915 notice from City Clerk Leighton Calkt, the States Shipbuilding Board urges rapid ship construction as the key to victory. The document highlights opportunities to participate in this branch of the war effort and outlines procedures and benefits for interested parties in Plainfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clery
Plainfeld
Leighton Calkt
Large Attendance At Y. M. H. Dahle Anniversary
A large audience gathered at the Young Men's Hebrew Association on West Front Street for the thirteenth annual gathering. The event featured entertainment and professional talents with festive decorations and portraits of Washington and Lincoln. Committee members included Samuel Feitamer and Max Pin Spritzer, with Joseph Lange and Arthur Hy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Eddie Marks
Janez
Washington
Lunenin
Bamurl Feaitameran
Maxpin Spritzer
Jacon J. Betowardseph Lange
Arthur Hy Rieyard Fox
M. Herger
J. Goll
Alex Goodman
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Alice Lara Davis
Alice Leigh Davin
Harper
Davia
Trenton
Boon
Heriot
Greenwoell
Kainfeld
Henry Orden Newha
Wellbouen
Homme
Littleton
N. H
Lessell Papa
Rhode Island
Hall
Wren
York Hall
Conrern
Orment Avenue
Vembytering
Wivie
Henry Ff. Newhall
Ponrers
Conner
Pateonta
Baywar
Carenta
Netherwood
Margaret Wooortep
Mublenbere
Jobn
Mr. Howell
Meadows Arcond
Joseph PF
Rapperty
Grace Walnron Miller
Tstiipan
Aimaw
William Dewhtt
Miter
Temile
Merrill
Se Teen
Se Teen Peashetertin Chen
Miller
Crescent Avenue
Argeta
Waltons Dermae
York
Ana
Weller H. Noyes
Tenafly
Palmer Campbell
Franklin Murph
Ark
Thomas N. McCarter
Human
Samuel T French
Camden
Richard T. Collings
Collingswood
Harlow
Burlington
Daniel F. Hendrickton
Wontasy
John A. Blair
Jersey City
Common Pleas Court
John Ivotte Mor
Boonton
Mid County Tax Board
Anthony Kt. Kuser
Bernardsviln
John W Herbert
Helmettt
State Highway Commission
Edison Diamond
Amberole Phonograph
Vogel & Briggs
Edison Diamond Disc
Front Street
M. R. Churen
Y. M. H. Dahle
Eaen
Ruillon Seran Uettis
West Third Street
Church Street
Marvas
West Front Street
Grove
Sheen
National Shoe Repart Co
Park Avenus
Uni
Shoe Repair Co
Walter
Chandler
Manning Avenue
Nyttic
Ialery
Auto Rep
Atery
AL Iinger Ai Jow
PDI Mechanti
Keperi Mobile
Preaten
Romond
Somerset Street
Yaar
Ing
Yelaas Tool Makers
Yost
Ploymes
Ater
Curtis
Aeropla Corp
Mammondeport
N. Y
Jary
Grove Street
Enle End
Malford
North Avenue
W. Jon
Resi’ Eatate
Tors
Chas Greenwald
Piginfield, W
Pelovit
Autsamobile Wileas North Ave, Opp
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