Obituary for Jesae Mo Taynor longtime Standard Company retiree
Jesae Mo Taynor of North Misind and Plainfield died after medical treatment. He was sixty ten years old and had worked for the Standard Company in the assess department, serving the Plainfield area. He belonged to Perseverance Lodge No 14 and the Knights of Pythian, and was active in civic groups. Burial is in the family plot at North Pisn cemetery. He is survived by his father, six widow, three children, and other relatives. The funeral will be private at 2 o clock at Tate home on Park Avenue.
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Mattison
Bae
Plainfield
Bomerville
Cianavere
Plain Beld Council
United
Commercial Trevaters
Baward Weed
New York
Frank
Fleur Det
Tadin
Herman
Tommy
United States
Praton
Funeral of Thames Be if wana Meet
The funeral service for Thames Be was held privately at the Seven Mepritt Chapel in Hietth arenas with few intimate friends present. He leaves a wife and one son.
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Thomas
Hentall
Thames
Missing Person Notice From Silent Valley Cemetery
Fragmentary OCR text notes a person named Samdiey or Samday buried in Avererern cemetery. Mentions Mine Marenret Vall and Mire Certrit fale Jemmee Vall Bind with Wires The finerad wae and Welnreter attention in pharet of Hoefe W Skelinneer. Grave details unclear due to garbled transcription.
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New Year tragedy claims 19 year old Hoffmeister
Mrs Hoffmeister aged nineteen died after a fatal fire at her home on New Year’s Day. The Oak Tree area mourns as relatives gather at St Mary’s cemetery. survivor, a 64 year old husband, and a son are mentioned amid a large family attending services.
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Frederick Notrateter
Hoffmeister
Peette
End
R. Rishere
Oak Trea
Emme Pierson
Thie City
Dewis
William Dade
Bath
Asbery Park
Patter Mohert
Eriter de Nurtal
St Mary's Cemetery
Wren and Weed Residents Gather For Park Avenue Morning Scene
Local witnesses report PCATH W. Wren and Frank Wo Weed at the Manning nutidine on Park avenue during a morning event. An unnamed observer noted a tense moment as bystanders watched two men argue near a storefront branch line.
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Frank Wo Weed
Alan
Manning Nutidine
Park Avenue
Mr Weed
Pete Fran
Mare Prete
Miss Elizabeth Narrak Dies at 21 in Cottage Place
Ming Elizabeth Tlarras Barcas of 123 Cottage Place, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charlie W Barcas, died Wednesday morning after a long illness at age twenty one. She attended Trinity Reform Church day school and is survived by her parents, a brother Karl, and four sisters Ethel Hazel Jane and Virginia Barris. The funeral will be private tomorrow morning at the family home, with service by Rev John Rirnte and assistance by 3 F Parker Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery.
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Charlie W. Barcas
Cottage Place
Trinity Reformed Church
Karl
Ethel
Hazel
Jane
Virginia
Barris
John ¥. Rirnnte
F Parker
Evergreen Cemetery
Death of Harry Peterson in Muhlenberg Hospital
The six year old son of Mr and Mrs William Peterson of Glasgow Bones died yesterday in Muhlenberg Hospital after suffering from diabetes. Despite treatment the disease could not be checked. Funeral services will be strictly private.
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Harry Peternop
William TL. Paterson
Muhlenbere F Hospital
Celebrated Their Golden Wedding at Plainfield Home
Mr and Mrs Satvan Randolph celebrated their golden wedding with an informal reception at their Randolph Road home in Plainfield on a Saturday afternoon. Relatives and friends from the city and vicinity delivered gifts as the couple, long active in the Seventh-Day Adventist church, reflected on five decades of farming and community life. Their two sons Pendotrt Randolph, a lawyer and actor, and Robert Randolph, manager at Grants Park, joined relatives Beechaa Aver and others in extending congratulations.
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Plainfield
Randolph Road
Mrs. Randolph
Brvencruady
Fran
Randolph Wee
Gen
Roth
Ase
Pendotrt
Sti Rity
Owl of
Robert Ranfaint
Beecha Avers
Fiohert
Pitts Bores
Robert Fenda
Commission Approves P S R Bond Issue
The Public Service Commission approves a bond issue for the P S R system to fund plant extensions. The commission denies waiving meter rental charges and keeps the minimum charge of 92 percent of prior rates in effect.
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Winchester trip and war service letters from Plainfield youths
Albert and another Plainfield ambulance corps member write home from Winchester England in 1917 about castle gates York Abbey and Alfred the Great burial site and a tour of Winchester Cathedral King William Rufus history and cantine remains describe the Great Hall and campus sights while noting health and daily life during their Army service.
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Winchester Carte
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Bere
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St Bartholomew's Church
Cty
Westgate
Southgate
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Chriss College
Charles
Privilesa
Oliver Cromwall
Berk
Jane Amytin
Challie
Fire Alarm Nox Reported Near Central Freight Area
A garbled OCR read describes a fire alarm event near Nortarene and Street, with mentions of the Aero plant and central freight area. It notes a test on Monday and references nearby streets including South and Isvenee and Berkeley streets in Cheagar vicinity.
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Feseaara Aero Plant
Forver
Cheagar Ticinity
Isvenee
Berekman Street
War Letters Show Allied Soldiers Bond Across Lines
A field report from Dunham & Clarin in this city carries a letter from David Clar in the American Expeditionary Force in France dated November 6 1917. The writer describes Allied soldiers including British Tommy Yankee Indian and French allying in combat and the demanding daily life of engineers. He notes morale hardships the need for transportation and the shared humanity among soldiers while expressing hopes for postwar reconciliation and world progress.
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Yankee
India
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Frenea Fouil
David Clarin
Dunham & Clarin
France
Clarin
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