Pro at Fanwood Plans Summer Golf Season
Walker, open champion of I and renowned in golfing circles, named Fanwood club professional. He will compete in national tours under Shackamaxson colors and may play important matches on the eight hole links as weather allows. Finishing touches on clubhouse additions and grounds improvements near Lambert's pond await warmer weather.
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Next Sou
Next Ter
Walker
Wi Hee
Natal
Shackamaxson
Siwanoy
Reception to Pastor and Vacancy at Crescent Avenue Church
Rev. Edwin Shaw resigns from Seventh-Day Baptist church to take joint secretary role in Tract and Missionary Societies. Rev. Jay W. Crofoot to serve interim pulpit. vacancy filled soon. New Year reception hosted for the Shaws. Holy Cross services and Crescent Avenue Presbyterian “at home” event draw parishioners.
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Edwin Shaw
Seventh-Day Baptist Church
John Sheridan Zelite
Crescent Avenue Presbyterian
Car Made Here For Auto Show In Plainfield
Plainfield prepares for the New York Motor Show after completing an American Motors factory exhibition car. The six cylinder vehicle, priced at 1285 dollars, will also be entered in the Chicago Motor Show later this year. Factory orders are expected to keep production busy as demand grows.
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Plainfield
New York
American Motors
Corporation
West Street
York
Chicago
Prematt
Oret
Geanon
Newark Troopers to Escort Inaugural Procession
Twenty mounted Newark troopers will act as an escort to pledt Edge during the inaugural ceremonies January 16. The remainder of the Newark force will serve during the reception and ceremonies. About 5,000 are expected to participate with large delegations from Newark Avantic Camden Hudson and Passaic counties. A Governor’s salute of seventeen guns will be fired from the State House rear. The Republican Club of Trenton will host open house and a luncheon to ease hotel crowding.
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Newark
Aing
Trenton
Opera Hi Fm
Avantic
Try This in Your Gymnasium Twill Make You Forget Woes
Shirley Mason stars in a new McClure service feature showing a daily routine of exercises and studio practice. The piece highlights simple at home moves and light drills to boost mood and energy as part of a five reel series.
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Shirley Mason
McClure
Any
Pes
McChire
Peecete
Warfare Home and Vary Changes Comment on Grenadiers
The article discusses warfare changes including divisions into groups carrying shoulder hoses with small bombs and automatic rifles. Grenadiers are described as hurling grenades at close range to demoralize the foe. The piece notes bayonets and troop joining to reinforce lines and mentions the word grenadier’s evolving meaning.
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Mane
Grenadiers
Grenadier
Fragmentary financial note on bank earnings and credit
A partial OCR fragment notes extensions affecting earnings and paper banking. It mentions a factor that cannot be shared or transferred. The context is unclear but implies financial impairment or constraint.
War Orders Folded as Peace Looms for Domestic Industry
The article notes strong domestic demand and heavy orders while war orders fade. Manufacturers report labor scarcity remains, skilled workers scarce, and delivery times stretch. Hopeful on easing shell and munition production but wary of postwar shifts and foreign competition.
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Stalin
Munis
Plainfield and North Plainfield Rivalry Shifts with Club Formation
A new literary club forms at Lena School amid historic rivalry with North Plainfield High School. Instructor Paul Mertz started the program about three years ago, but waning interest delayed progress until a recent meeting. Plans include debating and a basketball match, reflecting evolving athletic and academic engagement in the borough. Andrew McDonough of Fairview Avenue remains at home with injuries from a recent basketball game.
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Aorman
Paul Mertz
Oa Bud Yeoteenen Ako
Ena Bee
Plainfield
North Plainfield
Plainfield High School
Andrew McDonough
Fairview
Evenue
Codington Renominated County Attorney by Board Vote
William R. Codington of Codington and Bate was reappointed county attorney by the Union County Board of Freeholders amid expectations he will resign in months. The board signaled confidence while discussing duties and the need for legal advice in the courthouse. A resolution set the salary at 6000 dollars annually plus reassignment expenses of 3000 dollars, indicating a reduction overall.
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William R. Codiington
Codington & Bate
Union County Board of Freet
Codington
Boone
Court House
Supreme Court
Et Legai
Freedom Krouwse
Bam
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