Deaths of a Week Chronicle Local Obituaries
A weekly death notice roundup reports multiple Plainfield and area obituaries. Faber, Edward, 63, of 38 Rockview Avenue, Plainfield. Marie Barre, Porto? and Mrs. Johnson, Henry Johnson, Margaret Spillane, Sarah Mundy, Virginia Brounse, and Benjamin Johnson are among those noted with private or church services and interments in local cemeteries. Surviving relatives include children William and Charlie Faber, Edmund Ruehmore, and spouses and siblings. Service details reference Rev. G Burrill and St. G Burrill at the Holy Crown, with interments at local cemeteries.
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Preumedia
Edward Faber
Rockview Avenue
Nort Plains
St G. Burrill
Holy Gross
Fauer
Hambure
Mre Johannins Henne
Altona
Denmark
America
Isabelle Rawhey
Clavarick
N. Y
Plainfield
Tobnaco
G. W. Faber Company
Marie Lojiine Barre
Putnam
St. G Burrill
William Barre
Brooklyn
Plymouth Church
Fighters Selected For Battle of Words
At the East End Civic Association January meeting a debate was accepted against West End Community Centre. The subject contrasts East End and West End merits with Dave Crane and Clerk John Carrol leading the East End team and Theodore Martin on the West End side. The debate date and full lineup were to be arranged.
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East End Civic Association
Netherwood
West End
East End
Dave
Robert Newton Crane
John J. Carrol
T. C
Omer
Theodore Martin
Board of Health
Ho Te 2
Publie Es Commission
Common Council
Mayor Addresses Board of Health Meeting Overview
The July evening session of the Board of Health featured Dr. Corbuaier and Calkins who spoke on health topics and routine city business. Discussion covered local health conditions and several resignations and salary matters slated for the next meeting, including William Adaine’s resignation effective February 12 and inspector De John Casey’s requested salary increase.
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Corbuaier
Eee Calkins
William Adaie
Adding
de John Casey
National Guard to Receive Federal Pay July 1
The National Guard will begin receiving federal pay on July 1 as officials confirm War Department funding and payroll processes. Colonel Horace R. Reading of the Second New Jersey Infantry notes payments from last July 1 and that 24 regular drills are required to qualify for gun pay, with several units already meeting the drills.
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Second
New Jersey Infantry
Co. K
Salnieht
National Guard
Fala
War Department
Jersey Unite
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