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Newspaper

Plainfield Record

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1917

Page

11

National Guard Encampment and Armory Efforts Highlight Sedans Drill

The piece details National Guard activities including camping drills before Sedans, pay for nonperforming units, and a push by Captain Charles Peterson to secure 1500 dollars for erecting a new Plainfield armory. It notes resignations, promotions, and changes within the First and Second Regiments, border service impacts, and upcoming inspections and militia reforms.

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Pommitinn Plans For Joint U A M Roundia

The article notes an upcoming Masonic event with committees forming across branches. It mentions Woodbridge and Franklin in connection with the plans and a focus on organizing a four Jorei Jr 0. U. A. M roundia. Meetings are planned to discuss arrangements.

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Annual Play Planned by Fairfield High Sophomores

Fairfield High School announces a planned annual play to be held on a Saturday in March in the auditorium. Harold Tid and Aradne Gilbert have been chosen as cast coaches with Goure directing arrangements. The specific play has not yet been announced.

Will Tolp Marcte & Sophomora Plaifield Protortion

Local notes mention births illnesses and visits in Union area

Mr and Mrs John Payne of Union hosted guests including Ernest Jeffery of Berkeley Heights formerly of this city. A ten pound girl Mina Florence Rath was born to Mr and Mrs J G Rorseil of Grant Avenue. Others reported recovering from illnesses or traveling, with hospital and local addresses cited.

John Payne Union Ernest Jeffery Berkeley Heights Yester- KG Finn Jemnery Plainfield Avenue Berkeley Meekin Cameron Avenue Reco J. G. “Rorseil Grant Avenue Mina Florence Rath Southne Garwood Das Boteneuiver von Ag Stonngrapher Cac Electric Manufartering Company International Eto Preas Works James T. Goodwin Carlton Avenue Pittsburg Hig Kerry B. Dennis Iatchuns Avenue Mloonsberg Rayobert Montsomery Rity Cranford Muhlenberg Hospital P. Stevens Beet Yele Dramatic Association Anton Ammon Somerset Street Florida al" Gmalley North Plainfield Henry Walas Ammon Charles F. August Weat End Philadelphia John Chamberlain Weat Third Bernard Murray West Sixth Street

News Oddities DIES POR A PENNY in Philadelphia

Fragmented clippings report a four year old boy Harry Rastkow burned to death after tending a peony under a bed and a series of odd local items.

Philadelphia Harry Rastkow North Fourth Street

Aero Workers Hold Banquet in Sebring Auditorium

The Standard Aero Corporation conducted its annual Aero Club dinner at Sebring Auditorium with about forty members present. Chief Engineer C. H. Day and General Manager T. Ho Hall spoke on topics for aero plane construction. plans were made for an upcoming event and future lectures.

Sebring Amditorium Standard Aero Rd Aero Corporation C. H. Day T. Ho Hall Standard Aero Corporation Elwin Voral Imstrumental Cluben Was Alastrel Leres Aeronautical Exposition Februar Aero Corporation Arty Club Motors Day Hulk Aloe’ Hall Ralph # Crosby The Aero Club Catherine

Meeting After 22 Years Reunites Sober Nine Members

Abraham Lincoln Martin of West Sixth Street and George Covell, a traveling demonstrator, met in Plainfield after twenty two years apart. Harry Austin of Plainfield Theatre reappeared with Sober Nine credentials marking a reunion. Martin, Covell, and Austin were once part of the Elizabeth club and have since gained local recognition and varied fortunes.

Abraham Lincoln Martin Weat George Covall Plamfeld Sober Nine Elizabeth Harry Austin Plainfield Theatre Martin Plainsfield Austin Covell Plainfield

Recreation Calendar and Community Notices Highlights

A damaged OCR page lists various community activities including swimming at the G High School pool, men and boys events at Washington School and West End clubs, piano classes at Evergreen Avenue, and athletic games at Bryant and Washington schools. It notes a marriage at St Mary’s church and references a wedding reception at 210 Lee Place along with a $25 reward notice and a plea to keep watch for a missing person.

West End Kington Washington Arenine Dessuahaen Washtmgton Evergreen Avenue Guild of May Irving Beheel Bryant School West Nd High School Sym Front Thomas L. Bryan West Third Street St. Mary's Church McDonald Thin Robert Hillis Lee Placetendant Catherine Comer Micaah Comer

Report on TB Activity at Open Air School

The annual report outlines rescue work and care at the open air school on Madison Avenue. It details funds received and spent, including $4 656 for 415 patients, $15 000 in capital and $715 in member dues, with $1 351 in other funds and $300 for expenses, leaving a balance. Addie Parker spearheaded improvements to the child’s physical condition. a nurse reported 1.6 blog to the school and visits to private homes.

Muhlenberg Place Madison Avenue Javedhedt Addie Parker Aurion the

No Interscholastic Series for the Girls Declared

Albert Earley, principal of North Plainfield High School, announced that there will be no girls interscholastic series this year. He cited concerns over using six players per game to reduce strain, but the Plainfield borough team and supporters objected, leading to the cancellation.

Albert Earley North Plainfield’ High School Plainfield High Aix Yedog At & Lom Nepal Cen North Plainfielders

Union County Holy Name Federation Debate Set in Hoboken

The Union County Holy Name Federation announces a forthcoming debate to be held in Hoboken in the afternoon of January 28. Frederick Greene and Joseph A. Gallagher of this city will represent Union County.

Union County Derath Holy Name Federation Hoboken Frederick Greene Joseph A. Gallagher

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