Dr Shaw of Plainfield Pharmacy Leader Dies at 84
The obituary notes Dr Shaw, longtime Plainfield pharmacist and fire department figure, died after a fatal stroke at his West Front street location. He mentored many future pharmacists, led the Firemen's Relief Association, and served as treasurer of the local volunteer corps. Survived by relatives and former apprentices now running stores, his funeral included Masonic rites. Burial followed at a local cemetery with a Pan-American, fraternal procession.
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Sussex County
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East Front
West Front
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P ‘Prietora
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Winda
Plainfield
Washington
Zephyr and Ladder Company
Firemen’s Relief Association
Anchor Lodge
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Ein” Jenan
Ag State
Irvine
New York
Mhiindelnhin
Sinter
Mies Shrah Shaw
Ated Nase
Deenan Lodwag
Rt Fiaw
Infeld
Captain
Mirs Jessie Alma Wenzel Dies in Muhlenberg Hospital
Jessie Alma Wenzel daughter of Anns and Frederick Wenzel died Wednesday noon after a brief illness in Muhlenberg Hospital She lived in the Boona area most of her life and was active in Church of the Heavenly Rest Women’s Guild Burial is set at Avery Green Cemetery with services at her sister’s home on Clinton Avenue under Rev Cortlandt B Mallery She is survived by four sisters and four brothers and by her mother living on Clinton Avenue Local plant developments once replaced her family home at Howth Second Street and Clinton Avenue
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Mirs
Jessie Alma Wenzel
Misa Jennis
Alma Wenzel
Anns
Frederick Wenzel
Muhlenberg
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Senate Passes Only One Bill at Session
The senate enacted a single measure while considering toll bridge reforms and license expiration changes. Governor Pies supported a toll bridge commission report and hearings pressed for municipal fee limits, with Hammond pushing amendments affecting some municipalities.
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Commission
Bill passage and debate extend across senate floor
Fragmentary OCR shows a legislative session where bills including option measures face extended discussion. Several speakers, names and places appear amid unclear lines discussing penalties, taxation, and voter desires. The context hints at wartime or reform measures with calls for timely action and debate on liquor, prohibition, and other social policy topics.
State Office Chamber Leads In Hydration Study
A fragment from a report highlights continued evaluation by the state office and the chamber on hydration standards. The note references consistent observations and emphasizes relevance to the era’s health concerns.
March 1 Limit For h calling at the aft term revenue office
Fragmented OCR text referencing a March 1 limit for revenue office hours and collections, mentioning evasion, income statements, and official bankers. The readable portion is incoherent, with garbled phrases about family income and officials.
Camp Evermore Annual Meeting Report
An annual meeting was held in February by Camp Eqdpavor Inc at Waterhee Mountain. Secretary Siew Cortell reported that the facility will care for four youths, with a dormitory, kitchens, and dining areas under renovation.
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Siew Cortell
Eqdpavor, Inc
Waterhee Mountain
Sfip
Tony Chilfigen
Uoys
Kitches
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