Obituary for Dole Family Member Telford Founder Story
Obituary notes the death of a local figure linked to Mrs Mim Dole and two children, Grace Dole and James Nethantel, with a funeral from the family home and burial at a local cemetery. It recalls his career from Plainfield Daily Star founder in 1804 to later service with the Cour journal and final retirement in Whitehall. The deceased is survived by his wife and mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Parente
Mim
Grace Dole
James Nethantel
Mise
Margaret D. Dots
Ming Bneebeth G. Macaen
Morristreet
Mas
Mr. Dole
William Rose
Athens
George T. Leigh
Sibott
Willem le Potderin
Harkins
Lewis & Thomas, Norw
Philiippines
Telford
Plainfield Daily Star
Tulford
Courjcrews
Washington
Bixbig Bows
Whitehall
Thse
James §. Martine
Dour
New York
Este Apd Cations
Bim
Veronica Powers Dies After Brief Illness At Home
Veronica Powers also known as Veronica Towers, age ten, died Saturday afternoon after a brief illness. The funeral was held at St Mary's Church on Tuesday afternoon, conducted by Rev. Puther Mahonay. Burial followed at St. Mary's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veronica Powers
Veronica Towers
Pining
Puther Mahonay
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's
Death of Paul Guranassi in New York City
Paul Guranassi aged about fifty years died at Mukien Bers Hospital on Wednesday afternoon. He collapsed from physical exhaustion after being found near an Oak Tree Gebool. Papers in his pockets identified him. he left a brother G. Ghranaei in Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Guranassi
Giranaed
New York City
Mukienbers Hospital
Gebool
Maen
G. Ghranaei
Massachusetts
Gwendolyn Aunest Died At Home In Plainfield
Gwendelire Marie Aunest five year old daughter of Professor and Mrs. D. Fred Aunest of Washington Avenue died at the parents home Friday night after a prolonged illness. The funeral was held Sunday afternoon at the family residence with Rev John Y Broek of Trinity Reformed Church officiating at Whitehall. Interment followed at Rohrers town, Pa. Floral tributes included a large piece from North Plainfield school teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendolyn Mamie Aunegst
Gwendelire Marie Aunest
D. Fred Aunest
Washington Avenue
Wenry
Talford
Plainfield
Whitehall
Henry J. Talford
Manly
Geir
John Y
Broek
Trinity Reformed Ebareh
Whiteball
George Burrill
Church of the Holy Cross
North Plainfield School
Rohreretown
Taitora's Life in Newspapers and Albany Years
Mr Taitora, born in Whitenal, entered the newspaper world at a local table and became a mentor to many. He moved to Albany Argue as a legislative reporter, ran papers in New York towns, and published them in the same style. A busy figure, he earned fame as a leading advertising pioneer before expanding ventures toward Washington in 7960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taitora
St Whitenal
Albany
Telford
Aa Ventures
Apert
Washington
No Prison Farm Planned Amid Soaring Prices
The Union County Freeholders abandon plans for a prison farm due to high prices and land concerns. A near site by the Co Zomie Rare Sanatorium was favored but rejected, with the committee seeking alternative welfare work solutions. About twenty five men would be needed on a Bonnie Burn amatorium farm under a new law, to place inmates to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County of Freeholders
Eich
Co Zomie Rare Sanatorium
Cou Peetet
Char Organization Society
Freeholders’ Committee
Bonnie Burnamatorium
Board of Freeholders
Melvin R Van Keuren Dies at 65 in Jersey Funeral Held
Melvin R. Van Keuren a longtime resident and owner of Monmouth Park Park Grounds leased for army recruit training died aged sixty five. He leaving a wife five sons and other relatives. Funeral was held Tuesday afternoon with burial at Eatontown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin HK van Keuren
Melvin R. van Keuren
Van
Keuren
Monmouth Park Pakr
Eatontown
Miss Helen Wilbee Accepted by Red Cross for France
Miss Helen Wilbee, of Part avenue, Plainfield, chosen to join the Red Cross Society for duty in France. She passed exams with high marks and will be attached to the Philadelphia unit, expected to leave for duty at the first of August. She is the daughter of Frederick Wilbee of Philadelphia and widow of the late Fred Wilbes, who died in Somerset Hospital after a boiler explosion at Roane Brook. A Muhlenberg Hospital graduate, she has practiced in the city and New York and is noted for her extensive nursing experience. Her departure will be missed by many local friends.
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Helen Wilbes
Part Ave
Bor
Inter Plainfield
Crom
Society For
France
Philadelphia
Fred Wilbes
Somerset Hospital
Roane Brook
Muhlenberg
New York
Piainy
Governor appoints election board members in Falcons counties
Acting on the recommendation of State Chairman Edward Grom cup and Newton A Emebee, Governor Edge this week appointed members of the election boards in the Falcons counties. Both vacancies in Union county went to Elizabeth men, but Somerset city Joseph M Lamitruerin of the borough was appointed a Republicas member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward BE. Gromcup
Newton A. K. Emebee
Gavernor Edge
Falcons
Union County
Elizabeth
Somerset
Joseph M. Lamitruerin
Borough
Republicas
Little Boy Dies From Effects of Scalding
A four year old boy, Jobe P. McBhay, son of Mr and Mrs Peter McBhay of 127 Wee Third, died from extensive scalds after accidentally tipping a tea kettle on himself Monday night. He was treated at the institution but succumbed. the burial took place at St Marys cemetery following a large parents home funeral gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobe P. MrBhay
Tom
Peter McBhay
Mr. McIbay
St. Marys Darch
Pupils of Miss Lee Giving Recital Today
The piano pupils of Miss Sadie Lee of Seateh Plaina will give a recital at Miss Lee's home today at noon. Parents and friends are invited to hear a program of pieces from the past year performed by Virginia Gherrift Mary Roatee Helen Brancatti Mery Proctor Marion Merell Margeret MacLennan Frank LeBotine Helen Giriano Helen Owens Margaret Ganser Heles Smith Evelyn Brancatti Emelzn Johnson Lmwelyn Bravatt and Predericka Hardy Anna Gabotimo and Frances MacLennan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Lee
Seateh Plaina
Menton
Helen Owens
Margaret Ganser
Heles Smith
Evelyn Brancatti
Emelzn Johnson
Lmwelyn Bravatt
Predericka Hardy
Anna Gabotimo
Prances MacLennan
Barbers Union Receives Recruits In Union Night
Three Journeymen Barbers Union members who enlisted in Uncle Sam's forces will be welcomed at a reception next Tuesday night in Plainfield. Alex Cervetto Tony Paretta and Joseph Mirrabie will attend, with a program of music and addresses followed by refreshments. The event is organized by Charles Pagliaccia George Hasser and Dominick Vitta, mirroring a prior Eagles event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journeymen Barbers’ Union
Ith
Uncle Sam
Alex Cervetto
Tony Parett
Joseph Mirrabie
Plainfield
Charles Pagiivccia
George Hasser
Dominick Vitta
Aerie
Bagles
Eix
Eagles’ Hell
Exemption Provisions in 1917 Draft Draft Army Rules
The article lists groups exempt from military service under the 1917 draft, including German resident aliens, naturalized residents, first papers holders, county and municipal officers, customs clerks, U S transmission workers, armory employees, designated federal personnel, pilots, mariners in U S service, and those with conscientious or moral objections. It notes exemptions may discharge individuals from duty and mentions creed or principles excluding participation in war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United States
Ihe
Address for the Solaner in Prawce
The Post Office Department announced proper addressing for mail to a United States soldier in Europe. The envelope must show the sender’s name and address in the upper left corner and only a United States postage stamp is valid. A U.S. Sail Agency in Mordenay, France, under Marcus Fr. Bunn, will ensure letters reach the destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Post Office Department
Jobs Smith
Infantry
Department
New York
United State Sail Agency
St Mordenay
France
Charee
Marcus Fr. Bunn
Why Mraving Refused the Flag Speech Sparks Row
The exchange arose when Mravingall refused to appear on the platform citing the wartime climate and fear of provoking anti German sentiment. Woodrum defended the mayor saying his remarks were not unpatriotic and warned against tempering loyalty. Woodruff condemned German ruthlessness and likened the Teutonic influence to Attila the Hun in a tense council exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrum
Mravingall
Citien
Woodret
America
The Exemption Boards Duty In National Service
The county exemption boards are charged with adjudicating sacred rights and preserving national honor. About 9.6 million men are registered, with those between 21 and 31 eligible. up to 64,000 will be called for service, selected by a fair, judicial process to ensure the best qualified serve while others are exempt only on equal footing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seach
McFaul Will Admitted To Probate In Trenton Diocese
The will of late Bishop James A. McFaul of the Homan Catholic Diocese of Trenton has been admitted to probate by Surrogate Bullock. The estate lacks a formal inventory, but most of it goes to his successor to continue religious and charitable work. Specific bequests include 5000 to an unnamed beneficiary, 2500 to Mary E O’Connell of Phillipsburg, and 3090 to be divided among several relatives and residents.
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Mshop McPaul
James A. McFaul
Trenton
Bullock
Bishoy Vesaim
Mary E O'Connell
Phillipsburg
John J. McPaul
Kingston
A Athe Eptecovual
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Red Cross
Miss Lee
Barbers’ Union
Promiew Draft Army
Prawce
Mravlng
Arthur BE. Warner
Mr. Woodruff
Warre
A.K. Willett
Pisinfeld
Thor
Plainfeld
Ava
Pisinteld
W. J
Hell's Drug Store
Tein
Bee
Ciford M. Cals
Cole & High
Donald’s
East Front St
East Frost A. Eis
Als
Avenue
Walt
Eyartsce Jos
National Ghoe Repairing Co
Park Ave
Jainfelé
Les
M. J. Frank
West Front Est
Aren
Chandler
Krauns
waAcHr
Schwarts - Herrmann
Stirling
James Lee
Thia
Rayme
A. Alland
Atidh
Weshneton
Aves la
Féture Mail
L. Maset
Rale—Saverdi
Satetee
Genool Eee
Wem Fourth Street
Calg & Green Tari
Harry Bete
Ofies
North Avenue
Bartlay Bee
J. P. Homan
Somerset Street
J. Nathanson
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