Mrs. Mary Caroline Warnock dies after long illness
Mrs. Mary Caroline Warnock, wife of William W. Warnock, dies after a lengthy battle starting with a paralytic stroke in 1916. Funeral will be Sunday at 2:30 PM at their residence with Rev. B. H. McCoy officiating. Burial at Hillside Cemetery. Survived by husband, two daughters, a grandson, mother, two sisters, and several brothers.
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William W. Warnock
Mary Caroline
William W. Wareels
Craig Place
Vorday
B. H. McCoy
Charles M. Anderson
First Methodist Church
Passaic
Senetoriammae
Lygia
Order of the Eastern Star
Jane
Warnock
Rest Church
Lydia
Vincent W. Nash, Jr
Martine Avenue
S. H. Lawrence
Brooklyn
Funeral for William Edmundson Four Year Old
The funeral of William Edmundson the four year old son of Mr and Mrs William J Edmundson of West Fourth street was held at St Marys church Monday afternoon. Rev Father Holsters conducted the service and burial followed at St Marys cemetery with pallbearers William Boland Edwin Mottley Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Edmundson
William’ J. Edmundson
West Fourth Street
St Maryis Church
Father Holsters
Engineers Corps In Need Of Skilled Men
Adjutant General Gilkyson announces the Engineer Corps needs skilled white men by July 1. Volunteers may come from the WISSs with time-limited examinations, detailing required trades such as repairmen, axmen, blacksmiths, boatmen, carpenters, draftsmen, machinists, plumbers, telegraphers, and many other skilled roles for service.
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Engineers’ Corps
Gilkyson
Engineer Corps
Nega
Wisss
Navy
Marine Son
Funeral Held for Leo Phillips in St. Josephs Church
Leo Phillips son of the late Edwin T. and Mrs Phillips died at the Washington Valley homestead. The funeral was held at St. Josephs Church with Rev Father P J Hart presiding and interment at Cavalry cemetery Brooklyn. Leo Phillips survived by five sisters and three brothers Henry S Phillips Gilbert P Phillips and Lt Arthur R Phillips are listed among his siblings.
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Leo Phillips
Edwin T. Phillips
Phillips Homestead
Washington Valley
St. Joseph’s Church
P. J. Hart
Cavalry Cemetery
Brooklyn
Mr. Phillips
Edwin Phillips
Edwin Varreex
Joseph Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
West End
Watchung
Henry S. Phillips
Dyer Street
Arthur R. Phillips
George Street
Gilbert P. Phillips
Fanwood
Millwater Child Dies. Funeral Today at South Avenue Home
Sarah M. Millwater, three years old, daughter of Philip H. and Fdna M. Millwater, died yesterday. Funeral at 2 p.m. this afternoon at the parents' home 735 South Avenue, conducted by Rev. J. O. McKelvey of Watchung Avenue Presbyterian church. Burial in Evergreen cemetery.
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Sarah M. Millwater
Philip H
Fdna M. Millwater
South Avenue
J. O. McKelvey
Watchung Avenue Presbyterian Church
Evergreen Cemetery
National Party to Run Candidate in Fifth District
The National party plans to nominate a candidate for Congress in New Jersey's Fifth District for the fall elections. A. H. Hop kins of Morristown reports Dr. Grafton B. Dey of Collinswood has been offered the party backing for U S Senator, with a prohibition nomination already accepted.
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National Party
A. H. Hopkins
Morristown
Grafton B. Dey
Collinswood
U. S
South Jersey
President Opposes Federal Takeover of Streetcar Fare Plans
President Wilson resists taking over local street railways to fix fares, favoring local and state remedies. War Labor Board's Taft-Walsh panel proposed a federal administrator raise fares to match higher wartime wages, but no decision has been sent to the White House.
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Wilson
War Labor Board
Taft
Frank P. Walsh
Vouchsafe
White House
Labor Board
Washington
Public Service Railway Company of
New Jersey
State Utilities Board
Public Service
Cleveland
Detroit
Thomas N. McCarter
Public Service Company
Hand couple heads to Atlantic City for summer
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Hand of Watchung Avenue departed Wednesday for Atlantic City and plan to stay until the first week in September. Mr. Hand will return briefly to Plainfield in early August for business matters.
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Atlantic City
Charles H. Hand
Watchung Avenue
Trolley Workers Seek Sixty Cents An Hour
Trolley men push for a sixty cent hourly raise as the Amalgamated Association plans to affiliate most operating employees. The executive committee announced a new approach and button design while disputes over discharge and wage proposals continue across car houses.
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Ena
Willig .Wepner
Brotherhood
Fly Dieneatt
Henry Carless
NyadooBard
Washington
Carless
Thomas Nectadies
Public Service
Wepner
Amalgamated Association
Essex Trades Council
State Federation of Labor
X . O’brien
Amalgamated
Henry F. Jobe
Locas
Tempo
Nization
Toollow
Adt
Oers
Mnd
Loyalty League
Transportation Clute
Camden
Philadelphia Brotherhood
American Jackies In Need of Books
Navy libraries on warships supply reading for sailors aboard submarines chasers receiving ships and battleships. The U S S Iowa leads a cadre of men drawn from all ship roles who read biographies science trade texts and popular fiction during off hours on berth decks and below the glow of lights.
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Aew
Moe
U. S. S. Iowa
June Hospital Report Records Peak, Admissions and Patient Classes
Superintendent John Bof reports June conditions at Sanatorum in is 19 the largest number of patients present at any time. The Tr number for the month was 166 with 174 at the start. Of 50 admitted, nine males are far advanced and pré tubercular. Five females are moderately to far advanced and twenty are re tubercular. One hundred and present on seat inclines, with sixty six females.
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John B
Bonnie Burn Sanatorum
Building Permits Granted by Inspector Doane
Two permits issued for J. D. Loize for a house on Dixie Lane costing 3500 and another on E Avenue for a similar amount. Emile Beys of Leland Avenue to erect a small house on Cox Avenue costing 1800, with Beys performing the work himself.
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Doane
J. D. Loize
Dixie Lane
Emile Beys
Leland Avenue
Cox Avenue
Beys
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Edsal Case
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Manning
West Front Street
New Jersey Central
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Congress
Hopkins
Senate
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Bonnie Burn
W. A. Schore & CO
Alec Geafers
Gavett
J. H. de Ley
Somerset Street
Camp Dix
Chalmers
John
Haskard
McDowell Street
Co. F. Dickinson
General Delivery
Howard W. Boise
North Avenue
Park Avenue
N. J
Mulford
Spp
F. Wilsom
West Front Artest
J.J
CA. Higgins
Undertaker
W. Fourth St
WEST
Tel
Chas. L. Stanley
East Front Street
U. 8
G. C. Keller
Phene
Park Ave
Pelovitz & Bernstein Automobile Wreckers
Freight House
Velie
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Cline’s
Harvey R. Linbarger
North Ave
Century-Plainfield
Plainfield Auto Tire Co
the Home of Good
D. M. Ferry
Lister
H. E.G Gaylee Hardware Ct CO
Front Street
Dance Brothers
Laing Machine Auto Repair Co
Sycamore Street
Lee Place
John Winzenried
Moving Vans General Trucking
Plainfield Window Cleaning CO
H. Merstrich
Liberty & Tel
L. Moraller & Sons
Watchmakers and Jewelers
Pate
A. W. Briggs
Front St
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