Obituary Fragments From Plainfield Notices
Obituary notices describe the deaths of Mrs Mary Helen Fagan Mrs Sara Whole McLean and Mrs John Devine. They note surviving relatives including spouses children sisters and brothers and outline funeral arrangements with church burial details in St Mary's Evergreen cemetery and Muhlenberg hospital involvement. The items reflect Plainfield area obituaries from recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Fagan
Mary Helen Fagan
L. Fagan
Routh ‘Avenue
New York
St. Mary's Clearch
Prather Wenneseey
Fuman
St. Mary's Cemetery
Flem
Plainfield
Charles T. Fisher
Beat Second Street
Thomas Dunn
Pantel Dyan
Flemington
William N. Runyon
Young Men's Association
Terry
Mixes
Katherine Duckley
Scotch Plains
Lottie Guent
George
Ayracuse
Carman
Terrill Road
Sarawhole McLean
Flenny McLean
Edward Mackey
East Sisthe Street
B. H. McCoy
Pirot Methodist Church
Evergreen Cemetery
McLean
Baltimore
Liberty Street
Orchard Place
Mackey
James McLean
Westfield
Harry McLellan
Scott Press Works
John Devine
Mary F. Devine
Arlington Avenue
Muhlenberg Hospital
Father Hennessy
Horse Population Shifts as Automobiles Rise
An article traces U S horse numbers from 1450 to 1918, noting growth to 21.6 million by 1918 and shifts causing displacement by streetcars and automobiles. It cites USDA data, battlefield and farm demands, and rising farm horse numbers despite motor vehicle gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boron
Hindenburg seeks naval return and sea assault plan
The article reports Hindenburg urging Germany to cripple British sea power regardless of cost to land campaigns. It cites Washington advisers who once believed he would prevail and notes Rear Admiral Cleaves’ recent remark that Britain had been warned of a German naval offensive and the aim to conquer at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hindenburgh
Teuton
Aecording
Mt Washington
England
Navy
Washington
Hindenbure
von Papelia
Cleaves
New York
Britain
New Registrants Total 189 And Unclear Serial Method
Government has not announced how serial numbers will be assigned for 189 new registrants. Possible methods include drawing or designation. list of registrants appears with several listed names and nationalities. The article notes uncertainty and references expected drafts from last year.
North Plainfield registrants list and funeral verse
In North Plainfield the registrants totaled forty eight. Names include Lang, Dilta, Octer K. Kireh, Harry W. , Bauseco, Zaino Ardern, c w. Tress, John Hodgr, Thal, Cart BR. The text then shifts to a religious verse about journeying to the city and greeting the Saviour, with a funeral or memorial tone referencing Mabel Pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Plainfield
Lang, Dilta
Octer K. Kireh
Harry W
Bauseco
Zaino Ardern
C W. Tress
John Hodgr
Thal
Cart BR
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Wall
Oe Street
Bound
Brook
Carpenter
Plainfeld Public
Hope Chapel
Mr. Horse
Farma
United States Department of Ittire
Ttte
United States Department of Agriculture
Perona
Agin
James
Netherlands
Huntiary Went Indies
Ungarella
Fred *Upshur
Clifford van Alstyne
Harold T. van Buren
Edward M. van Nest
George C. Viola
Antonio Voree
Harold C. Wagner
Alfred John Wall
Arthur Frederick Walker
Alinton Walsh
Peter A
Gome
Mabel
Seat Hibtai
W. Pephe
Laing’s
Frice
J.R. Blair
Park Ave
John J. Brown
Richmond
Fane
Phin Carpst
Farmers’ Hotel
Biama
Somemet St
Quaker Shop
Front ST
Breyer
BR. Bennett
TAF Panseia Bas
Leo Slonim
West Front ST
Winn & Higgins
Ste
Anal Sidatee Automobile Electricians
Auto Electric Shop
A. Kane
Rintlifp
Grove Street
Mono Motor Service
Mono Garage
Geo. M. Clarke Co
Linke
West Frost Street