Liberty Loan Subsidy and Bond Subscriptions Report
A late 1920s style report details Liberty Bond subscriptions and state bank actions. It mentions City National Bank and State Trust linked to bond handling, with notes on totals around millions, November dates, and ongoing efforts to complete subscription tallies and bond descriptions. Differences in local institutions and national funds are discussed within a finance and public debt context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gtr
Hank and
Rass Bank
Clainfield
Oreo
Ornl Ehrem
Fateld Trust
Panowy
Mary Peeto
New York
Lyman Hibbard Highly Honored for Valor in War
Lyman Hibbard received a high honor from Mr and Mrs Henry U0 Bien of Mast Seventy etront feted them with flowers and warm praise. Citations note his service under Townsend since January 191%, marking valor in the Italian front and early wartime actions.
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Paris
Henry
Lyman Hibbard
Hibbard
HS Fa
Etieen Ufierr
Townsend
Svat
Hee Mivdariy
Watrath
Pourmen Worlm
Janu
Aris Naren
College election details by Wrenn raise funding questions
In a clipped note from the RRP section, 70 COLLEGE ON PAPER discusses Wrenn of the Relalian Betty and the planned tomorrow Neves election. A cap Vienna of the WE is mentioned with funds to be sole managed. The Relate Beuy 2 Curtie section hints at a November 24 timeline and ad update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goveet
Raner
Wrenn
Graduation at Hartridge Today
The Hartridge School held its commencement at the courtroom in the morning with relatives and friends attending. Speaker Charles A. Richmond of Ontom College was called away for diploma ceremonies at the college in training camp. Hamlin Garland delivered the address. Graduates entering college next fall include Miss Catherine Ames, Lillian Pawrett, Dorothy Jewett, Alice Jo, Helen Louneberg, Dorothy McKenzie, Kathleen Millay, Sadler Sanford, and Jacksonia Watt. Continued on Page Five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartridge School
C Lork
Charles A. Richmond
Ontom College
Hamlin Garland
Maine
Plains
Burh
Hartrider School
Summer School Charges Set for Six Week Session
The board plans a six week summer session starting July 2 at Whittier School with a $4 charge to cover expenses. Mrs N Wartoer of Park Avenue will oversee enrollment and a tentative timetable is set for early announcements. War-time costs led the Board to approve the fee replacing prior budgeted support.
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Tbose
Wardeer
Tnhe
Board of Education
Renls
Epsn
Elizabeth small board referendum push gains momentum
Citizens of Elizabeth circulate petitions for a third referendum on the small board proposal. The measure seeks equal representation by district but critics warn the current law lacks a districting clause and could leave Elizabeth underrepresented in a county board dominated by outside towns.
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Elizabeth
Freeholders
Munderpalirien Futelle Ellenbeth
Haind
Ler
Fiteabeth
Eisenbeth
Arthur Harris Seeks 500000 For Sunday Revival
In a bid tied to Billy Sunday revival finance, Arthur Harris asks 500000 for Sunday events. The plan involves M C A and navy branches, with campaign signals from A M Harrin at Center Avenue. Funds would support Red Cross and M4 efforts, while a new committee contemplates sharing salaries of the Sunday party.
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Ned Crome
Army
Navy
BeeHawk
York
A. M. Harrin
Centra Avenue
Revival Finance Committee
Hubert
Pythians to Take Part In Two Affairs
Two Pythian events are planned by local lodges. A Sunday memorial service honors deceased brothers with a larger, more elaborate program than before. Next Monday a major gathering of Castle No. 4 is expected, boosting membership after a strong recruiting drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight Creacent Company
Pere Completeor
Campaien
Famr
Fourth Degree Honors Curate Testimonial for Rev Mahoney
A testimonial event honored Rev Ferrier Henry J. Mahoney at a Fourth Degree ceremony. Officers of Washing Conned area and several priests including Rev Father M. Ro wan and Rev Father Walter a. He spoke, while Mahoney declined to be present. Music by William Pach contributed to the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferrier
Henry J. Mahoney
Renee Joseph
Greenwood
Fl. M. Rowan
J. J. Varley
PD Hart
Geofsr Kc
Pather
Walter A. He
John Baldw
Thomas Campbel
Hughes Father
Mahoney
Earty
Cave
William Pach
Four Plainfielders Report for Sub Sea Duty
Roginald Howland Tom Frazer and Johnny Logan from Plainfield will report at the New England port on July 14 for sub sea duty. The crew will undergo intensive training before assignment to a definite coast section with Lagan as assistant and Fraser as first engineer. The crew includes two beam assistants, a chief engineer, and two wireless operators.
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Bolt I Cineer
Quaeermaster
Onera
Letitia Cis Plans Daughter Lucy Clawson's June 28 Wedding
Mrs Letitia Cis of Forster Avenue announces the marriage of her daughter Lucy Mina Clawson to William Morris. The ceremony will be held at the bride elect's home on Saturday June 28 at 4 o'clock.
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Letitia Cis
Forster
Mise
Lucy Mina Clawson
Illiam Morris
Faterday
Mt St Mary's graduates host annus banquet
An outgoing class at Mt St Mary's academy held a year end banquet in a hall lavishly decorated with emblems from 1817 and 191%, reflecting the celebratory tone of the community event. The program featured remarks and a continuation noted on page four.
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Academy
Panquet Heyine
Ambitious Field Gathers for Sheriff Nomination
A crowded Republican primary field forms as contenders seek the nomination. Central figures include Freeholder Peter Field and others vying to lead the sheriff’s department. Incumbent Sheriff Otte Lip is not expected to run.
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Pation
Coe
Peter Field
Iich
Otte Lip
Ron
Hospital Governors Hold Yearly Meeting
Muhlenberg Hospital annual meeting outlines new board: President Fran, vice president, secretary, treasurer Wilbur J. Muhbard. Publicity Edward Todd Jr and Ward Pond. Audit committee H Lounsbery. Insurance John Whiton. Contracts committee Frank H. Smith and Harry C. Manger. Tech committee Perdy Stewart. longtime director Ladd declines reappointment.
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Board of Tracters of
Muhlenberg Hopital Geld
Ladd
Toy Ik
Hubbard
Fran
Nee
Scretary
Wilbur J. Mubhard
Rdwart Todd, Jr
Warry
Pond
Durell Lounsbery
Anditine
Oath DT
Kenner
Rarnbart
Insurance
John W. Whiton
Ett
Frank H. Smit
Harry C. Manger
Perdy
Stewart
High School Commencement and Class Day Plans
Plainfield and North Plainfield public schools announce graduation week events. North Plainfield High School holds commencement at Park Club with family attendance and program details. Plainfield High School class day ends with the annual dance followed by graduation in the high school auditorium led by Rev Howard B. Clarke. Continued on Pace Four.
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Gramimar
Mlainfeld Hien
North Plainfield High School
Park Club
Plainfield High School
Plainfield Grammar School
High Bchool
Howard EB. Clarke
First Congregational Church
Ranyon Eyes Senate Run Against Pierce
Ranyon, a prominent local Republican, plans a campaign for the Senate seat currently held by Pierce. Formerly strong within county politics, he faces a challenge from an independent faction and must overcome a history of organization tensions.
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P. Ucket
Ranyon
Carlton B. Pierre
Ford
Banyon
Pierce
Local Firemen Plan Gathering and Benefit Night
Local No 7 Firemen’s Mutual Aid Association announces a gathering on Friday night June 24 to raise funds for members and their families. The event marks a milestone in the organization’s history with efforts to support death benefits and ongoing aid. Tomorrow’s City League and Independent baseball games feature Howe Chapel, First Bar, St. Joe Aeroplanes, Rahway, Crescent Oval, Flemington, P A, and Hustlers A in matches at West End Oval Hyde Oval Bound Brook.
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Loral No. 7
Thrajesty
Colombes
Infelt Firemen
Vom
Fmal Apare
Howe Chapel
First Bar
West End Oval
St. Joe
Hyde Oval
Rahway
P. H
Crescent Oval
Flemington
Ervie
P. A
Hustlers A
Bound Brook
K of C Catnivill Carnival Set for July 2
A K of C carnival planned for July 2 in Catnivill promises new attractions and heavy investor support. Leavitt and Texter company will erect the main tent on West Front Street near East Tom Avenue, with a secondary tent for attendants and a small satellite setup to manage crowds. The event aims to blend entertainment with educational value, featuring acts reputed for quality and safety.
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Oraige
Leavitt & Texter Mediately
el Company
Weej Freealien
Tran Pany
Seal West Front Street
Tom Avenue
Ts Carnival
Fon
Leavitt & Texter
Kpterite
Chtumbas
East End Church Installs Pastor Amid Delayed Ceremonies
The East End Reformed Church delayed the installation ceremony for Rev. J. Gal Hone s, inviting Dr. Otis M. of Newark and other clergy. The reception followed as congregants praised Rev. Dr. Rey. Ralston’s leadership and long service, with a small portable frame used in earlier rites.
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Rey
C. Ralpton
Tom Ceremon
Th Pethers
J. Ga
Tor
Obi
Vile
Newark
B. Herring
Elven
Otis
Jo Broek
Trini Church
Ralstone
Ralston
Seelawati
Ohio
Piermont
New York City
Campaign to raise five dozen thousand for Red Cross fund
A city wide Red Cross effort was launched to raise 56000, led by Wilbur J. Rogers with A D. Heers as secretary. An executive committee with subheads for publicity industries and churches will organize a week long drive starting Monday with public meetings and house to house canvassing.
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Red Cross
Cam- Palen
Paleo
Itwun
Efteon
Varius
Wilbur J. Rogers
Mayer Calkins
A. D. Heers
Wil Mam Newcorn
William N. Reasyon
T. L. Cleaver
T. C. Wail
B. T. Ladd, Jr
E L
DeForest
J. W. DeGraff
Mre Charlies Reed
DeWitt Hubbell
Plainfield ‘Trust Company
Te Pointe
Ister
Fire safety notice for boarding houses issued
A terse SSE warning reminds all boarding houses with one or more residents to ensure clear exits and preserved fire escapes. It urges strict compliance and states inspectors will verify adherence to safety rules at each premise.
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Terre
Areve
At Lea Dow
Mint
Grecones
St Mary's parish buys bonds to support nation
St Marys School and Church purchase bonds totaling 600 dollars marking a first in the city for a church and school. Father Bagat urged parishioners to contribute, with 500 dollars for the church fund to be raised next Sunday. The Baro carnival for Home Defense League was canceled due to term disagreements. a future benefit is planned.
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St Mirr's
Father & M. Bagat
St Mary's School
Bertaken
Manent
Father Bogan
St. Mary's Parish
First Delegation to YMCA Camp Sets Out for Waywayanda
The first group of Pitintielad YMC A boys will depart from the association building on East Front Street the morning of June 28. Edges of the party include 14 youths who will spend two, four, or eight weeks at Camp Waywayanda with travel by ante bys. The site will feature new buildings and the introduction of military drill, with other boys leaving for the camp at intervals throughout the summer.
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Pitintielad Y. MC. A
Camp Waywayanda
Association
East Front
Camp Wagneranda
Inter‘vale
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Liberty Loan
BOTAN
Hartridge
Arthur Harris
Plainfielders
Mt. St. Mary’s
Mt Et
Senator Pierce
Ogather
C. Catnivill
East End Church
St Mary’s
Baro
North
Pininield
Toy
M. C. A. Camp
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