Graduation Ceremony Marks Oakwood School Class
The Oakwood school annual business meeting featured the graduating class of twelve students receiving certificates. Auditors presented the stage program with student performers and a play titled The Man Who Married a. Cast included Margaret Jeery Carlisle Judith Marian Drake Betty Fen Hartridge Katherine rude Joy Rebekah Lips line Power Carey Helen Thomas and others, with Dorothy Jewett as presenter and Anatole Frances guiding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todmed Te Academe Department
Ular
Wo Eiris
Margaret Jeery Carlisle
Judith Marian Drake
Betty Fen- Hartridge
Katherine Rude Joy
Rebekah Lipsline Power
Ne Carey
Helen Thomas
Auditors of Annual
Anatole Frances
Stace Petting
Amateurs Stage Rural Comedy in South Plainfield
A rural comedy drama Shadows Before the Teen was presented by Sacred Heart Club in Waabit Hall South Plainfield Monday night. The cast featured Emile Dal May Har Margaret Hamilton with Migs Saverd providing scenes as the hired girl from Sweden and the audience enjoyed a lively performance despite crowding and imperfect enunciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart the Club
Waabit Hall
Plainfield
Sacred Heart Church
Eluders
Art in the Hillside Event Prompts Community Woes
Local coverage notes disorder around a hillside art event titled Art in the Hillside. Participation faces issues with safety, logistics, and public turnout as organizers seek a resolution to ongoing challenges. Community groups urge coordinated planning with officials to resume the event.
StMartz CAMP 1D OPES Event Tomorrow
Joral branch drive at the Y on StMartz CAMP 1D OPES will be held tomorrow. Participants are expected to attend and take part in the planned activities at the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
StMartz
Joral
Bosch Concern May Leave Here
The Buch Maga Company plans to concentrate all energy on magneto production in Springfield Mass and this city as US entry into the war places German owned assets under scrutiny. Executives note a move toward centralizing magneto work while many German subjects connected with the company hold German properties. The government has ordered alien enemies to stay beyond a half mile of government installations, affecting operations as magnetos relate to munitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buch Maga Company
Springfield
Mass
Otto Hein
Germany
Bosch Pany
United States
Bosch
Opig
Pany
Bonnie Barn to Aid Children of County Plan
Bonnie Barn aims to support county children through a new sanatorium project led by Dr. John E Derintemfent of Runnells. The two story facility will house wards, classrooms, and an assembly hall to treat and prevent childhood diseases with supervised care. Completion is unlikely before October, with open-air care continuing in the interim.
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Agers
John E Derintemfent
Runnells
Board of Managers
Rangot Ra
Jersey’s New Laws Spark Runaway Marriage Concerns
Hasty winds of change raise alarm as couples flee to wed before new laws take effect. Report notes a surge in disrupted ceremonies and court actions delaying marriages amid recent legislative shifts.
Froh-Helms Hosts Seminar With Toy Collection Display
Twenty nine P. A. 8. toys are now located at Froh-Helms in Bernardaville for the seminar. A minstrel show is planned for June 20 to follow the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frow-Rem
Froh-Helms
Bernardaville
South Plainfield to See Big Boom as Plant Expands
The story notes South Plainfield will gain a major plant expansion with Iron Brooklyn acquiring adjoining land and capacity growth. The Spicer Company partners support the project, promising thousands of homes in the area while the factory hires about 1,000 workers. Occupancy for new homes is planned in batches, starting this summer as production scales up.
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Dad
Iron
Brooklyn
Spleee Com
Pany
South Plainford
Charles F
Spicer Company
Souland
Manaofi
Van Arsdale's Belling Dough Shoes and Local Notices
The article lists Van Arsdale's limited shoes, Elks' Flag Day remarks by W T Phillipe, and a public hearing on Ore insurance rates. It notes a plan for a ceremony at a household and mentions a local hospital move and a daughter’s wedding plans.
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van Arsdale
ELKS
W. T. Phillipe
New York Lodge
No. B
Feld High School
Sere Lipe
A. Aldrich
Shakespearean Readings for Blind Home Benefit
Dr Edgar C Abbott of Boston brings a trio of Shakespeare readings to Summit for the Arthur Home for the Blind. The schedule opens with Julius Caesar, June 20 features The Merchant of Venice, and June 22 presents King Lear, hosted at Mrs Carvalho’s gallery and private homes in the Summit area.
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Arthur Home For
Summit
Edgar C. Abbott
Boston
Mra. 3
Carvalho
West Eighth Street
Max. David Ht.Rowland
Seventh Street
Carvalho Agai
Plain Country Golf Club Spring Match Set to Open
Tenorrow afternoon at Hyd Clam Course the spring golf activity features a medal play handicap event. A team from Class Beam competes across holes with selection of score cip and a feature event at the plain country club.
Troop D Officers Ordered Into Camp For Training
Following orders from the Adjutant General Barber, all officers and non commissioned officers of Troop D Plainfield’s cavalry unit will report at Sea Girt before noon tomorrow for a camp of instruction lasting until June 30. Led by Captain Runkle, the corps will receive intensive training in trench digging, barbed wire entanglement cutting, rifle practice and field drills to prepare for mobilization on July 25. Major Marcus J. Stokes will lead the instruction with assistance from U.S. Army and State Guard officers and General Bird W. Spencer will furnish rifle supplies and ammunition. Regular war camp equipment will be provided and infantry commanders are to oversee entrenching tools for two squads per company.
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Barber
Trop BD
Plainfield
Sea Girt
Runkle
Camp Edge
Pirot Sq
Marcus J. Stokes
United States Army
New Jersey
State Guard
Bird W. Spencer
Pasaale
Addiion
Citizens Urged to Help Police in Slacker Registration Drive
A bulletin from Adjutant General Barber via Sheriff Otto urges Citizens to aid law enforcement in locating and arresting those who have not registered under the selective service act. It calls for community reports, cross checking district returns with census data, and swift registration of non-reservists upon conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber
Sherif Otto
Belletin
Bureau of the Census
Selective Service
Department of Justice
United Hebrew Charity Organisation builds charity in Plainfield
The third annual meeting of the United Hebrew Charity Organisation of Plainfield elected officers led by President William Newborn and Benjamin Kline as president. The group reports £800 spent on Jewish charity in the city during the year and notes the care of many. In Jersey City a Flag Day reception honored William G. Besler, guest of honor, with a ceremonial emblem and a bound book of donors.
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United Hebrew Charity Organisation of
Plainfield
Fallow
William Newborn
Benjamin Kline
Morris Abrams
Jaco Sacher
Hyman Adelberg
Elizabeth Rosenson
VG. Berl
N. J
Jersey City
William G. Besler
Newers
Bem
Hm, Stein
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Harold D. Corbusier
Field Service Shoe Company
China
Philippines
Plattsh
Rzh
Tion
Mexican
Ching
George S. Simonds
U. S. Army
Army
GEO, & Simonds
Infantry Department of Tactics
West Point
N.Y
Ivery Doughboy
M. C. van Arsdale
Front Street
Plainfield, N
Plainfield, N. J
Crow-Elkhart
Prich Crow-Elkhart
Plainfield Motor Shop, Inc
R Fourth ST
GEQ. Endicott, JR
D. Fred Ae
South Plainfield
Om Safes Foster
Bonnie
Jersey
Harold D_ elty
Pire Insurance RA
Tnt
Common Council
Cownell
Mee Brown
Jerner
Reed
Bisa
Ti ‘Steans
Wertfeld
Ytelting
Berg Hospital
Mm Amertedn
DR. Abbbott
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