Obituary summary of Plainfield residents and local workers
Obituary notices recall Henry Goffle and John Corey, Plainfield residents. Goffle, born 1861, son of John J. Gott, lived on Duer Street and later Park Avenue, engaged in cafe, wholesale produce, and fish trades. Corey, machinist and labor leader born 1861, led Plainfield Trades Council and local No 261 A of M, former Hall Press Works worker, died after brief illness. Burial at Killide? cemetery. many relatives and affiliations noted. Also brief notice of Monroe I. Dean, six year old son of Daniel and Elizabeth Dean, died after pleuro pneumonia. funeral held at Whitewood Verns, burial in Hillside cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henee
John J. Gott
Duer Street
Third
Liberty Streets
Park Avenue
Geld
Goff
Mr. Goffle
John
Elwood
Eoven
Poward Street
John , Gos, Jr
Philadelphia
John W. Kelley
Weet, Sed
John J. Toohey
Boston
St. Joseph's Burch
Mia
Heavenly Host
Killaide
Corey
Plainfield
Lfe
Old Crescents
Sev
Plainfield Trades Councy
House Rades
Hall Press
Durenlen
Trades Conseil
Beatie
Prades Council
Machiniats’ Union
Hal
Monroe I. Ran
Monroe L. Dean
Daniel
Eitexheth
A. Dean
Whitewood aVerns
Mr. Case
Temple Baptist Church
Opcating
Hilleide Cemetery
Mr Freligh Tells Of Flag's Formation
The article notes Charles P. Freligh of the borough presents a version on how to hang the American flag when not suspended from a star. It references guidance from the New York World and other papers and discusses patriotic symbols tied to the nation’s founding and the flag’s display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Freligh
Flag
New York World
Tnt Seversl
Charles P. Froligh
Crity
Jhan
Ita
Sants
Ava
Mar Vapewente
Fragmentary riddle hints at state flag order on display
A garbled passage describes a sequence of states with flags and lights counting from Delaware to New York, mentioning specifics like Pennsylvania, New Jersey, South Carolina, New Hampshire, Virginia, and more. The text is unclear but centers on a display or marker listing states.
Minor Adjustments in Daylight Saving for Upcoming Year
The article notes the daylight saving law’s application varies by locality as clocks approach the 1919 spring advance. A commission reviews railroad belt times Eastern Central Mountain and Pacific, adopting existing railroad standards to minimize business disruption while probes continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Alaska
Food Administration moves to regulate free lunch cafes
Charles A. Carrigam, head of the Hotel and Restaurant Division, announces action to regulate what are called cafes and dispensaries designed as free lunch sites under the Food Act. The measure aims to ease application and improve workability under federal guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sejm
United Them
Jersey
Charles A. Carrigam
Food Act
Democratic ideals in wartime campaign rhetoric rise in Morris and Union counties
A speaker endorses a candidate who supports government ownership of key industries, expanded postal savings, farm credit, war taxation reform, and national prohibition. The unnamed candidate aims to mobilize, unite Morris and Union counties, and defeat old party machines. He rejects personality-driven campaigns and pledges to help win the war and uphold democracy at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Savings Bank
Parjeel Post
Izeq
Europe
Attila
Morris
Union
Miccion
Ackerman
Horking
Tssue Lin
Summer Plans Mention Cottage Aikwood in Castle Reck Park
The article notes that they will spend the summer at their cottage Aikwood located in Castle Reck Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aikwood
Castle Reck Park
New Jersey Towns Get Housing Funds From Labor Dept
Two New Jersey manufacturing communities New Brunswick and Phillipsburg are slated to receive industrial housing funds from the Labor Department. Newark and Camden also appear in the aid plans with transport and factory-site considerations, while Lake Denmark and Dover are listed as eligible but awaiting action. The exact amounts for Phillipsburg and New Brunswick are to be announced within days by Secretary Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
New Brunswich
Phillipsburg
Department of Labor
Newark
Housing Bureau
The
Shipping
Feders
Newark-New York
Camden
Emergency Fleet Corporation of the Shipping Board
New York Ship Building Company
Lake Denmark
Every
Dover
New Branewick
Labory Wilson
Wilson
Plainfield Business Men's Association
Fragmentary East Jersey chancery notice with property description
Legal notice in chancery describes an estate matter involving Patrick M Gilbooly and a property on the northwest side of Mawey with bearings and distances. The readable text outlines a chain of survey points and boundary directions in New Jersey, indicating a deed or tolling sequence and reference to a central railroad line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick M. Gilbooly
New Jersey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Plaimbalders
Hentiy
Corry
Henry H
Ecu
Greenwich
Food Commissi
Corneftman and
Mya Chauncey L. Hight
Albert Street
W. A Samoee
He Cole & High
Omapel
Ofce
West Secord
Gente
MAS G
Keller
Park Ave
O. A
Velie
Cline’s Garage
Ave
Nana
Linbargee
Borth Ave
Century-Plainfield
Plainfield Auto Tire Co
Watchung Avenue
Gerd Service
Central Park
Dooce Brothers
Laing Machine Auto Repair Co
Sycamore Street
Vars
Lee Place
L Merstezor, Pree
L. Moraller & Sons Watchmakers and Jewsiers
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