Local Cavalrymen to March in Wilson Inauguration
Sixteen Plainfield cavalrymen named to join the inaugural parade in Washington as part of the New Jersey guard contingent. Major Hobart B Brown selected the squad based on demonstrated efficiency with continued hopes that other local troops earn similar recognition.
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Episcopal Clergy Fund A Worthy Step in Plainfield
The article praises the Episcopal Church’s $5,000 clergy pension fund boosted by Carnegie Foundation support, notes pledges exceed the goal, and highlights its benefit for aging clergy. It also covers civic topics in Plainfield, including snow ordinances, cat census debates, school Visit the Schools Week, city court reforms, council pay raises for police and fire, and plans for a new armory and public park developments.
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Plainfield
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The Week's Revue Those Were Happy Days
A fragmented column recalls childhood and current events with wartime hints, jokes, and oddities. It references Mike, Ford cars, trolley lines, public clocks, and a mix of local opinions while noting the era's social chatter and political undercurrents.
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