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Newspaper

Plainfield Record

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1918

Page

7

Local residents note moves and engagements across town

Mex Habeen and family plan move from Bound Brook to Plaingeld with Mrs Laf. Edward Smith of the borough seriously ill in New York. several marriages, engagements, and military postings announced among local families including Overton and Wolfe Tone. residents relocate from Laramie Road to Washington and Camp Laurel assignments noted. family births and health updates shared.

Mex Habeen Margaret Laf Camp McCleaneince Fisld Han Dren J. Harding Laramie Mornime Tor Washington Theodors.p. Vail Harry ©. Vail Twenty-third Enemegrs Corps Camp Laurel Mrt Mra Bud" McGinley East Sixth Street McGinley Ima Rowe Kreger Irmer Charles W. McCutchen Rockview Avenue Hot Springs Stryker Hoagland Manning Avenue J. William Waener West Fifth Street Mubhlienbere Hospital

Governors Edge Besler Discuss Hudson Tunnel Plan

Governor Edge and William G Besler president of New Jersey Central Railroads confer on a Hudson tunnel linking Jersey City and Manhattan. They weigh a Communipaw route versus tunneling the Hudson to connect directly to New York with projected costs from 314000 to 20900000 and promise to share engineering reports.

Edge Besler Hudson Tunnel New Jersey Central New York Wiliam G. Besler Ney Central Pennsylvania Hudson Manhattan Besier Governors Getalla

Concert Tickets Going Fast at Vogel Brikgn Studio

Although tickets are selling rapidly there are still excellent seats available. Buy them now at Vogel Brikgn Studio located at 310 West Front Street.

Vogel & Brikgn West Front Street

Park Ave Baptist Church Services and Activities

Next Sunday services include morning Bible school at 9 45 a m and worship at 11 0 0 a m The Spirit of the Just sermon The Tragedy of Judas at 7 p m Young People's Association missionary service led by Mrs Swafield Lenten program Bible School classes for all ages Thursday Woman's Mission Circle and Ladies Aid joint tea at Mrs W 1 1008 South Avenue Annual meeting and officer election Basket lunch World-Wide Guild Chapter 623 meets at Mrs Gaskill 926 West Fifth Street Thursday at 4 p m

Judas Young People’s Association Missionary Service Mra Swafield Africa Woman’s Circle and Ladies Aid Mra South Avenue World-Wide Guild Thet Gaskill Fifth Street Thureday At

More Money For Standard Aircraft Production Boost

The War Department sought 450 million dollars in additional aviation appropriation to fund new aircraft classes and cover deficiencies from prior purchases. About 250 million would advance the aircraft program and 206 million would settle prior purchase gaps. Standard Aircraft Corp of this city is anticipated to receive a large share of new orders, including Caproni models, with its Bay Way plant ready to train crews for these large machines.

War Department Department Military Committee Standard Aircraft Corporation

Reader letter defends Wilson Martine senate choice

Henry B. Bowen of Watchung Avenue objects to a Herald editorial claim that Governor Wilson foisted James Martine as New Jersey senator. He notes Martine won the open primary under Wilson's law by a large majority and argues Wilson supported Martine to back the open primary and independence against longtime machine control. The letter, from Plainfield New Jersey dated Feb 28 1928, adds forecast on David Baird and political sentiment.

New York Herald Wilson Jamey Edgar Martine New Jersey Henry B. Bowen Watchung Avenue Jim The Herald James Edgar Martine Martine Boeves Edge David Baird Dee

Completes Twelfth Year As County Detective

County Detective John A. Galatian of Elizabeth has completed twelve years as head police officer in Union County. The milestone was noted at the Elizabeth court, with former Prosecutor N. C. J. English praising his service since 1906.

John A. Galaian Elizabeth Tnion County Elizabeth Court Nenss N.C. J. Engligh Galation Walter L. Hetlipid Enetish C. Addison @witt Alfred A. Stet Galatian Be & Awner Eves Elmira Fnally Beromine Baltimore Jmnd Ohio New York Towns Walsh Joseph Buckley

Incomplete OCR Letter Promises Pledge to Sacrifice

Fragmentary text mentions Francis V. Lowden and a 1912 appointment with a leave of absence. It references Americans pledging sacrifice in France and on Atlantic waters, the tone of wartime duty, and loyalties to government and country.

Francis V. Lowden Bow Liewignant St Annis France Atlantic America

Hadassah Appeals To Jewish Women For Palestine Garments

Hadassah urges Jewish women to rush sewing efforts to ship thousands of garments to Palestine. Thirty five cases packed. thousands more to finish. Volunteers may contact Mrs. Benjamin J. Kitne at 582 West Pyat street telephone 1657 J in Plainfield.

En's Palestine Hadassah Hindassah Benjamin J. Kitne West Pypat Street Pininfield

Major Parker Relieved as Camp Dix Aide to Cavalry Command

Major Ralph Parker, in charge of the Second Battalion of the 111th Regiment, is relieved at Camp Dix to return to a cavalry post. Major Joel F. Spingara resumes Third Battalion command. Major Marshall Stearns may take over the Second Battalion. Company A’s troupe offers a $100 reward event at Mount Holly Opera House on March 20 with another play planned for April. Miss Margaret Wilson joined Rev. P. J. Hayes at Canty Dix and praised Army chaplains and M. A. workers amid the cantonment visit by Major-General Hugh L. Scott.

Ralph Parker 111Th Regiment Arganizalion Camp Dix Dix Joel F. Spingara Marshall Stearns 311Th Regiment Mount Holly Opera House Margaret Wilson P. J. Hayes New York Canty Dix Hugh L. Scott Canton

Liberty Bond Market Stabilized Despite Sales Pressure

Secretary McAdoo told the House Ways and Means Committee that Liberty Bonds are stabilizing with bonds trading near par and New York Exchange sales active. He warned that buying back bonds would not solve the problem and urged an educational campaign to keep holders from selling unless necessary. He endorsed a war finance corporation with authority to buy and resell during emergencies to stabilize the market.

McAdoo Eaid Home Ways and Means Committee McAdoo Congress Afton MrAdoo War Finance Corporation

Third Liberty Loan Starts on April 6

Congress will determine the billions the Government intends to borrow for the third Liberty Loan. Secretary McAdoo set April 6 as the launch date and asked Congress for new authorization beyond the current 3.6 billion. The drive aims to sustain war bills with extensive propaganda, speakers, and worker efforts nationwide.

Congress McAdoo America Americine

Plainfield Volunteer Joins War Stripes Unit

A Plainfield resident volunteers for military service, joins the unit formed from the Plainfield Nations and sails for training in Alabama. He is noted for his readiness to serve and is welcomed by fellow townspeople and officers alike as the new member of the unit.

Joe Ted Plainfield Stripes Condi Amt Plainfield Nations Marend Gyck Alabama Foes! Jouen Union Jon Thas

Prisoner John Ausen Portrayed as Fearsome Aid in War

The fragment mentions John Ausen, 22, of New Rockford North Dakota, described as tall and fit and valued as a potential asset in WWI trench warfare and survival, with the uncertain claim he could inspire fear in enemies. The text is incomplete and garbled.

John Ausen New Rockford North

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