Harry Brokaw Visits From New England
Verry Brokaw, a former local resident now in New England, visited his mother Mrs Jane Brokew at 15 Deer Street. He spoke of business in Providence and said he has become a new resident thanks to the warm treatment from locals. His office is on Orange Street and he invites Plainfield folks to visit in Providence or Orange Street offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verry Brokaw
Providence
J Ane Brokew
Deer Street
Hibs
Orange Street
Providente
Plainfield
Paul named manager of local Armour plant
Robert M. Paul Jr takes over the Armour plant at 48 West Listh street with his wife. They plan home improvements, retain local social and musical ties, and continue leadership in the Boy Scout movement and commercial travelers group. Paul has a reputation as a systems expert and aims to boost plant success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Paul, Jr
West Listh Street
Buuber
Altersons
Jeaptier
Treston
Hig
Wes
Spe Tee Ey Casera
Willem Durke
Trenton
Panwae
Fifth Presbyterian
Et Cemercial Travelers’ Association
Nanen Auibter
Saves Sonal Boy Scout Organization
Paulte
Pirot Methodist Church
Anne Cass
Metropolitan Opera Company
Paul
Plainfield
Armour
English Tells Of Coal Rules Now In Effect
Union County administrator J K English issues an open letter detailing coal rules for dealers and consumers. Dealers must satisfy orders per rules with contingent supply limits. distributors face reduced quotas, except plant growers. A State Admin order adds broken coal to the domestic smelters list, meeting Thursdays at 207 Broad Street in Elizabeth for consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
John K English
Fierist
Gremm
Broken Coal
Broadstreet
Elizabeth
Wiss Hodge Graduates From Combs Conservatory
On Wednesday evening in Philadelphia the Combs Conservatory of Music held its thirty third annual commencement. Ming Hazel Hodge daughter of Mrs M T Hodge Hillside Avenue was a principal participant in the musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Philadelphia
Combs Conservatory of Music
Ming Hazel Hodge
M.T. Hodge
Hillside Avenus
Plainfield Men Write From French Front Amid War Letters
Plainfield residents share wartime letters from Private Frank Keaney and Arthur Campbell, both serving in France. The missives express pride in service, hope for safe return, and memories of home, with friendly greetings to families and friends and reflections on the war’s length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Frank Keaney
Sandy Potters
Mr. Campbell
Weecott’s
Frank
Cameron
France
Arthur Campbell
Officials Hold Out Small Hopes For Excursions
Officials report the New Jersey Central may not run coast inland resort trips this year due to a car shortage. The lack of surplus coaches means Sunday school outings to Asbury Park Mauch Chunk and Lake Hopatcong are unlikely. If government needs ease and cars become available, excursions may be revived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Central
Asbury Park
Mauch Chunk
Lake Hopatcong
Plainfield
K. Armstrong
Central
New York
Atlantic City
Hope Chapel
Columbus
Newark Board Ends Plainfield Cases
The Newark Exemption Appeal Board has concluded the Plainfield cases involving numerous individuals listed in the order. The action names include George Doweer, Charles W. Nagel, John A. Kil bride, Harry Kanen belser, Rogers Steph ens, Danvers R. Wright, Peter Q. Walsh, Melbourne D. Lindsley, James H. Steenson, Frank Steplneki, Raymond Alérish, Adam Omelanink, Carlos Sawyer, Alex Bsoldo, William J. Ghack shton, Cornelius Zwan, Jobo Hi. Lel ors, James Lindsey, Frank A. 0-D, Ernest J. Stayes, Robert Shropshire, Adolph Blackwicca, George C. Leighs, James J. McGeules. The record shows a wide list of appellants under classifications II-D, IV-A, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Plainfield
George Doweer
Charles W. Nagel
John A. Kilbride
Harry Kanenbelser
Rogers Stephens
Danvers R. Wright
Peter Q. Walsh
Melbourne D. Lindsley
James H. Steenson
Frank Steplneki
Raymond Alérish
Adam Omelanink
Carlos Sawyer
Alex Bsoldo
William J. Ghack
Shton
Cornelius Zwan
George’ C. Leighs
James J. McGeules
Last Chance Coming To Enlist In New Jersey Recruiters
Local city officials report ongoing enlistment efforts as eighteen men from Plainfield and Newark squads pass tests and depart for Fort. Major J. P. B. Dicom leads efforts at New Jersey main St Newark with Major Bloom praising public support and veterans like Corporal Peck. Remaining recruits depart in coming days amid plans for larger future gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. PB. Dicom
New Jersey
Newark
Piainfield
Pialme;field
Peck
Bloom
Ant
Jerny
Frank Tierding
Willem Harding
Jobost
Agann William Deady
Jack” Deady
Liberty Street
Iis
Toca Mour
Vhs Army
Announcement of travel for the Nash family to Spring Lake
Mrs Vincent W Nash of prilbed avenue leaves today for Mr and Mrs James Spring Lake where they will occupy their cottage on Third Street for their daughter born in the time at that place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent W. Nash
Prilbed Avenea
James
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Harry Brokaw
New England
Rome Link
Boyle
Belding Hall
John S. Johnston
Wecomer
Shirley & Johnston
Babcock Busk Ang
J. K. English
Wiss Hodge
Combs’ Conservatory
Try the Central Publishing Company
North Ave
Keaney
Mero Lee LI Si
Sam
Mother Miner
Helen Fare
Mac
Berg
Margeret
Emarson
Jammie
Alde
U.S A
Newark Board
Harry Dorflinger
Chdree Hashed
Fort Yeaterday
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