Plainfield to Host World Class Newspaper Presses
Walter Scott & Co plans two of the largest presses ever built for its Plainfield plant. The Seattle style multi function presses each hold 192 plates upgrading daily editions. When installed the presses will extend about 101 feet with four units across and six folders, marking a major industrial achievement for the Tribune and Sunday edition.
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Quree
Walter Scott & Co
Plainfield
The
Tribune
Unity
Ines
West Hope Pel Moves for Sunday School Building
A local gathering discusses erecting a Sunday school room as members of the Hope Pel group plan westward movement. The meeting covers plans, leadership, and anticipated programs led by Rev. D. W. Leslie. Comments on substitutions and food prices appear amid broader notes on community needs and relief efforts.
G O P Parade Fire Up With Two Hundred Cars
A large Republican parade drew over two hundred cars assembling near Crest Circle. The procession, led by officials including Ising, Toweneiind, and Nash, planned a route through Front Street, Grapt Avenue, Central Avenue, and toward Mountaintown, with civic groups forming the forward division and city committee backing the event.
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Creseest
Waren
Eugene Lidgate to Wed Miss Pall in Plainfield
The Plainfield community eyed a major social event as Eugene Lidgate and Miss Pall announced plans to wed. The Y M C A campaign to raise 200000 dollars to fund a new building and facilities for the association is under way, with plans for a dormitory and gymnasium to serve local young men. Public notices detailed construction milestones, leadership roles, and fundraising efforts, while society pages noted the engagement and forthcoming wedding at All Saints Church, with families and local figures among those attending.
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Plainfield
Campaien
Das Beens Cp
Ike
Medias
Ib Te
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Firth
Sycamore
Brunswick
Ompials Nm de
Mies Palmer
Emily
Rma
Joan
Tae Semel
Erean
Cormnans
Tyne
Forte
Newark
Lefew
Plainfeld
Trevis
Minstrel Show Marked Success at Social Club Event
The second annual minstrel show drew strong crowds and big benefits for the Social Club. The program blended two parts with male and female ensembles, featured Joe Carroll in a Hawaiian spoof, Elizabeth Mara sang Ireland Must Be Heavin, and Mary Murray wowed with Two Key Rag. Concluding numbers and encores underscored the lively production run across two evenings with notable crowd support and community pride.
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Woodrow Wilson
Jarrett
Eliabeth
C. Mara Sage
Ireland
Lawrence Barrett, Jr
Mr. Barrett
Mies Zira
Mise Mary Doo
Hugh Mc Donnell
Nelly
Elmor Blin
William Mahoury
Ma.honey
Brutus Caeser
Anthony Lene
M/S. Conway
L. Berry
Mie
Sane
Nora
Mary V. Murray
Rennie
M. McAfeo
Ll. Kelty
Bob Skinner
William Skinner
Kregar
John Winzenried
Schuck
R Lawrence
Perremannes
Harry Price
James Heong
Minverel
Jolie Moe Kathryn
John Itines
Rifas
Sean Tyav
Joe Rows
John Fare
Jaren Karner
Michael Camtrey
Gulnee
Poothall Em Dev Cricket Field Evening Services
Preengies of West Orange to Holy Cross Mission 25 cents ad. Bundled in local notices, the fragment lists a cricket field event and a small ad price, signaling a community gathering or function at an unfamiliar venue with a 9 30 p m timing reference.
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Poothall Em. Dev
West Orange
Holy Cros Mission
Regord Contest Opens With Firemen Banquet and Reader Drive
The city’s Firemen’s Mutual Benevolent Association Local No. 7 honored former Fire Chief Thaddeus Doane with a banquet on East Second Street. Mayor Laighton Calkins and officials attended as a plan to launch a reader-subscription contest starting Monday, offering prizes for bringing in new readers and promising fair judging by Local businessmen.
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New Firemen's Mutual Benevolent Association
Thaddeus Doane
East Second Street
Department Prate
Laighton Calkins
Charles A. Reed
Mauivers
Common Council
Deanvs
Braxmiar
New York
Andrew Jennings
Reed
Deane
Platefeld Ae
Bre
John H. Case
Sling
Lageren & Green
Ni Kt
Hae
Henidie
Ion
Record Delays News To Next Week
The Record announces a postponement of full news coverage due to high printing and equipment costs. A reduced four page edition will continue until next week when plant operations are expected to improve and space may allow all features.
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Dew
Morse-Fitz Randolph Wed in Quiet Ceremony
A quiet wedding took place Tuesday in New Tesday attended by immediate relatives and friends. Sophia Pite-fan-4aleh, late T. I. F. Randolph’s widow, and Frederick Randolrt Nurse of Tenokisa were married with L. Slattery officiating. The bride’s mother, Margaret Bonnell, was unable to attend due to illness, and the ceremony had limited attendance. Henry Armid and RM Henrveman served as best men, with H carle and Har D Carle as ushers.
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Ohureh
Tesday
Sophia Pite
T. I. F. Randolph
Frederick Randolrt
Tenokisa
L. Slattery
Uridesmain
Margaret Ro
Bonnell
Henry Armid
Henveman
Har D Carle
Rast Oranen
Delightful Dance At Piatnfeld Toaatty Club Hodge Podge
A lively Halloween dance was hosted by Mr and Mrs E Shoemaker at the Piatnfeld Toaatty Club on Theda night. Guests enjoyed corn candy pumpkins cake and cider with music from a celared orchestra. Decor included fanciful paper bats witches and black cats circulating for amusement. Cornelia Graves of Both second street visited Pennsylvania relatives recently.
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Piatnfeld
Mee
Tory
I. Ree
Cuvate
Corneil Charles C Graves
Second Street
Pennsylvania
Veteran trainman dies after wrecked by streetcar
John R. Day a Jersey Central veteran and W yat local conductor connected with the 1902 wind wreck died soon after an amputated leg operation. He had recently been returning from Jersey City to Plainfield and was known to many in town. He survived by a wife and several children.
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John R. Day
Jersey Central Road
Plain Oelder
Priabors Yard
Jeremy City
Aimeelf
Bintjay
Jersey City
Piainield
Danter
New Jersey
Church to Dedicate New Organ Sunday
A church plans to dedicate a new organ this Sunday with a dedication sermon by Rev. Charles Townsend of nearby Kocemont Pa. The service will include a Maspew organ piece, a hymn selection, and sermons from M. Joseph Edgar and M. Mallory. Friends and choir members will attend, with a sermon to conclude the ceremony.
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Charles Townsend
Kocemont
Charles
Eolagt
M. Joegh Edgar
Imire Aura
Femere
Seine
Meetor
Mallory
Reredie
Military wedding elaborate event at Washington home
A lavish military wedding in Washington drew thousands of guests. Lieuts Barr Wolfman Garland P Gunther Breese Smith officiated or attended with the bridegroom and groomsmen as floral and ceremonial details filled the scene. The event unfolded amid a festive display with a noted address at the Nel Plainfeld Theatr.
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Barr
Wolfman
Garland P. Gunther
Breese Smith
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