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Plainfield Record

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1918

Page

2

Griffiths War Spectacle Heads to Plainfield Theatre

Griffiths Hearts of the World brings a massive war drama to Plainfield Theatre for a three night engagement with matinees. The production features a large cast including the Gish sisters Dorothy and Lillian, Robert Harron and George Fawcett, with extensive battle sequences and wartime settings drawn from the world war.

David Ate Plainfield Theatre David Loyd Geoteé Enstend Ther Griffith N Micee Hig Grifaft Ae the Gish Sisters Dorothy and Lilliad Robert Harron George Robert Andersof George Fawcett Adolphe Lestina Mttle Benlexander Kate Bruce Josephine Crowell Fay Holderness Mrs. Gish

Oh Girl comedy at Ts Thea tre mocks politics in Friendly Rivals

The Oh Girl production at Ts Thea tre next Tuesday features Johnnie Jess as Michael Casey a hotel owner and alderman with ambitions and Danny Murphy as Anton Blitz his rival both driving political farce. Louis Ditmar wrote the original book revised by Abe Leavitt with music by Ditmar.

Ts Theatre Johnnie Jess Michael Casey Danny Murphy Anton Blitz Casey Louis Ditmar Abe Leavitt Mr. Ditmar

Former Plainfield Fire Fighter Tells Of His Canal Zone Service

A former Plainfield Fire Department member, Arthur Erber, now stationed with the Canal Zone Brigade, writes from Balboa Heights about his Panama assignment. He describes the voyage, the ship, local transport, weather, and daily life including fire station setup, wages, and living conditions in the Canal Zone.

Plainheld Canal Zone Department Panama Canal Zone Cap Rge Mehl Arthur Erber Canal Zone Ripishte Tip Pees West Fourth Streat Plainfield Department Heady East Second Street New York Panama

Four Able Speakers To Address Y People s Conference

Four speakers will address the Young People's conference on postwar reconstruction topics. Rev. Arthur T Gutte leyan and Rev. George E op will chair and lead discussions on Bible study and youth work. Sessions run 6:30 to 7:20 pm with no registration fee. books and literature will be available.

New York Cuba Heiti Watchung Mountains Y. People’s Conference Arthur T. Gutteleyan Speningias United States Christian Endeavor Society of the Church Gadies’ Aid Society W. J. Steans D. D Otters Westminster Baird George E. Op Elizabeth Harge Cfu John C. Murray Margaretta P. &Evenson Roselle Yi People's Missionary Work Harriette R. ‘Halloway Educatonal Ag Itor Asaetasions Aires Ter Presbyteria William Ralph Escipe Toma Hall

Influenza Case Mentioned In Brief Local Note

A fragmented OCR line notes a person named Raia Benet Tobe and influenza mention, with unclear surrounding context. no date or location is clearly readable. The brief entry reads as a local note or personal remark rather than a full news item.

Jersey Central Among Roads Earning a Surplus

Report shows railroads earning a surplus with Jersey Central cited among profitable lines. The administration released figures indicating substantial payments to the government and high earnings across road networks. The record highlights nearly 78 million dollars paid and ongoing prosperity in the nation’s rail system.

Jersey Thas

American Dead to Be Brought Home from France

Reports say American fallen soldiers in France will be returned home after arrangements with chaplains from Washington. The message emphasizes honoring the war dead as they come home.

France Washington

More Nurses Needed For Army and Navy

The report notes a large demand for nurses for the Army and Navy. It states numbers reaching into the thousands with overseas deployment likely and funds totaling around $1.5 million for hospital equipment and $359,000 for nursing staff.

Army Navy

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News of the Theatre Griffith Plainfield Theatre Balboat Heights, Canal Zone Netherwood Down I Amn Admis Atlantaa Coast Line Louisville & Nashville Theiir An. Topeka & Santa Fe Central of New Jersey Pullman Car Lines Los Angeles Salt Lake Rem Alexander Dorothy Gish W. Griffith ain@eld Torid Raia Benet Tobe Krauthamer Watchung Ave Plainfield, N. J Plainfield Winn & Higgins North Ave
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