Death notices and obituaries of Callahan Mathews in Plainfield area
Obituary notices report the deaths of Thomas Callahan and Albert J. Mathews, with funeral details. Callahan of East Second Street, a longtime Plainfield businessman, dies after a long illness. his son Jeremiah runs the business while daughter Helen serves as Red Cross nurse in France. Mathews, a native of the city and former Potter Printing foreman, dies after pulmonary illness. funeral at St Marys with Knights of Columbus and other groups in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Callahan
East Secondtreet
Plainfight
Pmeimongi
Haved
Demian
Callihan
County Limerick
Ireland
America
Wesc
Serra Street
Woume Plainfield
St. Mary's Church
Father Borclais
M. Bogan
Callahan
Lawrence Myers
East Prout Street
Kemsington
Richmond Street
Gret
Third
Richmond Streets
Calihan
Teremimh Callahan
Jeremiah
Callahas
East Hod
Mary's Holy Name Society
St. Mary's
Mr. Mathews
Gurial
St. Mary's Cemetery
Michael Devine
John Hurley
Edward J. Harding
Hernard Keane
Harry Shirley
Patrick
Heginn
Mathews
Henido
St. Mary's Therch
Watebume Council
Knights of Columboa
Potter Mutual Aid Society
Mise Katherine McCann
Arthur Mathews
Mariners Place
Bernice Sex
Lynchburg
Death of Seven Year Old In Diphtheria Case
John Flynn Jr seven year old son of Police Captain John Flynn of West Front street died in Wablenders Hospital Wednesday morning after several days with diphtheria. The illness may have come from the father who has a mild form. Captain Flynn had earlier investigated the city Vist and the foreign settlements. Burial was in St Marys cemetery.
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John Flynn, Jr
John Flynn
West Front Street
Ding
Wablenders Hospital
Flynn
Reetsky Vist
Ciy
St. Mary's Cemetery
Move to Reclaim Jersey Woodlands Or to Clear Land
A New Jersey State Department of Agriculture statement notes extensive woodland in New Jersey with potential arable use if clearing costs drop. It cites methods like explosives and stump pullers, with Du Pont Powder Company demonstrations arranged at the Rutgers New Brunswick college farm to show up-to-date clearing techniques to local farmers.
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New Jersey
New Jersey State Department of Agriculture
New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
New Brunswick
du Pont Powder Company
College Farm
New Brumswick
New
Staten Tekls
Hill's Minstrels at Mat Rat re Tuesday November 13
Hill's Minstrels headed by George Wilson announce a matinee and 8 PM show at the Mat Ratre on Tuesday November 13. The company touts refined musical numbers and a celebrated cork artist, promising a “Class” performance with Wilson and a cast including Eddie Mader, William Thompson, John Rogers, Jack MerShane, and Herbert Crowley. Transportation to Camp Dix via private touring car is available by telephoning fate on N1T6J.
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Hy Minstrels
George Wilson
New
Chum Hut
Will
Mr. Hill
Eddie Malder
William H. Thompson
John Pr . Rogers
Jack MerShane
Herbert Crowley
John Burke
Jones Corri 1Tan
Arthur Gree
John
William
Camp DIX
Wrightstown
Camp Dis
Haley Reasonables
Final tribute paid to boxing great Fitzsimmons in New York
A crowded Campbell Funeral Cleared at Broadway and Sixty sixth Street honored the late fighter February Fitzsimmons. Notables including James J. Corbett Sam Fitzpatrick Kid McPartland and Joe Humphries attended. Speakers included Dr Charles Hendrick and Dr Nathan Seagie who called Fitzsimmons a life lesson.
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Feb Fitzsimmons
Campbell
Broadway
Sixty-sixth Street
New York
James J. Corbett
Sam Fitzpatrick
Kid McPartland
Joe Humphries
Charles Hendrick
Dunellen
Firesimmone
Hendrick
Frits
Corbett
Pitrsimmons
Nathan Seagie
St. Stephen's Protestant Episcopal Church
Fitzsimmons
St Stephen's Church
Jim Mitchell
Toseph M. Kaipa
Frank PF
New J
York
A.C
William McMurry
Lewis J. Smith
Howard R. Cleveland
RP Murray
Fine Vaudeville For Plainfield Patrons
Vaudeville bill at Plainfield Theatre features the Right Liberty Girls with five other acts including The Liberty Bicla and Bobby at the Seashore. Gerard and West and Jackson and Dave deliver comedy and song while Pathe News Review runs daily. Manager Shanon plans new photoplays and a revised program next week with one longer holdover.
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Plainfield Theatre
Sone
Metenerv
Liberty Girls
Liberty
Stu
Helen Michmond
Jackson
Dave
Initon
Pathe News
Pathe
Shanon
Gus Hill
Bride From Plainfield Wed in Los Angeles Church
Bernice McClintock, daughter of Mr and Mrs James McClintock of Plainfield, married Raymond McClintorh in St. James Church Los Angeles on October 31. The Martins of Los Angeles hosted a reception at the Leighton Hotel after the ceremony.
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Thig
Mies
Bernice McClintoet
Daputlee
Mainfield
Loe
Anteres
Cal
St. Jamin
Thos Angeles
Arthur Emil Mertin
Los Angeles
Martin
Warth Platefield
Methodist Leaders Reject Sunday Evangelism Shift
The Board of Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church at Atlantic City rejected a plan for large scale professional evangelists and urged ministers to lead revivals. Bishop Theodore Henderson of Patroit and Bishop Homer Stuntz of Omaha were named to head a broad war council revival program with a committee of senior bishops including Joseph F. Werry of Philadelphia. Henderson, famed for a 15 year ago revival, helped launch Francis E. Whiteside into the ministry, now editor of a Methodist publication.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Atlantic City
General Conference
Brooklyn
Reguiae Intervala
First Baptist
First Methodist
Henderson
Francis E. Whiteside
Hendrson
Whiteside
Miss Christine Miller Recital Highlights Edison Re Creation
contralto Miss Christine Miller performed at Plainteid High School Auditorium in a recital showcasing Edison’s New Art Sound Re Creation. Arthur Walsh from New York accompanied and demonstrated recreations with piano and violin, alongside Albert Spalding pieces. The event aimed to prove the viability of living voice recreation without obvious phonograph artifacts.
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Christing Miller
Plainteid High School
Oishi
Arthur Walsh
New York
Thomas A. Edison
Fuller
Edison
Puller
Mise Miller
Edleon
Edison Mins
Miller
Mims Miller
Ridison
Albert Spalding
Reeued
New Market Firemen Plan Third Fair
New Market firemen prepare for a town fair at Friendship Hall on Friday and Saturday November 24 and 25. Proceeds go to the department with tickets, entertainment, and a dance. Attractions include a feature in the hall, venetian cream and retreat, with many stalls and gifts for visitors.
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New Market Free Department
Theannmint
Anil Fmeniee
Het Fin
New Market
Yorket
Pintnfell
Camp Dix Heroes Prepare 10000 Remount Horses
Camp Dix launches a remount program to train and break in 10000 horses for artillery and supply needs. Captain A J Svenson supervises a 500 square acre site with stables and corrals as remounts are drawn from western ranges. The effort will employ about 1100 men eventually, with 200 on site now, and a first large shipment imminent.
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Eaxtenatve
Camp Dix
New York
A. J. Svenson
Camp Mix
Mfe
Camp Pix Remount
Muchanes
Tar Vetera
Sam Ther
Eric
Local Amusement Tax Targets City Theatres at Ten Percent
Tax on admission for moving picture and legitimate theatres is 10 percent of ticket prices under a new war revenue law effective November 1. Children under 12 are taxed for all seats, but discount tickets are exempt. The measure will require extra staff at box offices to handle the added workload and compliance.
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United States
Bureau of Internal Revenge
Moving Picture House
Theatre Gratia
Childrem
L. Stein
Exemption Claim Denied by Newark Draft Board
The Newark District Draft Board denied the exemption claim of Lawrence Preach son of Mr Frank French of Whehbe ton avenue. The young man was permitted by the Somerset County Board of to seek an exemption based on student status at a divinity school.
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Newark
Opie
Lawrence
Mere
Frank French
Somerset County
New County Court Panel Draws Members for Union Team
The sheriff appointed a new petit jury pool for Union County Court. Names listed include Frank Zere win, Charles Ho Burnett, and TOF Carty among others. Several alternates and substitutes were noted with references to nearby towns and provisional panels.
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Perit
Tory
Sherit Gaire
Neventer
Union County Court
Frank Zerewin
Charles Ho Burnett Wiam Oe
Mair
Tof Carty
Amt
Panne
Nnieke
Ilrswr Finnin
Pa Owvin
Gee View
Pannifrover A
Grevess
Bogen Plaine
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Moneage
John P. Owens
Ming Nora Callahan
Anna Callahan
Jobn Callahan
East Second Street
John Walsh
Madison Avenue
William Leahy
Breck Avenue
St Mary's Church
St Mary's Cemetery
Albert J. Mathews
Jersey Woodlands
Hill’s Minstrels
Plainfield
California
Christine Miller
New Market Firemen
Maraball
Compton One
A. Brandt
Somerset
H. M. van Arsdale
South Second Street
Conrad Jacobson
Third Street
George W. Clark
Church Street
Murray
Grove
Rample Clothing Stove
Watching Avenue
New Postofice
Mala Iearner
Central
Watehane Venue
National Shoe Repairing “Co
Park Avenue
Union A
rStree Repair Co
South Second
Treet
WALTER C_ CHANDLER
Manning
Howard W. Bolse
Park Svenue
East
Wal
Kitna
Woeet
Seven Chalmers
Panwood
West Street
Auto Rep
Greaton Romond
N. J
Joha R. Cline
Todes
John R. Cline
Iyer
Eneiions
Bomerset
Jina J. P. Hamen
Somerset Street
North Ave
Freight Rowse
Ise
PARME
Chas
Kraess
Fourth Street
J Rathensey
North
Henry Wierenes
Msa
Harry Stein
Frans Pas St
Pune
Woodhall
Martin Building
P. G. Allen
Second St
Lorist
Smith
Greenbaums
Somerset Bt
Chow
Greenwald
Samarent Street
Old Fates
M. J. Frank
West Frost St
Bownd Brook
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