Mrs Mary Mottley Widow of James Mottley Passes in East End
Mrs Mary Mottley died at 3 Richmond Street in the East End after a Tuesday night illness. Funeral Mass was said at St Marys Church by Rev Father Bogan, with interment in St. S cemetery. Born in Ireland she was eighty and had lived in the United States over fifty years, much of it in Plainfield. Her only surviving relative is her son John Mottley, who lived with her.
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RY Mottley
Mary Mottley
James Mottle
East End
Richmond Street
St. Mary’s Church
Father Bogan
St. S Cemetery
Ireland
Mott
Plainfield
John Mottley
Greater
Heen
W. Wilder Rowley
Mara Elizabeth Rowley
Linden Avenue
Charles, BE. Herring
First Presbyterian Church
Rosehill Cemetery
Linden
Row
Ir. Rowley
Verk Rowley
Grovetreet
Elizabeth Wilson
John A. Wilson
West ‘Third’ Street
Sst. Mary's Cemetery
Holster
Wisen
James Griffen
New Brunswick
Mary
Therine
Helen Griffen
Devine Youth Dies After Illness in Muhlenberg
John Devine Jr aged fourteen of 1216 Arlington avenue died in Muhlenberg at night after illness and a sister. Funeral was held at St Marys church this morning at nine o clock with Rev Father Holster officiating. Interment followed in St Marys cemetery.
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HH Devine
John Devine
Arlington Avenue
Muhlenberg
St. Mary's Chhurch
Father Holster
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Charles Griffin dies after heart trouble in Newark trip
Charies Griffin a known Plainfield resident of Mainfield died at Newark City Hospital after a heart attack struck near Newark station while he traveled to work. Funeral held at his late home led by Rev P B Strong, with burial in Hillside Cemetery. He was a Prudential Insurance staffer and member of the Independent Order of Foresters. He leaves a wife, son and daughter, plus relatives.
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Chanies W. Griffin
Grifin
Charles
Mainfield
East Second Street
Newark City Hospital
Tial Insurance Company
Newark
P. B. Strong
Prudentialmpany
Griffin
Hillside Cemetery
Plainfield
Independ Order of Foresters
First Baptist Church
Crifin
We Griffin
Bertram ‘Popé
Fthel Dooley
New York State
Funeral for Howard S. Thompson Held in Bayonne
Howard S. Thompson, a former well known in Bayonne and Plainfield circles, was mourned at a simple service Tuesday night at his West Thirty-First Street home. Rev. J. B. oeang led the rites, with burial in the family plot. Thompson, born in Somerville in 1869, had resided in Plainfield for thirty years and was a mason by trade.
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Howard S. Thompson
Franklin Council
Magons* Union
Howard SS. Thompson
Bayonne
J. B. Oeang
S Somervill
Thompson
Somer
Wille
Death of Bayonne Resident Thompson
An obituary notes the death of Thompson after an acute stomach illness weeks earlier. He was the son of the late William and Hannah Thompson, long time residents on Liberty street. Surviving relatives include his wife and two sisters, Mrs. William Leland and Miss Ada Thompson of West Fifth street.
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Bayonne
Mr. Thompson
William and
Hannah Thompson
Liberty Street
Orchard Place
West Second Street
Wiliam Leland
Ada Thompson
West Fifth Street
Funeral Held for William Lindsay in North Plainfield
William Lindsay who died at his Mountain avenue home was laid to rest Tuesday at Hillside cemetery. Born in Scotland in 1859 he came to the United States as a boy and lived in Plainfield fifty years running a well known dairy farm. Survived by his wife five daughters and three sons Mrs Walter Bennett Mrs A B Headley Mrs A L Smith Mrs C H Marsh Miss Jean Lindsey James Lindsay and William Lindsay of Trenton.
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William Lindsay
Mountain Avenue
North Plainfield
John Y ¥. Broek
Trinity Reformed Church
Hillside Cemetery
Mr.Lindsay
Scotland
Plainfield
Lindsay
Walter J. Bennett
East Second Street
A.B. Headley
Union
A. L. Smith
Burlington
JC. H. Marsh
Siler City
Jean Lindsey
James Lindsay
the Lindsay
Trenton
Peter Joensen Dies After Pneumonia Illness At 29
Peter Joensen 29 son of Mr and Mrs L F Joensen 1035 West Fourth street died Sunday at Muhlenberg Hospital after pneumonia. He leaves a wife and was a machinist at a local shop. Funeral held Tuesday at Runyon Son’s parlors 402 Park avenue with Rev Dr C I E Herring officiating burial.
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Pether Joensen
Peter Joensen
L. F. Joensen
West Fourth Street
Muhlenberg Hospital
Runyon & Son
Park Avenue
Ci BE. Herring
Hillside Cemetery
Henry Hagar of East Front street dies after illness
Henry Hagar foreman at Muir-Hisle Hospital laundry department died Sunday morning after a brief illness with influenza and pneumonia. Funeral held Tuesday at J J Higgins chapel with Rev Hota Y Brook officiating. Burial in Evergreen cemetery. Survived by wife son thirteen, and his mother and a brother in Easton, Pennsylvania.
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Henry. Hagar
Henry Hagar
East Front Street
Muir- Hisie « Hospital
J. J
Death of Henry Franke Aged 29 in Muhlenberg Hospital
Henry Franke 29 died Saturday night at Muhlenberg Hospital after an illness described as peurhonia following influenza. He was a grocery salesman of Terrill Road and left a wife three children and two brothers. Funeral services were held at Casey and Son Undertaking Lots at Park and North Avenues Tuesday afternoon, with burial at Union Hills Cemetery.
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Henry Franke
Muhlenberg Hospital
Terrill Road
Casey & Son
Park and North Avenues
Union Hills
Angelo Tribuna Dies After Brief Illness at 37
Angelo Tribuna of West Second Street died Sunday in Muh lenders Hospital after a brief illness with pneumonia. He was thirty seven and formerly worked at the International Fuse and Arms Company plant in Bloomfeld. He is survived by his wife and two children. The funeral was held in St Marys.
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Angelo Tribuna
West Second Street
Muhlenders Hospital
International Fuse A Arms Company
Bloomfeld
St Mary's
Watchung Man Tomlinson Dies After Longlife
The obituary notes Rev. Everett Tomlinson surviving his father in Westerly Rhode Island after forty years of service. It lists his son Joseph Matthew and daughter Tourette among unnamed relatives and mentions siblings and extended family across New York Washington D C and Plainfield. The text recalls a Watchung resident connected to the Merchants Marine and Watchung Athletic organizations.
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Westerly
R. I
Tomlinson
Everett Tomlinson
Beth
George Tomlinson
Mattison Noted for Longtime Checker Players Pace
Local note highlights Mr. Mattison dedicating years to checker playing at WRs arena. He is praised for steady practice and participation in tournaments, with references to his past support and many registrations.
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Ment de Aman
Mattison
Local Plainfield News Highlights Parish, Hospital, and Social Notes
Community round up reports Mrs Marcus L Clawson improving after illness. Laura Dent and Blanche Derry seen at park, Miss Carteryn Connally recovering from mania at Muhlenberg Hospital. Mrs Mary Waits visiting her brother William Smith in Keyport, journey described as light. John O'Brien moved to Edgewood, Md for treatment. D D Miller and wife welcomed a daughter. Charles Cutchen returns from France as YMC A worker. John Byrnes family visits, Mrs Luhr improving after surgery. Elks leader James Hart back on his feet after influenza. John McIntyre improving after major surgery at Presbyterian Hospital. long recovery ahead. John Jess, Plainfield theater comedian, visiting with former associates. ties to Lake Hopatcong era noted.
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Watchung
New York
Laura Dent
Park One
Blanche Derry
East Front Street
Ae Park
Marcus L. Clawson
Clawson
Park Avenue
Carteryn Connally
Rs. Howard
van Deen
Branchville
Van
Jouth ‘Johnson
Morristown
Detgen
Plainfield High School
Mary Waits
Keyport
William C. Smij
The
Wesson Ring Company
Dadet McCutshen
Charles W. Cutchen
Rockview Avenue
France
Charles McVicker
Duer Street
Andrew Oe
Borough
John Byrnes
Ann
J Byrnes
West New York
M Byrnes
John Donnelly
West Fourth Street
George Luhr
West Front ‘Street
Muhlenberg
H Pital
James W. Hart
Gresham Road
Plainfield Lodge Elks
Jan Llness
Fi‘fluenza
I John 4
McIntyre
North Avenue
Theyterian Hospital
York
Presbyterian Hospital
John Jess
Jlainfi Theatre
Plain
Thomas M. “Mair
Grant Avénue
Mr. Jess
Johnne
Espérnong
Lake Hopatcong
Ben
Mr. Muir
Jess
Freeho Er S. P
T. Wilbur
Westery Avenue
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West Fron
Harris
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West Fet
D. Russell Miller
Cline's Garage
Moraller &Sns
Watchmakers and Jewelers
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Moving Wars General Trucking
Lee Place
QuAker Shop
East Front
Breyer
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J. R. Blair
John J. Brown
Richmond Sts
Cleandri
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Gibsoré
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First Mo
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J. H. de
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Bulding
Henry W the
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