Cooperation and the Red Cross Shop Opens in Plainfield
A newly opened Red Cross Shop in the Bathcork building drew steady crowds from dawn to dusk as proceeds fund aid for soldiers in Europe. Mrs. J. M. Charles led the committee with support from William Langer and Plainfield tradesmen whose crews transformed the old post office into a thriving salesroom. Hundreds of volunteers and contractors provided time and materials, turning the venture into a community effort benefiting the war effort and the boys in France.
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Red Cross
Bathcork
Army
Airfield
Europe
Plainfield
J. M. Charles
William ‘Lunger
Plainfield Trades
Counteil
Charles i
Plainfield Goes Over the Top for War Work Drive
Plainfield again goes over the top in the War Work camp fund drive raising several thousands beyond the 150000 goal. J Herbert Case led the campaign as executive chairman and praised all participants for supporting seven War Work organizations. The effort shows the community’s readiness to aid distressed Europe and aid soldiers awaiting transport home.
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Pigield
War Work Camp Fund
Europe
Plainfield
War Work Campaign Committee
J. Herbert Case
Theu
Wilson
Peace, Turkey, and War Bonds in Plainfield Echoes
In a Plainfield column readers hear about postwar celebrations and a Turkey for Thanksgiving plan tied to fund-raisers. The piece mocks fickle public mood and recalls November events including troop arrivals and peace celebrations. It notes war drive end results and laments missed patriotic appeals in the Curious Snooze section.
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Admiral Dewey
Plainfield
Splendid Work of Plainfield North Plainfield Red Cross
At annual meeting in Plainfield the Red Cross chapter reported on a year of extensive relief work. President Charles W. McCutchen led, with Albert W. Staub as assistant. Lt James Ickerman recalled front line service. The executive committee includes notable local figures, and the chapter highlighted sewing, dressings, refugee garments, and Junior Red Cross activities, aided by widespread community support and school programs.
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Plainfield
North Plainfield Red Cross
Argonne Forest
Charles W. McCutchen
Albert W. Staub
Athc
Redfter
Red Cross
James Ickerman
Ion
Arthur M. Harris
France
Charles
Eaton
Michel A. Peticchio
Charles A. Reed
W. L. Righter
Kalman
Wilbur H. Rogers
Fred E. ‘Smith
John P. Stevens
Annie Slevin
Walter Scott
Percy H. Stewart
E. Vicars Stevenson
Albert A. Tilney
Ethel L.forth
Max Tepper
William ©.Lor
E. P
American Red Cross
Inf
America
T 'Plainfield
North Peter
America Med ‘Cross
Plainfield and
Northvale
Pleinfeld
Plainfield al
South
Watehung
Northfield
St. Mary's
West End
Washington Park
East End
Fanwood
Scotsh Pocker
Washington
Loyal Daughters
Belvidere
Hope Chapel
New Do
Danellen
New York
Charles R. Banking
Red Cross Supply Service
A. L. Obterson
F. W. Yates
Warrzone
Howard HeWilliams
Edga Brown
Amittee
W.L. Righ
J. B. Patton Ati
Raymond Everest
Seymoré Barr
Éamps
Ieee
Laurens H. Buren
Saheb
Apibanthen Ll
Mra
Sine W. Wallace
Ala
East Hainault
Pra
Belgium
Albertian and
Howard H. Williams
Tarry Junior Cross
Emelyn B. Hartridge
Sur
Andy
Betr
Albert” Tilney
Liberty Bonds Instalment Rules for Employees
Employees who hold Liberty Bonds through their employer arrangements must complete instalment payments as directed by Secretary McAdoo or arrange a transfer if they leave. If payments are not completed the government may redeem the bonds, and they are usually sold in the market to recover the funds.
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McAdoo
Cabination
Bond Brokerage Tax Notice For Liberty Bonds Traders
Charles V. Duffy reports violations as individuals engage in brokerage of Liberty Bonds and related securities. The Act of September 38, 19 requires brokers who negotiate purchases or sales of bonds to register and pay a $30 annual tax in advance.
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Harrington Gale
Charles V. Duffy
Intirhal Revenue
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Wanted for the Red Cross shop assortment listed
A wartime style notice seeks donations for the Red Cross shop including items such as flannel petticoats boys suits heavy trousers khaki suits overcoats boys shirts sweaters girls dresses baby clothes and home goods plus an aquarium 12 by 16 and green portieres.
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