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Newspaper

Plainfield Record

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1917

Page

6

Obituary Notices From Plainfield Area

Obituaries report the deaths of Caleb Dickinson of Newark area and Mrs Anna Kadish and Mary Pierson of Muhlenberg and Plainfield, with details on their ages, residences, and burial in Lamptown and Evergreen cemeteries. William Howard Jr. of Hartford died in that city. funeral held at his grandmother's home with a Bethel chapel service.

William Howard Hartford Cons Plainfield Land A. Henry Weat F. L. Imes wan \araely Bethel Chapel Evergreen Cemetery

Mrs Jeanette B Larson dies. mourners at Westfield funeral

Mourners including Mrs Jeanette B Larson and many local friends attended the funeral in Westfield. She widow of George Larson who died two years earlier. After his death she moved to Plain Ovid to live with sister Mrs Sophie Larson, later to Philadelphia to live with another sister and died there. Survived by sons Arthur and Georgy Larson, living in Heading, Pa, and a brother in Brooklyn.

Jeanette B, Larson Jeanette B. Larson Westfield George Larson Sophie Larson Philadelphia Arthur Georgy Larson Heading

Big Garage Included In Building Permits

A local contractor works this week on a large garage for former councilman Richard A. Claybrook at 804 Grant Avenue replacing a previous fire-damaged structure. The frame building, ornate in exterior, is estimated at 486 dollars with plans by Arnhilsct George Fisher. Other permits show a frame dwelling at 1000 Myrtle Avenue costing 5,000 dollars and a duplex on Bachar plan with estimated 4,000 dollars. Multiple properties list carpenter and mason work, with modern improvements and a unique cellar-walk design.

Georgie D. Wilsonbean Richard A. Claybrook Grant Avenue George Fisher Governor's Island Uncle Sam Doane Nerob Jows Smith Resdential West Eighth Street Myrtle Ave Jamce C. Manning Lee Lee Manning Myrtle and Gycamere Avenues Thomas D. Blair Park Avenue Sanofire RV Kinney Alfonso Cloei

Death of Benjamin Richardson at West Fourth Street Home

Benjamin Richardson aged forty five died Tuesday morning at his home on West Fourth street following long illness. Survived by his wife. Funeral held at 9 o clock this morning at the Mineral chapel of Cole and High on West Second street conducted by Rev. Mr. Roberts. Burial in Eyergreen cemetery.

Benjamin Richardson Iis West Fourth Street O'Clerk Cole & High West Second Street Mr. Roberts Burtal Wene Eyergreen John E. High Godfrey J. Weinman Sandford ‘Arenes Weinman

Elizabeth Earl dies in North Plainfield residence

Elizabeth Earl born in New York City in 1837 died at her North Plainfield apartment on Wee tervelt avenas Wednesday night. She lived in New York most of her life and is survived by many relatives. A will is to be read at the Braveside and interment will follow at Elizabeth cemetery today.

Ass Ruzaketh Earl Mixa Elizabeth Earl North Plainfield Weetervelt Avenas New York City Elizabeth

Waldorf C Ulrich Weds Mrs F L Roome

Waldorf Carteret Ulrich wed Florence Louise Roome at the First Methodist church parsonage with Rev. Cherie Anderson officiating. The bride, formerly Mrs. Florence Roome, is from New York and is daughter of Henry F. Weed. The groom is the son of the late Judge John Ulrich, longtime Plainfield residents.

Florence Louise Roome East Seventh Waldorf Carteret Ulrich East Seventh Street First Methodist Church Cherie M. Anderson Evelyn H. Lewis Plainfield William J. Roome Henry F. Weed New York John Ulrich

Hutchinson Says He Will Seek Reelection in Fourth District

The third party report notes Representative Elijah C. Hutchinson of New Jersey’s Fourth District plans to run again. He cites his Agricultural Committee work in Washington and support for farm policy as basis for continuing service. Hutchinson represents Mercer Hunterdon and Somerset counties.

Elifjah C. Hutchinson Mercer Hunterdon Sam‘oreet Hutchinson Mgappes Agricultural Committee Washington

Three Physicians Appointed Directors in AEF Surgery

Suteran General Gorgas announced the appointment of three directors of specialized surgery with the American Expeditionary Forces in France. John M. Kinney of Johns Hopkins Hospital becomes director general of surgery. Hugh M. Youn of Tolis Hospital is named director of skin disease surgery. Joseph F. SimF of the medical corps is named director of laboratories. The three surgeons are already in France.

Suteran Gorgas Army France John M. T. Kinney Johns Hopline University Hospital Baltimore Ofurfery Hugh M. Youn

Young Folks Dance At Watchung Lodge Held For Members

An informal dance by Plainield Lodge of Bike In the Watchung avenue clubhouse drew 150 young people last night. The event, replacing the Thanksgiving reception, was host to members only with Delisle's orchestra providing music. The dance committee, chaired by Frank Ro Emmons and including Hillaire Matz, Herman Kline, Thomas A. Moate and Hubert L. Hetfield, organized the evening.

BNI Elas Plainseld Watchung Erenue Delisle Dane War Frank Ro Emmons Hillaire Matz Herman Kline Thoma A. Moate Hur Bert L. Hetfield

Editors condemn wartime casualty rumors and call for restraint

Philadelphia Record editors condemn the spread of exaggerated casualty tales and denounce German propaganda aimed at discouraging enlistment. They argue governments release limited mortality data, urge readers to avoid repeating unverified figures, and defend Allied conduct while criticizing excessive rhetoric.

Local News In Brief From Plainfield Area

Local items report Mr and Mrs Horace G Philips of Kensington Avenue celebrating their twenty fifth anniversary with a family dinner. Peter J Galbraith, now at Pelham Naval Base Hospital, enlisted and will accompany American Expeditionary Forces to France as a male nurse trained at Johns Hopkins. Various notices include a church tea, real estate purchase by John E High, retirement of Mrs Charles E Ryder from the Charity Organization Society, and St Marys T A B Society Thanksgiving program with speakers Reverend Bogan and Joseph McCue. Also noted are references to World War I era commentary, local court actions, a successful church fundraiser, and a Plainfield Dental Society meeting with Dr Nadine reporting on Allied troops.

Philadelphia Pittsburgh Society of Patriotic Women Dean Goenips Js & Rood Dea Horace G. Philips Kensington Avenue Lewis M. Booth Peter J. Galbraith Daniel Galbraith Naval Base Hospital Pelham France State Trenton Jeter Johns-Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Mr. Cabraith Snug Harbor Water Island Plainfield Lodge of Elka Watchung Council Knights of Columbus Court Plainfield 1. C. F

The Form of Mourning Discussed in War Times

A New York Herald perspective on national mourning as the war extends. The piece compares German and American practices, noting calls for uniform mourning while debating appropriate garb. It cites Chicago women proposing star emblems for those mourning wartime losses.

New York Herald United States Germany Kaleer Trieschan Franentine Sien

Plainfield News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Legal Matters

Miss Margaret Mead reveals experiences in a West trip during a W C A gathering. Workers at International Motor Company raised a service flag with thirty-two stars at the main entrance. Elizabeth police detained Leone Texter for alimony concerns, released on $2,000 bond. U S Army officials in Washington called John J. Swan, city engineer, to duties with the Army personnel classification. City Court dismissed a case involving Edward Heath and Alfred Barne after a vehicle dispute. Two Plainfield widows granted pensions. Minnie Jones pension request denied. Red Cross fundraiser planned at Park Club next Wednesday night to support Red Cross relief work.

International Motor Company Army of Navy Jndee DeMena Edward Heath Alfred Barne Plainfold Avenue Third Street

Pierson Named Floor Leader In New Jersey Assembly

Assemblyman Charles Wolverson from Camden was chosen Speaker at a Trenton conference. Arthur N. Pierson of Union County named leader of the Republican majority on the floor. Upton & Jefferys of Camden named clerk, while Jones Parker of Paterson was named resistant clerk. All appointments were by acclamation.

Tvety Republicas House of the Legislative Assembly Trenton Charles A. Wolverson Camden County Arthur N. Pierson Union County Upton & Jefferys Honss Jones Parker Partaleounty Steenp

Jack Todd Leaves Real Estate for Mining Venture

Plainfield singer and amateur minstrel man known as Jack Todd quits Oklahoma real estate sales to represent the Silver Plume Consolidated Mining Company. He will be based in Denver but travel the Middle West and Pacific coast to promote mining stock, claiming the venture is a lifetime opportunity benefiting from a rapidly developing Colorado claims operation.

Jack" Todd Plainfeld Oklahoma Land Company Han United States Siiver Plume Consolidated Mining Company, Organization Colorado Denver Middle West Pacific Coast Stork Silver Plume Company Plainfield Oklahomeland Company Todd Canada Oklahoma

First Jersey Man Dies at Camp Mecretan

Mesa Sergeant Harry McClane of Somerville died Monday morning in Camp Mecretan hospital from typhoid fever after serving with the old Second Infantry New Jersey and later the 100th Field Bakery. He was among the Jersey men at the cantonment.

Mesa Harry McClane Somervitty Camp MeCret- Jen Wisbery Jersey McClane Anniston Second Infantry of New Jersey 100Th Field Bakery

Sheriff's Cost Tangles Plainfielders Campaign

The report shows Democratic candidate Howard G. Lasley of the county ran $145 in expenses against James R. Warner. Republican State Senator William O. Renyon filed a report with the county clerk. Coroner candidate J. Picard Reed claimed no expense. Prohibition candidate Peter Dalty sought Portage Assembly.

Howard G. Lasley Thierity Rhare Thn James R. Winer William ON. Renyon Republican County Committee J. Picard Peter Dalty Prohibition Sient Teronte Portage

Also Mentioned on This Page

Caled Dickinson Caleb Dickinson William [. Clarke Burner Svemue Newark East Fifthetree Dickinson Clawson Muhianhere Hoepttel Kensington North Avenue Daniel Clawson Mickinsom & Clawson Pisiafield Anna Kansh Anns Kadish Michael Kadish West Third Street Muhienbere Hospital West Third Lamptown Mary Pierson Mary Fierson Muhlenberg Hospital Shiloh Baptist Church F. A. Amroee Leland Avenue John Collins James Lindrey Diarly Hix City Mr Parente Woman's Association and Young Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational Church C. A. Rise West Seventh Street John Whiton Charity Organization Society Charles E. Ryder Relief Committee St. Mary's T. A. B. Society Pather B. M. Bogan Joseph T. McCue Margaret Guinee Daniel Ford Gunes New York Sun Savannah News Italy Austria Bert Aey Mrs Chester Lawrence William Hill South Avenne Joseph Johnson South Becond Street Jamesburg Woman's League St. Joseph's Parish St Joseph's Parish George T. Berry American McAll Association Plainfield Dental Society Ita Park Club A.M. Nadine U. S. Medical Reserve Corps Europe Margaret Mead East Front Street W. C Walker Leone Texter Tie Elfora Texter North Plainfeld Hippolyte Trexler Watchung John J. Swan U.S. A Committee On Fis War Department Andee J. Connolly Filrnherd Daley Teng Torowls Fere Havel Dole James Pete Minnie Jones William Jones Plainfield-Neeth Plainfield Red Cross Iera Red Cross Cherian WL Mc Curehen Charles A. Reet Allen Cowperthwaite Pierson Jack Camp Mecteian Sherifes Marshall Compton A. Brandt Somerset Street Seby Carrines Jobs S. Haskerd McDewill Street Rad Jacobson George W. Clark Church Street Murray Reliatte Registry Office Weat Front Street Grove Jan Anteene Anton Gaub Duer Street Water- Ung Avenue New Postofice Sao Bave L. Stein Watchung Avenue Phoms Edie Philip Mechanik Movne Georee Ramond Knight Tires Bortley Warage R Cine J. P Homes Phona National Shoe Repairing Co Union J. Stroe Repeir Co South Second Actomori Pelovits & Ee Automobile Wreckers North Ave Opp Ras WALT Cataurtak North Avasue Platabeld Chas. Krai Pourth Street L. Mame Bext Philadetyde Camp DIX Wrightstown Chas. Greenwald P. G. Allen Second St Avery Tytom J. Prank Bound Brook N. J. Am
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