Campaign Nears Halfway Mark With 200000 Goal
The campaign for a new building by the Y.M.C.A. has reached the halfway point with about 76 146 secured toward the goal. Workers met at the ration building to report progress as subscriptions and pledged gifts continued to roll in from multiple companies and teams led by captains and committees.
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Ma‘ool
Secre- C. Estes
Tesf
MCA
Sampaien
Plainfield Trooper to Join Ambulance Service in Europe
Plainfield two troopers prepare for front line ambulance duty with the American Line ship to England then France. Mr Hibbard, a Plainfield recruit, plans to serve with the French air ambulance and gain wartime experience. Auction notices for furniture and household goods, plus a loan and insurance ad, fill the district notices.
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Hibbard
East Seventh Street
England
France
Hibently
Iefo
Hibbara
Will Salk
Barone Sith & Corns
Smi
Alt
Plainfield
Amer Fae
Lent School
Chuelty
Senarally Vomelar
Dourlan
Coleman Clark
Westfield
Frenchrmy
Will Freeholders Face Indictment Defense Fund
Grand Jury findings may prompt blanket indictments against Freeholders. Each member could raise defense costs, with rumors of a $5,000 fund to support a blanket defense. If indicted, freshold boundaries may seek their own counsel rather than severance.
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Bergen
Union County of Freeholders
Carpenter and Mosher Move to New Stand
Carpenter and Mosher announce relocation to larger quarters with a painting shop, machinery room, and telephone trunk line added. They will continue to operate Velie and Chandler agencies and may take over interests in related lines, offering storage for rare machines and servicing public with improved facilities through a ten day to two week renovation period.
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Anc
Carpenter & Monly
Velie and Chatdler
Velie and Chatdler, Carpester & Mosher
Big Opening For Germans At Social Event
The Turn Verein Sanngerbund is honored by a lively summer social night. Prizes awarded to men and women while attendees enjoyed dances and a Goasng chorus led by Carl Deltehman. Piano numbers by additional members filled the program as other Turn Verein activities planned for future announcements.
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Sanngerbundei
Carl Deltehman
Rttop
Fine Schedule For Local Elks
Plainfield Lodge members face a busy fall and winter with two social affairs a visit to Elizabeth and an initiatory degree for new members. Thanksgiving night features a calico costume dance, a red apple prize for the best outfit, and New Hampshire fiddlers plus barn and modern dances at the Elks clubhouse on Onching Avenue.
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Activites
Elks
Plainfield Lodge
Irv
Oren
New England
Martin van Buren
Pollcetone
Jim
Coets
Lame Centere
Barton
Auto contest offers $250000 vote prize to new competitors
The Pininfiela Record announces a $250000 vote prize for entrants in its monster automobile contest. Only individual names count, with standings based on a three week old starting point. Harry Allen, Claude W. Riphee, Jack Faocett lead the early totals as of the latest count in the Babcock building.
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Pininfiela
Monster Automobile
Babcock
Harry Allen
Claude W. Riphie
Jack Faocett
Road Contractors Testimony in County Bid Investigation
In a continuing Union County probe, Union Collector Leavitt admitted that bidders for county work faced biased awarding practices. Attorney Samuel Koestler pressed for names and further details while figures showed irregularities and questioned bookkeeping limits.
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Samuel Koestler
Union County Board of Pree
Newark
Lea
U County
Mr. Leavitt
Koestler
Leavitt Reemg Og el Etsir
Hower
Seaaay
Somerville
Ines
Omaha
Welsh Election Bet Ends With Absent Coleman
The piece describes a postponed wheelbarrow ride in the Wyoming Valley tied to a late election bet between David Coleman and Gwylen Lewis. Lewis waited at the Kensington Hotel and laments Coleman’s absence, while references to Hughes, Wilson, and a public barouche frame the incident as a quixotic political stunt with Welsh motives and good faith undermined.
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David Coleman
Coleman
Gwylen Lewis
Hughes
Trondlis
West End
California
Wilson
Huches
White House
Lewis
Post Ofice
Starr
Mnest
Wyoming Valley
Kensington Hatel Jater
Pki
Barrows
Wilson’ Ag
Wits
Disease recovery outlook after hospital infection case
Inquiry at Mobien ihe Hoapital details Dr Albert Pittin treated for blood poisoning following a hand slit during an operation. Recovery chances described as good but initial infection not subdued by early treatment. Doctors Hedges and Pittin cited in guidance and care at the hospital.
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Mobien Ihe
Albert Pittin
Mae
Pitthe
Jane
E. W. Hedges
Help Wanted Notice on West Front Street
Fragmentary classified notice seeks a responsible male for assistance at 326 West Front Street near Grove. Text is garbled but includes a phone contact and location details, suggesting a service or helper role at a residence or business in the area.
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Murray
West Front Street
Grove
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