Obituary Notes Local Residents Mrs Muldowney And John Todd
The Plainfield area mourns Mrs Teresa Muldowney aged 79 who died after acute indigestion and Private John V Todd of 20 Jackson Avenue North Plainfield who died at Camp Polk Raleigh North Carolina following pneumonia. Todd a longtime Elks member and stock salesman with the McAllister firm served in Company A 43rd Battalion. Burial arrangements and services were held in Plainfield with Elks rituals and a large floral tribute. Surviving siblings and parents are named along with relatives in New Brunswick and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. DD
Fred Todd
Jackson Avenue
North Vlainfield
Gamp Polk
Raleigh
N.C
Plainfield Lode of Elks
C. S. Gillespie
Grace
Elmer D. Cutting
Todd
Renee
The
Elks
Whitehouse
Ibaa
C. Martin
Harry N. Blip
Bennett
Inier D. Cuttath
Whit Tabe Westfield
Mer Town
Mo Company
Secior
Harry W. Mai Fer
Landing Avenue
McAllister
Oklahoma
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
West
Virginia
Montreal
Quebec
Toronto
Colorado
Denver
Greek
Col
Polk
Greely
Army Hospital
Montatory
Jack
Everal
Sam
Tank Corps
Haytridge Auditorium
Bén Laas
Jac
Plainfield
L@d@ge of
Ovation
Eac
Plainfield Lodge
Hazel B
Lavina D. Todd
William Todd
United States
Ameriftan Express
New Brunswick
Wright-Martin
Merle Todd
France
Island ‘Todd
Boston
James D Johnson Dies in France During War Service
Privates James D Johnson, of this city, who joined the Depot Brigade at Camp Upton and went overseas in September, died in France on December 7. His brother Ticker Johnson received word. He leaves three brothers and two sisters, Eliza and Mary Johnson of Fort, Va, Eugene and George Johnson of this city, and Richard Johnson of Wyckoff.
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James D. Johnson
Camp Upton
France
Johnon
Eliza
Mary
Johnson
Oft
Eugene
Georgeohnson
Richardohnson
Wyckoff
Mrs Mary Frances Platt Dies at 68 in Watch-Amg Home
Mrs Mary Frances Platt widow of Jamin G Platt died Saturday at her Watch-Amg Hillcrest road home aged sixty eight. Funeral held Tuesday at 2 PM at the late residence with Charles H Fountain officiating. Interment took place in Inside cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Platt
Hillcrest Road
Watch
Charles H. Fountain
Itlside Cemetery
Mrs Christine Jarema Dies After Influenza Illness
Christine Jarema of Faoodwnship died November 22 after influenza. She was 54 and survived by two children. Funeral Mass at St Mary’s Church and burial in St Mary’s Cemetery. Rev Father Bogan officiated. mourners included relatives and friends.
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Roman “Jarema
Christine Jarema
Ieaf
Ron Jarema
Raritan Road
Alughé
Jarema
Mary’ S
Glock
Bogan
Reles
Funeral held for John O'Brien in Plainfield
John O'Brien 63 died after weeks of pneumonia at Muhlenberg Hospital. The funeral at St Marys church To ay morning featured Rev Holsters and was followed by burial in St Marys Cemetery. He lived at 740 West Fourth and worked for John Case and later Wasson Piston Ring Company. Survived by two sons in New York and three sisters in Orchard Place Plainfield and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’ O’brien
Muhlenberg Hospital
St. Mary's Church
Ther Holsters
St. Mary's Cemetery
O’brien
Plainfield
John‘ H.case
Wasson Piston Ring Company
West Fourth
James J. McNamee
Wangton
William Kencore
West Front Street
Frank Bradt
Front Street
Gerand Avenue
Amy E. Hughes
John Hughes
Meravenue
Elmer Conover
Mary Conover
Netherwood Avenue
John Y. Brock
Madeine Hughes
James Pollison
Summit Avenue
Genover
Spicer
Harry Brokaw Smith
New York
Olive Will Smith
Smith
Olive Willett
John Willett
Willetts’ Landing
Canada
William C. Smith
Fairview Avenue
John Winzenried
Palisades
Rosehill Cemetery
Chicago
Nahoo
Household Sugar Ration to Rise December 1
The State Food Administration announced households can buy sugar after December 1 at one pound per person per month, with public places allowed four pounds per ninety meals. All sugar restrictions were said to be lifted after January 1, as New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and New York discuss allowing jobbers to buy four pounds now to build reserves for winter contingencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
Era of Prosperity Seems Assured For All Building
Government and private construction will expand as wartime limits end. Bernard Baruch says authorities aim to encourage private building to the utmost with no delays, assuring labor, materials, and railroad support for municipal projects and sewer work nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford H. Dow
Dow
Washington
W. Industries Board
Bernard M. Baruch
War Industry Board
United States
Patt
Hig
Bakers face wage talks amid flour ban and price stance
New Jersey bakers were told to skip weekly reports to the food administration due to the wheat flour ban and substitute requirements. Masters bakers resisted wage hikes, saying prices must rise. the administration warned against wholesale or retail price increases and urged settlement between unions and employers. Manufacturing restrictions on food containers were lifted this week.
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New Jersey
Tnot
State Levies $175,867 on Union Corporations
State Board of Taxes and Assessments levies $175,867 on public utility corporations in Union County. The statewide total reaches $2,288,925.98 based on returns under the law of 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board ‘of Taxes and Assessments
Union County
Local News Briefs From Town Include Weddings and War Updates
Readers learn of engagements, marriages, and births including Abna Gemacht and Elmer Conover wedding at Net herwood Avenue, George Ball Gowdy named after his father, and Olive Will Smith a newborn in New York. War notes mention military moves, pneumonia recoveries, promotions, and a father returning from duty with updates on families connected to Camp Dix and Camp Lee.
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Willis
Rmetly
Carlton
Buffaere
Buffalo
Miss Willis
Brisbane
Martine Louise
Thompson
Muhlenberg
Worcester
Lawrence
West
Armene Ee le
Sént
Pakindy Robinson
Camp Dix
Samuuel Robin
Harry Canfield
Ederica
Church ‘Street
Ormond Beach
Fla
Roland. Williams
West Fourth Street
Camp Lee
Istice
New York
Hardware
Abna
Hilda Qu
Mk. L. M. Leek
West+ervelt
Avenue
Howard Leek
Knox, Ky
Sixty-eighth Artillery Radio Corps
Wilson
Merchant Marine
Merchant Marine Barracks
Boston
War workers begin leaving capital as peace nears
The text notes war workers in Washington will gradually depart as the nation shifts from war to peace. Evacuation will ease crowded conditions, freeing housing and offices, while government plans to house 2000 workers at $45 monthly are watched, with retrenchment in clerk hires and cautious demobilization.
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Washington
Washington J
Rand
Saba
India
Housing Bureau
Bec
War Department
Congress
Baker
War
Adjustment General
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teresa ‘Muldowney
Es Muldowney
Wilson , Avenue
Jorwugh
Muldowney
Ireland
James Muloney
Jieary Street
St. Mary’s
Father Holsters
St. Mary's Tery
Joh
Owen Sheehan
Charles ‘Pagliacca
James “Muldowney
John O'Brien
Kurtzman’s
Furs Remodeled
Charles
Kurtzman
East Front Street
Plainfield, N. J
Cline’s Garage
John R. Cline
East Second Street
Moraller & Soris
Watchmakers and Jewelers
Park Ave
Lee Place
Moveng Vans General Trucking
Quaker Shop
East Front ST
Breyer’s
J. Bennett
J. R. Blair
Velie
Ance
la. Reed
G. C. Keller
Farmers’ Hotel
Acoe Blimm, Jr
Semenet St
Plainfield, N
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