Plainfield News Briefs Highlight Bonds and Local Events
Plainfield industrial workers lead Liberty Bond purchases with others. Somerset Council and St Mary's Parish donate. Dr David J Hill of Newark to speak at First Baptist Church 100th anniversary Nov 3 4 5. Charles B Matthewson estate leaves bequest to niece Elizabeth Lufburrow and ring to her. Adele Kirby named executor. Police prepare for annual ball despite influenza ban. Local couple John and wife recovered from gas incident. Walton had worked at Muhlenberg Hospital.
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Plainfield
Liberty Bonds
Somerset Council
No. 104
St. Mary's
David J. Hill
Newark
Germany
First Baptist Church
Hill
Plain‘field
Charles B. Matthewson
Sandford Avenue
Elizabeth Matthewson
Lufburrow
Charles B. Lufburrow
West Front Street
Matthewson
Adele Kirby
Maximoff leaves private practice to join Army Hospital Corps
Maximus Maximoff known as Maximus has quit his Plainfield private practice to enlist in the Army Hospital Corps. He is stationed at the Colonial Hospital for reconstruction work among wounded soldiers.
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Max A. Maximoff
Maximus
Plainfield
Army Hospital Corps
Colonial Hospital
Maximoff in Plainfield Returns to City After War Service
In Plainfield long time resident Mr Maximoff has aided wounded veterans and treated spinal injuries. His sanatorium on Park Avenue is temporarily closed but will reopen upon his return. Grocers nationwide will be asked to sign pledges to follow food administration rules and participate in the food saving program supporting the war effort.
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Maximoff
A. Ea
Lower Park Avenue
Plainfield
United States
Food ‘Administration
America
Tallamy Purchases Manning-Vermeuse Property on West Front
Bertram F Tallamy of 548 W Front Street buys the Manning Vermeuse property at 856 West Front Street, a longtime notable holding once owned by Frank Neal and held by his widow since his death.
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Bertram F. Tallamy
Front Street
Neal
West Front ‘Street
Manning-Vermeuse
Frank’ Neal
Sevent Street Referenced to Fire and Buildings Committee
Both items were referred to the fire and buildings committee for review.
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Seventh Street
Fire and Buildings Committee
Corbin Enlists in Aviation Corps Amid Farewell
Charles Corbin of West P Street, nicknamed Count, enters the Aviation Corps and will depart for Longley Virginia tomorrow to begin duty. A friend gathering hosted by John Case Jr. featured music and refreshments.
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Charles Corbin
West P _ street
Longley
Pista
John Case, Jr
Plainfield
York
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East Front Street
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Henry Windham
Altough
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Board of Health
John Walton
Muhlenberg Hospital
Walton
Borden Milk Company
Liberty Street
J Rigandi
Amedeo Church
Somerset Street
Church
Louis Church
Chrial
St. Ma
Albert Lee
North Plainfield
Somerset County
Einoah P
Florence Lederer
New York
Lane
Arthur Murphy
Lederer
Michael Mango
Frank Mobus
B. Joseph Dukszta
West Second Street
Wayne Oil Company
Packard
Park Avenue
Bae
William J. Mottley
South Second Street
Queen City
East Fifth Street
Mottley
Liberty
Theropolitan Life Insurance Co
Pany
United
W.S. S
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Apes
Broadw
New York City
John S. Johnston
Lewis Ete
Babcock Building
McOunt” Corbin
Aviation Corps
Fred L. Obrien
Perth Amboy
Mhenza
Thor
Ryder & Gray Graves Electric Company
Plain Field
Jury-Plainfield Company
Plainfeld Auto Tie Company
Fantee
Plainfield Auto Tire. Co
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