Wanted notices for old items and real estate auction
The page lists multiple classified asks including secondhand bicycles and frames sought by Chas Greenwald at 43 Somerset Street, antique silverware and family heirlooms offered for cash by W Parr Plainfield, and an auction sale of The Bart property at West Seventh Street and Lee Place on October 10 1917. Also requests for goose feathers bed and antique goods and a beagle rabbit hound for sale from Cox in Reading Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Greenwald
Somerset Street
Mayer
S. Fifth Street
Philadelphia
Nington 1849
C.F. Dithinson
General Delivery
Plainfield
Bart
West Seventh Street
Lee Place
B. H. Lam
Prudential Building
Newark
N. J
Obituary notices from Plainfield area include Cashen and Sullivan deaths
Daniel Cashen 35 died at Muhlenberg hospital after brief illness. He lived on West Fifth Street and worked at Pond Tool Works until illness began. Funeral at St Marys Church with burial in St Marys cemetery. Matilda Rignel, English-born resident of Plainfield for 15 years, died in Myphlenders Hospital. Survived by brothers and a sister. body sent to Lockport for funeral and burial in Cold Spring Cemetery. Florence Tritschler, 35, wife of Henry Tritschler, died at home on South Avenue after long illness. Funeral to be at late home and Buried in Rose Hill Cemetery, Elizabeth. Hannah Sullivan, widow of William J. Sullivan, died suddenly at Hotel Kensington aged 86. Native of County Kerry, lived in Jamesburg and later Plainfield. Survived by son John J. Sullivan, daughter-in-law, brother, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral at St Marys Church with burial in St James Cemetery, Jamesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Cashen
Daniel Cashin
Muhlenberg Hospital
West Fifth Street
Pond Tool Works
Jire Wiong
Cashin
Pininfeld
Knights of Columban
St .Mary's Church
St. Mary‘s Cemetery
Matilda Rignr
Misa Matilda Rignel
Rignel
Norwood Avenue
Myphlenders Hospital
England
Plainford
Lockport
N.Y
Coldspring
Henry Tritachler
Florence Tritechier
Henry Tritechier
South Avenue
Elizabeth
Elizabath
Charee
E_C_ Conover
Temple Rantitt Church
Hanna Sullivan
Hannah Sullivan
Wiliam
Sullivan
Kensington
John J. Sullivan
Jamesburg
Point Pleasant
Plainfield
Breen
Richard Pierce
Brooklyn
Margaret Breen
William Breen
Kensimetln
Ralph Wagner
Roselle
Stanley Henry
Keanbore
St. Mary's Church
B. M. Frogan
Jameshurs
Tammy
St. James
Thomas Healey
Gustave Fredericks
Joseph Freed
J. Howard Deke
Donald Cracie
Katehte Paucett
McCLELLAN STAATS Died at Home After Illness
McCLELLAN STAATS a native of this city and well known in Plain Held and North Miatnheld died Tuesday afternoon at his Netherwood avenue home after months of illness. He was twenty seven, survived by his wife Morris, one sister Louis Fall and two brothers Isaac Staats Jr and John Staats. Funeral at Netherwood Reformed church with Rev. F. E. Ralston. Burial in Hillette cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClellan Staats
Netherwood Avenue
Fortown Miness
Detroit
Stott Works
Staats
Isaac Staats
Richmond Street
Beott Press Works
Franklin Council, Jr
Netherwood Reformed Church
Morris
Mre
Louis Fall
Tsaac Stante, Jr
John Staats
Ralston
Netherwood
Mrs Carolyn Schuyler Funeral Held at Crescent Ave Church
Carolyn Schuyler died last Friday at her home on Third Place. Rev J S Zelle led the service at her Crescent Avenue Presbyterian church. She was widow of Frank Schuyler and survived by her mother and son Philip. Burial at Hillside Cemetery followed. Jeroloman infant dies. funeral at St Marys cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Schuyler
Br. J. 8. Zelle
Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church
Hillside Cemetery
Joseph W. Gavett
George Place
W.M. Sandford
W.H
J. Veygey
C. Evans
Howard Wilstarme
Schrier
Frank Schuyler
Evear
Plainfield
Philip Schuyler
City to Replace Last Horse Drawn Ladder Truck Soon
The Common Council will award a contract to the International Motor Company for a service hook and ladder truck, delivering in about thirty days. The fire department will move toward full motorized equipment, with horses phased out as the remaining horse teams are retired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Fire Department
Common Council
International Motor Company
Second Street
Saurer
West Front Street
Sattyfar
Plainfield
Thie City
Front Street
Mark
Allentown
Waition
Knot
Frnining
Winronsin Motor Company
France
Netherwood
Mark Combination Chemicals
Mack Chemical
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cobcenwar
Avery Murging
Atten
Miami
Reading Standard
Leo Zeisel
Read Manufacturing Company
Hoboken
Newmarket
Gabrielle & Schall
C. G. Richardson
Ueen Uality
A.k.willett
Park Avenue
Earle Tole
Cash
W. Parr
Cox
Reading
Berk Co
Your Boy
Donne
ANJ
Church Co-operative Associion of
A. Brandt
Sdt
H. M. van
South Second Street
Kustaver Nod Samen
Howard W. Bolse
North Peer Park Avenue
Pia
Piatafela
Ter
Jasa Boys
Geowt Hengarters
Cam
Weat Third Street
Secon Furnace
A:a LB
Opal
Try Lever
Henry Wib
S21
Mast Street
Sevem
Chalmers
Fanwood
G. Wilcom
Fourth Street
Mulford
North Avenus
Opp
Depot
Reliable Registry
Grove
Wi Ungeranua
Ken Posto
Tallating Company
Watchung! Avenue
L. Stein
Watchome ‘Avenue
National Shoe Repairing
Park Ave
Union ‘Show Repair Co
South Second
Etreet
Walter
Chandler
Onis
Menning Avenue
Battmaton
Chas, Krause
Mr. Frank
West Front
Standard Paint Company
Bound Brook
Buff Fera
Agronautical Motors
Ray Ture
Aue
KH. O. Yout
Curtis Aeroplane and Motor Corp
Hammondaport
W. F. Wiky
West Prout
Harvey R
Call & Green Taxi
The
Green Dead Co
Arthur Huff
Met
North Avenue
Kalent Blackme Tires
Bortiey Peeing Teethes
Ater
Johe R.aikea
Eureatme Pholetery
Ler
Samer Street
J. P. Homan
Marnet Street
Isa
J. Mathasson
Plainield
Plainfield Steeard
Buick Motor Co
Fist
L. Maser
Algretha Jerolowan
Aloretha Jeroloman
Rat
Matthew Jeroloman
Steiner Place
Stnday
Worth
St. Mary's Cemetery
No. 1
Hotee
Kent
Ondiq
Shane Ag
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