Funeral for Father Carrick Draws Thousands of Priests
Thousands filled the church in tribute to Father Carrick as a high Mass of Requiem preceded his burial. The service recalled his years at Louvain and his deep ties to both Catholic and Protestant communities. Blood transfusions by city officers and volunteers sustained him in a ten week battle before his death, with further services planned at the University chapel and cemetery.
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Carrick
Coflagn
Father Carrick
Louvain
Treen Pricers
Pather Carrick
Capef
James Pitspatrick
Martin Connaughton
John Guiness
Washington
Church Ofclale
University Cemetery
Edward Evans
B. van D. Hedges
Albert Pittis
Edward Tindeman
New York
Lindaman
John Flynn
Lorst
Charles Pryun
Frown
John Keller
Laren
New
St. Mary's Church
Bogan
Catholic Friends High Uy
Leliepers
Standard Plant To Remain Here During the War
The Standard Aero, in Plainfield, agreed to keep its plant operating to manufacture all machines during the war. The move to Bayway was delayed to November 15, with about 1,000 workers expected to join the effort building aircraft for foreign service. The Plainfield and Bayway sites will both run, preserving local industry and jobs as the war progresses.
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Standard Aero
Standard Corporation
Plainfield
Bayway
Elizabeth
Goltes
For
for+ Keany pracuum
Upper Forth Avenue
Facilijem
Ld Chase
North Weave
Berckman
Rayway
Ietriet
Stephenson Car Works
John Stephenson Street Car Company
Federsmpl Hongmen
Ie Plainfield
Barwar
North Avenue
Star
Arade
Sweeney Name Changes Position In Philadelphia Auto Firms
Joseph M. Sweeney, once a Plainfielder in Plainfield, resigns from Charles E Miller Auto Supply Philadelphia to join Pierce Auto Supply Company at 1427 Mount Avenue Philadelphia. The move places him in a larger firm with new responsibilities after seven years in Miller’s service.
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Joseph M. Sweeney
Philadelphia
Charles E Miller Auto’ Supply
Pierce Auto Supply Company
Mount Avenue
Exchange
Mr Sweeney
Miller
Miller, the Young Plainfelder
P24
Eighth Avenue
New York
Matthew D
Boston
Springfield
Masq
Sweeney
Blue Coat Dance at Columbus Auditorium November 18
Newslaber 14 announces its annual reception ball at Columbus Auditorium on November 18. Committee members from Plainfield North Plainfield and Somerville organize arrangements to raise funds for patrolmen pensions and widow claims. The event features Arthur McGinley treasurer John Worth and others guiding plans as longtime president Tobias Nolen retires next month.
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Columbus Auditorium
Plainfield
Northfield
Somerville
Cannans
Arthur McGinley
John Worth
Harry Deter
Wesfield
Joseph Helos
Tobias Nolen
Espa
Haeder
Barn Dance Opens Local Elks Season This Tuesday
The Palnfeld Bike Club will host a barn dance to start the Elks season on Tuesday night, with dancing from 9 pm to 3 am. Attendees are urged to wear rural costumes such as overalls and gingham. masks are not allowed before 11:20.
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Palnfeld
Hallowe'en
Gingham
Plainkeld Woman Sought by Family in City Ill Key Details
Plainkeld Woman formerly of this city is reported critically ill at Bellevue Hospital. Mrs Se Kernel now in Illinois seeks her son missing for eighteen weeks. The search focuses on Fourth Avenue and 14th Street in Manhattan amid jewelry trade activity. A touring car valued at 11763 is mentioned with private use.
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Se Kernel
Bellevue Hospital
York City
Kern Iiners
Fourthine
Petrteenth Street
Mantan
Hackettstown Hotel sale proposed by Crist heir
Mrs Chal mers L Crist of this city has petitioned Court with Prosecutor Stryker to order sale of the American House at Hackettstown. The hotel, owned jointly since 1879 by R B McCracken and the Welsh estate, has long sought division without court action. The Welsh heirs seek disposition via court sale after years of estate efforts.
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Chalmers L. Crist
Firemen Battle Major Blaze On Front Street Store Fire
Firemen fought a disastrous blaze in the three story Lind building at 222 West Front Street early Tuesday. The fire started in the cellar and spread to adjacent shops including Leo Slonim jeweler and A. E. Willard photos. Chief Jennings reported heavy smoke and intense heat as crews battled for hours, with eight thousand dollars in losses reported for Zebal’s shop and partial damage to nearby stores. Two workers suffered cuts after falls amid thick smoke. A second nearby blaze at 172 East Front Street, tied to Misses Meyer and OConnor lace store, caused about $1,000 total damage.
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Dames
Lap Zelael
West Front Street
Alfihouch
Wee
Leo Slonim
Jeweler
A. E. Willard
Hell
Zebal Prsces
Sonim
Willard
Robert Denis
Duer Street
Arthur McGinley
Bar 12
Jennings
William Kelley
Joseph Minor
Zebel
East Front Street
Albert Pittie
Meyer
O’connor
Loan Subscriptions Here Not Up To Expectations
October 27 report notes a $400,000 loan subscription goal, with $120,000 secured so far. William L. Small ey and borough leaders to speak, with a prominent speaker and presiding official.
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Ucular
Hng
Rector Talks on Posters And the Saloon Question
A church sermon at St Marys condemns posters and saloon influence. Father Bogan urges moral action to shield families and youths from temptation, urging temperance and religious duty over political entanglement in saloon affairs.
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Rector
Veteran of the War Bennett Dies at Home
Bennett a veteran of the war died at his home 1224 West area street. He leaves a wife and two daughters Mrs Rome Wall and Mrs Van Almyne both of this town. The funeral will be held at his late home Sunday afternoon at 2 oclock.
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Bennett
West Ared
Rome Wall
van Almyne
WA Sight in aree por salaam temple
Jam Temple ancient Arabic nobles of Che Mystic Shrine, with many Pisinfielders as members, will hold a combination night Wednesday October 24 at Krieger Auditorium. Initiation of candidates to follow. Potentate Andrew C Bayer chairs the committee. other members include Palmer H Chartock Augustus W Schwarts Charles H Richardson and others. Executive line meeting and a 6 20 PM business session for nobles planned.
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Che
Kile
Charles H. Richardson
War le Marshall
Louis V. Aronson
McCarthy
Henry W. Berr
Edwin & Fancher
Robert Oe
Temple
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Cherie Lo Carrick
Nev
Peter ‘Deliday
Belgium
Standard Plant
Joseph Sweeney
Blue Couth
Renows
Second Street
King
Grove Street
Ert Avenue
Messiened Incutasce
Menaing & Curtis
Depot Avemue
Co, Inc
West Frost
St. Steve
William L. Smalley
Deerie
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