Obituary notices from Plainfield page Funeral details for several residents
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs Thomas Sherman Wheeler of Plainfield at Lake Cobbosee Maine following illness. Funeral at 1072 Park Avenue with burial in Hillside cemetery. Also Mrs Michael Madden dies after two years ill health at daughter Mrs William Harding’s home. Funeral at St Mary’s with burial in St Mary’s cemetery. Barbara Miller, 24, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Miller, dies after long illness at home on Richmond Street. She leaves three sisters and par ents.
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Thomas
Wheeler
Thomas Sherman Wheeler
Plainfield
Lake Dobbsen
Augusta
Plainfielt
Lake Cobbeee
Piatnsil
Park Avenue
Vicars Stevenson
Grace Episcopal Masyatiandacce
Durlal
Hillside Cemetery
Mra
Michael Madden
William Harding
John Street
Madden
Jereey City
Hard- Jant Ilnews
Helr
St. Mary's
Burnsl Wes
St Mary’s
John
Walter
Frank Harding
Mrs Helen Maria Young Dies After Prolonged Illness
Mrs Helen Maria Young wife of Ralph Young died Monday night at her home on Weet Firth Street after a five year struggle with an incurable illness. A native of Cumberland County she was fifty years old and had lived in the area for years, with the family residing near CenterVille or nearby before moving to Plain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Young
Helen Maria Young
Weet Firth Street
Young
Con- Henterian County
Centrerilie
Neehanteenti
Plain
Mrs John M Crane Dies. Rites Held in Brooklyn
Mrs John M Crane of West Eighth Street perished suddenly Friday night at her son Clifford Crane’s Rutherford home. The funeral occurred Monday morning at Hille Cemetery in Brooklyn. Her husband, a noted insurance man, died in Rutherford about a year ago. Surviving daughters include Mrs Casped Kirnd and Mrs Alexander Dueth, both of Rutherford.
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John M. Crane
West
Alexander Dueth
Nutherford
Funeral Rites Held for Local Residents and a Teen
The article notes services for Rev. George Angieman of Weehawken, George F. Watts of the borough, and Mrs. George Clickener of Bound Brook. The funeral was at the late home with Rev. Dr. C. M. Anderson presiding, many relatives attending, and burial in Bound Brook cemetery. Catherine Vonm Milas, a sixteen year old from Scotch Plains, dies after a pulmonary illness. she is survived by a sister Lena. Her funeral was in St. Marys church with interment at St. Marys cemetery.
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Inter
E. Vicara Stevenson
Grace Church
Hillside Cemetery
George Angieman
Weehawken
George F. Watts
Borough
Mra
George Clickener
Bound Brook
C. M. Anderson
Bound Brook Cemetery
Catherine Svr
Milas
Catherine Vonm
Dandier
Mia
Tony Bonavigna
Avenue
Scotch Plaina
Steter
Lena Scotch Plains
St. Mary's Church
Rev. Mahoney
Nuriat
St. Mary's Cemetery
Mrs Van Nest Dies After Illness at Daughter’s Home
Mrs. Mary J. Van Nest widow of John C. Van Nest died Wednesday at her daughter Mrs. Charles Conover’s home on Elmwod place after seven weeks of illness. She was 81 years old and had remained mentally sharp despite long suffering. Born in New York she spent most of her life in the Plainfield vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. van Nest
John C. van Nest
Charles Conover
Elwmood Place
van Nest
New York
Ferm Plainfeld
Ber
Chatham Street
George Watts
Muhlenberg
Front Street
Doctors and Merchants Join Camp McClellan Training
A diverse mix of civilians and ex servicemen gather at Camp McClellan for intense modern warfare training as the Twenty Ninth Division shifts from militia to regular army status. Officers, butchers, clerks, and factory workers endure a demanding program including night work, bayonet drills, and artillery practice with massed rounds and balloon corps planned for aerial observation.
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National Army
Camp McClellen
Uncle Sam
Particulae
War Department to Build 20,000 Planes for $649 Million
The War Department let contracts to build 20,000 airplanes totaling about 649 million dollars. About 5,000 will be built abroad, 15,000 in the United States. Standard Aero Corporation holds one of the largest contracts in the country. Aviators are being trained at twenty-four schools with numerous grounds training facilities. Final training will be on foreign fronts as rapid as possible. Many American aviators have been sent overseas for extensive training near battle lines. More than thirty allied experts are here to form an international aviation staff. The development push aims to have American manufacture cover everything from propellers to engines, machine guns, and cameras. Secretary Baker issued the summary outlining these points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Standard Aero Corporation
Whethey
Europe
Rotary Baker
Baker
Mrs Frances Langworthy Dies In Augusta Maine
Mrs Frances Adelaide Langworthy wife of Charles R Langworthy and sister of the late Mrs Gilford Mayer died in Augusta Maine after a brief illness. She was born near Lake George New York and lived in Brooklyn before moving forty four years ago. She was a Grace Episcopal communicant active in church affairs.
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RS Lang Wortity
Frances Adelaide Langworthy
Charles R Langworthy
Sherman Wheleer
Park Byence
Augusta
Maine
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Barbara M. Miller
Barbara Maris Miller
John Miller
Richmond Street
Plate Geld
New Providence
First Press Petertam Church
East Fifth Street
Ethel
Bertha Miller
Ghe
First Baptist Chi
Camp McClellan
National Guard
Mets
McCiellan
Itm
P. McClellan
Bishop Dowling
John H. Vincent
America
Archbishop John Treland
Bishop Donaty
Bishop Doane
J. J. Milan
Charles F. Aked
FP. J, Carrigan
Church Co-operative Ambcition of
Lorist
Roar Raster Gowers
Smith
Whosae
Romerest
Earat
Ahem's Restaurant
Khern
North Ave
Harry Stein
Industrial Service CO. N.d
Sea Gate
New York Harbor
N. Y
Beth
the Fashion Shop
FashionShop
East Front Sr
Zacobeor
God Contino
Ma Kellable
Weet Pront Street
Grove
Central Tailoring Company
Amd
Tring IR Convines
Werk Wational Glee Repairing Co
Pure
Ibom
Greenwald
Erset Street
S. Fifth Street
Philadelhia
Gervies
Frank
Wiket
Fae Fourth Street
Mosey
Bert
Mulford
Earvey — Uwnangen
Horgh Ave
Tetons de Auto Rep
Renéy
Sue
Benion
C.F. Dick
Pininfeld
Ina Furni
W. Farr
General Betters
Pipinfield
West Seventh Street
Lee Place
B. H. Lom
Prudentiale
Buna
Newark
N. J
Reading
Crescent Aranas
TarLomuwa
West Front
Standard Paint Company
Corr
I. D. Yont
Curtla and Motor Corp
Ham KY
Dent Delay
Nethaseen
Earth Avenue
Box 900
Plainfeld Hecora
Pri
Buick Meter Co
Fifty St
Philadelphia
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