Annie Judge Rites Held After Muhle Hospital Illness
Annie Judge aged 52 died Tuesday night in Muhle Hospital after influenza and pneumonia. Her requiem Mass was at St Mary's Church, with burial in St Mary's Cemetery. She was a longtime parishioner and sister of Mrs Ea Murphy of Arlington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Judge
Muhle Hospital
St. Mary's Rch
Fat- Holsters
St. Mary's Cemetery
Ea- Murphy
Arlington Avenue
St. . Mary's Cae
Resi artist Kresky dies of pneumonia in Muhlenberg
South Plainfield artist Kresky dies at Muhlenberg Hospital from pneumonia after a brief illness. Survived by his wife and several children. Funeral set at Sacred Heart Church South Plainfield with burial in St. Mary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kresky
South Plainfield
Muhlenberg Hospital
Aife
Sacred Rt. Church
St. Ry 6
Funeral held for Mrs Luke J Lyons former Plainfield resident
Mrs Luke J Lyons died in New Brunswick after influenza and pneumonia. The funeral was at St Peter's church New Brunswick with limited attendance to prevent spread. Burial followed in St Peter's cemetery. Lyons, 29, long resident of Plainfield, left a husband and two children. Survived by two sisters Miss Anne Ellis and Miss Elizabeth Ellis, and brother Cor James Ellis with the Telegraph Signal Battalion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke J. Lyons
Plainfield
New Brunswick
St Peter’s Church
Rennan
Knights of Columbus
Camp Raritan
Adance
St. Petee Cemetery
Lyons
Ellis
Arlington
Alwaays
John O’keefe
West Fifth Street
Anne Ellis
Arlingoe Avenue
Cor
James Ellis
Telegraph Signal Battalion
Nce
Annie Donato Dies of Flu Pneumonia at 33 in New Jersey
Annie Donato of South Plainfield died Tuesday night at Muhlenberg Hospital from influenza and pneumonia. She was 33 and survived by her husband and three children. Funeral held at the Italian Mission with Mangione in charge, burial at Hillside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Dona
Annie Donato
South Plainfield
Muhlenberg Hospital
Ev Mangione
Hillside Cemetery
Local Woman Dies After Brief Illness
Nicholas Karytious of Elm Place reports the death of a 32 year old woman after a brief illness. She married a Mr Ka two weeks ago in Syracuse. The body was sent to Syracuse for funeral and interment today. she leaves a number of relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Karytious
Elm Place
Oneu
Syra
Syracuse
Eight-month-old Stellato child dies. funeral held
The eight months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Stellato of 217 West Third Street died Tuesday night. The funeral was held at the home yesterday and burial followed at Stellato?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Stellato
West Third Street
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Me Stellato
Obituary Notice for Mrs Gustave Edlund
Mrs Olga A Edlund wife of Gus Edlund died yesterday at home 821 Second Place four days after the death of her infant daughter Olga Maria Edlund She was twenty two and survived by her husband Funeral will be private with burial at Hillside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave Edlund
Olga A. Edlund
Gus Edlund
Olga Maria Edlund
Edlund
Hillside Cemetery
Funeral for Harold Van Nest Held Amid Restrictions
Harold Van Nest died Monday afternoon at 239A East Second Street after a two week typhoid illness. The service at Palate residence was led by Rev. E Vicars Stevenson with only family present due to Board of Health epidemic rules. Tributes came from Franklin Council O U A M Company H, Uniform Bank of the Juniors, and Standard Aircraft Corp officials where he worked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold van Nest
East Second Street
E. Vicars Stevenson
Board of Health
Franklin Councilo O. U. A. M
Company H
Uniform
Toots Van Nest of Plainfield Dies After Typhoid
Plainfield resident known as Toots, a former mascot for local police and fire baseball teams, died after typhoid fever. Born November 23 in Plainfield, he lived at 239A East 5th Street and worked as driver for Plainfield Cab Company and later for Standard Aero Company officials’ car. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Van Nest and seven siblings, with Raymond serving in the American Expeditionary Force in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Nest
Plainfield
Toots
Man
Nest
Plainfield Police and Fire Departments
Alfred McDonald
West Fourth Street
Jessie and
Elly van Nest
Frederick Milton
Edward van Nest
East Second Street
Raymond van Nest
France
Obituary of Charles Taynor A Rahway Coal Man 57
Charles Taynor, longtime Rahway resident and former Plainfield native, died of pneumonia Monday at Elizabeth General Hospital. He was 57, born in Small town, lived much of his life in North Plainfield, and ran a coal and wood business. Survived by two daughters, three sons Harold Eugene and oe Taynor of Rahway, Roy in service, sister Mrs Horace G Adams of Johnston Avenue. Funeral held at 91 Montgomery Street. burial in Evergreen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Taynor
Plainfield
Elizabeth General Hospital
Rahway
Montgomery Street
Evergreen Cemetery
Mr. Paynor
Smalleytown
North Plainfield
George Allen
Bessie Taynor
Harold
Eugene
Oe Taynor
Roy
Horace G. Adams
Johnston Avenue
Funeral of Mrs. Mary C Crowley Held in City
The funeral of Mrs Mary C Crowley a former city resident who died at Flemington on Monday was conducted in the chapel of Cole and High on West Second Street and followed by burial in Hillside cemetery She was forty two years old widow of Whynder Crowley and leaves two daughters Mrs Mary Jackson and Miss Ruth Crowley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Crowley
Flemington
Chapel of
Cole & High
West Second Street
Hillside
Funeral service held for Mrs. William F. Wilson in St Marys
At nine this morning in St Marys church a private funeral was offered for Mrs. William F. Wilson of West Nts and Clinton Ave. She died Tuesday at Muhlenberg Hospital after two weeks of influenza and pneumonia. Rev Father Bogan conducted the requiem mass with only relatives present. Burial was in St Marys cemetery. she was born Bertha Colvin in Somerville and survived by husband, daughter Catherine, son William, and five brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
William F. Wilson
West Nts
Clinton Avenue
Muhlenberg Hospital
Father Bogan
St Mary’s Cemetery
Wilson
Bertha Colvin
Michael Colvin
Iinton Avenue
Somerville
St. Mary’s ,Church
Court Watchung
Ught Isabella
Ee Ip
Plainfield
Catherine
William
John Mohan
Pea
France
Bernard
Camp Dix
Frank
Leo
Vincent
Avenue
William Hulscher Dies After Brief Illness
William Hulscher aged 37 died Sunday at his home on Front Street Scotch Plains after a brief pneumonia illness. He was engaged in the nursery business at that address. The funeral was held at the late home on Wednesday with R A Strickland of Scotch Plains attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hulscher
Front Street
Scotch Plains
R. A.” Strickland
Seoteh Plains
Private service held at Stist Church
A private service was conducted for a deceased individual with burial in Scotch Plains cemetery, details of the service and attendees not disclosed.
Death of Paul EB Pierce Infant in New York
Paul EB Pierce nine months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pusey Pierce of 18 Duer Street, died Monday morning. Funeral was held at the parents’ home at 7:30 Thursday morning, conducted by Rev. Dr. P. B. Strong, with burial in Hillside cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ek, Pierce
Paul EB. Pierce
Pusey Pierce
Duer Street
P. B. Strong
Hillside Cemetery
Mrs Mary A Brady Dies After Pneumonia
Mrs Mary A Brady wife of Louis Brady of 1242 Columbia avenue died at Muhlenberg Hospital Monday after pneumonia illness. She was 38 and had lived here briefly. Survived by husband Adelaide and William F Brady. Funeral at St Mary’s church was private with a requiem mass by Rev Father Holsters for immediate family. Burial was in St Mary’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis BR
Mary A. Brady
Louis Brady
Columbia Avenue
Muhlenberg Hospital
Adelaide
William F. Brady
St. Mary's Church
Father Holsters
Buria
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Funeral held for Thomas J. Neylon at St Marys church
The funeral for Thomas J. Neylon who died at his Liberty street home after a brief illness was held at St Marys church with limited attendance due to Board of Health rules. Burial followed at St Marys cemetery with pallbearers listed. Neylon born in Plainfield thirty two years ago was a plumber leaving a wife and three children along with six siblings and grieving parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Neylon
Liberty Street
St. Mary’s Church
Father B. M. Bogan
Board of Health
St. Mary’s Cemetery
A. Hass
Louis C. Quern
W. J. Dodd
Michael Lapole
M. T. Kenney
Frank Young
Plumbers’ Local Union
Mr. Neylon
Plainfield
John Neylon
Stebbins Place
Neylon
Muhlenberg Hospital
Samuel McClung
John J. Sullivan
Richard
Death of James A Ralph in Watchung
James A Ralph of Mountain Boulevard Watchung died Monday night at Muhlenberg Hospital after illness from influenza leading to pneumonia. Aged twenty five he worked for James Smith a Somerset Street florist. He is survived by his wife two children an uncle Charles Ralph a sister and a sister living in Watchung. Funeral home yesterday afternoon with Rev. George Bowers Warrenville in charge burial at Mt Bethel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James ‘A. Ralph
Mountain Boulevard
Watchung
Muhlenberg
James Smith
Somerset Street
Charlies Ralph
George Bowers
Warrenyille
Mt. Bethel
Double funeral in West New Brighton for Miss Isabelle McNicol and brother
Friends attended a Wednesday morning service at Sacred Heart church for Isabelle McNicol and her brother Robert A. McNicol. McNicol, Muhlenberg Hospital supervisor, died after contracting influenza. her brother died Sunday at home. Floral tributes came from Muhlenberg College groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Church
West New Brighton
S. I
Isabelle McNicol
Muhlenberg Hospital
Robert A. McNicol
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Nurses’ Alumni Association of
Muhlenberg
Hospital Board of Governors
McNicol
East Fifth Street
MecNicola
James Edward MccNicol
Castleton Avenue
Wilson
Tragedy Strikes McNicol Family In Separate Deaths
Mr and Mrs McNicol faced the deaths of two children in quick succession. Their daughter Miss McNicol died after a severe illness in Plainfield while son Robert deteriorated in West New Brighton and the city. The family has three other daughters Agnes Edith and Mrs Quinlan and two sons William and Edward.
Death of Vincent La Franc at sixteen in South Plainfield
Vincent La Franc aged sixteen died at his parents home on Amboy avenue South Plainfield from pneumonia. The funeral was held at Sacred Heart church Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 and burial followed in St Mary's cemetery in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent LA Franc
Amboy Avenue
South Plainfield
Sacred Heart Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Funeral for infant daughter of Melek family
Marion Melek age three of 833 Midway Avenue Muhlenberg Hospital died Saturday night after a brief illness with influenza and pneumonia. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs A Melek and two sisters. Funeral held Monday afternoon with burial at St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Melek
A . Melek
Midway Avenue
Delta Muhlenberg Hospital
St Mary's Cemetery
Funeral service for George J. Vousden at St Joseph’s
The funeral of George J Vousden of 141 Duer Street was held at St Joseph’s Church following a death at Muhlenberg Hospital. Rev Father Thomas ue bell celebrated a requiem high mass and burial followed at St Mary’s Cemetery. Vousden, 33, had endured illness for years and is survived by his mother Mrs James Cassidy, two brothers and four sisters on Cher Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Vousden
Duer Street
Muhlenberg Hospital
St. Joseph's Dare
Thomas Ue Bell
St. Mary's Cemetery
Vousden
James Cassidy
Cher Street
Funeral held for Mrs Elsie Schmeyer at home
The funeral of Mrs Elsie Schmeyer wife of Almond Schmeyer occurred at their home 1226 Cameron avenue Saturday and was held Monday afternoon at the residence. The service was conducted by Rev Mr Berryman and burial followed in Hillside cemetery. Mrs Schmeyer a Rahway native is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Charles S Thomas of that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Schmeyer
Almond Schmeyer
Cameron Avenue
Berryman
Hillside Cemetery
Funeral for Daniel McDonald in St Marys Church
Daniel McDonald prominent Plainfield police official and later head of Spicer plant watchmen died at Muhlenberg Hospital after brief pneumonia. Private service due to health rules. pallbearers named. born White Haven PA 1883, long career with H Fisk & Sons detective unit and Plainfield Police, remembered for ready humor and civic service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel McDonald
Jin Ilenberg Hospital
St. Mary's Church
Board of Health
St. Mary's Cemetery
Father Holsters
Spicer
McDonald
Harvey Fisk & Sons
New York
Hudson Terminal
John Francis
Bernard Cook
Dennis F. C. Thomas Burke
Joseph Carroll
Joseph Moran
Mr. McDonald
White Haven
Plainfield
Fisk
Harry Fisk & Sons
Bi Street
Hudson Tubes
Spicer Compa
South Plainfield
Muhlenderspital
Dan
Unclear fragmentary obituary notice with family ties
Fragmentary obituary style passage notes a person described as a victim in an unclear incident. Mentions Mr. and Mrs. Bernard, Liberty Street, and surviving relatives including Mrs. Mary Costello of New York and Andrew McDonald of Somerville, plus two aunts and a grandmother in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ceDonald
Bernard Liberty Street
Mary Costello
New York
Jan
Andrew McDonald
Somerville
Helen
Mary Acaiaen
Plainfield
Death of Mrs Hayden B Stehman Recalls Landisville Roots
The body of Mrs Hayden B Stehman died at her Plainfield home after illness with influenza. Born in Landisville, she trained as a teacher at Millersville State Normal College, taught in Manasquan and Franklin, married Hayden Stehman, lived in the Bronx before moving to Plainfield. She is survived by her parents and six siblings including D Fred Aungst and Amos W Aungst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayden B. Stehman
Hayden B. Steh
Ree Avenue
Moncher
Landis‘Pa
Stehman
E. S. Aungst
Landisville
State Normal College
Millersville
Manasquan
Franklin
Bronx
N. Y
Plainfield
D. Fred Aungst
Wilkinsville
Amos
W. Aungst
Bloomingdale
Maude Aungst
Springfield
Maass
Margaret C. Aungst
New York City
I. N. Newcomer
Miss Sonna Lauritzen Dies in Muhlenberg Hospital
Miss Sonna J Lauritzen of 1500 West Front street died Friday night in Muhlenberg Hospital after contracting influenza and pneumonia. She came to the city from Trent in 1913 and was 38. Survived by her mother, a twin brother Laurits Lauritzen of the Netherwood trolley line, another brother Jeremiah, and a sister Mrs Patrick Fay. Burial followed in a Trent cemetery after a funeral at Trent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonna J. Lauritzen
West Front Street
Muhlenberg
Trenty
Trent
Miss Lauritzen
Lane
Laurits Lauritzen
Netherwood
St. Mary's
The
Rosary Society
Mids Stirien
Jeremiah
Patrick Fay
Front Street
Negro Soldiers Set Record on French Front
The Oct 3 report notes American colored troops in France earning high regard from both U S and French command. Chicago units returning from Argonne Forest impressed French officers, with earlier New York troops already praised. A French general reviewed the seasoned doughboys amid veteran trenches and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darkie
Switzerland
Flande
la Little Village
Verdun
United Press
Chicago
Argonne Forest
New York
H Eral
Colored troops shine in French frontline clash report
A battlefield vignette describes a veteran unit of colored soldiers joining French lines. They march forward in disciplined, rapid action, with packs riding high and lines advancing under fire. The piece notes admiration from French locals and pride in the troops’ esprit de corps and language learning.
Night assault on long sector shows no slip in line
On a dark night, troops under shellfire held a long sector with few incidents. The doughboys, led by both colored and some white officers, operated the diffk with discipline and minimal noise, maintaining the line from the farthest outpost to the rear supply truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
France
Darkie
Yanks on the JobPrivate Gleason Reports Frontline Push
Private John Y. Gleason of the 311th Infantry writes from France to sister Mrs. Frank Van Nest describing American resolve to push Germans back and noting the war effort will continue until victory. He mentions scarce water and long walks for washing and says he is well and hopeful amid frontline duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
John Y. Gleason
France
311Th Infantry
Frank van Nest
Church Street
Gleason
United States
Gleason Styl
Fritz
Berlin
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Frank Kresky
Mrs
Mary Stellato
James A. Ralph
S. J. Lauritzen
Yanks
Private Gleason
Frank Linke
Thor
Ryder & Graves Electric Company
Plainfield, N. J
Century Plainfield Company
Plainfield Auto Tire Company
Cen Plainfield
Plainfeld
Auto Tire Co
Watchung Avenue
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