Unopposed Democratic Nomination for Congress in Westfield
The Plainfield Daily Press notes the unopposed nomination of William E. Tuttle Jr. of Westfield as the Democratic candidate for Congress. It calls his selection a personal and political tribute, praising his high standing in public, business, and social life in the Fifth District, and cites his proven businesslike record and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Tuttle, Jr
Westfield
Congress
Fifth Congressional
Local Boy Killed Remains Highlight Youth Activities
The article honors a local youth active in Y M C A junior and senior departments, noted for gymnastic, religious, and sewing work and a prominent basketball player for both the Y M C A and Plainfield High School, class of 1912. It recalls his enlistment era and the gloom his death casts over the city, with remarks from peers about his character and athletic talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C. A
Plainfield High School
Line
Jack Marti
Mien
Coton
Lesert
Leon Bite
Thanksgiving Eve events planned by Plainfield Elks and Fraternal groups
The Plainfield Elks Club and local fraternal orders announce a lively Thanksgiving Eve program featuring a banquet, professional and local performers, and dances through the winter. A dedicated town wire will relay real time results and information, and several social events are planned including a Knights of Columbus town gossip night and a Middlesex Past Councilors Association demonstration in New Brunswick.
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Elks’ Club
Plainfield
Caniere
Plainfield O
Tching Avenue
Watchung Council Plans Social Events and Activities
The Watchung Connect council held a semi monthly meeting Tuesday night approving routine business and announcing upcoming events. Hallowe en party at next Tuesday night, Knights of Columbus attend St Marys church service, two man bowling tournament starts next Tuesday, drama club to present a musical comedy in Columb ius around December, Second Nickot Club dance November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
I N Ax
Albert Denoyers
Eo Kenney
Daniel McAfee
Joseph Carty
Frank Hart
John Kyle
James Duffy
Joseph Sulliven
Albert Brynairski
John Kilbride
Watchung Connect
Ome
Hallowe'en
Knights of Columbus 'II
St. Mary's Church
Knights
Columbia Dramatic Club
Rehyme
Ditertum
Charles Ward
Sarond Nicot Club
Knights of Pythias Initiation and Decrees Planned in Plainfield
Perseverance Lodge No 44 plans a winter Wardship drive with many applications and two decrees. Initiatory team rumored to include Chancellors Raventer and Hetfield with Schrin er Nash, Blinn, Keene, and John. A reunion appeal urged for past members and Inner Lodge No 102 invited. Third degree for a large class slated for November 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights OF Pythias
Perveverante Lodee
No 44
Kaiehite of Pethias
Ite
William XII Rraventer
Hetfield
Schreiner
W. Nash Jr
Joseph
Blimm
George Keene
Phillip Jonn
Perseverance Loder
Plainfield
Foster
Inity Lodge
Adoption event at Somerville Tribe meeting noted
The Independent Order of AI Men No 118 O R M held special adoptions on fifteen Randhfuies by Miantonumo with a reception after. Six members of the Somerville Judee also received adoptions as a large delegation attended from that place during Wednesday night’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Order
Miantonumo
Tribe
Somerville Judee
Moose Lodge Holds Bi-Weekly Dance at Moon e Hall
Independent Order of Moose Plainfield Lodge No 410 conducted a bi weekly reception and dance in Moon Hall on Wednesday night drawing a large attendance. The entertainment was of excellent quality and the new series of social events was well received by the members.
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Independent Order OF Moose Plainfield Lodge
Moone Hall
Black Face Artists Ready For Curtain
The Total Abstinence Benevolence Society presents its second minstrel show at TL A. J. Hall on November 1 and 2 with a large cast from North Plainfield and Harbor City. Lawrence Barrett Jr. leads the production, featuring two parts with songs, dances, and novelty acts by Mr Conway and a robust chorus from the society. The program includes solo ballads by young women, an interlude by Conway, and a closing medley, with a prominent cast list and a prize bowling segment.
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Total Abstinence Benevolence Society
TL A. J. Hall
Lawrence Barrett, Jr
North Plainfield
Conway
Harbor City
Thectat Club
Tab
Michael D. O'Keefe
Kathryn McCauley
Joseph Carrell
Elizabeth Mara
Mingh Mc Donnell
William Mahoney
Frank Donnelly
Elmer Bilman
M. J. Conway
Dixie Land
John Rafferty
Misa Helen A. McCauley
Mixx
Nora V. Regan
Mies
Margaret
Mottiey
Mary V. Murray
Ethel M. Sehoek
Mise
Annabelle M. McAfen
Miss McAfee
Kelly
Peter Marker
Alfred F. laParte
Buch
Bill Mahoney
Rus” Donnelly
High Mel Downell
Tawrenre Barrett
Joe Carroll
Elmer Birmin
James Scott
James P O'Keefe
James Monahan
Thomas Hines
John Gleason
Charles Schuck
John Nolan
John Hines
Michael J. O'Keefe
Rugfus la Rue
Joseph T. McCue
Joseph Roach
John Forre
Janes Rainney
Michael Caffrey
Daniel J. Gaines
Alfred F. LaPorte
Nulis la Rue
Joby J Hines
Daniel J .Quince
Lawrence Barrett
Frank Hannon
John Dikken
Richard Lawton
James McCarthy
Alice McAfee
Mary 3. Donnelly
Zira A. Brancati
Elizabeth C. Mara
Helen W. Kane
Annabelle M. McAfee
Mary A. McDonnell
May
McAfee
Nora ¢. Regan
Evelyn E. Cashin
Catherine EB. Sehuy
May L. Barry
Fitzabeth
Florence EE. Russ
Jayretta A. Grantery
Florence D. Stermler
Eliabeth R. Mottler
Clarence Wrokaw Civil War Era Figure Dies in State Hospital
Clarence Wrokaw once led the local alitome Nite corage unit and received a state pension. He died yesterday at a Trenton institution after an arrest on Lone Island for desertion, with a prior conviction and a one year sentence handed by Judge Beekman. Numerous relatives were informed but no sponsors were present. The cause of death remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Baker
Plainfield ‘Theatre
Elks’ Club
Michael Shannon
Lake Bungalow
Shannon
William J. Couathan
Free~ Holder SP
T. Wilbur
Wilbert T Nentlit
Thomas M. Muir
John V Todd
William Petring
Y W. Nash, Jr
David Rogers
John L. Holon
Mary
Anantag
Enaland
Plainfielders
Northwood
Clarence Brake
Sorrset County
Trenton
Prokaw
Lone Island
Totton
Beekman
Plainfield man faces renewed legal scrutiny after accident
Five small children of Mrs. Brokaw reside in Plainfield. Raw once ran a Mile business here before reverses followed an automobile accident that injured a woman. He was exonerated, but ongoing criminal proceedings have rekindled Ananetal raj concerns.
Democrats Rally Seeks Support At City Meeting
A political rally described on page one cites Democrats urging backing from statewide and county groups. City Chairman Richard A. Kank will preside with invitations extended to prominent figures including Liam J. Stueders David Andrews Kenney Hare Jane McQuinn LeRoy J. Fits Jona Zermee Endress Percy Stewart John Caulfield Howard Collen Edward Atrappe and Walter Hefield. A marching parade and music by fife and drum will accompany the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vettetler Democrats
Pativan
Richard A. Kank
Ef Forve Ag Vire
Byliam J. Stueders
David Op Andrews
Kenney
Hare Weshall
Janie McQunn
LeRoy J. Fits
Jona
Zermee Endress
Percy Stewart
John Caulfield Howard
Collen
Edward Atrappe
Walter L. Hefield
Wyoming Gamed Team Sets Sails for Plainfield Showdown
A large Wyoming contingent heads to Plainfield for a rivalry game. Arkansas rivals arrive with a stout backfield led by Trust Withington and Hanlon. Expect strong defense from Brembie and Margentino as Ricketts joins at quarterback for a 3 15 pm kickoff with Roy Phillins refereeing.
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Wyoming
Jones
Doyls
Plainfield
Arkansas
Dope
Bron
Brooklyn
Trust
Withington
Hanlon
Wilson
Barto
Coyle
Jack Ricketts
Minnie
Brembie
Margentino
Smith
Benson
McAfee
Mal Me
Moor
Carty
Stiglits
Sailor Boys
Roy Phillins
Wrowlag
Dies at Pittsburg Former Plainfield Man Charles Emmons
Chief Marshal George Wels reported the Pittsburg death of Charles Emmons a former Plainfield man who left the area four years ago. Mrs A D Thom 29 Stone street organizer follows up. Emmons was a mason. He left his borough with little word of his whereabouts. Survived by a wife three children one brother and two sisters. A brother died last August.
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Pittsburg
George Wels
Charles Emmons
Plainfield
Mra. A. D
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