Plainfield Public Library

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Descriptive Summary

Administrative Information

Historical Note

Scope & Content Note

Organization & Arrangement

Index Terms

Series Arrangement & Description

Series 1: Photographs

Series 2: Film Negatives

Series 3: Obituary Files

Series 4: Vertical Files & Ephemera

Container Listing

Courier News Archive,
[1874-2004]

Courier News building at 220 Park Avenue in Plainfield, circa 1920s.

Finding aid written and encoded by Sarah Hull in 2012;
processing began in 2009 (ongoing) by
Sarah Hull, Michelle Rausa Campbell, and Debra Schiff.

Processing of this collection was made possible by the generous funding of the:
Plainfield Cultural & Heritage Commission,
Union County Office of Cultural & Heritage Affairs,
and the New Jersey Historical Commission

Descriptive Summary

Title:	Courier News Archive, 1874 to 2004.
Creator:	Courier News
Accessions:	PPL-MSS-2009-1 PPL-MSS-2009-2 PPL-MSS-2009-3 PPL-VIS-2009-1
Size:	Approximately 85 linear feet of records Comprised of 35 boxes: 27 - 10”x15”x12” archival storage box 8 -15”x12”x3” document cases 3 – Photo Binders 2 file cabinets
Repository:	Plainfield Public Library, Local History Department, 800 Park Avenue, Plainfield, NJ 07060
Abstract:	The Records of the Courier News document people, organizations, and events around New Jersey from the 1870s into the 2000s. The collection includes photographs, film negatives, newspaper obituaries, newspaper article clippings, and ephemera.
Language:	The records are in English.

Administrative Information

Access & Restrictions

The records of the Courier News Archive are available for research. Records which have not been processed are closed to the public.

Access is restricted to materials prepared by the Local History department staff. All materials must be viewed in the Plainfield Room and may not be removed to another area of the library without permission of the Library Director or designee. Materials must be handled carefully and kept in order. Materials must not be leaned upon, altered, folded, ripped, or traced upon. Marks may not be added or erased from materials. Materials must be returned directly to Local History department staff and inspected before the researcher leaves the Plainfield Room.

One photocopy may be made (by Plainfield Public Library staff) of each document for the purpose of research; official Local History departmental reproduction fees may apply. Permission to publish must be obtained by the Plainfield Public Library Board of Trustees as delegated to the Library Director. Permission to publish does not constitute a copyright clearance. The researcher is responsible for further copyright restrictions. The Plainfield Public Library is not responsible for the misuse of copyrighted material.

Preferred Citation

Identification of item; Date (if noted); "Courier News Archive,” Box and Folder Number; Local History Department, Plainfield Public Library, Plainfield, New Jersey.

Acquisition Information

The collection was donated in 2009 by the Courier News.

Processing Information

Processing began in 2009 by Sarah Hull, and is ongoing, to date, by Debra Schiff and Michelle Rausa. The finding aid was written and encoded by Sarah Hull in 2012. Finding aid content follows the guidelines suggested by Describing Archives: A Content Standard.

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Historical Note

Frank W. Runyon, owner of the Central New Jersey Times, started the Plainfield Courier, a daily, in October 1891. Runyon purchased The Evening News and combined it with The Courier under the name of Plainfield Courier-News, which was established on November 5, 1894. Runyon sold the paper on July 1, 1904, to George H. Frost, publisher and editor of the Engineering News of New York City. Upon his death, his son Charles H. became owner. The Courier building was located at 220 Park Avenue in Plainfield.

On October 9, 1916, Charles purchased the Daily Press newspaper from J. Franklin Fort, governor of New Jersey, and combined it with the Plainfield Courier-News. After Frost’s death, in April 1927, the paper was sold to Frank Gannett, William Morrison, and Chauncey F. Stout. Gannett purchased the interests of Stout and Morrison in January 1940. It was established as the Courier News in 1961. The Courier offices were then located at 201 Church Street (and East Second) in Plainfield.

The Courier News was headquartered in Bridgewater Township, New Jersey, until 2009 when it moved into the East Brunswick offices of the Home News Tribune. Because there was not enough space in the new office location to accommodate the newspaper’s extensive archive, this collection was donated to Plainfield Public Library and is called the Courier News Archive Collection.

The Courier News remains a daily newspaper serving Somerset County and other areas of Central Jersey and is a member of the Gannett Group.

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Scope and Content Note

The records of the Courier News Archive include a variety of historical material spanning from 1874 to 2004, with bulk record date from 1960 to 1999. Record types include color and black & white photographic prints, color 35mm film negatives, newspaper clippings of obituaries and articles, and ephemera.

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Organization and Arrangement

The records of the Courier News Archive are arranged into four series:

Series 1: Photographs (People Files)
Series 2: 35mm Film Negatives (People Files)
Series 3: Obituary Files
Series 4: Vertical Files & Ephemera

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Index Terms

Organizations:

Courier News, Plainfield (N.J.) 1961-
Plainfield Courier, Plainfield (N.J.) 1891-1894
Plainfield Courier-News, Plainfield (N.J.) 1894-1961

Places:

Plainfield (N.J.)
Union County (N.J.)

Subjects:

Plainfield (N.J.) - Businesses
Plainfield (N.J.) - Clubs and organizations
Plainfield (N.J.) - Events
Plainfield (N.J.) - Government
Plainfield (N.J.) - History
Plainfield (N.J.) - People
Plainfield (N.J.) - Obituaries
Plainfield (N.J.) - Vertical Files

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Related Items

Historical Plainfield Newspapers
The Plainfield Periodical Collection includes 23 newspapers and magazines dating back to 1837. These holdings include microfilmed copies and broadsides, as well as digitized titles. The Courier News on microfilm is available in the upstairs reference section. Digital versions include the Plainfield Courier from 1890 to 1894.

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Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

This collection consists of paper documents, photographs and ephemera that do not require any additional technology for access. The film negatives require a light box for best viewing, but many items have been scanned are accessible through the Local History Department’s online collections database.

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Series Description

Series 1: Photographic Prints [1874--2003] IN PROCESSING

Series Arrangement

Series 1 is arranged alphabetically by subject or surname (“People Files”) and fills 23 boxes and 3 binders. There are three subseries:

Subseries 1: People Files
Subseries 2: Music Files
Subseries 3: Theater Files

Description

Series 1 contains approximately 10,000 photographic prints published or archived by the Courier News. It also includes AP laser photos. Prints are both color and black & white and in various sizes. Many items were identified by the Courier News. Most bear editorial marks made by photo editors. People files include local residents and business people; people who made the news. Music files contain New Jersey solo artists and musical groups. Theater files contain performers and New Jersey performances.

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Series 2: Film Negatives [1985--1996] IN PROCESSING

Series Arrangement

Series 2 is arranged alphabetically by subject, and fills one cabinet.

Description

Series 2 contains approximately 40,000 35mm film negatives; each frame is housed in an archival sleeve with a Courier News image identification slip. The majority of negatives are color film.

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Series 3: Obituary Files [1920s-1980s] IN PROCESSING

Series Arrangement

Series 2 is arranged alphabetically by surname, and fills one cabinet.

Description

Series 3 contains newspaper obituaries clipped and filed by Courier News staff during the mid-1920s to the mid-1980s. The clippings also contain biographical articles. A partial index is available online: http://www.plainfieldlibrary.info/Departments/LH/LH_CNObit.html

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Series 4: Vertical Files and Ephemera [1904--1998] IN PROCESSING

Series Arrangement

Series 4 is arranged alphabetically by subject or surname and fills 11 boxes.

Description

Series 4 contains miscellaneous news clippings and paper ephemera archived by the Courier News staff. Subjects cover people, businesses, organizations, and events.

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Container Listing

Series I: Photographic Prints [1874--2004] IN PROCESSING – CLOSED

Subseries 1: People
	Box	Folder
	1	Photo IDs: CN00001-CN00300
	2	Photo IDs: CN00301-CN00590
	3	Photo IDs: CN00591-CN00890
	4	Photo IDs: CN00891-CN01190
	5	Photo IDs: CN01191-CN01199 / CN01350-CN01640
	6	Photo IDs: CN01641-CN01940
	7	Photo IDs: CN01941-CN02359
	8	Photo IDs: CN02540-CN02859
	1A	Fa-Har
	1B	Harn-Kiz
	1C	Kla-Ly
	1D	McA-Mor
	1E	Mor-Pol
	1F	Pol-Rz
	1G	Sa-Toz
	1H	Zra-Z
	CN Binder 1	Historical Subjects
	CN Binder 2	Historical Subjects
	CN Binder 3	Milt Campbell

Subseries 2: Music - CLOSED
	Box	Folder
	1	A-D
	2	E-K
	3	L-O
	4	P-S
	5	R-Z

Subseries 3: Theater - CLOSED
	Box	Folder
	1	A-M
	2	N-Z

Series 2: Film Negatives [1985--1996] IN PROCESSING – CLOSED

SEE Online Index

Series 3: Obituary Files [1920s-1980s] IN PROCESSING – CLOSED

SEE Online Index

Series 4: Vertical Files and Ephemera [1904--1998] IN PROCESSING – CLOSED

INVENTORY- Vertical Files

	Box	Folder
	A	1340 Park Avenue
		Children’s Home
		Drake House
		Housing
		Neighborhood House
		Martine House
		Meadowbrook Village
		Park Hotel
		Park Madison
		Park Madison
		Park Madison
		Richmond Towers
		Tepper’s Block
		United Plainfield Housing Corp.
		Victoria Hotel
		Victorian Houses
		Urban Renewal
		Urban Renewal
		Vail Home
		Vanderbeek Building
		Van Wyck Brooks Historic District

	B	Board of Realtors
		Businesses
		Camp Crusade Community Action
		Cenlar Capital Corporation
		Chamber of Commerce
		City Federal Savings and Loan Association
		Downtown Development Corp.
		Elks Lodge
		Freemasons
		Freemasons, Jerusalem Lodge
		Junior League
		Kiwanis Club
		Lion, Camp
		Lion’s Club
		Mack Truck, Co.
		Mack Truck, Co.
		Macy, R.H. and Co.
		Marino Auto Sales
		National Starch and Chemical Corp.
		Plainfield Aerie 866 F.O.E
		Plainfield Area Community Band
		Plainfield Safety Council
		Plainfield Art Association Festival
		Plainfield Automotive Trade Association
		Plainfield Bar Association
		Plainfield Bicycle Club
		Plainfield Building and Loan Association
		Plainfield Building and Loan League
		Plainfield Camera Club
		Plainfield Symphony Society and Auxiliary
		Runyon, A.M. Funeral Home
		Taxpayers Association of Plainfield

	C	Acme Supermarket
		American Red Cross
		Daughters of the American Revolution
		Junior Chamber of Commerce
		National State Bank
		Plainfield Business Association
		Plainfield Cablevision, Inc.
		Plainfield Chess Club
		Plainfield Community Concert Association
		Plainfield Council for World Friendship
		Plainfield Country Club
		Plainfield Curling Clubs
		Plainfield Dance and Figure Skating Club
		Plainfield Garden Club
		Plainfield Gesang-Und-Turn-Verein
		Plainfield Hearing Society
		Plainfield Human Society
		Plainfield Industrial Center
		Plainfield Iron and Metal Co.
		Plainfield Joint Defense Committee
		Plainfield Lumber and Supply Co.
		Plainfield Musical Club
		Plainfield-North Plainfield Historical Society
		Plainfield Optimist Club
		Plainfield Regional Defense Blood Center
		Plainfield Rescue Squad and Women’s Auxiliary
		Plainfield Riding Club
		Plainfield’s Service Clubs (Rotary, Lions, Kiwanis, Optimist)
		Plainfield Shopping Plaza
		Plainfield Ski Club
		Plainfield Transit Company, Inc.
		Plainfield Typographical Union, Local 399
		Plainfield-Union Water Co.
		Plainfield Urban Coalition Science Center
		Plainfield and Vicinity Chapter of Painting and Decorating Contractors of America
		Planned Parenthood of North-West New Jersey
		Planned Parenthood of Plainfield
		Plastic Molders Supply Co., Inc.
		Queen City Bowling Lanes
		Queen City Homing Pigeon Club
		Queen City Lounge
		Queen City Plaza
		Queen City Veterans Association
		Ransome Company
		Republican Party, Somerset Co.
		Republican Party, Union Co.
		Rotary Club
		Spanish Community Organization of Plainfield (SCOP)
		Sperry Observatory
		Steinbach’s Department Store
		Tiny Tots, Inc.
		Theatricals, neighborhood
		United Family and Children’s Society
		Urban Coalition
		Urban Enterprise Zones
		Urban Enterprise Zones
		U.S.O.
		Van Arsdale Store
		Villa Maria Convalescent Home
		Watchung Arts Center
		WCTU
		Whilan Drug Store
		White Fathers of Africa
		Wigton-Abbott Corp.
		Wood Industries
		W.T. Grant Co.
		YMCA
		YMCA
		YWCA
		Zoo Club

	D	Barbershop Quartets
		Committee for Economic Development
		Concerned Citizens of Plainfield
		Old Guard
		Port Authority of New Jersey/New York
		Swain’s Art Store
		Swain’s Store
		Union County Freeholders
		Union County Freeholders
		Children of the Rainbow School
		Hebrew Academy of Central New Jersey
		Katharine Gibbs School
		King’s Daughters Day Nursery
		Plainfield High School
		Plainfield Junior High Schools: Hubbard, Maxson
		Plainfield Schools: Barlow, Cedar Brook, Clinton Avenue, Cook, and Franklin
		Plainfield Schools: Emerson, Evergreen, Jefferson, and Lincoln
		Plainfield Schools: Stillman, Washington, and Woodland
		Plainfield Schools: Adult Education and Learning Center, Enrollment, Career Development Program, Save Our Schools, School Budget, Teacher Learning Center, Tutoring Committee, Urban Coalition Science Center, Special Ed. Program, Section 24 A, Board of School Estimate
		Plainfield Schools: High School, Schools, School Budget, Board of School Estimate
		Plainfield Schools: Board of Education, Board of School Estimates, High School, School Budget, Schools
		School Integration
		Wardlaw-Hartridge School
		Wardlaw-Hartridge School
		Wardlaw-Hartridge School
		Youth Center

	E	Plainfield Area Survey
		Plainfield Armory
		Board of Education
		Board of Education
		Board of Education
		Board of Education
		City Departments: Board of Health, Budget and Ratables
		City Departments: Civil Defense, Clean City System, Comprehensive Employment and Training Administration, Crime Prevention Advisory Committee, Criminal Justice Planning Agency, Cultural and Heritage Committee, Division of Inspection, Division of Housing Preservation, Dept. of Public Works, Division of Code Enforcement, Economic Development Commission, Employees, Energy conservation, Fire Prevention Bureau, Engineering Office
		City Departments: Flood Plans, Health Advisory Committee, Health Division, Housing Authority, Historic Review Committee, Human Relations Committee
		Civil Air Patrol
		Consolidation of Police and Fire Services
		Plainfield Council
		Plainfield Council
		Plainfield Crime Prevention Unit
		Plainfield Education Association
		Plainfield Educational Excellence Committee
		Plainfield Fire Department
		Plainfield Foundation
		Plainfield Library
		Plainfield Library
		Plainfield Rescue Squad
		Plainfield Sanitary Code

	F	Genealogy
		Apgar, George H. and Mrs.
		Armold, Vanderbilt
		Banks, William T.
		Bennett, Earl
		Benny, Jack
		Boettger, Mrs. Jane
		Blatz, Frank H. and Mrs. Grace W.
		Boice, Miss Helen Rae
		Bourke-White, Margaret
		Brooks, Maria
		Brooks, Scott
		Brothers, Jan W.
		Brower, George
		Brown, Ben
		Brown, Beverly
		Brown, Bill
		Brown, Chester
		Brown, Darrow
		Brown, David
		Brown, David
		Brown, David
		Brown, David R.
		Brown, David G.
		Brown, Debra Anne
		Brown, Frankie
		Bueschel, Reinhold C.
		Chevrolet, Louis
		Chitty, Elizabeth
		Clarkson, Robert G.
		Coddington, Mrs. Marie
		Collier, Paul Revere
		Conover, Ella Mae
		Cooper, John L., Sr.
		Coyle, Brain P.
		Christensen, George and Mrs.
		Davidson, Samuel
		Deady, Catherine D.
		De Nise, Douglas F.
		De Nise Alfred S. and Mrs. Altha
		DeWhymbs, Miss Martha
		Diana, Mrs. Frank
		Drake, Henry B. and wife
		Eber, Manuel (stores)
		Elson, Dr. Henry W.
		Farley, George M. and Mrs.
		Feiring, George A.
		Field, Miss Florence
		Froehlich, Ralph G.
		Gavett, Mrs. Robert M. (Ida)
		Gilbreth, Dr. Lillian M.
		Gill, Dr. Ross M.
		Gilpin, Wilmer and Family
		Hand, Ernest J. and Mrs.
		Hopkins, Judge Carroll W.
		Kinney, Robert
		Lawrence, Dorothea Dix
		Lie, Trygve
		Loizeaux, Dr. Edward C.
		Lounsbury, Robert H.
		Lounsbury, Jesse H. and Mrs.
		Lopresti, John, Sr. and Mrs.
		Lord, Thorn
		Lowry, Miss Edith E.
		Lynch, Warren J.
		Newcorn, Judge William N. and Mrs.
		Riley, Sibble
		Rowe, Howard V. and Mrs.
		Scott, Joseph W.
		Stampley, Robert M. Lt. and Mrs.
		Swain, Walter P., Jr. and Mrs.
		Taub, Harry and Mrs.
		Taub, Robert
		Tompkins, Allen D.
		Vail, Edward
		Vail, Lynn
		Vail, Macky
		Vail, Susan D.
		Waechter, Otto H. and Mrs.
		Webster, Mrs. Geraldine S.
		Wooden, Peter
		Yannotta, Emilio
		Zerega, John Philips and Mrs.
		Zaremba, John E., Sr.
		Hetfield, George F.
		Loizeaux, Charles E.
		Linbarger, Harvey R.
		Pearson, S.K.
		Madden, Gail
		Merritt, George, Jr.
		Rushmore, Samuel W.
		Stewart, Percy H.
		Stout, Chauncy F.
		Thomas, Col. Shipley
		Whitehead, Charles

	G	Plainfield City Departments: Administration, Anti-Litter Committee, Arts Council, Auxiliary Police, Beautification Commission, Board of Adjustment, Board of Elections, Board of Taxation
		Plainfield Action Services
		Plainfield City Departments: Building Code, Business Administration, Charter, Citizens Advisory Committee, City Administrator
		Plainfield City Hall
		Plainfield Joint Meeting
		Plainfield Joint Trunk Sewer and Disposal Works
		Plainfield City Departments: Population, Public Service Officers, Public Affairs and Safety Dept., Public Works and Urban Development Dept., Recreation Commission, Relocation Office, Recycling Commission, Sewers, Shade Tree Committee, Traffic and Parking Commission, Urban Rodent and Insect Control Program, War Memorials, Waste Disposal, Welfare Division, Youth Guidance Council, Youth Activities Commission, and Zoning
		Plainfield War Memorial
		Plainfield-Union Water Co.
		Plainfield City Departments: 1985 (Historic Rev. Comm., Landmarks Comm., Jail, Department of Public Works, Health Department, Culture and Heritage Comm., City Hall, Economic Development Corp., Employees, Fire, Library, Arts and Culture Task Force, Municipal Court, Bod. And Ratables, Action Services, Board of Adjustment, Division of Housing Preservation, Housing Authority)
		Plainfield City Departments: 1986 (Action Services, Arts and Cultural Task Force, Board of Adjustment, Budget and Ratables, Charter, City Hall, Code Enforcement Division, Court, Cultural Heritage Commission)
		Plainfield City Departments: 1986 (Department of Public Works, Division of Housing Preservation, Division of Property Inspections, Historic Rev. Comm., Economic Development Corp., Employees, Division of Housing and Community Development, Fire, Jail, Library)
		Plainfield City Departments: Jail; Juvenile Bureau, Court, and Detention Center; Juvenile Conference Commission; Mayor’s Task Force on Youth; Municipal Court; Mayor’s Business Development Commission; Neighborhood Development Program; Parks and Playgrounds; Planning Board; Planning Division
		Traffic Engineering

	H	Deborah Hospital
		Muhlenberg Hospital
		Muhlenberg Hospital
		Muhlenberg Hospital
		Muhlenberg Hospital, Nurses’ Residence
		Muhlenberg Hospital, School of Nursing
		Muhlenberg Hospital, Woman’s Auxiliary
		Pilgrim Medical Group
		State Aid to Plainfield
		Senior Citizens
		Women’s Liberation Movement
		Union County
		Chautauqua Circuit
		Stage Props
		Star Trek
		Planet Photon
		Taxi Cabs
		Goats and Goat’s Milk

	I	About Plainfield
		Anniversaries
		Blizzard of 1888
		Decathlon
		Gavett Place
		History
		History
		History
		History
		Plainfield Riots
		Plainfield Riots
		Plane Crash
		Railroad Stations
		State Songs
		Terrill Road
		Tornados
		Watchung Avenue
		Watchung Avenue and E. 2nd St.
		Watchung Avenue and 4th Sts.
		Watchung Avenue and Front St.
		Wetumpka Falls and Dam
		World War II

	J	Brotherhood of Jesus
		Congregational Church
		Crescent Ave. Presbyterian Church
		First Church of Christ, Scientist
		First-Park Baptist Church
		First Unitarian Society
		First United Methodist Church
		First United Methodist Church
		First United Methodist Church, Scotch Plains
		Friends Meeting House
		Gethsemane Lutheran Church
		Grace Episcopal Church
		Grant Avenue Presbyterian Church
		Holy Cross Episcopal Church
		Hydewood Park Baptist Church
		Messiah Lutheran Church
		Plainfield Ministerial Fellowship Demonstrations
		Mount Olive Church
		Netherwood Reformed Church
		Brent, Rev. A. Ross and Mrs.
		Seventh Day Baptists
		Shiloh Baptist
		St. Bernard’s Church and School
		St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
		St. Mary’s Church and School
		St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
		Temple Sholom
		Trinity Reformed Church
		United Presbyterian Church
		Council of Churchwomen of the Plainfield Area

INVENTORY- Ephemera Files

Folder	Title	Date
1	Organizations, 200 Club	1976, 1986
2	Organizations, A.M. Runyon and Sons Funeral Home	1960
3	Organizations, Camp Lion	1928, 1941
4	Organizations, Cenlar Capital Corporation	Undated
5	Organizations, City Federal Savings & Loan Association	1970
6	Organizations, Downtown Development Corp.	Undated
7	Organizations, Drake House	1971
8	Organizations, Elks Lodge	1945, 1953
9	Organizations, Freemasons, Jerusalem Lodge No. 26	1967
10	Organizations, Kiwanis Club of Plainfield	1964
11	Organizations, Junior League of Plainfield	1954
12	Organizations, Lions Club	1953-1954, 1965
13	Organizations, Mack Trucks, Inc.	1962, 1983
14	Organizations, National State Bank	1957, 1966
15	Organizations, Plainfield Gesang-und Turn-Verein	Undated
16	Organizations, Plainfield Junior Chamber of Commerce	1971
17	Organizations, Plainfield Armory	1930
18	Organizations, Plainfield Bar Association	1939
19	Organizations, Plainfield Building and Loan Association	1934
20	Organizations, Plainfield Country Club	Undated
21	Organizations, Rotary Club	1960, 1971
22	Organizations, Steinbach’s Department Store	Undated
23	Organizations, United Plainfield Housing Corporation	1971
24	Organizations, Villa Maria Convalescent Home	1941
25	Organizations, Wigton-Abbott Corporation	1962
26	Organizations, Wood Industries	1965
27	Organizations, YMCA	1917, undated
28	People, Bennett, Earl S.	1972
29	People, Boettger, Jane Danald	Undated
30	People, Bourke-White, Margaret	Undated
31	People, Bueschel, Reinhold C.	1962
32	People, Chevrolet, Louis	1956, undated
33	People, Collier, Paul Revere	1939
34	People, Diano, Marie Concetta Micco	Undated
35	People, Elson, Henry W.	1937-1938, 1953
36	People, Lawrence, Dorothea Dix	1933-1940, 1980
37	People, Hetfield, George F.	1967
38	People, Linbarger, Harvey R.	1934-1954, with gaps
39	People, Loizeau, Charles, E.	1932, undated
40	People, Lounsbury, Robert H.	1966
41	People, Lord, Thorn	1960
42	People, Lowry, Edith E.	Undated
43	People, Merritt, George Jr.	1980-1983
44	People, Pearson, Samuel K.	1955
45	People, Rowe, Howard V.	1949
46	People, Rushmore, Samuel W.	1937, undated
47	People, Shipley, Thomas, Col.	1975, undated
48	People, Stewart, Percy H.	1931
49	People, Stout, Chauncy F.	1949-1972
50	People, Tompkins, Allen D.	1950
51	People, Vail, Susan D.	Undated
52	People, Misc.	1969, 1973
53	Schools, Katharine Gibbs School	1987
54	Schools, King’s Daughters Day Nursery	1980
55	Schools, Plainfield High Schoool	1970-1971
56	Schools, Plainfield Seminary	1917-1918
57	Schools, Wardlaw-Hartridge	1983
58	Schools, Educational Excellence Committee	1982-1983
59	Schools, School Integration	1961-1973
60	Transportation, Port Authority of NY/NJ	1954-1961
61	Transportation, Port Authority of NY/NJ	1966-1984
62	Transportation, Taxi Cabs	1958

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