Wheelmen Open Social Season in Asbury Park
The Asbury Park Wheelmen held the season kickoff with a decorated hall, music by Underhill's Philadelphia orchestra, and a reception. Guests included Clarence E. Rocker, Ira Stucklin, W. B. Clayton, Jason Laywno, and many others, as members praised the committee for arrangements.
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Asbury Park
Underhill
Orchestra
Philadelphia
Mersia
Hetrick
Anoker
Ralnear
Clarence E. Rocker
Jobn Hubbard
Ira Stucklin
W. B. Clayton
Jason Laywno
Mea
James. D. Carton
John & Adrisa
John & Adrisa, Mr. and Mrs. O. 5, Eskew, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Filtcroft
Edwin B. Reed
George B. Hopper
Harry Duffield
J. Stanley Ferguson
Jesse Minot
Willard Wiseman
L. B. Sanders
Walters
White
J. B. Clary
Bertha
Grace Martino
Blanche Bennett
Edith Mitchell
Lovuise Stiger
Carrie Davis
Mabel Green
Ada King
Ada Vanderveer
Bertha Smith
Ida Wyckoff
Ina Wright
Emma Bye
Carrie Wainwright
Miss Oswald
Mies Hughes
Mira Bulwell
Bill
Asbury Park Board Votes Vaccination Certificate Rule
A special board meeting chaired by President R A Tustley at Monmouth Trust Company drafts a resolution requiring all public school pupils to present a vaccination certificate dated within five years prior to adoption. Dr J F Ackerman introduces the measure amid reports of smallpox cases in New Jersey and nearby states.
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Board of Education
R. A. Tustley
Monmouth Trust Company
J. F. Ackerman
Asbury Park
N.J
New Jersey
Thomas Dodd Health Improves. Return Pending Saturday
Magistrate Dodd reports son Thomas in Liberty New York will return home in West Grove on Saturday after gaining seventeen pounds during his absence. If climate here remains unsuitable he may travel to Pasadena California to live with his aunt.
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Dodd
Thomas
Liberty
N. Y
West Grove
Pasadena
Cal
St Stebbins comes to Educational Hall tomorrow night
Howard Morris presents St Stebbins a homespun New England story by an Asbury Park resident. The show features an eight member metropolitan cast and a noon Grassville Center Cornet Band parade. Popular prices apply.
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Stebbins
New England
Howard Morris
Asbury Park
Morris
Grassville Center
Grenelle Parents Return From Lansing Visit
Rev and Mrs L O Grenelle arrived home from a two months stay with their daughter in Lansing Michigan. L O Grenelle the druggist travelled to Jersey City to meet his parents. The aged couple will reside in a house on Bangs Avenue bought for them by their son.
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L. O. Grenelle
Vielt
Lansing
Mich
Jersey City
Bangs Avenue
Uriah White in coma after brain congestion attack
Uriah White remains unconscious from a brain congestion attack. He has no medicine or food for three days, only a little water. The note asks for printing assistance to aid the newspaper office.
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Uriah White
Atill
Horses killed as train strikes farmer near Avon
Lewis A. Van Hise of West Grove was struck by a Central railroad train while driving across a track near Avon station. The two horses died instantly, and Van Hise was thrown unconscious with severe cuts and bruises. He was taken home for recovery. Dr. Turner Rose attended.
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Lewis A. van Hise
Weat Grove
Central Railroad
Avon Station
West Grove
J.turner Rose
van Hise
Lively Musical Trade Expands Across New Jersey Towns
Fifty instruments sold in three months by Tusting the Mano Man with distribution across New York City Newark Trenton New Brunswick Tom River Helmetta Metuchen Hamburg Freehold Milltown Long Branch Farmingdale Spring Lake Lakewood Manasquan Matawan Baird Piscataway Rockaway Morristown Eatontown Hazlet Keyport Avon Princeton Plainfield Jersey City Asbury Park area Only five sold in Asbury Park Ocean Grove. Tusting plans a main store in a larger city but will keep Asbury Park home.
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Salea
New York City
Newark
Trenton
New Brunswick
Toma River
Helmetta
Metuchen
Hamburg
Suecex County
Freehold
Milltown
Long Branch
Farmingdale
Spring Lake
Lakewood
Manasquan
Matawan
Baird
Placataway
Rockaway
Morris County
Morristown
Eatontown
Hazlet
Keyport
Avon
Princeton
Plainfield
Jersey City
Asbury Park
Tustleg
Ocean Grove
Tuotlég
Thia
Plano
Tusting
Neptune Engine Company Meeting Reports Revenue and Appointments
The Neptune Engine Company held its monthly meeting last night. The fair committee reported net receipts near 1100 and gross receipts of 1950. Appointments were made to the Firemen's Relief Association and a trustee named. A purchase proposal for a race team and engine-house furniture was discussed.
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Neptune Engine Company
Samuel W. Kirkbride
Fred Schuppan
Martin H. Scott
Firemen's Relief Association
Winfield-Scott
Joseph Reynolds
Reynolds
Arms Broken While He Slept in Lambertville
A.M. Stout of Lambertville awoke to severe pain in his right arm yesterday. A doctor found two breaks in the arm and Mr. Stout does not know how the accident happened.
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A.M. Stout
Lambertville
Mr. Stout
Death of E. Fletcher Boring at Ocean Grove
E F Boring aged 66 died at home 162 Mt Tabor Way Ocean Grove after about two weeks illness. He leaves two daughters. Funeral set for Saturday and body to be sent to Camden for interment.
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E. Fletcher Boring
Mt. Tabor Way
Ocean Grove
Boring
Camden
Miss Grenelle Honored Elocutionist Declines New York Offer
Miss Charlotte Grenelle daughter of Druggnet L. O. Grenelle has a strong local reputation as an elocutionist. She recently received a flattering offer for a permanent engagement in a New York theatre but was obliged to decline.
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Charlotte Grenelle
L. O. Grenelle
New York
Successful Church Fair Nets About One Hundred Dollars
The two day fair run by the Ladies' Ald Society of the First Presbyterian Church closed last night with net receipts near $100, funds to be given to the Jonawan.
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Ladies’ Ald Society of
Typhoid Fever Claims Two Ocean Grove Children
A second child of William and Alice Strickland dies at 69 Delaware avenue Ocean Grove. Mabel 12 and Genevieve 5 died this week from typhoid malaria amid four more ill. Dr Beegle hopes to save others as mystery surrounds transmission. Genevieve's funeral was private.
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William
Alice Strickland
Delaware Avenue
Ocean Grove
Mabel
Aince
Genevieve
Beegle
Ployetcian
Ocean Grove Association
Asbury Park Republicans organize leadership slate
The Asbury Park Republican Executive Committee elected William OU Burroughs chairman and William H. Barnard secretary with George F. Kroebl joining the county committee. Treasurer to be chosen later. Neptune Township committee named Magistrate Peter F. Dodd chairman and Frank Bodine secretary. T. Nelson Lillard treasurer and several members named to the county committee.
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Asbury Park
William OU. Burroughs
William H. Barnard
George F. Kroebl
Neptune
Township
Peter F. Dodd
Frank Bodine
T. Nelson Lillaard
Frdehalder Willam
A. Barry
William, O'Brien
Everatt Foster
Secret fraternal meetings scheduled for this evening
Behind the wicket lists several secret societies meeting at 8 o clock in various venues including Pride of Park Council Appleby building and Twin City Council Manning Hall. National Tent Knights of the Maccabees held a meeting last night with Deputy Supreme Commander G H Turpenny visiting. the Maccabees boast 475000 members and $1500000 in surplus capital and offer death illness funeral and accident benefits.
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Pride of Park Council
Daughters of Liberty
Appleby
Twin City Council
Legion of the Red Cross
Manning Hall
Daughters of Red Cross
Mikado
Olive Branch Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Marrow's Hall
West Park
Knights of the Maccabees
G. H. Turpenny
M. L. Ferris
R. Culver
E. H. Saunders
The
Golden Eagles
Liberty Temple
Maccabees
Nutt Sprains Ankle in 15 Foot Fall at Loch Arbour Work
Wellington H. Nutt foreman of Wesley Engine Company and carpenter injured after slipping while working on a building in Loch Arbour. He fell about fifteen feet, transported to his home in Asbury Park and is under medical care.
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Wellington H. Nutt
Wesley Engine Company
Mr. Nutt
Loch Arbour
Asbury Park
Going Home to Spend Christmas
New Jersey senators and congressmen likely will return home on Friday December 21 and stay until January 2. Congress is expected to adjourn for the holiday recess on the 21st and resume session on January 8.
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New Jersey
Congress
Steinbachs for Holiday Goods Ad and Dentist Notice
Holiday goods for all ages offered in wide selection with prices suitable for many. Also notice for Dr. George B. Herbert dental surgeon located in the A P and O G bank building with office hours listed.
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George B. Herbert
A.P
0. G. Bank
Christmas Edition Of The Journal Promises Broad Content
The Asbury Park Christmas Journal edition, twenty eight pages in ten colors, costs one cent and features sermons and essays by Rev. Willard Conger, Rev. Eli Gifford, Rev. Dr. JH White, and others. It includes Christmas stories, ocean grove notes, and a large advertisement section, with a Madonna and Child painting cover. Copies will be sold by local dealers and sent to friends.
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Asbury Park
Danny.Journal
Willard Conger
Eli Gifford
JH. White
F. E. Franklin
Albert G. Bale
Clark Marten
Hancock
Ray
George
Genzmer
T. C.harbaugh
Gilbert “Frederick
D. D
Covenant Baptisl Church
Chicago
J. H. Connolly
F. A. Ober
Elvira F. Froencke
Frank B. Welch
Kenneth Gilmer
Santa Claus
Peter McArthur
Frederick E. Hopking
D.D
Pilgrim Congregational Church
A. E. Ballard
Ocean Grove
Monmouth County
Cookman Avenue
Christmas Journal
Defects in Lunacy Laws Discussed by New Jersey Doctors
A New Brunswick meeting of county medical societies analyzed flaws in New Jersey lunacy laws. Physicians focused on commitment procedures to state asylums and plan to present conclusions to the Legislature for reforms this winter.
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New Jersey
New Brunswick
Military Euchre Benefit At Grand Avenue Hotel
Military euchre was played at the Grand Avenue Hotel for the Long Branch Hospital benefit. Prizes awarded included a vase to Mrs. Boller, a half dozen dollars, a silver spoon, a cut glass bottle to Mr. Horn, and other items to Mr. Birchenrow.
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Grand Avenue
Long Branch Hospital
Boller
Birchenrow
Horn
Reception for Mr and Mrs Lybrand Sill at Grand Avenue Hotel
On Saturday evening December 29 guests of the Grand Avenue Hotel will tender a reception to Mr and Mrs Lybrand Sill. The arrangements are in the hands of Mrs E H Wilcox. Sanford's orchestra will furnish the music.
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Grand Avenue Hotel
Mra
Lybrand Sill
E. H. Wilcox
Sanford
Christmas Gift Delivery Advertisement Note
Christmas gifts purchased now will be reserved for Christmas Eve delivery. Tar Dang Jong Nan will be delivered at your front door every evening for six cents a week.
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Adv
Tum Stempaon Company
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John F. Seger
Twining & VanSant
Marmour& Burton
Mattison Ave
Bond St
Vecomnmer Aran
Wheelmen
Thomas Dodd
St Stebbins
Lewis. A. van Hise
R. A. Tusting
Miss Grenelle
William Strickland
W. H. Nutt
Steinbach's
Tre Sretance Company
K. A
Deal
Asbury Park, N. J
E. Teitelbaus
P.O. Bradley Beach
Peter Bath
First Avenue
Bradley
McCabe
Cf i Oves
Harry A. Borden
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