Sunday Christmas school pageant notices across churches
Church societies stage festive Christmas programs with songs, readings, and gifts. Methodist Presbyterian Reformed Baptist Westminster Evangelical Lutheran Trinity and other churches feature cantatas, pageants, and charity drives with Santa figures, parades, and distributions to children and the needy.
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Santa Clare
Burt
Beulsh Reed
Santa Claus
The
News
the Journal
Christmas Masses at Church of the Holy Spirit
Christmas services at the Church of the Holy Spirit were celebrated by Rev. M. L. Glennon at 10 30 A M. The altar and gallery were decorated and a Weaver organ loaned by R A Tusting enhanced the musical program, earning the organist the choir’s gratitude. New Year’s Eve features a Sunday School program to close the holidays.
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M. L. Glennon
R.A. Tusting
First President Washington biography in Harper’s January number
The January Harper’s prints the first part of a Washington biography by Prof. Woodrow Wilson of Princeton. It uses portraits and Howard Pyle drawings to explore colonial Virginia at Washington’s birth with a vivid narrative and Thackeray like stylistic charm.
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Harper's
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Howard Pyle
Virginia
Wilson
Thackeray
Licenses Revoked for Long Branch Disturbances
The court fined John Daly and Robert J. Slater for keeping disorderly houses in Long Branch. Several licenses were revoked for Sunday selling offenses, including Berthold Sussman and many others, with Henry Hertz and others awaiting sentencing. New ventures include Redway Manufacturing Company of Asbury Park and Coast Water and Sewer Company to build bicycle parts and local systems with capital stock around 200000.
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John Daly
Robert J. Slater
Long Branch
Canke
Berthold Sussman
Dotiny K. Brown
van Doren
Dobbins
Martin Rafferty
Anthony
Pasco
Kinney
John MacCarthy
Mrs. Griser
Patrick Ho Enger O
Smiley
Joseph Manning
McCarron
Kaneavis
Yenrad Mexander
Kelly and Johnson Place
Worry Cooper
Berthold Suestian
Ion Saltini
Henry Hertz
Aatrien
Brown
Freehold
Tate
Redway Manufacturing Company
Asbury Park Corporation
George M. Redway
Asbury Park
Tsaine W. Parmentier
Delavan C. Smith
Watkin M. Griffith
Josph J McCann
New York City
Coast Water and Sewer Company
Ce Construct
Attached the Wrong Bicycle Case Before Justice Borden
Bert Guird sues for return of his bicycle claiming Ey Uy Wright the auctioneer holds it in his storage warehouse west of the railroad. The case arose after Gilard’s bicycle died before their store and Wright’s denial led to a verdict for Giirthard. Wright filed one appeal bond and will take the matter to court.
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Bert Guird
Tifford Bros
Justice Borden
Ey Uy Wright
Wright
Mathews
Akros
Ginard
Githird
Min Wright
Borden
Giithard
A Blaze Among Perfumes On Mattison Avenue
A lantern decoration at Mattison Avenue Pharmacy caught fire last Saturday night. The flame spread to perfume decorations before staff, including Prescription Clerk Wilcox and Dr. J Davison, used siphon seltzer to extinguish it. The blaze was stopped within a minute but ruined the decoration. Wilcox placed extra siphons around the store for emergencies.
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Mattison Avenue
Pyramid of Choice
Wilcox
J. Davison
Fooling With the Fire Alarm at West End Hotel
A false alarm from box 55 near the West End Hotel last night caused a prompt firefighting response. No fire was found. glass in the box was broken. The incident likely cost the town at least 25 dollars. If the prankster is caught he will be punished.
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West End Hotel
A Case From Little Italy Keeps Disorderly Booth Under Bail
Georgie Bennett remains held on a charge of keeping a disorderly booth in Little Italy West Park. Six witnesses bound over in 50 dollars each to appear when wanted. Justice Dodd presided over the case.
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Georgie Bennett
Little Italy
West Park
Justice Dodd
New Jersey City Bill Proposes 15 000 Word Municipal Law
A proposed bill by Harvey would allow townships with at least 3 500 residents to form cities by vote. It outlines city organization, elected and appointed officials, and powers to raise taxes for streets policing fire health and schools while prohibiting conflicts of interest.
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Harvey
Covyer Couneiien
Fire Department
Heosh
United States
Poftives
Votmmissioner Hold
Atte
Leity
Bicycle Factory plans advance near Asbury Park
The Manufacturing Committee of the Board of Trade reports strong progress for the bicycle factory project. Astbury Park area supporters push subscriptions and selective advertising to attract visitors once built, with two corporate managers to guide tours of the plant.
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Board of Trade
Astury Park Coun
Bradley Beach
Steiner
Iil
Asbury Bark
Asbury Park
Tix
Allies Robotham Fees and Gordon Charged With Highway Robbery
The report details alleged highway robbery involving Allies Robotham, Chris Fees, and an unnamed Gordon who were arrested Thursday after an incident near Bradley Beach where a gold watch was stolen. The next day Fees returned the watch, while Robotham and Gordon escaped custody but later faced a grand jury hearing.
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Robotham
Chris Fees
Gordon
Thurssday
Mrade
Charles Brower
Hieatlegesiat
Robothin Pos
Gordon Chnockod
Bradley Beach
Fees
Brower
Robothin
Boos
Grand Jury
Real Estate Transfers Highlight Ocean Township Deals
Transfers list numerous properties in Ocean Grove, Deal Beach, Bradley Beach, and Avon. Notable entries include Florence Bradner Heaton selling parcels to Charles H. Crawford for 37 500, Alpha G. Kynett to Elizabeth W. Stilew in Bradley Beach for 1 500, and multiple deeds in Deal Beach with sums like 885 75 and 450 75. Several lots in Ocean Grove Heights and Mt. Prospect Cemetery transfers are noted amid varied owners and lease terms.
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Ashuky
Harriet Co
Mary B. Kress
Richard B. Campbell
Mo Pawley
Florence Bradner Heaton
Charles H. Crawford
Ocean Ghove
Charles C. Price
Jennie I. Price
Nemtune
Alpha G. Kynett
Elizabth W. Stilew
Bradley Beach
Ohn Fleming
John J. Fleming
John Fleming
Seshon
West Bradley Beach
Eleanor M. Bell
James K. Scottland Lavon
C. Ely
Aaroni Sivek
Mt. Prospect Cemetery
Sarah F. Byrain
V. W. Henderson
Chas, Ween Jr
T. Frank Appleby
Ocean Grove Heights
Ocean Township
Coast Land Co
James FF. Ackerman
Deal Beach
Walter W
Davis
Reba ‘Laudenslager
Frank E. Wright
Nelson Moffat
A. Cotter
Late
Explosion Peaks At Asbury Park Wave Pier Boiler Disaster
A boiler explosion on the wave power pier between Asbury Park and Dernn Grove damaged the building and boardwalk. An observer was struck by timber. the boiler rose about two hundred feet and landed in the sea. Investigators will haul the boiler ashore to determine the cause.
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Borchwalk
Asbury Park
Dernn Grove
Quein Grow
Edward Pridhans
Ahetut
Furnhs
Patterson
Bridham
Samuel
Charles Messe
Ariel Club Reception at Grand Avenue Hotel
Last evening the Ariel Club hosted a reception at the Grand Avenue Hotel for friends. Members include Edith Mitchell Tarvine, Mrs. MooV, Dagens LeRoy, Bertha Martin, Lizzie Sill, Wyckort, Leiter Ang, Desee Minot. Games featured puzzles, center-table photo guessing, dancing, cards, and crokinole with many attendees.
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Grand Avenue Hotel
Ariel Cylers Club
Edith Mitchell
Mise
Romain Secunal
Miss Jones
Roger Mitchell
M. V. Dager
Ariels
Night Windstorm Delights and Deters Christmas Turnout
A brutal post Christmas windstorm struck the area, bringing an hour of gale force gusts and sleet that chilled streets and rattled windows. Fire crews assisted as temperature plunged and power lines remained at risk during the three hour event.
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Lear
No Council Meeting This Week
A local council postpones its session citing scheduling issues. Attendees Mayer Ten Broeik Conti and Conuneian hairkiriide ane Renter were listed, while Kirkbride and Renton attempted to convene at Park Hall but no others appeared. The group left pending bills with the Finance Committee and planned to reconvene next Monday night.
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Merotiyight
Mayer Ten Broeeik
Conuneian
Kirkbride
Renton
Park Hall
Joelook
Zeveminutes
Elso
Winsor
Wirrey
Finance Committee
Cycle Paths Gain Ground Across New York State
The article notes growing support for bicycle paths nationwide with cyclists seeking road improvements by themselves if others hesitate. It mentions a planned route through central New York expected to be finished within a year or two, praising economical construction and broader utility.
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New York
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