Watch Night Services Mark New Century In Local Churches
Asbury Park and Ocean Grove churches observe watch night with prayers, hymns, and sermons marking the new century. The First Methodist, First Presbyterian, and A M E Bethel outline programs led by pastors such as Rev. Eli Gifford Rev. John Parker and Rev. Dwight E. Marvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
John Wesley
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Eli Gifford
First Methodist Church
First Presbyterian ‘Church
Edwin Waters
John Parker
D. Jones
Dwight E. Marvin
A. Mt. E. Bethel Church
Second Avenue
J.G. Reed
St. Paul's Church
First Baptist Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Grand Avenue
Reformed Church
John Love
West Grove Methodist
J. L. Roe
Westminster Presbyterian Church
State Teachers New Officers Named in New Jersey
Prof Langdon 8 Thompson of Jersey City elected president of the New Jersey State Teachers Association. Other officers include F Robinson of Elizabeth first vice president Susan A Van Schyer Burlington second vice president W C Woolley Trenton secretary Otto H Schutte Newark treasurer W Seymour Twitchell Pater Bon railroad secretary William L Rabort Newark member executive committee Board of Trustees Teachers Retirement Fund Thomas M White Trenton.
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Langdon
8. Thompson
Jersey City
New Jersey State ‘Teachers’ Association
F. Robinson
Elizabeth
Susan A. van Schyer
Burlington
W.C. Woolley
Trenton
Otto H. Schutte
Newark
W. Seymour Twitchell
Pater- Bon
Wiliam L. Rabeort
Board of Trustees
Teachers’ Retirement Fund
Thomas M. White
Trenston
McLaughlis Watson Couple Wed in West Grove Home
Miss Kate BicLaughlin daughter of Mr and Mrs James J McLaughlin of 9 Corlles avenue West Grove and Ellwood Watson of West Grove were married last night at the bride’s parent home by Rev William G Moyer pastor of the West Grove M E Church The couple will live in their new Brad ley Park home at corner Eleventh and Ringe avenues
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate BicLaughlin
James J. McLaughlin
Corlles Avenue
West Grove
Ellwood Watson
William G. Moyer
M.E
Corner Eleventh
Ringe Avenues
Bradley Park
Christmas Cards and Dental Office Ad in One
An advertisement offers copper plate script printing fifty Bristol cards for one dollar and fifty more for sixty cents. Dr. Iret B. Herbert, dental surgeon, invites customers to visit the A P and O G bank building for prints and dental services with office hours listed.
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Iret B. Herbert
Oreos Defeat Iroquois 20 to 6 In Strong Showdown
The Oreos basketball team defeated the Iroquois of New York 20 to 6 Saturday night in an hall game witnessed by about a hundred. Oreos showed teamwork leading to a high score and clean play. Tomorrow they meet the Institute team of Newark.
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Ecora
Oreos
New York
Troquois
Onega
Dudley
Ionane Morrfoldt
Feakines
Siewaed
Applegate
Bitter Ft. de
Crinsky
Bebetibatesw
Walton
Greos
Painter
Irguois
Institute
Newark
A Pretty Home Wedding in Long Branch
Edith House, daughter of Mrs F E House of North Broadway, married Ernest D Tepper of New York in a ceremony at Mrs House's home. Rev Joseph F Shaw officiated at Simpson Memorial M E Church connections. Couple plans a Florida honeymoon after a New York departure at midnight. Tepper serves with Weatleyhouse Company of Pittsburgh.
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Long Branch
F E. House
North Broadway
Edith
Ernest D. Tepper
New York
Great Weatleyhouse Company
Pittsburgh
Joseph F. Shaw
Simpson Memorial M. E
O Rourke 84 Arrested for Illegal Liquor Sale
Daniel O Rourke aged 84 was arrested by Township Officer Ellwood Mooney on a charge of illegally selling liquor on the Ocean township side of Deallake. He faced Magistrate Dodd with a hearing last night and pled guilty. Bail set at 500 dollars with Francie McTague as surety. O Rourke previously faced a similar charge four years ago.
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Daniel O'Rourke
Ellwood Mooney
Ilegally
Ocean Township
Deallake
O'Rourke
Dodd
Francie McTague
Adrian Opens Private Shooting Gallery on Flrat Avenue
Adrian proprietor of the Adri an at Flrat avenue and Emory street has built an eighty foot long private shooting gallery with modern appliances and a removable target arrangement. The gallery will be opened on Wednesday.
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John
Adrian
Adrian, Flrat Avenue
Emory Street
Red Bank Temple of Fashion Ad Highlights Monogrammed Goods
The Red Bank Temple of Fashion advertises trimmed hats and a fine line of monogram stationery at Monogram Stationery. The Journal offers engraving of monograms for 2 50 and savings on stationery per quire. Visit Asbury Park for the finest correspondence paper. Orders can be placed through The Journal with name engraving on cards at one dollar.
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Red Bank Temple of Fashion
Jourrnal
Asbury Park
Patterson Installed Chief Of Ocean Grove Camp
General John C. Patterson is appointed temporary successor to Lewis Rainear as superintendent of the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association. Captain Rabeat’s resignation takes effect today as Patterson remains chief of police in Wardenclyff Long Island and is expected to be retained as superintendent at a future association meeting.
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John C. Patterson
Lewis
Rainear
Ocean Grove
Fire departments hold open house tours and visit Chief Scott
The Monmouth Club Washington Engine Company of Dev ean Grove and others will keep open house tomorrow to receive friends. Neptune and Wesley will tour the fire companies in the morning with hose wagons and members will visit the entertaining units. Chief Martin H. Scott will be honored with a visit to show appreciation for his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Club
Washington Engine’ Company
Offender Derwin Fined for Waiting for a Drink
John Derwin an old offender was jailed after being found drunk in the streets and refused to move on. Magistrate Birden fined him five dollars or ten days in county jail after he admitted waiting for a drink. Park Hall temporary custody noted. George P. Farmer Coal leader dies in Montclair at noon. Hy Bresnahan to sell his carriage tomorrow at Barney Issola's barber shop on South Main Street.
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John Derwin
Val Wickle
Park Hall
Thia
Derwin
Birden
Hy Bresnahan
Barney Issola
South Main Street
Local store notices list products and hours in midweek update
Readable lines announce English mixed pickles 44 gal bottle, Burnham's Clam Bouillon 89 cents, two cans condensed milk pint bottle catsup, and English Plum Puaddi. Assigne’s Store on Main Street near Ocean Palace advertises Wednesday changes and Steinbach Company stores closing every evening except Saturday at 6 PM.
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Burnham’s
Assignes’s
Min ‘Street
Ocean Palace
Weber seeks divorce claiming wife Drusilla depraved
John Weber with counsel Claude V Guerin files for divorce from Drusilla Weber. Chancellor Magle to hear in about eight days. Weber cites past separations after their 1900 marriage and says his wife abandoned him and lived with others. He names Frank Shutta and Isaiah Lave as correspondents in the petition.
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John Weber
Claude V. Guerin
Drusilla
Magle
Weber
Frank Shutta
West Park
Isaiah Lave
Coreapondenta
Thas
Endeavorers hear sermon on liberty and coming battles
Rev Dr Arthur W Spooner of Camden, president of the New Jersey Christian Endeavor Union, reads a circular to state societies. He discusses liberty of person, spiritual liberty as the next battleground, and asks whether the century will bring divine reign or temporal power with apocalyptic imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spagner
State Union
Arthur W., Spooner
Camden
New Jersey Christian Endeavor Union
Christian Endeavor
Sammon
Messiah
Fabiano
Glory
Neptune Township Committee Takes Tax Sale Collection Steps
At a Saturday meeting the Neptune Town ship Committee voted to collect delinquent taxes on properties sold for taxes. Magistrate Dodd holds the delinquent list and is instructed to collect or seize. The committee pledges strict action with no leniency to reduce township taxes.
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Neptune Township Committee
Dodd
Burtis Leases Largo Building In Oakland
John N Burtis has leased the Parker building at 645 Mattison avenue recently bought by Dr Bruce Keator. He will move his plane and undertaking business there for ten years. The first floor will be remodeled to fit Burtis plans with a partition to separate the two trades. The second floor will be used for funeral services and the third floor will be leased.
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John N. Burtis Bas
Parker Building
Mattison Avenue
Bruce 8. Keator
Burtis
Burtle
Plano
Price Reductions on Furs at Red Bank Temple of Fashion
Price reductions announced on scarfs boas and muffs by 10 percent and coats capes collars and children's furs by 20 percent. Large stock to select from at Mrs Weiland Red Bank Temple of Fashion adv.
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Weia
Red Bank Temple of Fashion
Autograph Cards Offered at Copper Plate Printings
The Journal offers to engrave your autograph on copper plate and print fifty feet bristol cards for two dollars. Each additional fifty cards costs sixty cents. Also promoting cheap winter rentals at M. M. Crosbie's houses, 508 Main Street with immediate possession.
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Bristol
Crosbie
Main Street
Adv
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Largo
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