Honolulu Pilgrimage Masonic Trip Planned by Mystic Shrine
Dr Samuel Johnson and Thomas J Winckler join 18 Mystic Shrine members in a grand trip to Honolulu to honor an extinct volcano and establish a shrine there. The voyage begins with a southern route via Dallas to San Francisco, then sea return via the northern route through Oregon Washington Montana North Dakota. The 13 000 mile journey ends April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Winckler
Samuel Johnson
Honolulu
Chicago
Havwaiian Telands
Dallas
Tex
San Francisco
Celebrated Nativity of Willard D Rockefeller
Willard D Rockefeller’s birthday was observed at his Grand Avenue home with about fifty guests. Host Mr Rockefeller and his mother Mrs Arabella Rockefeller welcomed attendees as an orchestra played. A cobweb puzzle engaged guests with colored strings and prizes awarded to Miss V Romaine and W H Barnard, and Miss Elizabeth Sill and Elvin Burts for second prizes. A luncheon menu featured a large illuminated cake centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard D. Rockefeller
Grand Avenue
Mr. Rockefeller
Arabella “Rockefeller
Mise V. Romaine
W. H. Barnard
Misa Elizabeth Sill
Elvin Burts
Hong
Boys' Brigade Disbands to Form Baptist Cadets
The Boys' Brigade of the First Baptist Church disbands after limited activity since last September. A new Baptist Cadets organization forms with about twenty members enrolled and officers to be elected. Membership open to male Sunday school members. no initiation fee, five dollar equipment requirement. Charles Baker and Ira White to drill cadets in Central Hall, weather permitting in streets later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Thia City
The
Baptist Cadets
Muat
Charles Baker
Ira White
Central Hall
Home for Aged Knights Planned by New Jersey Knights of Pythias
The Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias in New Jersey approved a committee's favorable report to study a home for aged and infirm Knights. A separate facility for state members is likely within a year, distinct from the Hot Springs national home plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias of
New Jersey
Trenton
Hot Springer
Freehold Couple Wed in Intimate South Street Home Ceremony
Milas Gertrude Havens Truex daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Truex and William Buck junior partner of Denleo Buck of Freehold were married at the bride’s South Street home in a ceremony conducted by Rev Theodore Helalg pastor of the Baptist church. About fifty guests attended with Miss Anna Truex as bridesmaid and Dr Harry W Inging as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milas Gertrude Havens Truex
Charles Truex
William Buck
Denleo
Buck
Freehold
South Street
Theodore Helalg
Baptist Church
Anna Truex
Brige
Harry W. Inging
Local Classified Ads Highlight Rentals and Services
An assortment of notices lists an exhibit at 645 Cookman Avenue from International Correspondence Schools in Scranton and a for rent offer. It promotes a six room house from M. M. Crosbie at 608 Main Street, with immediate possession. Also noted is Dr. George B. Herbert, Dental Surgeon, at AP and O.G. bank building, with office hours 9 am to 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syoarat
Dengan
He International Correspondence Schools
Scranton
Cookman Avenue
Adv
M. M
Crosbie
Main Street
George B. Herbert
Ap, & O. G. Bank
Spring Lake Builds New Hotel at First and Monmouth
A three story brick hotel replacing the Carlton House to be erected at First and Monmouth in Spring Lake. Architect Lavery and Scheetz of Philadelphia prepared plans for owner William Lucas. The 240 room structure features open plumbing gas and electric lighting with a $50 000 estimated cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Monmouth Avenues
Spring Lake
Lavery & Scheetz
Philadelphia
William Lucas
Bequest to Monmouth Memorial Hospital Noted in Will
Under the will of the late E A Hammond a summer resident of Long Branch the Monmouth Memorial Hospital will receive a bequest of 6000 to liquidate the hospital s indebtedness. Mr Hammond s coachman will also reserve a legacy of 5000. The will has not yet been admitted to probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Hammond
Long Branch
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
League members honor president at Ocean Grove gathering
A large group from the First M. E. Church surprised Wesley B. Stout, president of the society, at his Ocean Grove Mt. Tabor Way home last night. Guests brought their entertainment ending with recitations by Mrs. Susan McDevitt and Miss Booth, an instrumental duet by the Misses Polhemus and Dobbins, and a performance by the Asbury Park High School quartet. About forty members attended.
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M. E. Church
Wesley B. Stout
Hig
Mt. Tabor Way
Ocean Grove
Susan McDevitt
Booth
Polhemus
Dobbins
Asbury Park High School
Freeholders to Attend Banquet at Monmouth Boat Club
The Board of Freeholders will be guests of Sheriff Davis at a banquet this afternoon in the Monmouth Boat Club rooms at Red Bank. Freeholders Oliver and Rockefeller are listed as attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Freeholders
Sheriff Davis
Monmouth Boat Club
Red Bank
Oliver
Rockefeller
Embroideries and Invitations Offered at Wanamaker Prices
A fragment lists embroideries from Doob Klauber Co offered at half price in both Steinbach stores and notes wedding invitations engraved at Wanamaker prices. Names and exact details are partial but imply a grand sale of textiles and paper goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doob, Klauber & Co
Steinbach’Co
Wanamaker
Atlantic City Breakwater Project Aims for Ocean Steamship Route
Plans in Atlantic City call for a stone breakwater extending from the pier to provide smooth water landing for steamers from Lewes Delaware and New York bound for Atlantic City. Major Raymond, government engineer, drafted the steps and riparian rights are not expected to be an issue. The route would offer Baltimore and New York travelers a cheaper five hour ocean sail versus rail, boosting coastal travel.
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Atlantic City
Young
Lewes
Del
Capa May
New York
Raymond
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Asbury Park Seeks Funding for McKinley Inauguration Trip
A letter from J Weeiey Cross urges community support for Company EI to represent Asbury Park at the Washington inauguration on March 4. The writer notes volunteers are ready but expenses must be covered by local contributions and asks who will lead the fundraising effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company EI
Asbury Park
McKinley
Washington
J. Weeiey Cross
Rescue workers praised after Bordentown wreck incident
Rev D C Cobb formerly of Asbury Park and J B Nesbitt of Sea Bright aided in rescue operations after a Pennsylvania rail wreck near Bordentown. Engineer Frank Thompson was killed when the Philadelphia express sped to the scene during the summer.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Bordentown
Asbury Park
Nesbitt
Sea Bright
Frank Thompson
Philadelphia Express
Spectacular Rescue Night by Washington Fire Company
Washington fire company stages a dramatic mock rescue of a girl from a burning building. Red fire will be used and the full equipment of the department will be demonstrated in the featured event.
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Washington Fire Company Arts Bansquet
Spring Gowns Displayed at Steinbach Stores
Modish spring gown materials are shown at Steinbach stores for shoppers seeking a profitable hour this week. Ady notes the new spring display offers a great variety of fabrics and designs.
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Steinbach
Preacher Wallace Granted Bail in Embezzlement Case
Rev William H Wallace pastor of Mount Morlab Baptist Church appeared in Magistrate Borden court on embezzlement charges. Bail set at 200 dollars pending Grand Jury action as church members filled the room. Complainant is Jacob Choice with counsel Jackson. Wallace represented by Gue rin.
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William H. Wallace
Mount Morlab Baptisl
Magiatrate- Borden
Wallace
Guerin
Jackson
Jacob Choice
Board of Trustees
Local notes from Ocean Grove and nearby towns
Illness and social news from Ocean Grove area include Rev Eli Gifford remaining ill with grip while Edward Day is listed on the sick list. Amos Lippincott plans to run for re election this spring. Carpenters and Joiners Union plans a ball at Educational Hall tonight. Mr and Mrs A C Twining return tomorrow from the south. R A Tasting returns from Hot Springs. J M Ralston hosts a banquet for out of town guests. Bradley Beach M E Church men to host a church event tonight. Samuel A Reeves rents Mattison avenue store for a cigar business. Oreos basketball vs Seventeenth Separate Company in Central Hall tonight. Washington Engine Company banquet planned for Association Hall at eight after social hour.
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Eli Gifford
Edward Day
Ocean Grove
Cit
Amos Lippincott
Carpenters’ and Joiners’ Union
Educational Hall
A. C. Twining
R. A. Tasting
Hot Springs
Bradley Beach
M. E
Samuel A. Reeves
Mattison Avenue
New York
Lizzie Mactin
Richard Bates
Charles Shunders
Costa
Dodd
First .M.E. Church
Irving Morris
Manasquan
Oreos
Seventeenth
Geparate Company
Flushing
Central Hall
Washington Engine Company
Association Hall
Washington Burlesqued by Westfield Pupils
Lincoln High School pupils staged a cherry tree burlesque portraying George Washington as lying about the famous tree. The comedy led to a three day stocks sentence and a twenty five shilling fine. Public reaction criticized school authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Lincoln High School
Westfield
Washington
Leroy Wins Ice Yacht Pennant in North Shrewsbury
Edward Taber’s Leroy won the second race to clinch the South Shrewsbury pennant on the 15 mile course in 2 minutes 60 seconds, beating Charles P. Irwin’s Georgie by two seconds. Water main burst on Prospect Avenue flooding streets. Mast Jersey Water Co flow cut off, residents on Summerfield Avenue suffered until after eight this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrewsbury
Edward Taber
Leroy
Charles P. Irwin
Georgie
Jersey Water Company
Prospect Avenue
Summerfield Avenue
Adoption Petition for Bertha Grant by Mrs. Emily Stryker
Counselor Harvey filed a petition with the Orphans Court for the adoption of seventeen year old Bertha Grant by Mrs. Emily Stryker of this city. The application is returnable March 14 and was submitted yesterday.
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Orphan's Court
Harvey
Bertha Grant
Emily Stryker
Miss Grant
Stryker
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Ocean Palace
J. J. Parker
Craaude V. Guerin
J. C. Patterson
Ephailip Aronstom
HELBY
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Poa
William Giffard
Main &J
Boney
Monmouth Realty Company
Monmouth
Mattison
Bond
Dr. Johnson
Thomas Winckler
Willard Rockefeller
Boys’ Brigade
Flats
Home For
Buck-Truex
SF Washington S
Graeme
Soubes
Sisienltioe
Uci
Seerele
Spring Lake’s
Carlton
Leaguers
Wesley GB. Stout
Freeholders
New
York
Company H
Cross
D.C. Cobb
Steinbach’'s
J. M. Ralston
Allenhornt Florist
Westfiel High School
Ice Yacht
Mrs.Stryker
Jorma
Bond St
N, J
Medicine
the Journal
M. E. Teitelbaut
P. O
Peter Bath
First Avenue
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