Man Hurt By Flying Plank In Gale Incident
William H. Nesbit of 717 Emory street was badly cut above the left eye when a plank blown from a building struck him near Buf tle’s music store on Main street. He fell to the pavement, received several stitches, and was later taken home after doctors Kinmonth and Shafto treated him.
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William H. Nesbit
Emory Street
Mr. Nesbit
Main. Street
Buftle’ .Music Store
Tle
Kinmonth
Shafto
College Debate Supports Collegiate Education Over Practical Training
The Asbury Park High School debating society held its first afternoon session on the question whether a college education is more desirable than a practical commercial one. Malcolm Severance and Fred Turner argued the affirmative while Clifton Cook and George Delatush spoke for the negative. The jury split four to four, with L. B. Sanders resigning as chairman of the debating society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park High School
Malcolm Severance
Fred
Turner
Clifton Cook
George Delatush
L. B. Sanders
Simonides Court Officers Installed and Ben Hur Tribe Pays Widow
Recently elected officers of Simonides Court Tribe of Ben Hur were installed. Mrs. Jennie Mason received a $900 death benefit from the Tribe of Ben Hur after proof of her husband Alfred Mason's death, noting he had been a member for one year.
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Simonides Court
Ben Hur
Jennie Mason
Alfred Mason
Ocean Grove
Ben Hor
Missionary Dr C H Penn to Speak on Pekin Siege
Rev Dr C H Penn a China missionary will address the First Presbyterian Church on The Siege of Pekin and the trials of missionaries and native Christians during that period. Dr Bale cites securing the speaker for eight o clock with a responsive service titled A Hour With the Patriarch Job and a violin solo by Miss Lance.
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First Presbyterian Church
C.H. Penn
China
Pekin
Fenn
Presbyteriant Board
Bale
Lance
Ocean Grove Fire House Plan Nears Legislation
A bill under consideration in the New Jersey Legislature would authorize the Ocean Grove Fire Commissioners to appropriate funds for building a new fire house. The site is prepared at the corner of Olin Street and Central Avenue awaiting construction.
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New Jersey
Ocean Grove
Olin Street
Central Avenue
Asbury Council backs option on opera house site
At last night's meeting the Asbury Council and Junior Mechanics authorized a five member committee to secure a thirty day option on the opera house site. The group favors council ownership with the first two floors rented and the third floor to be used as a lodge room.
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Asbury Council
Opera House
Tigers Defeat Lions In Ten O Clock Basketball Duel
In a morning game at ten o'clock the Tigera defeated the Lions by 44 to 10. Tigers lineup included Beringer Einstein Goldstein Broadstein and Pal mhateer with Y Daly F Daly Marks Case and Bennett for the Lions. Harvey Wilson served as referee.
Card of Thanks to Simonides and local bodies for payments
The undersigned extends thanks to Simonides Court Tribe of Ben Hur for prompt life insurance payments, and to Neptune Lodge IOOF and Atlantic Encampment for many kindnesses and timely payments due. Ma. Mason, The Journal for local news.
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Simonides
Court
Ben Hur
Neptune Lodge
IO. O. F
Atlantic
Ady
Ma. Mason
Annexation drive proposed for West Park to join Asbury Park
A Wet Park annexation committee is set to prepare a bill to secure state legislation. At Educational Hall officers and residents debated expansion with Dr Henry Mitchell and Postmaster Hubbard among supporters, arguing annexation would boost property values and unify services. A committee of Harvey Mitchell and Guerin will draft the bill if West Park voters approve at a next meeting.
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Asbury Parkers
West Park
Mitchell
Harvey and Guerin
Educational Hall
Board, of Trade
David Harvey, Jr
Henry Mitchell
Counse
Cross
Bard
Bruce 8. Keator
Mr. Guerin
Hubbard
Westsiderd
New York
Harry Joste
Asbury Park
Harvey
Weat Park
Gross
Baltimore
Shark River
Atlantic
Dr. Mitchell
Neptune Township
Joseph Woodruff
Rufus Cook
Keator
Messrs
Harvey, Mitchell and Guerin
Cold weather cancels life-saving exhibition at Asbury pavilion
Reported life-saving display by the Volunteer Corps at the Asbury Avenue pavilion was canceled due to bitter cold. People traveled to the beach hoping to watch but returned disappointed as the event did not proceed.
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Asbury Avenue Pavilion
Goodwill Engine Company Plans Incorporation Meeting
Members of the Goodwill Engine Company of West Park will hold an evening meeting at their headquarters to map steps toward incorporating the company. Stock taking bargains continue to delight shoppers at Steinbach Atores V5.
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Goodwill Engine Company of
West Park
Uess
Steinbach Atores
Colored Man Serves on Monmouth Petit Jury
The January term jury panel includes William B. Scott a trusted messenger at the N and L E R R office in Long Branch. Scott is among the first two colored jurors in Monmouth county, following Whitney Williams of Fair Haven who served last year.
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William B. Scott
Long Branch
Mr. Scott
Monmouth County
Whitney Williams
Fair Haven
Jersey Sunday Schools report shows attendance drop
Executive Committee of the New Jersey Sunday School Association heard E M Fergusson present a year end report showing a decrease in attendance. Treasurer Henry M Dawson cited 1900 receipts of 5426 55 with a 980 87 balance and a 846 68 year start deficit. Miss Joseph L Baldwin reported a successful Asbury Park summer school and 28 institutes in 17 counties with 1500 members. Next state convention planned for Camden in November.
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New ‘Jersey ‘Sunday School Association
Trenton
E. M. Fergusson
Henry M. Dawson
Fergusson
Joseph L. Baldwin
Newark
Asbury ‘Park
Camden
Neptune City Mayoral Candidate John Thomson Leads
Thomsons candidacy for mayor surfaces in Neptune City politics. The item notes community events including revival services at St Pauls M E Church Ocean Grove and a busy schedule of clashes and meetings in nearby towns with multiple speakers and sports events.
Gymnasium Plan for High School Promises Exhibition
Alfred Heydrick former Yale athletics director visited Asbury Park High School to discuss establishing a gymnasium. He will display skills in central Hall in a few days and later perform at a school concert. Heydrick is noted as an expert electric club swinger. Rev. Robert T. Roche rector of St James Episcopal Eatontown died aged 79. He served in the church for fifty years and was active in New Jersey. One of his sons Rev H H P Roche is rector of St James Church Long Branch.
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John ‘Thomson
Neptune City
Washington, N.C
Oakley
Lake Avenue
Ocean Grove
Oreas
Asbury Park
Clarendon Athletic Club
New York
Central Hall
Valient
Spring Lake
St. Paul’s M. E. Church
Harry Shenton
Williamsport
Embury Avenue
Adrian
O. E. Eskew
Jason Layton
Postmaster Hubbard
John Hundley
Camden
Long Branch
James M. Ross
Mount Carmelway
Syracuse
Helen
Syracuse University
Alfred Heydrick
Yale College
Asbury Park High School
Heydrick
Incandescent Gas Lamp Offer and Local Ads
Faraday and Woodsum advertise an incandescent gas lamp complete for seventy five cents at 645 Cookman Avenue. Dr George B Herbert a dental surgeon offers services with office hours 9 am to 6 pm at A P O G bank building. Also listings for immediate possession houses with six rooms on Main Street advertise affordable rents and homes available.
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Faraday & Woodsum
Cookman Avenue
George B. Herbert
Mc Crosbie
Main Street
Flour prices from Noble brands grain sale
The listing shows Great 4x Supreme Flour at 4.69 per barrel and Noble's Best Flour at 3.99 per barrel in half barrel sacks. Noble's Best Flour 24 lb sacks priced at 49 cents and Noble's Star Flour at 4.49 per barrel in half barrel sacks. Star Flour 24 4 lb sacks priced at 59 cents.
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Noble
Canned Goods at Half Price Sale Offers Bargains
Five cases Columbus Brand California White Cherries two for 25 cents two cases Columbus Brand California Peaches five cases California Apricots ten cents per can Bartlett Pears and Best California Seeded Raisins at ten cents per pound. Supreme Catsup Worcestershire Sauce Tomatoes Sugar and more listed. Local sale advertises butter lard soap and household staples at deep discounts.
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Columbus
California
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S. H. ©. Smith
Philip Aronstonm
Instein
Je Asbury Park
M. L. WE Tasting BuilDing
William Giffard
Main
Asbury Park Debating Society
Vasious
the JounNax
Goodwill Company
Petit Jury
Cane Steinbach Company
Jersey
F. D. Gamewell
St. Paul’s Church
John Love
Grand Avenue Reformed Church
Baptist Church
Christ
Bond St
Asbury Park, N. J
J. J. Parker CO
E. Teitelbaus
P. C. Bradley Beach
Peter Bath
First Avenue
Rock Bottom
Porterhouse
McCabe
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