Sermons to Graduates at Ocean Grove and Neptune High
The First M Z Church in town hosted a baccalaureate service for Park High School graduates with Rev Eli Gifford delivering the sermon on Environment and humanity. At St Pauls M EB Church Ocean Grove Bishop J N Fitzgerald preached to Neptune township graduates, urging monuments be built by deeds, citing Lincoln and Edison as examples and stressing duties to others.
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M.Z
St. Paul’s M. EB
Ocean Grove
Park High School
Corps of Teachers
Board of Education
Eli Gifford
Bruce
Keator
Gifford
St. Paul’s
M. EB
J. N. Fitzgerald
Absalom
Church Service Features Elaborate Decor and Music
The church was packed as Rev. Dr. J. H. Aldsy of Ocean Grove offered prayer and Rev. J. G. Reed, the pastor, read scripture lessons. Elaborate services included festive decorations, special music from an enlarged choir and the high school orchestra.
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J. H. Aldsy
Ocean Grove
J. G. “Reed
Commencement program at Asbury Park High School tonight
The Asbury Park high school commencement is set for this evening at 8 in the assembly room with orchestral overtures prayers choruses and addresses. James H. Canfield of Columbia University will deliver the commencement address and Miss Maud Marren will give the class address. Graduates include Lela Ackerman Mabel Brazer Minnie Eckert and others from Point Pleasant Belmar Lake Como and nearby towns. Grammar school exercises were held Thursday June 14 at 2 30 with an overture cantata and diplomas presented by David Harvey Jr.
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Asbury Park High School
Mountain Echoes
Glee Club
James H. Canfield
L.L. D
Columbia University
New York
J. M. Ralston
M. A
Lela Ackerman
Mabel Brazer
Minnie Eckert
Point Pleasant
Ainslee Everett
Belmar
Etta Einstein
Nellie Green
Alma Hubbard
George Hunt
Jessie Justice
Howard Kroehl
Maud Marren
Bessie Oves
Ethel Parker
Alice Reeves
Lake Como
Loreine Taylor
Arthur Smock
Peggy
Mary K. Dallas
David Harvey, Jr
Neptune Township High School Graduation List
The graduating class includes regular course students Maude Adele Clayton, Madge MacDonald Conover, Agnes Hurd Russell, Sara Ida Harrig, Andrew H. Richardson, Kathryn Watson, Marlon P. Tyler, and commercial department members George Crowell, Rogers, John H. Flanagan, Fletcher P. Havens, George Edward Rees, Valcendra Richardson, Bertha Gifford, Matthaeus B. Slocum, Jewell Van Dyke, L. Harry Reeves, Nellie Louise Berohard, John Q. Crawford, Nellie Gertrude Hendricks, Anna Blanche Voorhees. Additional names appear in the grammar list including Charles Ro land Beegle, Marguerite H. Brown, Edith C. Condit, Florence J. Dorsett, Leon Fowler, Hazel Emmons, Clyde Gray, Edith Hagerman, Harold Johnson, Charles B. Miller, Dora M. Lane, Grace E. Drew, Ethel Evelyn Liddle, Alonzo Stewart, Sara J. Golembok, Winfield H. Stephens, Georgina Woodward, Ednn P. Woolley, Annie F. Whitlock, Mary E. Wright, Charles J. Sexton, William Rushton, Henrietta B. Patrick, Paul G. Pray er, Joseph Pryott, Ruth E. Miller, Mary J. Megill.
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Neptune Township High School
Maude Adele Clayton
Madge MacDonald Conover
Agnes Hurd Russell
Sara Ida Harrig
Andrew H. Richardson
Kathryn Watson
Marlon P. Tylor
George Crowell
Rogers
John H. Flanagan
Fletcher P. Havens
George Edward Rees
Valcendra Richardson
Bertha Gifford
Matthaeus B. Slocum
Jewell van Dyke
L. Harry Reeves
Nellie Louise Berohard
Winfield H. Stephens
Georgina Woodward
Ednn P. Woolley
Annie F. Whitlock
Mary E. Wright
Charles J. Sexton
William ©. Rushton
Henrietta B. Patrick
Paul G. Prayer
Joseph §. Pryott
Ruth E. Miller
Mary J. Megill
Asbury Park Grammar School Graduates
The graduates of Asbury Park grammar school are listed including Mabel Burt Ida Brant Ethel Bates Herman Berlager Bertie Beecroft Stanley Byram Gertrude Cobb Sadie Clayton Carabel Cole Ora Conklin Edmund Coyte Ardelian Duffield Elliott Gifford Bradie Goldstein Elnora Hulling Roy Havens Harold Hoffman Samuel Hamp den Oliver Humes George Kroehl Paul ine Kendall Edith Parsells Walter Josses Ethel MacMullen Ella Mehegan James Pine Beatrice Pike William Ricketts Herbert Smith Arthur Smock Ira Smock Carroll Svog Essie Slocum Irma Stein bach Florence Stout Joseph Turner Nellie Treat Ella VanAken Lulu Weat Robert Wilson
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Asbury Park Grammar School
Mabel Burt
Ida Brant
Ethel Bates
Herman Berlager
Bertie Beecroft
Stanley Byram
Gertrude Cobb
Sadie Clayton
Carabel Cole
Ora Conklin
Edmund Coyte
Ardelian Duffield
Elliott Gifford
Bradie Goldstein
Elnora Hulling
Roy Havens
Harold Hoffman
Samuel Hampden
Oliver Humes
George Kroehl
Pauline Kendall
Edith Parsells
Walter Josses
Ethel MacMullen
Ella Mehegan
James Pine
Beatrice Pike
William Ricketts
Herbert Smith
Arthur Smock
Ira Smock
Carroll Svog
Essie Slocum
Irma Steinbach
Florence Stout
Joseph Turner
Nellie Treat
Ella VanAken
Lulu Weat
Robert Wilson
Drowned Youth Frank Woolley of Red Bank
Frank Woolley aged twenty three son of Justice Edmond T. Woolley was drowned while canoeing with Richard Applegate near Newman Springs on the Shrewsbury river. The canoe capsized and Woolley could not swim, sinking quickly. Applegate reached shore safely but exhausted. The body was recovered about thirty minutes after the accident.
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Frank Woolley
Edmond T. Woolley
Newman Springs
Richard Applegate
Woolley
Shrewsbury
Applegate
Drowned Youth in Cheesequakes Creek Near Matawad
George Geyer eighteen son of farmer G J Geyer of Matawad drowned Monday afternoon while bathing in Cheesequakes creek. Several youths were present as his cries for help went unheard companions tried to aid him but were unsuccessful. The body was recovered.
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George Geyer
G. J. Geyer
Matawad
Cheesequakes Creek
Geyer
Congressman Daly to Lead New Jersey Delegation
Representative William D. Daly will be the chairman of the New Jersey delegation to the Kansas City convention. Collector Robert Davis, head of Hudson county denapetmay, was invited to be chairman but Daly was selected.
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William D. Daly
New Jersey
Kansas City
Robert Davis
Hudson County
Eave Ma
Bit
Daly
Township Lighting and Public Works Sparks in Neptune Township
Neptune Township moves to install 23 new arc lamps with Atlantic Coast Electric Light Company at 80 dollars per lamp yearly, add lights to Ocean Grove and Bradley Beach petitioners seek to block removal of a light, and a public meeting will gauge Ocean Grove opinion on wagon bells. Other items note a dog control dispute, sprinkled streets, Sunday store closures discussed, and the township clerk’s $250 stipend.
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West Park
Atlantic Coast Electric Light Company
Neptune Township
Tampa
Ocean Grove
Bradley ‘Beach
William Giffard
Bradley Beach
Patterson
Joseph Lewis
Asa Oble
Animala
Chapman
James A. Wyckoff
Corlles Avenue
Springwood Avenue
Fierce Storm Causes Wide Ocean Grove Damage
A severe electrical storm in Ocean Grove wrecked areas around 107 Clark Avenue Sydney Kerr's house was struck by lightning yet undamaged beyond a jar. Brown building at Mattison Cookman and Emory flooded. bulkhead undermined near Deal Lake toppled trolley pole. Long Branch trolleys stalled. wires down. Streets flooded, gutters washed, Bangs avenue road bed eroded, gardens damaged.
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Steinbach
Sydney Kerr
Clark Avenue
Ocean Grove
Brown
Mattison and
Cookman Avenues
Emory Street
Upatgira
Deal Lake
Long Branch
Deal
Kingsley Street
Lake Avenue
Bangs Avenue
West Park
Fire alarm boxes to be placed at listed intersections
The Fire and Water Committee and Fire Chief Scott approve installation of six new fire alarm boxes. Stations will be at 17 Bangea and Bond, 19 Cookman and Martin, 28 Cookman and Bangs, 6 Second and Main, 87 Munroe and Main, 44 Second and Grand, 46 Asbury and Emory, 61 Sewall and Heck, 65 Asbury and Kiogeley, 68 Fourth and Bond, 4 Fourth and Grand, 12 Second and Bergh, 18 Fourth and Klagsity, 82 Sixth and Grand, 84 Seventh and Bond, 91 Seventh and Webb, and 98 Sunset and Webb.
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Fire and Water Committee of
Common Counc
Scott
Bangea
Bond
Cookman
Matin
Bangs
Second
Main
Munroe
Grand
Asbury
Emory
Sewall and
Heck
Kiogeley
Bergh
Klagsity
Webb
Sunset and
Memorial Service Held by Local Odd Fellows
Memorial services were held Sunday afternoon by the Odd Fellows in Neptune Lodge hall. Rev. M. L. Ferrie led a roll call of long-time members and paid tribute to those who have passed away. Rev. Jheeph H. Shaw of Long Branch gave the memorial address, with prayers by Rev. William G. Moyer of West Grove and presiding by Rev. William Margerum of Ocean Grove.
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Odd Fellows
Neptune Lodge
M. L. Ferrie
Jheeph H. Shaw
Long Branch
William G. Moyer
West Grove
William Margerum
Ocean Grove
Zulick's Hard Luck and the United Verdemide Mine Tale
Ex governor Meyer Zulick recalls passing up a ten thousand dollar offer to join a rich gold and copper mine venture in 1885. The United Verdemide mine later favored Senator Clark, yielding vast riches. Officials discuss shallow workings at 500 feet with future plans to deepen and expand, potentially employing tens of thousands.
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Meyer Zulick
Avon
Senator Clark
Montana
Arizona
Zulick
Capitol
Fred. J. Tritle
Zule
Tritle
Zack
United Verdemide
New York
Clark
Zalick
Bride Haste Delays Wedding At Trinity Church
Walter Fletcher of Hamilton and Ada Truax of West Bangs Avenue planned to wed at Trinity Episcopal Church but Miss Truax was too indisposed for the ceremony. The rector Rev. A J Miller announced a change and the rites were moved to the bride's home with Fletcher, his best man Rutherford Brown, Miller, and others present.
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Ada Truax
Walter Fletcher
Hamilton
Mies
West Bangs Avenue
Trinity Episcopal Church
A. J. Miller
Miss Truax
Rutherford Brown
Mr. Miller
Blind Newsboy of Matawan Earns Community Support
Walter Thompson, a 21 year old blind resident of upper Main street, delivers morning papers across the village and weaves bead crafts at home. Despite his disability he stays informed and self reliant, aided by annual charity balls and plans for a lawn festival to boost his livelihood.
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Tawan
Walter Thompson
Momar
Thompson
Upper Main Street
Ocean Grove Sabbath Debate Endures Amid Trains Issue
Rev Dr A E Ballard, vice president of the Ocean Grove association, defends a longstanding rule barring Sunday train stops within the area and protecting the Sabbath from traffic and intoxicants. He notes discussions of relocating camp meetings to Pitman Grove or a sea coast site to maintain prohibition and recuperation away from distractions. The plan covered Deal Beach to Belmar with railroad agreements and state protection.
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the Groves
A. E. Ballard
Pitman Grove
Asbury Park
Ballard
Camden
Caps May
Ocean Grove
Pennsylvania Railroad
Long Branch
Bradley Beach
Deal Beach
Belmar
The
Newark Evening News
Sea Girt to Host National Guard Camps This July
The Second brigade will camp at Sea Girt starting July 9 in regimental order. The Second regiment based in Trenton will headquarter at Sea Girt and Battery B field artillery will join. The Third regiment from Camden and the Becong troop of Red Bank begin camp on Saturday July 16 for one week. No man will be taken into service who is not enlisted before June.
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National Guard
Sea Girt
Trenton
Gillmore
Field Artillery
Camden
Red Bank
Three Telephone Linemen Injured in Ocean Grove Wagon Crash
Harry Wilson, Walter Applegate and Walter Eberly, employees of the New York and New Jersey Telephone Company, were thrown from a wagon on Main avenue. A broken wheel caused the accident Saturday afternoon. Wilson narrowly escaped serious injury, his clothes torn and body bruised and shaken. Applegate and Eberly suffered scratches.
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Harry Wilson
Walter Applegate
Walter Eberly
New York and New Jersey Telephone Company
Main Avenue
Ocean Grove
Wilson
Johnson says he is not a candidate for governor
Senator William M. Johnson acting New Jersey governor in Europe states he will not seek the Republican nomination next year. He cites only two likely candidates Franklin Murphy of Essex and Mahlon Pitney of Morris, with Murphy seeming to lead.
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William M. Johnson
New Jersey
Voorhees
Europe
Franklin Murphy
Essex County
Mahlon Pitney
Brorris County
Johnson
Murphy
Why not have the daily Journal left at your house each evening
A suggestion to deliver the daily Journal to readers at home every evening. The idea emphasizes convenient access to news, aligning with habits of regular readers who want timely updates without visiting a newsstand.
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Journal
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