Boulevard debate set on March 15 in high school challenge
Asbury Park High School Literary and Debating Society challenges Ocean Grove Debating Society to argue against the proposed ocean boulevard bill. Set for Friday March 15 at 3 pm on a venue chosen by the challengers with three judges including from each school and a neutral third chosen by both sides.
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Ocean Boulevard
Asbury Park High School
Ocean Grove High School
Literary and
L. A. Doren
Ocean Grove
Prof. F. Shepherd
Asbury Park School
Asbury Parkers
Tae
Asbury Park
Gewalice
W. W. Conover
Donald Black
Ivin Coffin
Halsey Pohemus
Harold Miller
Rosa Campman
Bishop delays appointment of presiding elder in Bridgeton district
Methodist preachers had named Rev Dr George B Wight from Asbury Park to fill the late Rev Dr J B Graw’s post, but Bishop Mallalieu rejects a rapid appointment. No presiding elder will be named until Camden conference next week, leaving pastors unsettled and seeking guidance for future pastoral appointments.
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Bridgeton
George B. Wight
Asbury Park
J. B Graw
Mallalieu
Graw
Camden
Handley
Asbury Park Ejectment Case: Hawxhurst Defends Property Line
Rev P R Hawxhurst directs counsel Wesley B Stout to contest ejectment by Asbury Park over Lyndhuret property line along the street. Stout argues city lacks legal right to ejectment and Hawxhurst, if building over the line, is justified. City Solicitor Hawktos to defend for the city.
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P. ‘R. Hawxhurst
Wesley B. Stout
Asbury Park
Neptune Township Board Sets Garbage Can Ordinance
The Neptune Township Board of Health met in regular session and instructed the clerk to draft an ordinance requiring residents to place garbage in galvanized cans for public removal at public expense.
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Neptune Township
Board ‘of Health
Park Row man charged with assaulting wife
Fred Taylor of Park Row was arrested on a charge of assault and battery against his wife. Magistrate Dodd set bail at 100 dollars as he awaits action by the grand jury.
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Fred Taylor
Park Row
Dodd
Neptune township Democratic primary names for local offices
In West Grove the Neptune township Democrats held a primary at the Unexcelled engine house with a love feast. Nominations included James L. Thompson for Committeeman and Joseph Harrie for Clerk with Edward Letts as Justice of the Peace and Thomas Huggins as Constable. A committee on vacancies named Willard Hagerman to fill gaps. Thompson was reelected chairman. Paul Burkhart chosen clerk. Republican primary appropriations mostly endorsed, electric lighting at 3500 dollars and garbage reduced to 600.
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Neptune Township
West Grove
James L. Thompson
Joseph Harrie
Eadward Letts
Thomas Huggins
Willard. A. Hagerman
James W. Lawler
Scheme Fails in New Jersey Red Men Meeting
In Trenton at the Great Council of the Improved Order of Red Men, delegates clashed over a constitutional amendment to create a representative council. Proponents wanted each tribe to appoint one representative per 100 members, replacing the current system. Opponents argued small tribes could gain parity with larger ones, and the proposal was defeated by about two thirds voting against.
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Great Council
Great Council of Improved Order of Red Men of
New Jersey
Trenton
Tte
Marlborough Hotel Tally-Ho Euchre Winners at Spring Lake
Twelve guests from Marl borough Hotel drove by tally-ho to Spring Lake for a military euchre at Educational Hall to aid the library fund. Twenty tables were in play with Asbury Park entrants winning several prizes including a whisk broom, hat brush, china candies, and an ornament tray. Mr and Mrs Newman of Spring Lake took the remaining prizes as dancing followed into the night.
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Marlborough Hotel
Tally-Ho
Spring Lake
Library Fund
Asbury Parkers
Mr. Anos
Miss Todd
Vendome Stay Decision by Palen on Damaged Hotel
E D Palen owner of the destroyed Vendome Hotel refuses to remove the structure, arguing its presence as is maintains two customer classes. City authorities compel removal. offers for the property exist but prices remain too high to move forward.
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E. D. Palen
Vendome
Presartt
Alligator souvenirs brought home from Florida trip
Mr and Mrs Thomas Donham of Ocean Grove returned from a southern trip to Florida where they visited many points of interest. Donham brought home baby alligators with the intent to domesticate them.
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Thomas Donham
Ocean Grove
Florida
Tampa
Donham
Private phonograph concerts offered for home parties
Advert advertises private phonograph concerts for parties and home amusement. Jay Bennit promotes an evening’s entertainment for one dollar by Dr. George B Hervert dental surgeon at A P O G bank building. Office hours from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Ges administered sidv3-5-1
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Jay Bennit
George B.hervert
Hotré
Bradley Beach Republicans nominate slate for town offices
In Bradley Beach last night the Republican ticket named William Larra bee for mayor Henry Stewart E in Smith B F Herbert for council seats Charles Wilkins for commissioner of appeal and Samuel Layton for justice of the peace Harry Pratt and William McDonald failed to win council nominations with Pratt at 81 votes and McDonald 21 The Citizens ticket had no opposition Albert T Rodgers was listed as mayor Edward Lambert Rev Henry J Hayter Burdette Poland for council and William Furlong for commissioner of appeal Poland provided rides on a new runabout to supporters amid a wager question while residents lament Peter’s expense and political costs.
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Bradley Beach
William Larrabee
Henry Stewart
E. In Smith
B. F. Herbert
Charles Wilkins
Samuel Layton
Harry Pratt
William McDonald
Pratt
McDonald
Citizens
Albert T. Rodgers
E. C. Benner
Edward _Lambert
Henry J. Hayter
Counscilmen
Burdette Poland
William Furlong
Poland
Peter
Supreme Court appeal to set aside Meeker anti spring election law
Governor Voorhees signs the Meeker anti spring election law and an appeal will be made to the Supreme Court to set it aside. Able counsel will be secured and paid for by popular subscription. The Newark Daily Advertiser has undertaken this task.
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Supreme Court
Voorhees
Newark Daily Advertiser
Elopement Wedding Of Laura Clayton And Llewellyn Hetrick
Miss Laura E Clayton of Ocean Grove and Dr Llewellyn Hetrick of Asbury Park wed at the Little Church Around the Corner after a secret elopement on a Saturday in February The bride valued love over wealth and fame while the groom an Asbury Park physician graduated from Hahnemann Medical College Their parents forgave the union after a brief conference in Philadelphia
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Laura E. Clayton
Ocean Grove
Llewellyn Hetrick
Asbury Park
Llewelyn Hetrick
Mra. C. C. Clayton
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Jersey
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Atlantic
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Hetrick
Reading
J. A. Hetrick
Hahnemann Medical College
Philadelphia
Preachers Anniversary Observed At Rev Edwin Waters Home
Friends gathered at 618 Sewell avenue to celebrate Rev Edwin Waters seventy seventh birthday anniversary. A jardiniere and fern were presented by Rev Eli Gifford. Remarks were offered by several church members and clergy. Refreshments and songs followed with prayer by Presiding Elder Roe.
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Sewell Avenue
Eli Gifford
Reva. Gifford
A. E. Ballard
William Margerum
Watera
Roe
Lowan
Miss Waters
Laura Lowan
J. L. Roe
Margerum
George W. Treat
James Sexton
Frank Sooy
Rogers
Holmes
Wilberham
Want Pastor Hancock's Return
West Park M. E. Church congregations urge Rev. G. E. Hancock to return for another year. His pastorate is described as encouraging with broad success, benevolent offerings surpassing last year, and $000 paid on floating indebtedness. Thirty-one new members joined during the conference year.
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West Park
M. E. Church
G. E. Hancock
Stockmen fail to find trotter in Philadelphia sale
David Havens Edward Brower and Michiel Sexton returned home after a fruitless search for a trotter to beat Sexton's Morrison. Havens was the intending purchaser and the trio spent nearly two days among the sale stables. Fast stock was rated a little too high. Also notice: Wanted, competent woman for general housework apply 505 Fourth avenue Ady.
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David Havens
Edward Brower
Michiel Sexton
Philadelphia
Sexton
Morrison
Havens
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