Summer Resorts at Atlantic City Spark Fashion Talk
Reports from Atlantic City describe fashion debates on stockings versus bare legs and the rise of shirt waists for both women and men. Evangelist Rev. Elwood promotes comfortable dress at meetings on the boardwalk with liquor banter and casual attire. Ohio visitors list hotel guests. upcoming Seeteswens tournament schedule and Kebo club events for August and July are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regin
Robert Arr Elwood
Mr. Elwood
Sydney Goodman
Loraine
N. J. Carey
C. Ahren
R. L. Brown
Cincinnati
Warwick
M. L. Jones
E.S. Peck
Cleveland
Craig Hall
George McDowell, Jr
Chalfonte
George Fox
C. L. Ament
Joseph i
Rhinock
Covington
Chetwood
James Burns
Norwalk
Troquois
W. H. ‘Bower
Traymore
D. A. Brown
Ardmore
C. Fay
Rudolf—C. Lefkovits
Strand
J. Duttenhhofer
F. A. Adams
Young’s
Miss Henle
Haddon ‘Hall
Mrs. C. Cappell
Asbury Park Carnival Plans A Midsummer Fete Reimagined
Special correspondence notes Asbury Park officials plan to revamp the midsummer carnival with a combined coronation court ball and queen’s pageant at a leading hotel. A July boat fete near Deal Lake may be added to spread events across the month. The queen will hold court at the Coleman house then move to the amphitheater.
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Commercial Tribune
Asbury Park
N. J
Coleman House
Brunswick
Hotel Lafayette
Asbury Park Carnival Association
Esley Lake
Deal Lake
Ohio visitors noted in Mount Clemens registers
Mount Clemens Maine July reports list Ohio names among hotel and bathhouse guests during holidays. Visitors span Cincinnati Marion Akron Youngstown Columbus and nearby towns with several couples and individuals from Belding Oberlin Steubenville Lima and Fremont among registrants.
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Commercial Tribune
Mount Clemens
Mich
Ohio
Sherman
H. M. Chaffee
Cincinnati
C. W. Dingman
Marion
T. H. Barkdale
Sylvania
J. W. Sturdvant
PF. J. Hein, Youngstown; M. J. Christianson
Akron
Fred Buschmann
B. S. Booth
F. A. Walter
Columbus
Fenton
Fred Lange
Son
Dayton
National
W. ©. Johnston
J. Waterman
Oberlin
M. J. Hasselback
Bellevue
Cass—Theo
Snyder
Steubenville
Wappner
J. M. Hassett
Wastman
R. D. Foos
Wellington
King
Fremont
Moose Wander Through Bar Harbor Resort
Bar Harbor Maine this week drew visitors with moose sightings a buck and a cow swimming from Gouldsboro eight miles away. The pair approached the shoreline at H L Enc eatere then fled into the woods after confusion and a broken net during the escape.
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Pecial Correspondence Commercial Tribune
Bar
Harbor
Gol Maine
Wee Resort
Wal
Ber
Gouldsboro
Meg
H. L. Enceatere
Mr. Y
Ernesto G
Knights of Columbus Outing at Cedar Point Draws Ohio Leaders
The Ohio Knights of Columbus annual gathering at Cedar Point on Lake Erie concluded after a week of social and athletic events. State officers attended the grand ball and a Wednesday boat trip to Canadian waters, with Cincinnati and Dayton guests listed among attendees at the Breakers.
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Knights of Columbus of Ohio
Cedar Point
Norwalk
A. Friedman
Charles M. Horton
Henry Busch
N. Grimm
J. J. Stretsheimer
Miss. Baumgarten
Runyon
Miss Jacobs
L. Moss
A. F. Sommen
A. A. Anderson
H. Arnold
J. W. Coreden
W. B. Campbell
D. F. Stambaugh
W. T. Dailey
James P. Goodnell
Arthur Wratten
M. Clarke
Pitcher
Ethel Johnson
Dayton
John B. Ryan
May Willard
Bens Cain
Flora F. Locke
Edith Shearn
C. H. Boggs
Arthur Co. Schneiderf
Charles Ellis
Anna M. Hickey
Anna EB. Hefferman
M. C. Newton
A. W. Ziegler
M. J. Meyers, Jr., and
J. Fischer
Remarkable Cape May Harbor Fishing Attracts Crowds
In Cape May New Jersey July 9 harbor fishing yields fifty to seventy five weak fish catches. T M Sykes of Philadelphia nets the first sheepshead and tom cod since the season began. Government jetty work raises water depth attracting more species. Hotel Cape May uses an auto bus for guests while The Stockton renovates cafe and music room under a new energetic management.
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Commercial Tribune
Cape May
N. J
T. M. Sykes
Philadelphia
Stockton
Sea Front
Narragansett Pier Opens With Cosmopolitan Summer Crowd
July notices the Narragansett season is starting with cottagers and hotels filling as a large auto tourist influx arrives for the Fourth of July weekend. The Mathewson Hotel offers moonlit ocean views while the Casino hosts its opening dance. Visitors praise the new public dining room and cafe drawing automobilists to the entrance.
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Commercial Tribune
Narragansett Pier
R. L
Narragansett
Mathewson Hotel
Mathewson
Wilson
Ocean Grove Sets Tone for Bible Days With Rules
Ocean Grove New Jersey opens Sunday school Bible days with a strict injunction to discuss only dignified biblical topics. The Ocean Grove association seeks to return to first principles as debates on borough government stirred questions. The children's chorus rehearsal on Tuesday aims for a total of 1 000 voices.
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Commercial Tribune
Ocean Grove
N. J
Ocean City Yacht Club Adds Four Tennis Courts
Ocean City notes the Yacht Club has built four new tennis courts on its grounds and will hold matches weekly as part of its entertainment offerings.
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Erecial Correspondence Commercial Tribune
Ocean City
N. 5
the Yacht Club
Local Tennis and Yacht Events Planned Across the Region
An Aug 16 South Jersey tennis tournament will be held on Harvey Lake courts at Sixth and Assbury for a championship. A July 15–17 racing carnival, tenth annual, will feature top crews from Pennsylvania New York and New Jersey with new racing motor boats and yacht clubs preparing for the event.
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South Jersey
Harvey Lake
Sixth
Asspury, Avenue
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jérsey
Ex Pupils Association Members Seek Xenia Home Change
Three Cincinnatians active in the ex Pupils association of the Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home at Xenia push to reclassify the home from charitable to educational. A petition to a legislative committee is circulating. The association president is Bred of Cincinnati and officers include Wooley and Dean.
City Hall Notes On Public Works And Welfare
The board reviews a claim from the Schacht Manufacturing Co about a horse stepping on a manhole lid near its Spring Grove Ave plant. outcome deferred to the engineer for a report. Repairs by Henkel & Sullivan on Spring Ave toward Hopple St are charged to the contractors after an unfinished road project. the issue referred to the committee of the whole. The Humane Society requests the Mohawk place drinking fountain be restored for public use. referred to Esperhentias Hiller with power to act. Licenses issued for the week include several journeymen and workers listed in the order.
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Schacht Manufacturing Company
Spring Grove Avenue
Board of Public Service
Lynin-Ruperior
Spring Grove
Coon
Spring Avenue
Hopple Street
Henkel & Sullivan
Humane Society
Mohawk Place
Esperhentas Hiller
Scholl
Joseph Taonndatiore
Ken
Harvey Mainken
B. BR
Joseph.Keown
Joseph
Ube
Wilitaza
Wil Hasemeier
Meier
Prominent Irishmen Meeting in Columbus Today
Prominent Irishmen from many parts of the state will gather in Columbus today to discuss a matter of interest to men. Participants include representatives from Dayton Springfield London Zanesville Youngstown Cleveland Middletown and other cities.
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Columbus
Paitta
Dayton
Springfield
London
Clevelada
Middletown
Edo
Columbua
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Atlantic City
Kebo
J. J. Emery
A. Howard Hinkle
Marie Hinkle
Donaaue
Bar Harbor
Lake Erie
Alini
Pois
First Church
Mrs. More
Beverly
Taft
Puplie’ Association
City Hall
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