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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1908
Page
7
Asbury Park and nearby resorts report peak summer crowds as bathhouses run at capacity and boardwalk activity surges. Despite heavy surf causing several injuries and a fatality, overall mood remains buoyant with concerts and entertainments planned for the week. Names of visitors and local guests fill hotel lists as tourists enjoy sun and sea along the Jersey coast.
A Chicago girl writes of how Health and Income articles on Grape-Nuts report health boosts for workers. She credits the cereal with stabilizing her nerves and restoring strength, enabling her to regain work and income after illness.
The program includes two days of Woman's Home Missionary Society activities with an anniversary event and an officer installation. A home missions conference at Thornley Chapel led by Dr John D Haines was attended by Drs Ben Thorp A Kynett and J Morgan Read and Dr Charles M Boatwell. Funeral services are planned for Jacob Winans Haviland aged 70, who died Sunday in Elizabeth after long illness. Victor Herbert and his orchestra will perform at German Grove Auditorium later this year with an organ concert planned by Mr Morgan and other acts yet to be secured.
A May meeting at Orient Council No 46, Dr OU, AL saw the installation of officers. Officers include Commlor debate, Kline as vice chancellor, William Henry as president, William Lalf as financial secretary, Pender as treasurer, Seibold conductor, Ferguson warden, Henry Pender sentinel, George Reuter chaplain, Dulk trustee, John H Klemm junior paruncilor. Mr Klemm received a Past councilor emblem. Nicholas Flynn gave the presentation speech praising Klemm and moved to vote thanks. After adjournment members enjoyed a social and collation.
Officers of Emil Zucker Lodge 371 of the 0. B. A. were installed by District Deputy Emil Zucker. The slate included Past President Leo Edelstein and Panl President Joseph Stein. New officers named: Charles Greenberg president, Morris Parnes vice president, Charles Radbach recording secretary, Samuel Siegel financial secretary, Mo L. S geanbatarma treasurer, A. Daving inner guard, trustees Max Rappa Solomon Marantz. Three applicants were initiated.
Anticipation runs high for the fifth annual outing of the “Qupecher Tribe” to Ling Island, North Beach. The trip departs Fulton Street foot at 9 30 A M aboard the Steiner Isabel and barges Empire and A M Church. Music will be provided by Hildebrant and Holzapfel. Committee members include Frolich as chairman and Holtax as secretary with a large roster of stewards and floor managers coordinating arrangements.
In the Court of Quarter Sessions yesterday Michael Bodrekas faced a screen law violation charge. Lawyer William R. Wilson secured a discharge as the judge ordered the jury to halt discussion on an unrelated line of inquiry.
In Columbia Hall last evening the Exerpenters' Union report states nearly all carpenters who quit this spring amid the local Master Carpenters dispute have returned to work. About eighty one of every hundred men affected are back on the job.
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