Sweet Lavender Makes a Big Hit at Chatlie High
The Intermedial auditorium hosted a senior class production of Sweet Lavender a three act comedy by Arthur W Pinero. Leland Dudley as Dick Phenyl drew laughs with his drunken barrister persona while Clement Hale and Lavender Rolt figure in romance and intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatlie High School
Arthur W. Pinero
Dick Phenyl
Leland Dudley
Phenyl
Dick Phényl
Clement Hale
Ruth Rolt
Lavender
Hale
Mr. Bulger
Michael Davis
Bulger
Horace Bream
London
Mr. Hale
Minnie Gilfillian
Scouting Rally Planned by Monmouth County Leaders in Red Bank
Monmouth county Boy Scout rally to be held in Red Bank mid May with about 200 scouts expected. C Harold Tumey Rev A A McKay C V Cook and W B Butin lead planning at Red Bank Y M C A. Rally likely at Shrewsbury avenue old fair grounds May 17 with parade lunch camp and afternoon contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Harold Tumey
Red Bank
A. A. McKay
Oceanic
C. V. Cook
Asbury Park
W. B. Butin
Y. M
Monmouth County
Old Fair Grounds
Shrewsbury Avenue
Brother's body mangled on A A track
A grim accident on an athletic track left a brother dead with his body broken and strewn along the surface for a distance of at least fifty yards. The victim, a man whose identity is not yet disclosed, lay upon the track after being struck by a moving vehicle during an event. Police and officials began investigations as witnesses described a shocking scene.
Tragic Freight Trains Hits Man Near Wickatunk Station
Early freight arrival near Wickatunk station reports the death of James H. Caniff. His brother Thomas found the body along the line after the train halted. Coroner Harry Fay issued a burial permit. The incident suggests Caniff, intoxicated, lay down on the tracks and was struck by a passenger train. Also reported: George Lambertson’s fire loss at Holmdel, worsted by a blaze destroying farming implements and a horse. The barn and country place lie outside Holmdel. cause undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold
Matawan
Wickatunk
Thomas Caniff
James H. Caniff
Bradevell
Harry €. Fay
Red Bank
Wickatunk Station
Coniff
Fay
Ireland
Robert J. Collier
George Lambertson
Holmdel
Dr. Silvermann Jubilee Marked by 26th Rabbinic Anniversary
Rev Dr Joseph Silvermann marked 26 years as rabbi of Temple Emanu El New York with a special service at Porty-third Street and Fifth Avenue followed by a banquet at Carlton Hall West 127th Street. The New York Board of Jewish Ministers and the Eastern Council of Reform Rabbis endorsed extending Judaism and the reform movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Silvermann
Temple Emanu-El
Porty-third Street
Fifth Avenue
New York
New York Board of Jewish Ministers
Astern Council of Reform Rabbis
Carlton Hall
West 127Th Street
Silvermann
Second Baptist Church to Hold Dual Services Tomorrow
Rev. Asbury Smallwood will preach at both morning and evening services. Morning sermon titled Patient Labor Rewarded with Sunday School at 2 30 pm and YP, A meeting at 7 pm. Evening sermon When Times Are Well With Thee Remember Me with choir and related notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Smallwood
W. A. Campbell
Sharon Baptist Church
New York
Mt. Olivet Baptist Church
Pr. Twisby
M. Gilead Baptist Church
Thompson Stable Revival and Church Notices
Thompson 5 and Thompson 5 prepared to race again under Brookdale breeding. Requital and Li Aniette ace the legacy as L B Thompson family renews colors green red sleeved and cap. Rev W A Campbell leads Mt Olivet Baptist services with Twisby speaking midweek. Long Branch Lodge hosts Rev Marshall welcome at St Paul Ocean Grove with brief addresses and a musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
LiAniette
Oh, F Whitney
Brookdale
Ir. J. W. Marshall
New Brunswick
St. Paul's Church
Ocean Grove
Ballard
Ocean Grove Association
E. N. Cole
J. di
Harry Wheeler
Dr. Marshall
Shreve
Editor Cook Returns to America After Global Tour
John Cook editor of the Red Bank Register plans Town Talk after months visiting major nations. From Darjee live India dated March 15 he sends a postal to a Long Branch friend noting Tibetan women selling varied items, many made in Thibet, and stating he is having a fine time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John- Cook
Red Bank Register
America
Register
Darjeelive
India
DIES OF LOCKSAW AT THE HOSPITAL
Miss Laura Richardson died at Monmouth Memorial Hospital at 46 from a nail injury and resulting blood poisoning after its extraction. She moved from a village on Long Branch avenue. rusted nail found in her left foot, extracted by Charles Jones. She had been ill nine days, admitted in a precarious state. Survived by four sisters Lulu Taylor Julia Truman Mary Cluff Maggie Shields. Funeral director Charles Breese. Funeral arrangements not completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Richardson
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Richardson
Long Branch Avenue
Charles Jones
Eatontown
Lulu Taylor
Julia Truman
Mary Cluff
Maggie Shields
Charles Breese
Boat Drownings At Surf Attributed To Equipment Failure
Coroner and physician state two drownings were accidental and caused by a foul pull-off rope on a pound boat. Verdict says improper equipment and a fouled line contributed to the loss of Captain George A. Smith and Marino Mutaso during a surf incident on April 4. Witness James H. Hennessey recalled the boat’s stern tethered by the pull-off rope as it filled and sank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Smith
Marino Mutaso
William JH. Morris, Jr
City Hall
Garrett Hennessey
Kiernan J. Nolan
Pietro Tomaini
Gustiv NorDell
Miller Newsman
David HH
Craig
Philip L. Cohen
I J
James II
Hennessey
Clarence
Charles J. Gremer
Capt. Smith
Morris
Arbor Day Observed at Primary School
Arbor Day activities at Primary School included songs recitations and readings across grades. Students presented drawings and reports on trees and ivy collection and the program closed with Tree conservation songs. A sidewalk discussion by the Chamber of Commerce was postponed to next Friday due to weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No Ot
My Shepherd School
Helen Lehnis
Alma
Pirat
Mary Morrison
Hobins
Arthur de Bride
Sunshine
Eunice Gulick
Arbor Dmay
Clifford Reid
Dee
Susie Duryee
Woodman
Chamber of Commerce
Third Avenue
Broadway
Oakwood Avenue
Turner introduces wife during New York City visit
Frank E Turner of Asbury Park restaurant fame visited his uncle George Darby in this city on Thursday and introduced his wife Miss Annie Capett of Nottingham England at City Hall New York on Easter Sunday. Turner previously worked for 8 8 Scobey and Heidi Baking, ran a large New York restaurant, and hails from London. William J Walker of Church Dwight Co Newark sails for Europe for the summer after renting his Sea Bright cottage to Mrs Latyemer of Madison Avenue New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E&, Turner
Cookman Avenue
Asbury Park
George Darby
Turner
City Hall
New York
Scobey
Heidi Baking Company
Asbury Park Place
125Th Street
Annie Capett
Nottingham
England
London
Wiliam J, Walker
Church, Dwight & Co
Newark
South Beach
Europe
Mr. Walker
Sea Bright
Packer’ Real Estate
Mra. A. W
Teachers Lead Seed Growing Contest Plans
Teachers and city principals convened at the Intermedial School with a Chamber of Commerce committee to organize a seed growing contest. Prizes include radishes lettuce peas nasturtiums and garden awards. exhibition set for September 5th and 6th at the casino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Christopher Gregory
William K. Campbell
Rehm
Hope
George E. Poland
James W. Wood
Gregory
Badger
Barnett
Grenger
Prentigs
Miss Rounds
Fivat
Children Seed Growing Contest Plans Perfected
A schedule outlines a September 5 and 6 exhibition for a regional children seed growing contest. Awards cover best kept gardens and front yards with emphasis on neat, improved displays and community participation.
Serious injury in peculiar accident at Abbottford area
Benjamin L. Freas driver of Phil Daly's three horse team suffered a serious accident when a pole struck him near the head as he walked past a wagon. He was taken to Monmouth Memorial Hospital in a stage with a possible skull fracture ruled out later. Nearby fire and council notices follow and Miss Burke hosts a 14th birthday party on Church Street with guests named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin L. Freas
Phil Daly
Abbottsfard
Freas
F. B. Pillce
Freag
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Dalys and Independents
Abbottsford Avenue
Pastrolman Edwards
Dalys
Independents
Misa Burke
Louisa Burke
Church Street
North Long Branch
Paul Stephenson
Claude Potter
Cecil West
Jessie Woolley
Mabel Stephenson
Helen Lockwood
Red Bank Recorder Hands 90 Day Jail Term In Borough Case
Recorder Harry C Badeau sentences a man to ninety days in County jail at Borough Hall hearings. A Shrewsbury youth is held for Grand Jury action while a warrant for grand larceny is issued. Peter Hill of Ke yport, a local offender, disappears after drunk and disorderly arrest. he is later jailed. Joseph Pierce, twenty, of Shrewsbury, arrested on a warrant for petty offenses. (Continued on Sixth Page.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Badeau
Red Bank
Borough Hall
Shrewsbury
Peter Hill
Keyport
Ret Bank
Hill
Wight
Charles Woods
Badeau
Joseph Pierce
Arthur L. Wymbs
Petty
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Pinero
Plawing Oroy Scout Rally
Joseph Salz
W. W. Kennedy & Sons
East Front St
Brother
A. A
James H. Ucaniff
Bradevelt
Dr. Silvermann
Second Baptist Church
A. Jiambrome
Exchange Place
Parker
Bedelia
John Hicks’ Jewelry Store
Lewis
L’alouette
J. Otto Rhome
Masonic District
Long Branch
Abacus Lodge
Cook
Grand Rapids
Steiner and Son
Captain Smith
B. M. van Sant
P.O
John B. Weaver
Golden's
William J. Walker
East Front Yard
Adou
Bath Avenue
van Note
J. D. van Note
West Long Branch
Josephine Bowman
Phyaklang
Beulah Lodge
Beulah Rebekah Degree Lodge
Broadway Theatre
Thomas Shanley
Sondindow
Michael Shanley
Lafayette
Elenia Shanley
Holy Cross Cemetery
Flatbush
L. 1
Peter J. Gorman
Parker's
Marconi
Nellie
Lucretia Borgia
Liberity St
Simpson M. Ki
Jackson's Wood's
Ath- Mefit Ladies’ Aid Society
Ad- Jetiog
Mercurys
Phil Dal Hose Company
New
Oe Nepe Iemper
Neptune Council
U. Ay
Walter Roe
Long Branch Council
RED Bank Recorder's Court
Jones Train
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