Moose Lodge to be instituted tonight at Lyceum
Long Branch Moose Lodge Loyal Order of Moose to be instituted at the Lyceum this evening with a street parade and ceremonies led by Deputy National Organizer Robert M. Warwick and W. J. Piper. Red Bank lodge may send a delegation of nearly 200 with a band. 400 guests expected for a banquet after the events.
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Long Fhaneh Lodge
Order of Moose
Lyceum
Robert BM. Warwick
W. J. Piper
Marsals
Red Bank Lodge
Oceanic Fife and Drum Corps
Governor Fielder to Speak on Jury Reform in Camden
Governor Fielder will be hosted at a public reception in Camden from 2 to 7 p m on Tuesday to meet Camden Democrats and boost his jury reform campaign. He will speak at North Loplist Church Tuesday evening and visit Ridgeway Hotel after state duty. A second reception is planned in Bridgeton May 22 during an oyster ground inspection tour.
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Trenton
Fielder
Camden
North Loplist Church
Ridgeway Hotel
State House
South Jersey
Pridgeton
Maurice River Cové
Cumberland Democrats
William H. Alexander Suffers Leg Injury at Plant
William H. Alexander, maker of the interdocking curb, injured his right ankle at his Seventh Avenue plant yesterday while cutting a steel rod for a Teen toreed post. One or more bones may be broken and he rests at home after Dr. O A. Clark confirmed a small bone fracture. Alexander’s son Frank will oversee business during his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Alexander
Seventh Avenue
Frank
O. A
Coal Dealers Adopt Seven Sisters Law Compliance in New Jersey
Newark bids for coal for the Post Office show competitive pricing from 6.00 to 6.35 per ton and no more price fixing by the New Jersey Coal Dealers Association. A resolution by Jonas C Canniff pledges adherence to the Seven Sisters laws with penalties for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Newark
Coal Exchange
New Jersey Coal Dealers’ Association
Jonas C. Canniff
Coal Organization
Exchange
Loyalton Woman Overcomes Illness and Reaches Out
Mrs. West Hiram West of Loyalton has overcome a three month illness with heart trouble and rheumatism and can now go out. Dr O A Clark was the attending physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Hiram West
Loyalton
O. A. Clark
Elkwood Recreation bowling crowd watches close match
Considerable interest centered in a bowling contest at Elkwood Recreation alleys Wednesday night. Dillione and Valentine faced Worth and Patterson across eleven games with Worth Patterson taking the opening five games before a Dilione Valentine rally. After a seventh decisive game Worth Patterson claimed victory. Team scores show Worth Patterson 386 385 254 389 373 344 330 against Dillione Valentine 246 316 349 319 327 384 304. Tonight the county championship final pits the Looies of Red Bank against Wheelmen of Asbury Park.
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Elkwood
Dillione and Valentine
Worth
Patterson
Dilione
Valentine
Worth-Patterson
Dillione
Afro American Baptist State Sunday School Convention Closes
Closing exercises of the Afro American Baptist State Sunday School Convention at Second Baptist Church drew larger afternoon attendance. Officers to be elected at Orange New Jersey. Evening program featured Rev Hurdle Rev Foster and musical delights amid ads for local services and Patrick McGregor funeral details.
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Second Baptist Church
Orange
N. J
W. H. Jackson
Sea Bright
J. W. Hamling
Red Bank
L. R. Moore
C. L. Hurdle
Princeton
M. A. Foster
Burlington
Theodore Harris
Annie B. Rauls
Patrick McGregor
Star of the Bea
Wm. P. Cantwell
Thomas McCue
Frank McCue
Peter McDonald
Mr. Morrison
Hyer .& Flock
Freehold
Ex-Goungilman Warwick Dies In Sixty Third Year
Former councilman William R. Warwick Jr. died at 12 45 pm after a long illness. Born in Ely England May 22 1850 he came to the United States at nine years old traveling alone to Somerville to live with an uncle. He spent four years here before returning to England then came back to America later continuing his active public life. He had recently suffered several illnesses and ailments and died after a period of critical condition. He was 63 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Robert Warwick, Jr
Warwick
Hot Springs
Hiss
Dennis Re MccElhinney
Bianbheth
Somerville
England
America
Fire damages barn near Red Bank in Middletown Township
A small blaze at Emma VonKattengill’s property near Red Bank destroyed rustic work fixtures and tools stored in a loft, caused by sparks from a bonfire. Five borough fire companies plus West Branch Hose Co. fought the flames. barn damage was minor, trees and meadow grass burned, a leather coat was found at City Hall. Reverend Dr. Stephenson will preach Sunday morning and address North Long Branch and Long Branch groups in the evening.
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Emma VonKattengill
Middletown Township
Hubbard
Red Bank
Edward VonkKattengill
Mra
VonkKattengill
Bridge Avernue
West Front Street
West [Nee House Co
Shrewsbury Township
Stephenson
Qdd Pellawa
Rebekahe
North
Long Branch
Judge Acquits George W. Young in Conspiracy Case
Jersey City April 24 George W. Young of Deal banker and Mme Nordica’s husband was acquitted of conspiracy with intent to defraud after refusing to consent to the charge. No witnesses were heard and Assistant Prosecutor Vickers had investigated Port au Peck Realty for a possible nol pros. Young denounced the indictment as an outrage and said the grand jury did not know his name. The article also notes Reliance A C. baseball team of Red Bank seeking games and lists team members.
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Jersey City
Merritt Lane
Nhlle
George W. Young
Deal
Mme Nordica
Sullivan
George P. Vickers
Port Au Peck Realty Company
Young
Mystery Fire Destroys Vacant West End Duplex
A vacant two story double dwelling on West End Avenue was set ablaze last night before 9. Fire crews contained the fire quickly after a passerby detected kerosene odor and alerted Box No. 6. The rear porch burned and smoke and water damaged the rear rooms with estimated losses over 300 dollars. No motive or suspect yet identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wesley
Kingsland
Wesley Lane
Red Bank Recreation Association forms fund drive
At its first regular meeting the Red Bank Recreation Association appointed a financial committee to raise funds for a youth meeting place. Prof. George H. Harten presided and named Sigmund Eisner as chairman with a list of potential members to assist, aiming to provide rooms and a leader for at risk girls in the borough.
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Red Bank Recreation Association
George H. Harten
Sigmund Eisner
Newin II
Bugr
Newton Doremus
William §. Child
Robert Hitch
Plan for Busses First of June
A meeting of the Long Branch Merchants Association at City Hall approved the plan to deploy two automobile buses on June 1. The route covers Bea Mright alop the shore, Oceanport, Eatontown and Oakhurst with regular timetables so passengers know when to expect arrivals. Membership efforts aim to enroll all merchants for mutual benefit and better transportation to the city with committees named for advertising and by-laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch Merchants Association
City Hall
Bea
Shore
Oceanport
Eatontown
Oakhurst
Arthur F.golden
Louis Miller
Chas
L. Edwards
Hustace Watts
Wolf Lieberman
D. Strauss
Memorial Day committee advances plans for G A R
Past Commander Henry Wingert chairs the G A R Memorial Day committee with Howard A Brinley handling advertising. A meeting at G A R Hall approved veterans activities, cemetery ceremonies, and a Sunday sermon by Rev Dr J G Lovell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wingert
Howard A. Brinley
G. A. R. Memorial Day Committee
G. A. R. Hall
Sons of Veterans
J. G. Lovell
James B. Morris Post
James B. Morris
First Presbyterian Church
Wayside
C. B. Fisher
Deaths. Anderson—Funeral for Mrs Amaca M Anderson
Funeral services for Mrs Amaca M Anderson widow of the late R C Anderson will be held at her daughter Mrs Joseph G Clevenger's home 156 Liberty on Sunday April 27 at 2 pm Friends and relatives invited without further notice.
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Sugar Bowl
Moneyback
Chester M. Truax
Broadway
Newark Postoffice
Jersey
New Jersey
Asso
Academiic Literary Society
Chattle High School
Third Ave
Woolley & Weisner
Jorah ,Steinbach's
ATO
L. Rally
Pride of Hollywood Council
Daughters of Liberty
Odd Fellows
George A Leyton
McParland
H.R. Wilcox
Me. Wilcox
Sarah Angelo
Millvifie
Wacker
Wilcox
Order
Eureta Ogden
Lillie Irwin
Pratt
Brooklyn
Belmar
Little Silver
Keyport
Asbury Park North Long Branch
Verna Davison
S. Davison
Howard Dangler
Katherine Worrell
Asher Wardell
Ruth Fesler
Shade Tallman
Irene Phelan
George Tomasky
Katie Parker
Henry Parker
Baptist Workers Close Conference
Parker
Moving Pictures
New York
Cocuzza
Jacob Meinhaeirs
Goungilman
Board of Trade Fromts Organization
Monument Asso
William R. Warwick
James Layton
Reliance A. C
Reliance A.C
Nationals
Oakwoods
Reliance Boys
Diamonds
Lou Tannenbaum
Broadstreet
Clinton Johnson
Gabriel Tannenbaum
Ray Sanborn
C. Ray Sweeney
Fred Jones
Boyden Pemble
Fred LeMaistre
Edward Hounihan
Matawan
Reliance
St. Luke's Church
Peerless
Hicks
McCue's
Dennia Cogan
End Avenue
Tober
Blaze
TD Age Funds For Recreation Center
Arthur Hobson
Townley Building
Rox
The
Daily Record
Merchants’ Association
Grand Army
Department of Revenue and Finance
Hoyt
Ocean Grove
Ag S
James Campbell
Theodore Joline
Memorial Day Committee
Golden's
Stricklin's
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