Big Entertainment for Poor Mothers Makes Long Branch Debut
Long Branch and New York join for a Saturday evening event in aid of the Hebrew Kindergarten and Day Nursery No 29 Montgomery St New York City Ocean Park Casino. Speakers include Mayor E W Packer Rev BE Briggs Nash and Israel Ellis among others. Notable talent volunteers include May Ward Lillian Shaw Samoiloff quartet and several instrumentalists. Proceeds support care for poor children with daytime programs so mothers may work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
New York
Hebrew Kindergarten and Day Nursery
Montgomery Street
New York City
Ocean Park Casino
E. W. Packer
BE. Briggs Nash
Thomas P. Fay
Joseph Baroness
Israel Ellis
R. Rasoff
Freeman Bernstein
B. A. Levine
B. Shelvin
Jewish Morning Journal
May Ward
Lillian Shaw
Samoiloff
Harry Cooper
Henri I. Berchman
Hartman Goldstein
Vivien Holt
H. Hapner
8. Mintz
Mr. Graffman
Patton Bunoff
Milton Dallach
R. Litzky
Dora Zutta
Leah
Emanuel
Bessie Becker
Shelvin
Philathea Class Meets at First Baptist Church
The Philathea Class monthly meeting led by president Mrs. Hannah Clark was held at her Sixth Avenue home. They finalized plans for an apron sale and a cake and ice cream sale this afternoon at the corner of Norwood Avenue and Broadway. A social hour followed with Grapho phone and piano selections and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Hannah Clark
Sixth Avenue
Norwood Avenue
Broadway
Talented Young Actress to Return This Fall
Miss Miriam Young former Hippodrome performer who acted with Lew Fields in the Hen Pecks last winter spends summer with her mother on Union avenue and will resume her part with the company in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Young
The
Hippodrome
Lew Fields
Union Avenue
Bernard Kaney Buried After Death by Carbolic Acid
The body of Bernard Kaney known as Barney who died by drinking carbolic acid Monday night was removed to Harry C Fay's parlors East Front street Red Bank for burial preparation. It was viewed by many friends and relatives yesterday evening and afternoon. The body was interred in Mt Olivet cemetery Middletown township this morning. He was 28 and survived by two brothers John and James Kaney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Kaney
Barney
Harry C. Fay
East Front Street
Red Bank
Mr. Kaney
Mt. Olivet
Middletown Township
Fay
John
James Kaney
Remodeling Projects Reported in Port Monmouth Area
Elmer J Willett of Port Monmouth begins complete remodel of his farm residence adding colonial fireplaces and a dormered roof with John 8 Tilton of Keansburg as carpenter and J Henry Walling of Port Monmouth as mason Edward Rothwick also of Port Monmouth adds a house extension built by Samuel Walling. Benjamin F Reese of Port Monmouth installs a new auto freezer at his ice cream factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer J. Willett
Port Monmouth
John 8. Tilton
Keansburg
J. Henry Walling
Edward Rothwick
Samuel Walling
Benjamin F. Reese
Hig
Louisa Palmer
Christian Fiordlandt
John van Riker
Lydia Wyckoff
Charles Luby
Henry Coe
Cedars
Shoal Harbor Hotel
Fishermen Net Meager Catch on North Shrewsbury River
Mr and Mrs Joseph Bennett of Oceanic fished Sunday on the North Shrewsbury river but returned with only three crabs. Bennett is a salesman at J Kridel's clothing store on Broad Street Red Bank. Also notes a big August furniture sale at Jacobd Steinbach's and funeral services by Sexton Bros undertakers at 616 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bennett
Oceanic
Shrewsbury
Bennett
J. Kridel
Broad Street
Red Bank
Record Chancery Dockets Hit New Jersey Highs
The Court of Chancery in Trenton reports a record surge with over 4 800 suits filed in eight months. Docket clerks opened numbers 33 and 34, as every entry is logged into a dual alphabet and numeral indexing system with extensive archival records dating to 1744.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Court of Chancery
Red B. Biles
M. H. Potts
New Jersey
Chancery Court
Colts Neck Harvest Home Aug. 9 carnival decorators named
The Colts Neck Harvest Home outlines a supper at six and an alternative date if stormy. Laggren Bros of Elizabeth are the official decorators for the Long Branch Carnival, with headquarters at Van Tine's Gallery Ocean and Chelsea avenues 1711 86.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colts Neck Harvest Home
Laggren Bros
Elizabeth
Long Branch Carnival
van Tine
Ocean and
Chelsea Avenues
Bulkhead Plan Aims to End Nuisance on Liberty Street Creek
Liberty Street residents expect a chronic stench from a clogged river as the City Council plans a $2,500 dredging aid. A continuous bulkhead will be built from Sea View to Joline avenues, with riparian grants sought in Jersey City. The project will widen the stream to 160 feet, dredge five feet deep, and use excavated material to fill behind the bulkheads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Street
Boards of Health
Sea View
Joline Avenues
Riparian Commission
Jersey City
George Woolley
Sea View Avenue
Jaline Avenue
Joline Avenue
Joline Avenue Bridge
Unbeaten Bath Avenue rider to race Hume’s Unknown at Loyalton
Amateur trotting excitement peaks as Charles Raynor of Bath Avenue vows his unbeaten horse against H. J. Hume of Berdan Place with his entry Unknown. The match is set for next Sunday at six on the Stengel track in Loyalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Raynor
Bath Avenue
H. J. Hume
Berdan Place
Stengel
Loyalton
Eatontown Firemen's Fair Opens in Crescent Hall
The Eatontown Hook and Ladder Company hosts its annual fair in Crescent Hall on August 16 17 18 and 19. Fancy and useful articles will be sold and many items offered on a cooperative plan. Booths will decorate the hall and Graman's orchestra of Red Bank will supply music for dancing each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatontown Hook and Ladder Company
Crescent Hall
Lewis Street
Graman
Red Bank
August sale at Jacob Steinbach's offers big reductions
Grand Rapids furniture store announces an August sale with discounts from 10 to 50 percent at Jacob Steinbach's. An apron ice cream and home made cake sale accompanies the event at Norwood avenue and Broadway on Wednesday afternoon and evening, August 2, to benefit First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Jacob Steinbach
Norwoodl Ave
Broadway
First Baptist
Counselor Cook Denounces Kruschka in Libel Case
Counselor C. RB. Cook of Asbury Park testifies that Max H. Kruschka’s affidavit accusing him of murder links is false. Cook says Kruschka hired him in January to sue the Asbury Park Journal for libel, advancing $100 to cover expenses. The suit, begun after Heidemann was executed, remains in circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. RB. Cook
Asbury Park
Max H. Krusehka
Asbury Park Journal
Marie Smith
Kruschka
Heidemann
A. J. Young & Company
A. L. Young & Co
Monmouth Beach residents vote on sewer proposal
Borough leaders place sewer plan on the ballot after council passes plans despite Mayor Manahan veto. Citizens toured the coast to review sewer plants and the plan, submitted by Clyde S. Potts, will appear at the next general election. Opponents could file a protest within sixty days to challenge the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Beach
Manahan
Clyde S. Potts
New York
Weather Bureau Forecast For New Jersey
The U S Weather Bureau predicts showers tonight or Thursday with little temperature change. Southeast winds around four miles per hour. Observations from Long Branch show barometer 80.15 and a.m. readings. Highest and lowest temperatures noted with minor fluctuations from yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
A.m
Keyport Carnival Crowned Florence Armstrong Queen
Keyport celebrates coronation on the Pavilion Hotel lawn with about two thousand spectators. Florence H Armstrong is crowned queen by Mayor Warne with Henry Salz aiding. A coronation ball follows and a poem by Mrs. Rufug O Walling is read. Baby parade and float parade planned. closing band concert by Voss Newark Band tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyport
Pavilion Hotel
Florence H. Armstrong
William &. Warn
Henry Salz
Carnival Committee
Hazel Bowne
Annie L. Tilton
Loretta Hines
Bessie Covert
Annie M. Mahoney
Winnie Walling
Olg a__M. Conkling
Beatrice Mason
Salz
Miss Armstrong
Warne
Helen
Frances Campbell
Pavilion
Rufug O. Walling
Raritan
Voss
Newark
North Carolina Visitors Visit Keansburg Family
Mrs. William H. Willett of New Bern North Carolina visits sister Miss Irene Compton at the Granville House in Keansburg with her two daughters. Mr Willett owner of a 2300 acre plantation near New Burn will join later and is brother of Homer J Willett of Port Monmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Keansburg
William H. Willett
Newbern
N. C
Irene Compton
Granville House
Willett
Newburn
Homer J. Willett
Port Monmouth
New Vault for City Records Planned at City Hall
The clerk's office at City Hall will get a steel filing vault with racks for papers and books. Clerk Newcomb urged the need for better indexing. The public building committee also backs a new filing system in the collector's office and will report on cost and requirements at the next City Council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Visiting Old Home
Upholsterer and Mrs. Chas. D. Mc Lean of Fifth avenue left yesterday to spend a few weeks at Mr. McLean's old home in Nova Scotia visiting relatives and renewing old acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. D. McLean
Fifth Avenue
Mr. McLean
Nova Scotia
Carnival Committee invites ladies to string flags at City Hall
The Carnival Committee asks ladies to meet at City Hall tomorrow at 11 o clock to string flags. Mrs J H Parker to coordinate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Mra
J. H. Parker
White Ribbon Rally At Simpson M B Church Long Branch NJ
A White Ribbon rally will be held at Simpson M B Church at Third and Garfield Long Branch New Jersey Thursday evening August 1911. Rev T B Hughes and Rev J G Lovell will speak on government temperance and morality. Free seats and good music. All are invited to attend and bring friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson M. B. Church
Cor
Third
Garfield Avenues
Long Branch
N. J
T. B. Hughes
D. D
J. G. Lovell
Sea Bright Passes Muffler Rules To Quiet Boats And Cars
The Sea Bright mayor and council approved muffler ordinances for power boats and autos, lowering fines from 100 to 10 dollars and jail time from 90 to 10 days. Rumson, Shrewsbury River towns, and nearby towns plan similar measures to curb river noise affecting residents across the coastline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Bright
Ocean Front
Beijing
Rumson
Shrewsbury River
Middletown
Highlands
Atlantic Highlands
Shrewsbury
Red Bank
Matawan church vacations and carnival notices
Vacation notices outline months off for Baptist Methodist and Presbyterian churches in Matawan with open Sundays for supply ministers. Also notes Keyport carnival attendance by Mrs Ella Tetley and a Branchport Hose Co meeting. Includes local sale offers on lawns, a $5 gold prize for a mini float idea, and carnival registration at Broadway locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Matawan
Presbyterian
A. F. Golden
Broadway
Horses Run Away at Port Monmouth Freight Station
A team of chestnut horses owned by Charles H. Mills of Port Monmouth ran away yesterday afternoon at the freight station. The wagon was nearly destroyed and harness damaged. The horses were restrained with some effort. Driver Benjamin Mills escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Mills
Port Monmouth
Benjamin Mills
Stolen Wedding Presents Located In Tennessee
Jacob Rosenberg sentenced to nine years for burglary admits to county detective that some of the stolen wedding presents from Daniel Doran of 144 Norwood Avenue were sent to Knoxville Tennessee or somewhere south. He says he bought the silverware and linen from an Italian. Port Monmouth boarders and local hotels host a prosperous season. Red Bank church services and carnival steamboat charters update local activities. Dine at River Road Inn Belmar and Edward C Havens concert info.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Rosenberg
Atate
Trenton
Daniel Doran
Norwood Avenue
Knoxville
Tenn
Rosenberg
Olan
River Road Inn
South Shore
Shark River
Belmar
N. J
Edward C. Havens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Philathea
Atttain
Jacobd Steinbach's
Sexton Bros. Undertakers and Empalmers
L. B
Jersey
Raynor
Eatontown Firemen's Fair
Cook
Weather Bureau
New Vault
City Records
Matawan Churches
Ella Tetley
John T. Tetley
Wallace Street
Red Hawk
Branchport Hose Co
Branchport Hose Company
Mra. QO
A. Clark
Carnival
Carnival Association
H. C. Rehm
Siegfried Hirschfeld
Louis van Benthuysen
van Benthuysen
Thomas L. Slocum
Thomas Beatty
Board of Trade
Hirschfeld
Housman
Walter Content
B. J. Greenhut
Murray Guggenheim
Sacks
John B. White
Mr. White
Red Bank Church
Thomas Rice
Second Baptist, Church
Salvation
Ps Baptist Church
Chrysteneah
Keansburg Steamboat Company
Jacob Breinbach’s
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