Red Bank Church dedicates opalescent Good Shepherd window
William A. Cole of Red Bank funded a 12 by 8 foot stained glass window in Trinity Episcopal Church to honor his wife Mary G. Cole, replacing a damaged pane. Benjamin Sells & Son of New York designed and installed the $1,400 piece featuring Christ the Good Shepherd with a fig tree and lambs, with dedication by Rev. Robert MacKellar and music from local choirs.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Mary G. Cole
William A. Cole
Red Bank
Christ
Good Shepherd
Frederick A. Shield
Mary Gerrison Cole
Benjamin Sells & Son
New York
Red Bank First Presbyterian Church
James W. Rogan
Robert MacKellar
Cole
Father MacKellar
William F. Durham
Thomas F. Durham
George A. Parstow
St. Luke's Church
Charles Ellis
Greenwich
Conn
William Sulzer
New York State
Tammany
Union County
Roselle
New
Brady Heir to Divide Millions
The will of Anthony N. Brady, who died in London, leaves an estate likely valued at tens of millions. Mrs. Marcia Myers Brady receives 1 million and a 60 000 annuity plus the Albany home. the rest is split among six heirs and trustees with a major gift to four Albany hospitals.
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Anthony N. Brady
Long Branch
London
England
Abbany
Terday
Brady
Albany
Marcia Myers Brady
State Street
Nicholas Frederick Brady
James Cox Brady
Margaret Ruth Brady Farrell
Marela Ann Gavit
C. B. Slosson
Michigan City
Ind
A. L. Farr
Chicago
D. L. Burton
Slingerlands
Slosson
Central ‘Irist Company of
New York
Philip W. Boardman
O'Brien
Boardman & Pratt
New Jersey Notables in Public Eye Highlight Local Figures
Profiles of New Jersey figures include William C. Lawrence president of Standard Fire Insurance Co known as an expert amateur photographer. Former governor E C Stokes, Rev Charles H Elder of Trinity Church Renton, Frank B Jess State official and former Washington correspondent, Elizabeth Schlottenmeier State House telephone operator with long Capitol tenure.
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William C. Lawrence
The
Standard Fire Insurance Co
Trenton
Frank B. Jess
State Board of Equalization of Taxes
Washington
Philadelphia Bulletin
Elizabeth Schlottenmeier
State House
Capitol
New Jersey
Careful Fire Company Responds to Blaze in Red Bank
A letter from Jack White of Liberty Fire Co. defends overloaded apparatus and recalls a successful fire response on August 4 in Red Bank. He praises the crew for reaching the scene quickly despite heavy load and urges the mayor and fire department to consider any superior methods. The item also notes unrelated regional political and obituaries.
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Long Branch
Red Bank
Cook
Jack White
Liberty Fire Co
Red Bank Gleanings Highlights Local Health and Chapel News
Mrs Mosey Ivins of Bank street underwent successful surgery for internal trouble Thursday at Ann May Memorial Hospital Spring Lake and is slowly improving. Albert Worden and family from Spring street visited Garthwaites of Asbury Park over the weekend. The Brasch Leighton livery firm dissolved partnership. Frank Brasch continues the business. Trinity Episcopal Church issued a new directory distributed to members. Rev James will speak on Four Biblical Skeptics at Grice Methodist Church Wednesday night. Three out of town ministers preached at Red Bank pulpits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosey Ivins
Bank Street
Te Ann May Memorial Hospital
Spring Lake
Albert Worden
Pearl
Spring Street
Garthwait
Asbury Park
Brasch & Leigton
Frank Brasch
Trinity Episcopal Church
James
Grice ‘Methodist Church
Red Bank
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Glen
Serge UN
Thia
Greenhut- Ee Cooper Chance
Phil Biea A
E. C. Stokesum
Millville
Brown University
Charles H. Elder
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church,renton
Communications
Middletown
Alfred Poole
Madison Township
Middlesex County
Mr. Poole
Hendrickson
Coase
State
Federation of Labor
Secre
Kishen
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