Barkalow Seeks Monmouth County Sheriff Nomination
Cornelius B Barkalow of Freehold announces his bid for the Democratic sheriff nomination in Monmouth County with a pledge to economy and service. He notes five years in the sheriff s office, calls for fair jury selection, equal salaries under salary system, and a regional balance in future nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius B. Barkalow
Freehold
Monmouth
Monmouth County
Shore
Cornelius B
Barkalow
O'Brien Bicycle Stolen From East Long Branch Depot
William J. O'Brien an insurance broker had left his Columbia bicycle at the Southern depot East Long Branch while he conducted business. On return the wheel was missing with no clues found. He offered to pay forty to sixty dollars for the thief's apprehension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. O'Brien
Columbia Bicycle
O'Brien
Southern
East Long Branch
Emmons
City Hall
Spring Lake horse show winners named and ribbons awarded
At Spring Lake horse show Friday Emil Seelig of Second avenue this city won two blues and Myron H. Oppenheim of Park avenue won one. M. L. Schiff of Sea Bright won a red ribbon with King of the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Lake
Emil Seelig
Second Avenue
This City
Myron H. Oppenheim
Park Avenue
Mr. Seelig
Mr. Oppenheim
M. L. Schiff
Sea Bright
King of the West
Long Branch Horses Win at Spring Lake Horse Show
At the closing exhibition of the Spring Lake Horse Show at the County Club grounds on Saturday several Long Branch exhibitors captured prizes. Morton L. Schwartz's chestnut gelding Durham won the saddle horse championship, besting Fairy Queen of Myron H. Oppenheim. Durham has won seventy-eight ribbons. Emil Selig won the ladies single harness class with Royal Victoria, while Pandora Queen took red in the harness championship. Also noted are Masquerade and Carnival Suits marketing by Sexton Bros undertakers at 616 Broadway with advertising copy in the Daily Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Lake
County Club
Long Branch
Morton L. Schwartz
Durham
Myron H. Oppenheim
Emil Selig
Second Avenue
Royal Victoria
Mr. Seelig
Narrow Escapes In Half Dozen Traffic Accidents Nearby
Several near misses and minor crashes occurred Saturday afternoon in Branchport and Red Bank. In Branchport two cars collided at the four corners near Ferdinand Vreeland’s home. drivers claimed right of way and left without reporting to police. In Red Bank on Monmouth Street a vehicle crossing trolley tracks swerved, colliding with another car. a passenger woman narrowly escaped serious injury as one machine’s left hind wheel and mud guards were damaged. A Mercedes owned by Cottager Einberg burned nearly to the ground on Lincoln and Elberon avenues. extinguisher units saved it. General director Harry C. Fay of Red Bank had a wagon overturn while delivering chairs for a ball game after trains delayed crossings. bystanders aided him and the horse.
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Four Corners
Ferdinand Vreeland
Branchport
Long Branch
Pleasure Bay
Red Bank
Monmouth Street
Richard Atkins
Broad Street
Mercedes
Einberg
Schwartz
Lincoln and
Elberon Avenues
Elberon Fire Engine Company
Harry C. Fay
Monmouth County
West End
Little Silver Crossing
Fay
Funeral services for Rev George Meseroll held at Pitman church
Funeral services for Rev George Meseroll former pastor of Asbury M E Church were conducted at Pitman Methodist Church New Brunswick with Rev Dr John Handley Rev Dr James W Marshall and others present A private service followed at the late home in Bordentown and interment in Bordentown He is survived by a wife two daughters Mrs David N Redfield of Pittsburgh and Mrs J W West of Camden and son Homer Meseroll Dr Eberhardt led a memorial service at Asbury M E Church noting his service during the churchs construction and praising his memory with choral music
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George 8. Meseroll
Asbury M. &. Church
New Brunswick
Pitman Methodist Church
John Handley
Ocean Grove
James W. Marshall
Mr. Messerell
Messerell
Adelphie Institute
New Jersey
Methodist Episcopal Church
Messeroll
David N. Redfield
Pittsburg
Penn
J. W. West
Camden
Homer Meseroll
Newark
Asbury M. E
A. H. Eberhardt
Meseroll
Asbury
Long Branen
Eberhardt
Medical Inspector Reappointed in Raritan Township
Dr. Carl W. Hartmann of Keyport is reappointed medical inspector of the schools of Raritan township for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Hartmann
Keyport
Raritan Township
Rev Dr Neal Granted A Month Vacation From St Luke’s
Rev Dr George H Neal of St Luke’s Church receives a month long vacation beginning today. He will spend most of his time in Maine. Chaplain Kane will fill the pulpit next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Neal
George H. Neal
St. Luke's Church
Maine
Kane
Eatontown Harvest Home by Ladies Aid Society
The annual harvest home under Eatontown Methodist Church Ladies Aid will be on the church lawn Wednesday September 6. The committee includes Mrs Edward Johnson Mrs Theodore Wolcott Mrs Luther Boyce Mrs Elizabeth Taylor Mrs Frank Kenna Mrs Christian Edwards and Mrs Charles Sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Eatontown Methodist Church
Edward Johnson
Theodore Wolcott
Luther Boyce
Elizabeth Taylor
Frank Kenna
Christian Edwards
Charles Sample
Improving Middletown Residence Enclosed Near Belford
Patrick Lange, a retired Middletown township farmer, is having his Belford area residence enclosed with shingles and improved. Contractor William Kipp handles the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Lange
Middletown Township
Belford
William Kipp
Henderson and Maas win President's cups at Hollywood Golf Club
Frank E B Henderson wins Class A defeating Harry Frank by 4 up 2 to play while H H Maas takes Class B from Joseph Herzig by 7 up 5 to play at the Hollywood golf links yesterday. Ohioans Elizabeth Shiletto Beatrice Shiletto and Mildred Shiletto of Cincinnati are registered at the Elberon Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank EB. Henderson
H. H. Maas
Hollywood Golf Club Links
Mr.Henderson
Harry Frank
Mr. Maas
Joseph Herzig
Elizabeth Shiletto
Beatrice Shiletto
Mildred Shiletto
Cincinnati, O
Elberon Hotel
Carnival Police Seek Special Officers Report Thursday at City Hall
Chief James Layton requests all volunteers who filed names to serve as carnival week special policemen to report at City Hall Thursday morning at 9 o'clock. Laggren Bros of Elizabeth are the official decorators for the Long Branch Carnival with headquarters at Van Tine's Gallery Ocean and Chelsea avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Layton
City Hall
Laggren Bros
Elizabeth
van Tine
Ocean and Chelsea Avenues
Record presses by noon August tenth patrons warned
The Record will be put to press not later than 12 o'clock noon on Thursday, August 10th, and the business office will close at one o'clock. We ask your indulgence and request that you send in your orders early and thereby enable us to grant our employees a half holiday.
Hughes Nuptials Tie Spokane Merchant to Western Bride
Former Spokane merchant Mervin G Hughes wed Florence McCleben of Spokane, with Oliver B Hughes present. After a Portland stop the couple head to Long Branch then home to the Hughes residence for a welcome reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Hughes
Third Avenue
Far West
Mervin G. Hughes
Florence McCleben
Spokane
Wash
Oliver B. Hughes
Portland
Oregon
Long Branch
Hughes
EF. V. Hughes
Hughes Homestead
Fire companies booked for parade promised big turnout
A Newark Call report says at least thirty fire companies, including out-of-town units, will participate in the carnival parade next Thursday. The list includes Allenhurst West Long Branch Monmouth Beach Summit Eatontown Oceanport Red Bank and more with vehicles and 40 to 80 men per group. Local firemen plan souvenir photos with the New York Sunday World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
van Benthuysen
Noot
Allenhurst
West Long Branch
Monmouth Beach
Summit
N. J
Rameon
Eatontown
Oceanport
Red Bank
Freehold
New Brunswick
Keyport
Deal
Asbury Park
Sea Bright
Castle Wall Fire Co
Little Silver
New York Sunday World
Ocean Park amusements face license dispute and deaths at sea
Sub lessees at Ocean Park appeared before Recorder Arrow smith at City Hall for operating amusements without licenses. The Levine case was dismissed. others held for briefs. Nearby, Red Bank and Spring Lake residents faced injuries and near drownings as currents swept bathers, with several men aiding in rescues. A fatality and multiple rescues linked to treacherous sea conditions near Casino and Atlantic Highlands, prompting continued patrols and coroner involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Park
Recorder Arrowsmith
City Hall
Harry Maloney
Shooting Galler
John Miller
Benamin Levine
W. H. Piper
Seenter Railway
Thomas P. Fay
Amusemnt
Jacob Steinbach, Jr
Levine
Ocean Construction Company
Enlty
Died From Fractured Skull In Newark Motorcycle Crash
Toulsa Schull of Newark died at Monmouth Memorial Hospital Friday night from a fractured skull after a fall from a motorcycle. Funeral director J. T. Burtis of Asbury Park shipped the remains to Newark Sunday. Sunday-School Class Outing section notes A. Nelson led a group on a Shrewsbury river launch to Highlands of Navesink with several families and friends. Annie Hart, Fair Haven's Irish queen, will star in My Cinderella Girl later debuting at Red Bank Lyceum Theatre in September after a Chicago run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulsa Schull
Newark
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
J. T. Burtis
Asbury Park
A. Nelson
Shrewsbury
Navesink
Annie Hart
Fair Haven
Frederick V. Bowers
Chicago
Red Bank
Lyceum Theatre
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey Tonight and Tuesday
The Weather Bureau predicts fair conditions tonight in New Jersey with increasing clouds Tuesday. Light to moderate variable winds are expected, with a 73 degree current temperature and a 30.08 inch barometer. Past 24 hours saw heavy precipitation in several Midwest and Plains locations.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
St. Paul
Minn
Charlee City
Iowa
Des Moines
la Close
Wis
Locals halt Detroit four innings in five run loss
About three thousand spectators watched Ty Cobb s All Leaguers defeat Long Branch 7 to 2 at the Hollywood Horse Show grounds. The locals misplayed in the field and mustered only six safeties off Andy Coakley while Hope was hit hard but received little support. Cobb opened with a triple and scored on a relay, but was cut down at the plate attempting a homer. The locals scored in the second and fourth, with Levy Daly Wood and Lee contributing, while Long Branch answered in the third and fourth, aided by defensive miscues and a wild throw. (Continued on Eighth Page.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood Horse Show
Ty" Cobb
All Leaguers
Long Branch
Andy" Coakley
Cabbites
Hope
Cobb
Bertwhistle
Hoag
Lee
Wood
Hall
George
Dalton
Levy
Daly
Short
Pickering
Lennon
Goakley
Cosgrove
Henriques
Jones
Williams
Tyrus
Coakley
State Vice Councilor L. L. Hand Visits Two Councils
State Vice Councilor L. L. Hand of the Jr. O. U. A. M. made two official visitations Friday night at Norwood Council No. 127 in West Long Branch and Neptune Council No. 217 in North Long Branch. He addressed the brethren at both councils. Tomorrow night he will visit El seron Council at Oakhprat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Hand
Norwood Council
West Long Branch
Neptune Council
North Long Branch
Elseron Council
Oakhprat
Won Ladies Championship in Golf By Mrs Rossin
Mrs A. 8. Rossin won the Ladies Championship after defeating Miss Louisa Bijur in the final by four up and eight to play. The match began on Saturday and concluded yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossin
Mise Louisa Bijur
Father Nash Heads to Adirondacks as Church Holds Services
Rev B Briggs Nash and his wife depart for several weeks in the Adirondacks leaving St James Church services to Rev Henry Willmann from Janesville Wis. Isaac B Hosford of Chapel Hill builds a large sanitary dairy barn on his farm. Contractor William E B Vaughan of Port Monmouth handles most of the work for Robert Hartshorne M A Rice Monmouth County Fair Association and Minnesink Realty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Nash
Adirondacks
B. Briggs Nash
St. James’ Church
Henry Willmann
Janesville
Wis
Isaac B. Hosford
Chapel Hill
William EB. Vaughan
Port Monmouth
Robert Hartshorne
M. A. Rice
Monmouth County Fair Association
Minnesink Realty Company
Home From Camping and Local Gatherings
Mrs. L. W. Bennett and Miss Hazel Mae Bennett of Liberty street return from a Lawrence Harbor camping trip. Hazel Mae Bennett hosted at her Liberty street home Mr. Allgair of South River Randolph Bennett and Miss Emma Parkinson last Friday. The party traveled in Mr. Allgair’s automobile. The New York World Magazine features Peter Ruff Adventures by Phillips Oppenheim with several notable works cited. Goldstein's extends hours Wednesday night to 11 pm before the Thursday noon closure at 12 for the Carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Bennett
Hazel Mae Bennett
Liberty Street
Lawrence Harbor
Mr. Allgalr
South River
Randolph Bennett
Emma Parkinson
Mr. Allgair
Peter Ruff
New York Sunday World
Phillips Oppenheim
Mr. Rabin
New York Sunday World Magazine
Goldstein's
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Broadway
Sexton Bros, Undertakers
The
Daily Record
Pavilion Avenue Crossing
Lankeneau
Recorder's Court
Pitman Church
Middletown
Elberon
Keansburg
Keansburg Heights
Paul C. Hunter
Otto F. Gelhaus
New Point Comfort Beach
Dove Lyon
Max Jacobs
Edwin Orlands Swain
Anchorage
Atlantic Ave
Wayside
Atlantic High
Hudson Hurley
Frederick T. Hurley
Oakland Street
Chester O. Frake
Oliver G. Fra
John Silvers
Lakewood
H. Getsinger
Washington Avenue
Silvers
John J. McCarthy
Spring
Edward A. McCoy
East Orange
Joseph J. Clyer
Aong
McCarthy
Atlantic Highlands
Patrick Flannery
Robin Dry Dock and Repair Company
John S. Sickles
Highlands
Avoca
Flannery
Erie Basin
Wilje Peter
Smythe’s Broadway
Chelsea Avenue
Independent Fire Co
C. A. Clark
Weather Bureau Forecast
Detroit
Ty” Cobb
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