Doll Coronation Plans Complete For 1942 Event
Long Branch Carnival opens with the doll coronation at Washington Park tomorrow night. Queen Elizabeth Warwick and King Julius Miller will be crowned with a juvenile entertainment, flower girls, pages, and four miniature policemen leading the procession. If rain, ceremony moves to the opera house. Parade and outdoor festival to close the carnival with a Long Branch Military Band concert.
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Washington Park
Tittle Elizabeth Warwick
Grace Joline
Atlantic Avenue
Thomas L. Worthley
A. A. Badger
The
Park Association
Harold Schenck
John T. Britton, Jr
Edward J. Reid, Jr
George Holmes
Sylvia Welch
Ortrade Slocum
Samuel W. Wardell
O. A. Clark
Joseph H. White
Opera House
Washington Street
Doll Carnival
Long Branch Military Band
Cottage Break In Halts Silverware Stolen
Isaac Goldsmith, a summer cottager on Morris avenue, reported to City Hall that intruders entered his residence and departed with several pieces of silverware. A servant found the rear door open and a search confirmed missing silverware on the sideboard. Captain Walling investigates. Also: three new fire alarm boxes installed. Rev Frederick Shield preaches at First Reformed Church. Notice: theater hours shortened to 9 PM weekdays. Moving pictures nightly at 7:46 with Saturday matinees.
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Isaac Goldsmith
Morris Avenue
City Hall
Captain Walling
Theodore Howland Friday
Oliver Byron
Sea View Avenue
Shield
Frederick Mk, Shield
Highland Park
N. J
First Reformed Church
Highland Park Church
J. V. N. Conover
Lippincott Avenue
Drowning At Monmouth Beach Sees Man Lost In Whirlpool
Thomas C Bunclark twenty three of New York drowned yesterday afternoon at Monmouth Beach while bathing. He was caught in a whirlpool between the jetties as waves rose high and carried him out to sea. Bunclark worked as a chauffeur for George J Jackson of Monmouth Beach. His fiancé was notified and the body was found today near Low Moor after a long search. A large crowd watched as rescuers struggled and Bunclark was identified by the morgue attendant.
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Thomas C. Bunclark
New York
Monmouth Beach
George J. Jackson
Andrew Vetter
Bunclark
Vetter
Runelark
Walbridge
Low Moor
Capt Green
George W. Elliot
Sea Bright
John W. Fleck
William H. Morris, Jr
Bayard Dominic
Monmouth Beach Club
Acksom
George
St. Thoma
Canada
North Jersey
Scarboro Hotel Hosts Novel Ladies Horse Race
Guests at the Scarboro Hotel enjoyed a staged horse race inside the casino with forty eight entries across twelve heats. Blue ribbons tagged winners, prizes came from a New York store, and proceeds supported local charity after a night of betting, dancing, and entertainment.
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Scarboro
Brans
Old
Monmouth Park
Veteran Reunion for 29th NJ Volunteers Held in Eatontown
The thirty fourth annual reunion of the 29th Regiment NJ Volunteers is planned for Crescent Hall on Lewis Street Eatontown on Monday August 19. A royal welcome for veterans is promised. Also notes a Red Bank couple Clarence White and wife plan a three week Pacific coast trip visiting Yellowstone Park Seattle Portland Vancouver Victoria and the Canadian Rockies.
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29Th Regiment
N. J. Volunteers
Will Beeld
Crescent Hall
Lewis Street
Eatontown
Clarence White
Broadstreet
Red Bank
Pacific Coast
Yellowstone Park
Seattle
Portland
Vancouver
British Victoria
Canadian Rockies
Mr. White
Broad Street
Roamer Classmates Wed at Parsonage
Harriet Manahan daughter of Daniel R. Manahan Monmouth Beach and Ira Miller son of Wallace Miller Sea Bright were married at St Luke s parsonage by Rev John Y Dobbins. They will live with the bride s family and have friends travel from Monmouth Beach and Sea Bright to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Manahan
Daniel R. Manahan
Monmouth Beach
Ira Miller
Wallace Miller
Sea Bright
St. Luke's Parsonage
John Y. Dobbins
Manahan
Miller
Chattle High School
Chattle
Sea Bright Beach
J. S. Manahan
Galilee
Robert Phillips
New York
Banner Hoisted for Wilson and Marshall in Long Branch
The first Democratic Presidential banner in Monmouth County was raised in Long Branch at 2:30 PM spanning Broad Street from the Rothschild building to Steinbach’s. Fr ank I Smith and Philip L. Cohen led the event for the Wilson & Marshall Democratic Club. Woodrow Wilson and Thomas R. Marshall were named on the banner with the U S coat of arms displayed.
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Monmouth County
Long Branch
Rothschild
Steinbach's
Clarence G. VanNote
Frank I. Smith
Pine Wilson & Marshall Democratic Club
Philip L. Cohen
Baltimore
Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Ofr
Thom
R. Marshall
Indiana
United States
Albert Hirschfeld
William H. Morris, Jr
Wilson and Marshall Democratic Club
John W. Slocum
Weather forecast for the 36 hours ending Tuesday
The U S Weather Bureau predicts generally fair conditions in New York, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey with light to moderate southwest winds. Observations, temperatures, and barometer readings from Long Branch show a rise to 75 this morning and 67 overnight, humidity around 70 percent rising to 65 percent later, and a 30 mile per hour high wind in the past day.
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U. S Weather Bureau
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Weather Bureau
North Broadway
Long Branch
Several injured in long weekend auto accidents near Freehold
A string of weekend traffic incidents left multiple people injured near Freehold. Police reported several crashes, with injuries ranging from minor to serious as responders attended multiple collision scenes along local roadways.
Cliffwood Man Killed by Train
Charles Schmattenberg, 67, timekeeper at Craig's brick yards in Cliffwood north of Matawan, was killed Saturday night when struck by a Pennsylvania train on the trestle near Matawan station. He died instantly from a fractured skull and injuries to a hand. Coroner Harry C. Fay ruled the death accidental, noting the man had no right on the trestle. Remains were taken to Matawan station. burial arrangements in Keyport. Schmattenberg, educated in seven languages, had lived alone in Cliffwood for six to seven years and was popular among workers. Paragraph ends with Undertaker Harvey Bedle in Keyport caring for remains.
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Charles Schmattenberg
Craig
Cifwood
Matawan
Pennsylvania
Irestle
Schmattenberg
Chiff Wood
Harry C. Fay
Red Bank
Fay
New York
Cliffwood
Harvey Bedle
Keyport
Carnival at Deallake Rescheduled for Tonight
The Deallake carnival, postponed from Met week Friday night due to weather, will be held tonight at eight. Rivalry grows along the Loch Arbor shore for the prize for the best cottage decorations. Several displays feature electrical effects. A silver cup awaits the top decorated house on the Asbury Park side.
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Deallake
Loch Arbor
Asbury Park
Cruising to Lake George on the motor Munch Colonel ll
John W. Brazo George C. King and Second Assistant Fire Chief Joseph Schwark began their annual cruise aboard the motor Munch Colonel ll. They traveled down the Shrewsbury River yesterday with supplies for at least two weeks and plan stops at notable points en route to Lake George.
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John W. Brazo
George C. King
Joseph Schwark
Colonel Ll
Shrewsbury
Las
Lake George
Maid of Mrs Steinman Dies in Monmouth Hospital
Thersa Zoller aged 32 died at Monmouth Memorial Hospital at 4 AM Saturday after a week’s admission for complications. She had worked as a maid in the summer home of Mrs A Steinman of Elberon. Funeral services were held at Star of the Sea Church in the morning. Interment, by Hyer & Lock, was at Mt Carmel Cemetery.
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Thersa Zoller
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
A. Steinman
Elberon
Star of the Sea Church
Hyer & #lock
Mt Carmel
Miss Reata Campbell Becomes Manager Of The Alabama
Miss Reata BH Campbell of 145 Rockwell avenue has taken the manager position at The Alabama a six story Riverside Drive and 127th Street New York apartment house. Also notices about table oilcloth price and a Carnival Masquerade Ball at Casino Friday eve 9 30.
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Reata BH. Campbell
Rockwell Avenue
Alabama
Riverside Drive
127Th Street
New York
Casino
Rumson Road Auto Crash Noted In Red Bank Area
A four o'clock yesterday accident on Rumson Road near Uzal H. McCarter’s residence involved George W. Sutton and Louis J. Boury, with Sutton’s daughter and sister injured. Boury’s car struck Sutton’s from the left. both crews reported low speed and minor damage. Sutton blamed Boury. a second incident on Monad Street left a man with a dislocated shoulder. Several other slow-speed collisions occurred around Red Bank and Freehold areas, with injuries minor and property damage noted.
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Rumson Road
Uzal H.mccarter
George W. Sutton
Broadstreet
Red Bank
Louis J. Boury
Buena Vista Avenue
Rumson
Sutton
Margaret
Margaret Sutton
Katherine McDonald
Bourby
Boury
Sea Bright
PF. D. Preston
New York
Monmouth Street
Maple Avenues
William Martin
Preston
VonKattengill
Mr. Preston
Asbury Park
Freehold
Fred Vreeden
Mormouth
Perl
Rahway
George Kearn
Broad
Henry Graf
John L. Lawshe
Flemmington
Lawshe
Flemington
Big Sea Day At Squan Beach Draws 10,000 For Festivities
Crowds of about 10,000 gathered at Squan beach for Big Sea Day celebrations last Saturday. The event transformed the area from fisheries to Manasquan inlet into a lively village of booths with eats, squids, and various entertainments. Families and farmers traveled by road and rail, enjoying dances, sea baths, fakirs, and games as the annual tradition evolved with modern times.
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Squan Beach
Manasquan
Danwela
Byuan
Fath
Mother
Alk
Sea Girt
Jimmie Woolley Weds Miss Parker
Surprise wedding news as Jimmie Woolley of Woolley Sherman & Co marries Miss A M Parker of New York at Simpson Memorial M E Church parsonage Rev Alfonso Dare officiating. The couple, longtime at West Long Branch, plan to move to Long Branch.
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James Woolley
Isurance
Woolley, Sherman & Co
Thie City
Simpson Memorial M. 2
Alfonso Dare
A. M. Parker
New York
Woolley
Mra. Woolley
Weat
Long Branch
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Goldsmith Cottage
Acob Bleinbach
Majestic Theatre
Mar
Josph Rodgers
Moving Pictures
McGarvey
Ocean Avenue
J. B. Hurd
Arrowsmith
Owen
Huber & Clark
Broadway
Laggren Bros. Co
Lageren Bros. Co
Car
Chelsea
Pop” Howland
Jas, Ennis, Jr
West End Fire Engine Co
Ocean Park Casino
West
Scarboro Hotel
Mrs. Clarence White
Pablo
Harriet
Wilson & Marshall
Monmouth
Steinbach
Democratic Committee
Banner
Philadelphia
Matawan Station
Jacob Steinbach
Charles M. Wyckoff
James S. Stillwell
Monith Beach
Ocean Park Theatre
Big Sea
Squan
Jimmie Woolley
Miss Parker
Benedict
Owen Woolley
Attaghee
Woolley, Sherman
Jimmie
Matthias Wolley & Son
Harry B. Man
F Frm
Walter Sherman
Alonzo J. Sherman
Greene
John H. Greene
Biberon
Ferther
Jacob /Breinbach
Ur Patrona
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