Smack Seeks Pollock Prize For Life Saving Device
Cyril A. Smack of the city competes for the Pollock Prize for life saving devices. Dr. Gustave Richelot of Paris explains the prize history, awards, and the requirement to deposit the life preserver at the Arts et Metiers museum for next year’s competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril A. Smack
Pollock
L. Gustav Richelot
Academie de Medicine
Paris
Dr. Richelot
M. Gustave Paraf
G. O. Ostheimer
Salle Pollock
Conservatoire Des Arts Et Metiers
Smack
Frank H. Mason
Pollock Prize
Smock
Arts and Metiers
Patent Office
Henry H. Hough
U. S
Avenue Kleber
Musk Melons Grower Wins Fame in Monmouth County
John Bennett of Belford cultivates about two acres of musk melons, selling over 500 crates at two dollars each in Red Bank. The fruit remains on the vines as prices rise, with the improved extra early Hackensack variety noted for its fine cut and uniform size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bennett
Belford
Monmouth County
Bennett
Red Bank
Italian Dinner Host Giuseppe Maresca Plans return stay
Giuseppe Maresca, a New York banchiere and BE Notaro Pubblico, frequent summer guest, hosted an elaborate Italian dinner party last night. He will return later in the season for a longer visit with friends during his stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giuseppe Maresca
Banchiere BE Notaro Pubblico
New York
Auction Sale At Monmouth Park Tracts
The remainder of Monmouth Park’s 260 restricted lots on Eatontown Boulevard between Oceanport and Hatontown will be sold Thursday afternoon August 24 starting at one o clock. Jacob C Shutts of Red Bank and William H Foster of Eatontown act as sale conductors with Melvin R Van Keyren of Eatontown as president of the Monmouth Park Company. A July sale there disposed of many attractive lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Park Tracts
Eatontown Boulevard
Oceanport
Hatontown
Jacob C. Shutts
Red Bank
William H. Foster
Eatontown
Melvin R. van Keyren
Monmouth Park Company
Funeral for Albert Hoffman Held in Keansburg
Albert Hoffman died Sunday morning of tuberculosis. His funeral was held yesterday afternoon from his Keansburg home with Rev. John W. Tower officiating. Interment followed in Keansburg cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hoffman
Keansburg
John W. Tower
Keansburg Cemetery
Keansburg Carnival Draws Massive Holiday Crowd
Crowds flocked to Keansburg for a two part Children’s Day program organized by Prof. A Dubois. Nearly 300 children learned dances from many nations and wore traditional costumes amid a lively parade and vaudeville acts. Awards in the floral parade honored decor and floats along Point Comfort Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keansburg
A. DuBois
New York
Metropolis
Mexico
Japan
China
India
Persia
Greece
Spain
Morocco
Austria
France
Russia
Denmark
Scotland
Ireland
New Point Comfort Beach
Prof. DuBois
F. Willett-Smith
New
Deal Fire Department Earns Second Best Parade Cup
Chairman H C Rehm sent a fine silver loving cup to the Deal Fire Department for second best appearing company in the firemen parade last week. The Deal unit featured its new automobile engine in line and wore distinctive white—fuity outfits for the occasion. The trophy was a special prize as no second award was provided in that class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Rehm
Carnival Committee
Deal Fire Department
Deal Company
Whein
Imposter Held for Collecting a Fine in Asbury Park
Nelson J. Slasson of Belmar was arrested by County Detective Elwood Minagh for obtaining money under false pretenses and blackmail. He faced a bail of 1000 dollars after a hearing before Justice John A. Borden and was sent to Freehold in default of bail. The case centers on Slasson posing as a court clerk to collect 800 dollars from Catherine Zigenbalgs in Asbury Park, leading to a trap and his arrest after the victim paid two 100 dollar bills. The report also notes local real estate and civic events, including a councilman buying a property on Belmont avenue and a Daughters of Liberty picnic at Parmly's woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson J. Slasson
Belmar
Elwood Minagh
John A. Borden
Asbury Park
Freehold
Slasson
Rune
Catherine Zingenbalg
Kingsley Street
Howard Cashion
John EB. Foster
Zigenbalgs
Slusson
John S. Applegate, Jr
Red Bank
Blusson
Harvest Home Fete Draws Massive Local Crowd
A harvest home supper in West Long Branch drew about 900 attendees, with 400 pounds of chicken served and 300 biacults donated. Rev. Dr. C. B. Fisher led the event aided by Edwards' orchestra under a tent, attracting visitors from Spring Lake, Red Bank, and nearby villages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Long Branch
New York Herald
Church Hall
Old Church
C. B. Fisher
Edwards
Spring Lake
Red Bank
B. Frank Lane
Oakhurst
Station Agent Wright Resigns Over Health
Clarence Wright of Long Branch resigns as station agent at the Mignlands due to ill health. The resignation takes effect August 28. Highly popular at the Highlands after six years in service. He began as a messenger with J. R. Sutton, manager of the Postal Telegraph and Cable Company. George W. Hardy named as Wright’s successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Wright
Long Branch
Mignlands
Wright
Highlands
J. R. Sutton
Postal Telegraph and Cable Company
George W. Hardy
Hirschfeld Joins Ruppert at New York Brew House Opening
Albert Hirschfeld arrives in New York with a group of friends to attend the opening of a new brew house invited by Jacob Ruppert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hirschfeld
Party of Friends
New York
Jacob Ruppert
Weather Forecast and Carnival Thanks Listed
The U S Weather Bureau predicts fair and cooler weather for New Jersey with light to moderate west northwest winds through Friday 8 p m. Temperatures range from a high yesterday of 86 to a low last night of 67, humidity around 59-70 percent, and rainfall at 10 units. Mrs John Parker expresses gratitude to many individuals and organizations for carnival kindness and prize support, including Mr C H Clark, Mr Phil Cohen, Atlantic Coast R Head Co, Priggs Hotel, and the police department for carnival assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
John Parker
C. H. ©. Clark
Phil Cohen
EB. H. Ford
Leon Cubberley
10. A. Clark
Richard Hughes
H. R. Clark
Samuel Rosoff
Chas. B. Trustum
John Flock
Frank Dennis
I. R. Benjamin
Miller
Run Down by Auto Injures Local Tailor on Bicycle
Bernard Gorey the tailor delivering clothes by bicycle was struck at Liberty street and Joine avenue by a touring car. He suffered shock but was helped to his home and will miss deliveries for a few days. An elderly farmer, Patrick Murphy, was badly hurt in Red Bank after a wagon collision on West Front street. He has two broken ribs and multiple cuts and was taken to Dr Sayre’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Street
Bernard Gorey
Gorey
Jo- Ine Avenue
Rowland Cottage
Acker, Merrill
Acker, Merrill, Condit
Booth Broadway
Patrick Murphy
Edwin T. Field
Nut Swamp
Middletown Township
Red Bank
West Front Street
Murphy
William D. 'Sayre
Broad Street
Dr. Sayre
Shrewsbury Avenue
Mr. Murphy
Charles H. Wenzell
Ice Company
Bridge
Shrewsbury Avenues
Morford
Jersey Masons at Annual Clam Bake at Pleasure Bay
M W Grand Master Leslie A Burritt presided over a Home Committee meeting at Price's Hotel before the clam bake for 160 covers. Distinguished Masons from New Jersey and visiting Grand Lodge officers joined a Long Branch gathering with 180 Newark Master Plumbers attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price's Hotel
Pleasure Bay
M. W
Leslie A. Burritt
New Jersey Masons
Home Committee
Grand Lodge
Trenton
Pach Bros
Edwin W. Packer
L. G. Bliss
William B. Lippincott
Abacus Lodge
Robert J. Kenworthy
M. H. Ehlers
New York
Col. Ehlers
Newark
Port-au-Peck
Krimke Band
Sandy Hook
West End
Long Branch
Mino
Wardell
Iroquois Outing Sunday Clambake Event
An advertisement invites readers to an Iroquois outing next Sunday for a clambake and day of activities. It promises two pay for stage, eat, drink and amusements with costs listed as 189 to 194 in the Daily Record.
Police Benefit 10 Be a Fine Affair in Long Branch
Long Branch police and Patrolmen's Benevolent Association members promote a sixth annual benefit show to aid their relief fund. Frank Deshoon and company star in The Beauty Spot at West End Casino on August 26, with about one hundred performers. Tickets are on sale via patrolmen and box office, supporting officers facing illness disability and danger without city pensions. Captain William D Walling chairs the committee with officers E F Dodd Wellington Harvey W Kingsland and others aiding fellow citizens and summer residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch Police Department
Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association
Long Branch
Patrolmen
Frank Deshoon
West End
William D. Walling
E. F. Dodd
Wellington Harvey
W. Kingsland
Harry
St Marys Catholic Church Fair At New Mouth Nears
Preparations for the annual St Marys Catholic Church fair at New Mouth are under way for mid next month. The event will span several days with nightly suppers ice cream mineral waters confectionery and fancy articles for sale. There will be many contests with prizes including gold watches and diamond rings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Marys Catholic Church
New Mouth
West Thrown After Encounter With Johnsons Pony
Sidney B West visiting Monmouth Beach clashed with a Johnson pony. The animal broke free from a cart and knocked him down in the first round. Onlookers described the brief scuffle and injuries, while Mr West’s friends await further news of his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney B. West
A. 0. Johnson
Monmouth Beach
Mr. Johnson
Mr. West
Johnson
Wet
Will
Jeise
Monmouth
Alden Heads to Pike's Peak for Brief Family Sojourn
Commissioner Frank G. Alden travels with his young son for a short trip to Pike's Peak. They left yesterday for a leisure visit to the mountain region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Alden
Pike’s Peak
Beach and Park
Frank G. Alden
Pike's Peak
Hose and Steamer Contests at Ocean Avenue
Activities include hose laying and steamer contests next Saturday afternoon at four under the direction of Le Van Renthuysen and assistants. Captains of all participating companies should meet at City Hall tomorrow night for final details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Avenie
le van Renthuysen
Nts
City Hall
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Monmouth Park
Goldstein's
Brooklyn
Eddie Zimmerman
Hollywood Horse Showgrounds
Point Comfort Beachway
Point Comfort Hotel
Morris’ Pavilion
Main Street
Church Street
Carr Avenue
H. ©. Rebin
Long Branch Carnival Committee
D. K. Wentworth
Perth Amboy Evening News
W. E. Smith
The
Jersey Wity Journal
Raymond A. Smith
Newark Evening News
Daniel Doran
Long Branch Daily Record
Walter White
W. F. Manson
Louis Tumen
W. L. Sculthorp
Bernard Creighton
W. L. MacDonald
C. H. Hepfer
Baker
Keyport
J. E. Cline
Marble Yard
Keansburg Hose Co
Philip & Harkayns
Port Monmouth
William B. Robinson
Ist
Fred Schmitz
Edward Bennett
Dairy
R. West Company
Furniture
Kennard Philip
Willard II
Palmer Middletown
Joseph Wilson
Palmer House
Porto
Deal Firemen
Asbury
Schneider
Ray Fesler
First Ward
Mortis Schneider
Belmont Avenue
Philip Jarsky
Low
Pride of Monmouth Council
Daughters
Liberty
Parmly's Woods
Oceanic
First Presbyterian Cthufcr
Harvest Home
Weather Bureau Forecast
Middletown
Hi Henry
George Stengel
Henry Muhlenbrink
Wm. Morris
Owen Mélee
Harry C. Scobey
Lem" Ketchum
van Note
Rugent M. VanNote
Glen More
Penn
Mra
C. G. VanNote
VanNote
Hollywood Horse Show Grounds
Jersey Masons
Burritt
New York Masons
Price’s
Daily Record
Frank Deshon
Merieides’ Aid Society of
Oakhuret
M. E. Church
Sexton Bros
Bater
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