Painter Lund Dies by Own Action in Red Bank
Loren Lund a renowned Red Bank painter and decorator, aged about 70, shot himself in a third floor room at the Central Hotel during a thunderstorm. The act, likely driven by unemployment woes and rheumatic pain, left him dead instantly. funeral services will be held at Fay's parlors with Rev. MacKellar officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Loren
Central Hotel
Maple Avenue
West Front Street
Lund
Germany
Lewis Steinberg
Steinberg
Frank Estelle
Harry C. Fay
East Front Street
John S. Sickles
Navesink
Sickles
Mr. Fay
United States
Imperial Army
Frank Kellum
Kellum
Tinners Hold Annual Clambake at Loyalton Grounds
Tinners' Union No. 231 plans a Saturday clambake at the Long Branch Gun Club grounds on Hatontown boulevard. Preparations are underway to host a large crowd of tinkers in style after noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinners’ Union
No. 231
Long Branch
Entertained Carnival Party At 190 Morris Avenue
Mr and Mrs Brent Good hosted a dinner party at their home 190 Morris Avenue with guests including Mr and Mrs John H Parker Mr and Mrs Frank A Hoyt of Mast Orange Mr and Mrs Rogers of Lee Mass Mr and Mrs Charles Orcutt and Miss Orcutt Brent Orcutt Harry Hoyt and H H Good. Bridge and dominoes followed, with the carnival ending in the early morning. Baseball mention and a note on Eddie Zimmermanst appear alongside a Sunday Hollywood Horse Show Grounds reference for August 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brent Good
Morris Avenue
John H. Parker
Frank A. Hoyt
Mast Orange
Rogers
Lee, Mass
Charles Orcutt
South Orange
Miss Orcutt
Brent Orcutt
Harry Hoyt
H H, Good
Judge to Appoint Many Monmouth Election Officers
Civil Service results show 211 Republican nominees with 94 skipping the test and 259 Democratic nominees with 142 refusing. Pass rates: Republicans 115, Democrats 110. Shortfall to staff districts, county judge to fill vacancies. Names of successful Democrats listed. Republicans' list continued on page eight.
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Trenton
Monmouth County
Civil Service Commission
County Board of Elections
Good Road Meeting Draws Auto Enthusiasts Statewide
Mayor Appleby leads Ocean Highway committee as officials plan a mass meeting at Spring Lake. Auto mobile legislation will be discussed and a county state wide road improvement campaign launched. Arthur Brisbane may attend to speak, with Col EB Stevens and JBR Smith among expected participants.
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Appleby
Ocean Highway Committee
Spring Lake
Autolats
Arthur Brisbane
The
New York Journal
Col. EB. A. Stevens
J. B. R. Smith
Robert A. Meeker
Bridge and Whist Benefit for New York Hospital at Scarboro
Several hundred women gathered at the Scarboro Hotel for a bridge and whist party in aid of the People's Hospital of New York. The event drew a large attendance, raising several hundred dollars for the hospital’s general fund. An enlarged orchestra performed, followed by an open air luncheon in the Venetian garden.
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Scarboro Hotel
People’s Hospital
New York
General Fund
Ex Mayor McMahon Returns Home From Europe Voyage
Ex Mayor McMahon of Rumson comes home after a month in Europe seeking rest following family losses. George Hughes Jr of Shrewsbury lands an airship company job in Mineola and aims to become an aviator. Doll carnival registration opens at Washington Park next Saturday 2 to 4 pm. Goldstein's seeks saleswoman for corset and underwear dept.
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Frank McMahon
Rumson
Europe
McMahon
George Hughes, Jr
George Hughes
Shrewsbury
Mineola
Long Teland
Mr. Hughes
St. James’ Parochial School
Pearl Street
Red Hawk
Washington Park
Goldstein's
Auto wrecked in head on collision
Two cars collided at Norwood and Cedar last evening causing damage to both vehicles. C C Littlefield of Newark and family in a Locomobile and Paul A Stockel of New York in a red Ranier car survived the crash with no serious injuries. The case was adjourned to Friday morning for further proceedings.
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Norwood
Cedar Avenues
C. C. Littlefield
Newark
Asbury Park
Paul A. Stockel
New York
Elberon
Littlefield
Stockel
McGarvey
City Hall
Recorder's Court
Joseph Reilly
Red Bank
Mhally
Henry Schoenlein
Miller
Mr. Littlefield
Rescue at Atlantic Highlands Aids Drowning Couple
A daring rescue at dawn near Atlantic Highlands saved Clara Becker and Robert Keller after a passing wake capsized their small motor boat. Keller, 21, an expert swimmer from Hast Orange, dove in to save Becker as darkness hid the river. They drifted for hours before rescuers reached shore and Becker recovered after restorative treatment.
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Atlantic Highlands
Robert Keller
Hast Orange
Clara Becker
Poughkeepsie
Keller
Miss Becker
44Th Street
Bank Clerks' Outing to Coney Island Tomorrow
The annual outing of Citizens' National Bank attaches to Coney Island will be held tomorrow. The group will travel by New Jersey Central rail and water route, departing soon after noon.
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Citizens’ National Bank
Coney Island
New Jersey Central
Weather Bureau Forecast For New Jersey
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts unsettled conditions for the next thirty six hours ending Saturday at 6 p m with showers tonight or Saturday and light to moderate northwest winds. Observations from Long Branch show a 29.90 inch barometer at 8 a m with southwest wind around 20 mph and a temperature of 67 degrees.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Auto accident charms Ocean Grove boy leaves scar risk
Jack Handley, son of Rev. and Mrs. Dr. John Handley of Long Branch, was struck by a car on Broadway near Pilgrim Pathway and taken home unconscious. He is improving, with doctors unsure if facial scarring will remain. Driver G. W. Clark of Hoosie, N. Y., visited the family and expressed relief at the boy’s survival.
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Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Jack Handley
John Handley
Broadway
Pilgrim Pathway
J. Turner Rose
Jack
G. W. Clark
Hoosie
N. Y
Tellow
Jack Bond
Clark
Mia
Aadley
Boy Caught With Wheel After Theft on Norwood Ave
Miss Ethel Dangler reported a missing bicycle on Norwood avenue. Patrolman Kingsland arrested eleven year old Chester Hartwick, son of Thomas Hartwick, riding the wheel after it was taken. The youth admitted taking it claiming a ride. Judge Arrowsmith released him to his father and referred the case to the juvenile court.
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Ethel Dangler
Wesley Sherman
Norwood Avenue
City Hall
Atrolman Kingsland
Chester Hartwick
Thomas Hartwick
Miss Dangler
Recorder Arrowsmith
Sea Bright Cottager W B H Dusenbury Dies
W B H Dusenbury, 45, manager in the supply department of New York Life Insurance, died at his Sea Bright summer home after a two week illness. He lived in Brooklyn and is survived by his widow and one daughter.
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W. BE. H. Dusenbury
Sea Bright
Mr. Dusenbury
New York Life Insurance Company
Brooklyn
Professor Crane Resigns as Hatontown School Principal
Professor Otis G. Crane resigns from Hatontown public school principal post due to ill health after two years at Watontown school. He plans to teach elsewhere inland and follow medical advice.
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Otis G. Crane
Hatontown
Crane
Watontown School
New C. E. Gets Fine Berth
John Rodney Sexton son of funeral director John G. Sexton joins the New York Central Railroad engineering department. He started duties on August 1 and is a Rutgers College New Brunswick graduate.
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John Rodney Sexton
John G. Sexton
New York Central Railroad
Mr. Sexton
Rutgers College
New Brunswick
Iroquois Outing Sunday Clambake Fundraiser
Community event invites attendance next Sunday for a clambake and day out with meals drinks and amusements. Admission is two dollars and supports activities at 189 Joly4.
Chauffeurs Plan Annual Ball at Ocean Park Casino
Members of the Professional Chauffeurs' Club from Long Branch West End and Deal prepare for their annual ball at Ocean Park Casino. A two part program features twenty four numbers with Miss Hazel Wilbur Billy Reilly Boots and others as performers. City of Jale invited no speeding or reckless dancing.
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Ocean Park
Long Branch
Weat End
Deal
BR. Morris
Vauville
Messrs. Smith and Gardner
West End Shore Club
Hazel Wilbur
Maxim's
New York
Billy Reilly
Green Gables
Caruso
Chaufferra
Thomas O' Connell
Boots
Kid Wilson
Pleasure Bay
Atlantic Highlands
Point Pleasant
Jale
Oficere
Bob Stevens
Joe Kiernan
Maurice Lipschutz
Edward Trapphegen
P. L. Griser
Elmo Barkier
Jim Cullen
McEwen
Gus Baville
Charles Elyen
Dolly Steinbach
William Schwartz
Petition for Commission Government Circulates Here
A petition drive aims to establish a commission form of government in this city led by lawyer Harry Truax. Signatures are being gathered to reach 1,000 so the Commission Government League can organize. Some friends speak of Truax as a potential city commissioner if the change is adopted.
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Harry Triax
Commission Government League
Truax
Red Bank House Sold by Nienan to Edwin Davis
Red Bank property consisting of a 50 by 200 foot lot with a fine house on Maple avenue was sold by Charles . Nieman, station agent at Red Bank, N Y L B Railroad, to Edwin Davis son of Obadiah Davis of Riverside avenue. Davis works in Joseph N Hance coal grain and feed store on Monmouth street. Sale conducted by Francie White.
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Archie Brown
William Brown
White Street
Red Bank
Madeline Turner
Charles Turner
Lakewood
Hadson River
Mr. Brown
Saleman
M. M. Davidson
Lakewood Y. M. C. A
Charles ©. Nieman
Maple Avenue
Edwin Davis
Obadiah B. Davis
Riverside Avenue
Nieman
Davis
Joseph N. Hance
Woman Falls From Red Bank Trolley Car
Mrs Lillian Brown a resident of Atlantic Highlands suffered a fall from a trolley car on the Red Bank Rumeon line in Red Bank. She was slightly bruised and helped by Officer Sidney J. Darle after misreading the route while alighting on Mast Front street near the Globe Hotel.
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Falie
Lillian Brown
Atlantic Highlands
Red Bank
Rumeon
Mast Front Street
Globe Hotel
Sidney J. Darle
Front Streets
Whe
Week of Story Sales at Plaot & Co Bes Hive Newark
Plaot & Co of the Bes Hive Newark announces another week of sale events featuring broad assortments with goods priced from $2 to $4. Enhance savings include fur scarfs coats and mufflon with marked reductions while shipments continue from Sea Bright Lake and nearby territories by their own wagons.
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Plaot & Co
Bes Hive
Newark
Seadon
Sea Bright Lake
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Eddie Zimmermanst
Hollywood Horse Show Grounds
Witelye
Monmouth
County
Democrats
James Winn
James E. Bennett
D. C. H- Harvey
Frank Ten Broeck
Lewis Lloyd
Philip Golembeck
Harry C. Hurley
William Smith
Kerin Nolan
Philip Eager
John Rowland
Samuel J. Ferrando
George W. Lane
William Tappin
James W. Wood
John Quirk
Michael Quirk
T. Conover Morford
Garrett Bodine
Reese Fornattero
Thomas McCue
Harry G. Woolley
Albert Warwick
Eddie W. Slocum
D. Groves
Walter T. Thecker
Joseph Howland
Charles Presley
Charles White
Allenhurst
Ernest Pyle
Allentown
William WN
Forsythe
Atlantic Township
James Desmond
James M. Quackenbush
Avon
Alexander Mullen
Eatontown
Floyd Rush
T. F. Dickinson
Albert T. Smith
Englishtown
Frank C. Laird
Farmingdale
Grandin van Note
Charles H. Bond
Freehold
Herbert R. Dis
W. Harry Davis
Clarence A. Little
Joseph A. Clancy
John HR. DuBois
Joseph F. Clancy
Edmund 8
Rue
James H. McGuire
Frank Hurley
Thomas P. Hulse
Alvin H. Connie
Holmdell
Alexander I. McClose
Howell
Willard T. Sutphin
J. Arthur Butcher
Keyport
Edwin Sproul
George Pease
George F. Langan
Clifford Applegate
Andrew B. Campbell
Charles Kruser
Manalapan
Harvey Vanderveer
William Hartshorne
Manasquan
Hudson Birdsall
Howard Osborne
William H. Baily
Matawan
William G. Bedle
Emmons
Marlboro
Theodore F. Burke
Henry C. Tilton
Alfred Woolley
John 8. Crawford
William Bowers
Middletown Township
James Maloney
A. Judson Palmer
Walter C. Smith
Edward Bennett
Harold Willett
T. M. Mason
Millstone
Douglas Woodward
Monmouth Beach
Roger Butts
Neptune Township
Morris Okerson
Steadman A. Hall
Walter H. Hurley
Ocean Township
James Hawkins
Raritan Township
Thomas J. Brennan
William 8
Brower
Harry Badeau
Walter Conk
Albert Hackman
Howard Cole
Elwood Ivins
Thomas Purtell
Fra Worth
A. C. Hurley
William J. Soffell
Edward Hurley
Charles Dangler
Alonzo
Curehin
John J. Hendrickson
George M. Quackenbush
Morris Borden
Charles H. Hurley
Charles Bartlett
Upper Freehold
Abijah M. McKnight
Frank Elimsey
Albert A. Taylor
Alfred
Hall
Wall Township
Lloyd C. Thompson
Howard Haight
Howard Wallace
N. J
Eddie Zimmerman
Igitoiod
Elks
Long Branch Lodge
Garfield Avenue
Lucienne Morris
Walter Hill
Sexton Bros
L. B
Weather Bureau Forecast
Keansburg
Titania
Geneveva McSherry
August
New Point Comfort Beach
Prof
A. DuBois
Pearl
Cross
Bletel
Gray
Baylis
Bong
M. Dunphy
Little Sailors
Petri
Brands
Golfielah
Cooper
Overton
Ethel Budds
Edith Peters
D. Comfort - Scarf
Queen
Rather Gray
Mauser
Abbott
Give
Larch
Lederer
Couser
Misses Comfort
Jones
Breuer
Dunphy
Robinson
Helfrich
McSherry
Misa M
Reightman
Little Japs
Misses Cross
Blair
Baylia
Miss M
Mhinneda
Tianna
Guelcher
Arndt
Piccadilly
Misses Baylis
Minagh
Bielel
Brandes
Solfleisch
Graff
Consort
Pot Pouri
Mies L
Lederer Bong
Daince
Budds
Patrick
Comfort
Brewer
Miss Dunphy
Misa Athel Budds
Harry Lander
Michie Dunphy
R. A. Jimenez
Ford
Wildwood
BE. F. Ford
Monmouth County Kennel Club
North Wildwood
Hollywood Horse Showgrounds
West
Sea Bright Cottager
New C. E
Ocean Park Casino Tonight
Red Bank House
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