Annual River Outing for Sea Bright Officials and Guests
P Hall Packer and Chas L Edwards of the Sea Bright News and Long Branch Record hosted a river outing for railroad officials county officers and prominent citizens. The group sailed from Sea Bright to Fair Haven and Rumson then to Price's Pleasure Bay for a two and a half hour clambake before returning. Noted attendees included L B Cass president Waterloo Cedar Falls & Northern Ry Co H F Ball of American Locomotive Co and many C R R of N J executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P, Hall Packer
Chas. L. Edwards
Sea Bright News
Long Branch Record
Price
Pleasure Bay
Sea Bright Dock
N. J
C. J. Gummersbach
G. D. Ginder
B. BE. Kermis
Jackson Reynolds
George H. Frech
Southern Division
B. FB. Chapin
R. R
J. W. Berry
New York and Long Branch Railroad
Charles O. McFaddin
E. W. Packer
N. Y
L. S. Cass
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Ry. Co
H. F. Ball
Dispute at Fountain Leads to Court Action
Warren McCray and John Clayton clashed over a misunderstanding at a hotel trough. Clayton accused McCray of profane language. Patrolman Laparre arrested him. In Recorder's Court Judge Arrowsmith suspended sentence after a reprimand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren McCray
John Clayton
Clayton
Ten Huck's Hotel
McCray
Laparre
Recorder's Court
Arrowsmith
Packer Social Club Meeting At President Woolley Home
Members of the Packer Social Club convene this evening at president Leon A. Woolley’s residence to pay assessments and unpaid dues. Refreshments are planned as the group aims to renew vigor and membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packer Social Club
Leon A. Woolley
20th New Jersey Veterans Reunion Executive Meet
The executive committee of the 29th New Jersey Veterans Reunion will meet in Red Bank tomorrow morning at Captain R. R. Mounts office. The annual reunion is set for the second Wednesday in September with this year’s celebration at Holmdel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Red Bank
R. R. Mount
Holmdel
Deal Lake Carnival Tonight With Fireworks Parade
Tonight the Deal Lake Carnival features a grand fireworks display and a parade of elaborated boats reviewed by the queen and Hercourt. Visitors are advised to take the trolley to Asbury Park for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hercourt
Asbury Park
Deal Lake
Traileg
Balance in hand from 1911 carnival finance report
Bills approving nearly four thousand dollars were passed by the city hall finance committee for the August carnival. A tentative balance of 411.34 was projected after expenses, with potential increases from unreported balances and a prior city payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
J. H. Davis, Jr
Board of Trade
Carnival Committee
Davis
Rehm
Trade Board Elects Housman and Benjamin at City Hall
Clarence J. Housman and I. R. Benjamin were chosen as members of the Board of Trade at a City Hall meeting. Housman chaired the August 12 automobile floral parade while Benjamin led a citizens’ fund drive to procure mementoes for Mr. Rehm and Mrs. Parker. William B. Helies died at eight months old last night at 96 Sixth Avenue. funeral tomorrow at 8 a.m. at home, interment at St. Joseph’s cemetery Matawan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence J. Housman
I. R. Benjamin
Board of Trade
City Hall
Mr. Housman
Mr. Benjamin
Citizens’ Committee
Rehm
Parker
Allgor Now Living Here After Release From Freehold
James M. Allgor of Sea Bright, freed from Freehold yesterday under conditions that he not return to Sea Bright until next year, is staying with relatives on Jackson Street. Delegates from Red Bank, Rev. Geo S. Johnson pastor of Grace Odist Church, and Vernon A. Bennett and others of Washington Camp No. 85 P O S of A, returned from the annual State convention in Atlantic City. They brought a silk parade flag for Red Bank Camp’s high membership rate of 68 new members. Vernon Gennett received a gold emblem pin for the most members secured. Sexton Bros. undertakers and embalmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Allgor
Sea Bright
Freehold
Jackson Street
R. O
Geo
Red Bank
Vernon Gennett
No Carnival Planned Without River Club Action
Shrewsbury water pageant discussion ends with plan to delay carnival unless meadow yacht South Shrewsbury Long Branch and power boat clubs unite. Board of Trade to help if clubs organize. Four river clubs total with about 500 members. Trophy offered by Price's Hotel. Estimated minimum cost 300 dollars for fireworks and music. More river craft reported this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrewsbury
H. C. Rehm
Board of Trade
Meadow Yacht Club
Sea Bright
Price’s Hotel
South
Deal Lake Carnival Promises Prizes Tonight
A carnival will be held on Deal Lake tonight with handsome prizes for attendees. A large crowd is expected and many people from Long Branch plan to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal Lake
Long Branch
Doll Carnival Plans at Washington Park Tonight
A joint meeting of the Washington Park Association and the Doll Carnival Committee is set for tonight at Mrs. O. A. Clark’s home. W. S. B. Parker, in charge of the coronation night music, will join to finalize plans for the coronation and pageant as the park area is prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Park Association
Doll Carnival Committee
O. A. Clark
W. 3. B. Parker
O'Donohue Party Ends 1300 Mile Auto Trip
Mrs J J O Donohue returns to her Norwood Park cottage after a lengthy drive to Brentwood New Hampshire with a party of six. The travelers covered about six states totaling 1300 miles in the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. O'Donohue
Norwood Park
Brentwood
N. H
Meritorious Carnival Workers Honored in Long Branch
The Board of Trade honored Harry C. Rehm chairing the carnival and Mrs. John Hubbard Parker head of the children's pageant with tokens of appreciation for their meritorious services during the August carnival. A committee plans to raise funds to defray costs for the mementos, initially proposed as a shore dinner, then at a Board of Trade meeting to hear final reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Rehm
John Hubbard Parker
Board of Trade
I. R. Benjamin
Brent Good
Harry Content
H. E. Shaw
Benjamin P. Morris
Rehm
Stork Arrives During Private Ambulance Transfer
A private ambulance called to Grant avenue for East Side Fresh Air Home conveyed a woman to Monmouth Memorial Hospital where she gave birth en route. Mother and infant, both in a private ward, were reported doing well this evening. Holmdel Infant Dead. Carl Phillips one month old son of Charles W and Annie Phillips of Holmdel died last night from brain trouble. Funeral service to be held tomorrow at two o'clock from the Phillips residence. Interment in Holmdel cemetery with Harry Pay funeral director of Re Bank in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyer & Flock
Elock
East Side
Grant Avenue
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Holmdel
Carl Phillips
Charles W
Annie Phillips
Weather forecast for New Jersey and surrounding regions
The Weather Bureau predicts the next thirty six hours bringing generally fall conditions to the south with local showers in the north. Cooler tonight in the northwest and cooler Thursday with light to moderate west to northwest winds. Observations note a 70 degree high yesterday and 68 low last night with a 62 percent humidity at 8 am. One year ago today was partly cloudy with 74 degrees. Frost reported in North Dakota Wyoming and Saskatchewan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
North Dakota
Wyoming
Sackatchewan
Canada
Lawyer Denies Candidacy for City Commissioner Post
The lawyer Harry Truax denies reports he would run for commissioner if the commission government is adopted and city officials are ousted. The Civic Federation led by Rev. Dr. J. G. Lovett is said to back establishing the new government system in Long Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Truax
Commission
The
Civic Federation
J. G. Lovett
Long Branch
Two Lives Saved by Ladies Sailing Party in Storm
A river voyage led by a ladies sailing party with guests faced dangerous weather and successfully rescued two lives. Local authorities reported the event as a morale boosting example of seamanship and courage during the storm.
Last Ocean Front Plot Sale in Deal Jersey
A historic auction by Joseph P. Day will offer 260 residential ocean front plots at Deal next Saturday at 2 30 PM under a large tent rain or shine. The tract lies between Ocean Avenue and the Atlantic, split by Deal Casino grounds, near Deal Lake and close to the depot. Notable residents and prominent financiers are noted among past owners and area figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Front Properties
North Jersey
Joseph P. Day
Ocean Front
Deal
Jersey Coast
Ocean Avenue
Atlantic Ocean
Deal Casino
Deal and
Elveron
Deal Beach
Deal Country Club
Deal Inn
Metropolitan Golf Association
George B. M. Harvey
Daniel O'Day
George W. Young
J. Henry Harper
8. H. Guggenheim
Jefferson Seligman
Isidor @trauss
Jacob J. Reiss
Jacob Rothschild
Jerome C. Adler
Newman Erb
Joseph M. Byrne
Arthur J. Horgan
H. F. Keen
H. T. Creighton
Jesse Watson
C. L. Despard
Isaac Fromme
George M. Minzesheimer
Joseph Hammerdlag
James L. Leopold
Arthur Lipper
Emil Loeb
Arthur McAleeran
Alfred Nathan
Simon Plau
Brooklyn Women Visit Grand View Hotel Guests
Hazel and Anna Wall of Brooklyn spend two weeks as guests at the Grand View Hotel in Pearstreet Fair Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Fair Haven
Hazel
Anna Wall
Grand View Hotel
Pearstreet
Grand View Host George Brennan Changes Status
George Brennan leaves his post at the Grand View Hotel Fair Haven to become a chauffeur for Horace Stoneham a New York broker staying at the Grand View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brennan
Grand View Hotel
Fair Haven
Horace Stoneham
New York
Grand View
Parslow Named Band Leader For Long Branch Ensemble
A. L. Bomberger of Lebanon resigned as conductor of the Long Branch Military Band last week. George A. Parslow, a local musician, assumed leadership this week. The band holds contracts for the Star of Italy parade on September 20 and the Italian ball that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Bomberger
Lebanon
Penn
Long Branch
George A. Parslow
Narrow Escape Drowning Near Leland Inn
A party of four at Ocean Park nearly lost a young woman when she toppled into shallow water in front of the Leland Inn. After a brief struggle her partner pulled her back into the boat. They were taken uptown by carriage to change clothes. Moving pictures shown nightly at the new Ocean Park theatre opposite the bandstand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Inn
Moving Pictures
Ocean Park
New Theatre
Saving yacht party rescues two men on North Shrewsbury
A Red Bank sailing party hosted by the Weis sisters aided two exhausted men after a yawl boat capsized in a heavy storm near Sandy Hook. The motor launch diverted to recover the men who were clinging to a dyke before rescue at the High Lands. Passengers included Miss Goldstein and Miss Belva Goldstein plus several Red Bank and New York residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrewsbury
Weis
Weat Front Street
Red Bank
Jess Sickles
Cincinnati
North Shrewsbury
Mr. White
Highlands
Miss Goldstein
Belva Goldstein
Long Branch
Greenberg
New York
Leonard Arms
Broad Street
Crouse
East Orange
Morris Weis
Edna Weis
West Front Street
Mjases Rosa
Ida Weis
William Levy
Freehold
Leo Salz
South Amboy
Lester and
Monroe Elsner
Joseph Sala
Charity Bridge and Whist Set Gala at Hotel Vendome
A charity bridge and whist at Hotel Vendome raised funds for Hebrew Day Nursery and the Home of the Daughters of Jacob. About 250 women and escorts attended, prizes awarded for top scores, with organizers led by Mrs. Silberglatt and several helpers. Donors included Mrs. Stern, Mr. Starr, and others from local communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Vendome
Hebrew Day Nursery
Henry Street
New York
Jacob
Bernstein
8. Silberglatt
Nevins
Brody
Kopp
Heilprin
Shapiro
Mise Bernstein
L. Stern
Takanassee
Starr
Pannac
Roth
Matilda Terrace
Frieden
Franklin Avenue
Jacobs
Pavillon Avenue
Belmar Officials Capture Burgess and Byrne in Crap Game Sweep
Walter Burgess and Harry Byrne, both described as colored, were arrested by Detective Walling yesterday for running a crap game and handed over to Belmar police for processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Burgess
Harry Byrne
Belmar
Walling
Died at Hospital Here and Local Garage Change
Charles Mann 21 of Frankfort Penn died at Monmouth Memorial Hospital after typhoid. Funeral directors Hyer and Flock shipped the body to Frankfort today. Floyd Rush, Batontown, assumes Ed von Kattengell’s Broad Street garage and will run the business with a full line of auto supplies. Rush is Dr J C Rush's son and formerly chauffeur for John Applegate on Eatontown Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mann
Frankfort
Penn
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Hyer & Flock
Floyd Rush
Batontown
Ed. von Kattengell
Broad Street
Rush
J. C. Rush
Eatontown
John Applegate
Card of Thanks for Sympathy Following George Travers Funeral
Thank you to all who sent flowers and offered sympathy after the death of my son George Travers. Your kindness and support during this bereavement are greatly appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Uleo
George Travers
Baseball Series for $1 000 Stake Next Week
A five game series between Long Branch and Asbury Park led by the Lincoln Giants is set for next week with a $1,000 stake. Games will be at Asbury Park on carnival week with Long Branch limited to three pitchers Waller Coakley and Lindermann. Two umpires will be Van Cleat and Ritter. Frank Chance plans to bring his Chicago Cubs for Sunday's game, arriving Saturday and staying till Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Lincoln Giants
Waller
Coakley
Lindermann
van Cleat
Ritter
Frank Chance
Chicago
Car stolen from Temple in Ocean Grove during fairyland festival
Mrs Dilts reported a Hupmobile stolen from in front of the Temple in Ocean Grove while her party attended a children's festival. The black bodied car with red running gear and New Jersey plate 18787 was last seen leaving West Long Branch, with James Atchinson alerting police at 11 16 p m as night patrols searched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Grove
Death of Crippled Children's Home visitor in Monmouth
Annte Saitte aged years died of pneumonia at Monmouth Memorial Hospital early today. She was the daughter of James and Mary Saitte of New York and had visited the Crippled Children's Home at Oakhurst. Remains to be shipped to New York on an afternoon train by Hyer and Flock funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annte Saitte
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
James
Mary Saitte
New York
Crippled Children's Home
Oakhurst
Hyer & Flock
Warns Against Two Collectors in Long Branch
Louisa Rolles criticizes two collectors, Judge Raymond and P. H. White, for canvassing for the home for colored orphans and old people without authority. Their commissions were revoked and they have not turned in any funds. They continue collecting in Asbury Park, Spring Lake, and Newark despite discharges. Pay License Fees Under Protest. Piper Muller and Maloney, Ocean Park amusements, paid licenses after city suit and recorder Arrow smith ruled for the city with small fines. licenses pending and potential appeal discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Rolles
Long Branch
Judge Raymond
P. H. White
Asbury Park
Spring Lake
Newark
Messrs
Piper, Muller and
Maloney
Ocean Park
City Hall
Recorder Arrowsmith
Recorder
Icense
Firemen's Relief Delegates Elected
At a recent meeting the Firemen's Relief Association chose Garriel, Charles N. White and Frank C. Quinn as delegates to the state convention in Atlantic City starting September 14. Alternates are Theodore Wataog, Joh Heldt Jr and William Nixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firemen's Relief Association
Messrs. Garriel
Charles N. White
Frank C. Quinn
Atlantic City
Theodore Wataog
Joh Heldt, Jr
William Nixon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Messrs. Edwards and
Packer
William B. Helies
Henry
Mary Helies
Sixth Avenue
Wm. H. Morris, Jr
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Matawan
Allgor
Sexton Bros. Undertakers and
Broadway
Tel
Baveue
Deal Lake Carnival
Children’s Carnival
Benjamin
J. H. Parker
Stork
Weather Bureau Forecast
Parslow
Sole
Asbury
Daily Record
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