Mixed church and politics sermon urges Christ king in public life
Rev. Dr. George H. Neal preached at St Luke s Methodist urging Christ be king in home church business and national politics. He warned against political bosses and liquor influence, urging voters to demand freedom from corruption and to support local option and honest leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Neal
Christ
George H. Neal
St. Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church
Jerusalem
Dog Bite in John Street Injures Cyclist
Harry Finch, brother of Patrolman Finn of Branchport, was bitten on the leg Friday evening while riding a bicycle on John Street. The dog, alleged to belong to Peter Greer, left teeth imprints on Finn and tore his pants. The wound bled but no doctor was consulted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Finch
Finn
Branchport
John Street
Peter Greer
Made Great Pool Play At Ansonia and Coleman House
Amateur pool player Ted Reynolds of New York who held the title at Ansonia Hall and recently ran 58 at Coleman House Asbury Park visited Saturday. He accepted a friendly challenge, won the frame, then the second and third. Reynolds faltered on the fourteenth ball in the corner pocket. Also: Miss Gathering Sherman spoke to St Luke's Junior Brotherhood on Giving Power. Verna Houghton sang contralto. Houghton’s Son of David. Randolph McLain opens a meat delivery route citywide. Duff Campbell offers autos for hire at 867 West End.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted" Reynolds
New York
Ansonia Hall
Asbury Park
Ted
Reynolds
Miss Sherman
Gathering Sherman
Brotherhood of St. Luke's M. EB
Verna Houghton
Rahway
Man Fatally Hurt by Joy Ride Car Crash
Wesley Bolce of Middletown was struck by a speeding touring car while alighting from a market wagon near his farm by two bridges of the New York and Long Branch Railroad. He died or is near death as specialists work, with attempts to save him overnight. three men and a driver fled the scene and are being sought by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Bolece
Middletown
Bolce
Joseph Taylor
New York and Long Branch
Keyport
Daniel D. Hendrickson
New York
Matawan
Fred Voorhees
Freehold
First
Centre Avenues
Atlantic Highlands
Voorhees
Middletown Pike
Red Bank
David W. Smith
Smith
Oscar Rhoades
Field Day Sports Attract Crowd At Horse Show Grounds
The field day events drew summer attendees with a five mile professional foot race won by William Queat. Highlight events included a high jump between man horse and dog with Fred Gerner top. Other winners spanned Mannikin race Harry Combs and Umbrella race George Bamberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Queat
Fred Gerner
Long Branch
Harry Combs
James Reynolds
James Miller
George Sauer
Marion Fagan
Leah Ward
George Bamberger
Charles Foley Jr
Hugh Barrett
Black Joe
May Fagan
Vivian
Raymond Rice
Sensation
Asbury Park
Corgan
Condit
Reynolds
Dunning
William M. Dwyer
Benny
William Bingham
John Nelson
Thomas Burnett
Fred Holmer
Water carnival at Atlantic Highlands draws 3500 crowd
John Leslie hosted the annual water carnival at Leslie's Beach Atlantic Highlands attracting over 3500 spectators. Local artists and summer residents competed across diving, half mile swim, 220 yard dash, junior 50 yard swim, girls 50 yards, and a canoe race with top prizes awarded to R Ryker Louis Foster Jr Leslie Joy Pauline Posten Dorothy Hagerman and Helen Vaughans among others. Sexton Bros undertakers and embalmers were noted in the event description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leslie
Leslie
Beach
Atlantic Highlands
R. Ryker
Leslie Joy
H. Zachman
Louis Foster, Jr
Carl von Geben
Leonard Hooven
Louis Foster
Fred Aspinall
Nelson Conover
Pauline Posten
Dorothy Hagerman Tok
Helen Vaughans
Declines to Run for Assembly in Monmouth Race
B. B. Bobbitt withdraws from the Democratic Assembly bid in Monmouth, filing a declination with County Clerk Joseph McDermott at Freehold. The slate then features ex-assemblymen Frank Heyer and B. Woolley and Edward A. Merdian. local option candidates include William Curchin, Harry Bennett, Leon Taylor, and James Hendrickson. Bobbitt cites lack of knowledge about the nominating petition, pressure to withdraw to avoid entangling alliances, opposition to Sunday laws, and belief in direct primaries as reasons. He would support public utilities reform and local governance measures. Councilman A. O. Johnson also declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Bobbitt
Democratic Assembly
Monmouth
Joseph McDermott
Freehold
Bobbitt
Assembly
Frank KE. Heyer
Colts Neck
Plummond Woolley
Long Branch
Edward A. Merdian
New York
Middletown
William Curchin
Fair Traven
Harry P. Bennett
Leon R. Taylor
Avon
James A. Hendrickson
Red Bank
Big
State Dependency and Crime Commission
Crean Grove
Poole
A. O. Johnson
Monmouth Beach
First Man Bird Flies Over Long Branch At Aviation Meet
Ralph Johnstone of the Wright brothers corps sailed over Long Branch Saturday afternoon during the Asbury Park aviation meet. He flew a cross country route two miles north of the field, then along the coast to Interlaken, descending from 3,000 to 2,000 feet before gliding to ground. Hoxsey also flew to sea near Asbury Park. Crozee Tait, former South Elberon gardener for Philip Lehman, is reported in critical condition after traveling to California for health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Johnstone
Wright Brothers Corps of Aviators
Long Branch
Wright
Johnstone
Asbury Park
Interlaken
Hoxsey
Crozee Tait
South Elberon
California
Mr. Tait
Falls
Pacific Coast
Philip Lehman
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey Unsettled Weather
The Weather Bureau forecast for the next thirty six hours ending Tuesday at 8 pm calls for unsettled weather in New Jersey with showers tonight or Tuesday. Moderate northeast to east winds are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Unique Doll Parade in Long Branch Wednesday
Entries pour in for a doll parade in Long Branch Wednesday starting at 1:30 PM. Queen Marion Asay will be crowned by Mayor McFaddin at Washington Park, with a procession along to Y M C A and back to award prizes judged by Mrs. O A Clark, Mrs. Benjamin Coles, and Mrs. Wilfred Barl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Asay
Washington Park
Long Branch
Queen Marion Asay
Arthur H. Asay
McFaddin
Queen Marion
Chattle Fountain
New York and Long Branch
Q. A. Clark
O. A. Clark
Benjamin Coles
Wilfred Barl
Harry Wardell
Samuel Wardell
A. H. Asay
Walter Ferry
Rynear Housel
George Youmans
Halsey Fish
George Wheeler
George Wilkins
Adah Housel
Clarence Throckmorton
Josephine Mages
Rhoda Mages
Lillian Pettit
Holly Giffin
Minnie Colyard
James Burner
Milton Burner
Helen Davis
Helen Layton
Anna Zilly
Florence Gilly
Dorothy Rundquest
Richard Rundquest
Florence Bennett
Helen Fish
Jennie Wheeler
Margaret Whelan
Elizabeth Surles
Mildred Proctor
Helen Nagle
Helen Wilkins
Harry
Board of Trade
Long Branch Record
Louis Miller
Keansburg man dies in suspected self murder case
Daniel P. Waitts a lifelong Keansburg resident 48 married and once prosperous reportedly shot himself in a barn late Friday or early Saturday after asking for a revolver to shoot rats. Neighbors doubt self harm saying threats and a hole in the head suggest possible foul play. Coroner's inquiry pending and a second man Alfred Stoney also attempted suicide by drinking iodine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel P. Waitts
Keansburg
John Lankenau
Hunter Realty Company
Keansburg Heights
Mr. Waitis
Harry Seeley
Seeley
Waitts
Waitis
John S. Sickles
Navesink
Alica Arnold
Frank Hastmond
Edward
Russell
Mamie Waitis
R. Sutphen Seeley
John
Walter Lankenau
Wallis
Alfred B. Stoney
William B. Robinson
Stoney
Daniel P. Waltis
Drownings Prompt Suits Against Sand-Sucker Employers
Drownings of Eisener and Blanchard at Keansburg and a near identical Sunday accident to three young women are blamed on the sand-sucker operator filling meadows near the water. Several lawsuits are expected. Also notes a midweek swap social at Baptist Church and a special excursion sale from Atlantic City with a $2.25 return fare via New Jersey Central schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisener
Blanchard
Keansburg
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Central
Long Branch
Long Branch Edges Freehold in Pitchers Duel at Baseball Park
Freehold and Long Branch split a tightly fought game 4 to 1 as Long Branch pitcher Ollie Wood, despite a sore arm, started and dazzled until a substitute kept Freehold in check. Key moments include J Walsh two bagger, Phaler stealing home on a late jam, and a controversial bunt that sparked the crowd. Manager Cohen plans more games, with a Labor Day matchup likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold
Long Branch
Baseball Park
Long Hranch
Ollie Wood
Cohen
New York
Wood
Red Bank
Grandstand
J. Walsh
Helles
Woods
Hoth
Thre
Burns
Flanigan
Wendt
Latham
Phaler
W. Stalling
Acker
Manigan
B. Stalling
Pes Bane
Stalling
Walsh
Waler
Lne
Burhs
E. Walsh
Cae
J Walsh
Hines
Emanuel
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Pilgrim Fathers
Randolph McLain
West End
Duff & Campbell
Broadway
William Jerome
Jean Schwartz
Shubert
Samson
New York Sunday World
Leslie’s Beach
Sexton Bros
Tel
L. B
Wright Aviator
Weather Bureau Forecast
Down Broadway
Baptist Church
Acker, A & Ing
Wood, Ab
Dodge
le Wendt
Phaler Ay Alle
St. Luke's
T. St. Luke's
M. B. Church
Point Pit
Clark's
Gotfreds Wightny
Buwards
Recorder's
John Ryan
John Ies
William Budlong
F.land
Dickopf
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