Thanksgiving Day Weddings In Kahle and Hepburn Homes
Two weddings celebrated Thanksgiving in this city with Miss Josie McLain Kahle and Lester Hoft marrying at the Kahle home on Norwood Avenue while Miss Clara Elizabeth Hepburn and John L. Many wed at the Green residence in Bath Avenue. Details include attire, venues, music, and subsequent receptions, with plans for journeys and new addresses in Lakewood and New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Kahle
Norwood Avenue
Josie McLain Kahle
Lester Stanley Hoft
Lakewood
Clara Elizabeth Hepburn
W. H. Hepburn
Monument Street
Freehold
John L. Many
New Orleans
Miss Hepburn
J O. Green
Bath Avenue
Green
William Bryan
Elberon
John G. Lovell
First Presbyterian Church
H. M Stillwell
Shakelford
Philadelphia
Aliea
Mise Hepburn
Mia
Long Branch
Many
Smith's College For Girls
Red Bank Robbery Ring of Five Boys Confesses
Five Red Bank boys averaging twelve years old were arrested by Detective Rue and Officer Estelle for petty robberies in town stores during the past week. After apprehension all confessed. They faced a hearing before Justice Wise and were held on $500 bail each for grand jury action. Names: Arthur Huff, Joseph Tallarico, Dominic DeMarco, Douglas McLean, Kenneth Wymbe. McLean and Wymbe posted bonds. others sent to Freehold. Huff led the gang, having prior reform school term. Most funds were spent at moving picture shows. Huff and Tallarico were caught at a moving picture show. Continued on Sixth Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Jacob B. Rue
Frank Estelle
Edward W. Wise
Arthur Huff
Joseph Tallarico
Dominic DeMarco
Douglass McLean
Kenneth Wymbe
McLean
Huff and Talarico
Moving Picture
Board of Pardons Frees County Prisoners for Thanksgiving
A brief Monmouth County mock board of pardons freed several inmates on the spot. Judge John B. Foster and W. W. Ramsay reviewing prisoners awaiting release commuted sentences, enabling many men to eat Thanksgiving at home. Eleven individuals received immediate discharge, with one remaining as jail cook to be replaced by Michael Quirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County
Board of Pardons
John B. Foster
Prohibition
W. W. Ramsay
Foster
Freehold
Daniel Scull
Neptune Township
Paul Papilla
Asbury Park
George Day
Alberto Landow
Charles Hubbs
Hamilton Swanson
Charles Conover
Wickatunk
Frank Wilson
Wilson
Michael Quirk
Branch
Edward Cash
Ion Ag
Packer Club Set To Meet Nationals In City Clash
The Packer Club Five will face the Champion Nationals tonight at Lyceum court with an eight thirty start. A preliminary game features two junior teams from each group. Expect a well matched contest followed by dancing after the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packer Club
Lyceum
Turkeys Selling at 20c per Pound Tomorrow
Phil Schmidt advertises turkeys at 20 cents a pound tomorrow though wholesale costs are higher. He also promotes Schmidt's Pure Home Made Sausage Scrapple and home rendered lard as unequalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Schmidt
Schmidt
Atlantic Fire Company Ball Committee Meets Next Sunday
A special meeting of the Atlantic Fire Company ball committee for 1911 will be held at the Phil Daly Hose Co. headquarters on Sunday afternoon December 3 at 3 30 o clock. Members are requested to attend. Robert F. Warwick secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Daly Hose Co
Robert F. Warwick
Sec'y
ELKG Memorial Day Program Completed
Final arrangements for the annual memorial services of Long Branch Lodge No. 742 B P O Elks to be held in the Lyceum theatre Sunday night December 3d have been completed. The program includes orchestral pieces, quartets, songs, an oration by Mark J. Cummins and an address by M L Ferris with reception this afternoon at Townley Hall. Tickets for the 86th annual Atlantic Fire Engine ball are issued for December 29th at the Lyceum. David Kirby bought the J W Sherman house on Morford Avenue and moved from Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch Lodge
P. O. Elks
Lyceum
Eoward F. Ford
A. W. Earle
Frank Garriel
Stacy Hammell
Charles Rosencrans
H. m. Stillwell
Freehold
Forrest Halshart
Arthur L. Hall
Harvey
Harvey 8. Brown, W. J. van Derveer
Forrest Hulshart
Mark J. Cummins
Chester Lodge
M. L. Ferris
Asbury Lodge
Tannhauser
The
Atlantic Fire Engine and Truck Company
J. Pitman West
David Kirby
J.W. Sherman
Morford Avenue
Mr. Pope
Connecticut
Mrs Kirby
Official Board Meeting at St Luke's Tonight
The monthly meeting of the official board of St Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church will be held tonight in the church parlor with Dr. George H. Neal presiding. Turkey Supper Served by Men. 12th. A dollar's worth for 50 cents. For rent, 229 Broadway, two desirable flats just renovated, location especially attractive, rent reasonable. Apply Goldstein's Department Store, 28 to 286
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church
George H. Neal
First Presbyterian Church
Broadway
Goldstein's Department Store
Three Thanksgiving Sermons In City
A city union Thanksgiving service at St Luke s M E Church drew a large crowd. Rev J G Lovell delivered a hopeful sermon on The Goodness of God in the Land of the Living from Psalm 27 18. He urged optimism as a creed of sober minds, praising faith in God amid today s perils and the nation s moral and spiritual resources. The event included readings by Rev T B Hughes and music by Miss Bruske and St Luke s choir, with a collection for Monmouth Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's M. E. Church
J. G. Lovell
First Baptist
First Reformed
First Presbyterian
Simpson Memorial M. E
G. H. Neal
Taft
Weatherby
Bruske
Hattle High School
St. Luke’s Choir
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Weather Bureau Forecast For New Jersey
The Weather Bureau predicts the next 36 hours will bring light to moderate west winds in New Jersey. Long Branch observations show a high yesterday of 40, a low last night of 29, and a 30 degree reading at 6 o'clock. Humidity was 56 percent at 6 am and 46 percent at 10 am with a 34.15 barometer and a 9 mile hour wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Fuair
North Broadway
Long Branch
Italian Warships Ready to Bombard Sultan Capital
Italian warships prepare to bombard the Sultanate capital as reports describe fleeing crowds and rising panic. Military movements indicate an imminent bombardment stance with ships deployed along strategic approaches.
Poplets Ball a Social Triumph at Lyceum
The Long Branch and Asbury Park Poplets held their second annual ball at the Lyceum last night with ample room for dancing and careful ticket control. The hall was transformed into a terraced garden by N. A. Corlin, green banks and box planters lit by colored bulbs creating a striking scene. Prof. F. K. Ball led a twenty four piece music program with notable encores. Ample supper and refreshments were served, and souvenir programs with satin ribbons reading Poplete were handed out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Lyceum
N. A. Corlin
South
Elberon Florist
F. K. Ball
Servin
Frank Garriel
Roy Asey
Ed. Schoenthaler
John Heldt, Jr
Clarence Bennett
Mike Ryan
Chas. van Cleaf
Harry Irone
Henry Hebert
Sidney van Dyke
Lewis West
Fred Layton
Wm. D. Walling
John W. Flock
Fred Waller
Phil van Dorn
Harry Rushton
Harry Surles
Italian warships prepare to bombard Salonica
Constantinople dispatch reports Italian warships ready to shell Salonica this afternoon while Turkish forts stand by. Alarming prowar sentiment grows as Turks fear Italy will push war to the Sultan's doors. In West Long Branch, Arthur D. VanNote won a 250 pound hog at the Long Branch Gun Club shoot, being the sole bull’s-eye shooter among 52 competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Salonica
Italy
Arthur D. VanNote
West Long Branch
Long Branch
Mr. VanNote
New York
Packer Social Club Beats Independents for City Title
A large Holiday crowd watched the Packer Social Club defeat the Independents 11 to 6 yesterday on Division Street in a chilly late game. The Packers scored twice in the final quarter, with Bennett crossing the line and Walsh missing the extra point. the Independents, led by Johnston, fought hard but fell short as the Packers clinched the city championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division Street
Packer Social Club
Independents
Packer Social Cub
Johnston
Packers
Bennett
James Walsh
Walsh
BE. Walsh
New Minister Comedy Draws Six Hundred At St Luke's
Harmony Centre witnesses the Old Maids' Club and Ladies' Aid Society greet Rev Homer Alexander Brown as the New Minister in a three scene farce titled The New Minister. George H Harvey stars with J Russell Woolley and Consuelo Parslow featured. A Sunday School orchestra conducted by Daniel Edwards provided period music as Daisy Lovejoy and Augusta Wind delivered lively performances. Godfrey Shelton wed Annie M Cowell, with Asbury Smallwood officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Harvey
Homer Xander Brown
St. Luke's Church
Edwin L. Reed
Alec
Daniel Edwards
Harmony Centre
Old Maids’ Club
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ralph Bunter
Pentina Pimples
Dr. Hoopick
Crescendo B. Flatt
Augusta Wind
Florence Sherman
Homer Alexander Brown
Topnote
Elmer F
Hezekiah F. Sharp
Doctor Hoosick
Belville van Brunt
L. Henry Cobb
Hugh B. Seymour
Ralphy Bunter
J. Russell Woolley
Seth Perkins
T. Bryant Smith
Daisy Lovejoy
Mies
Consuelo Parslow
Odelia Hasbin
Old Maida' Club
Sophia D. Mitchell Poutnia Pimples
Charles L. Edwards
Old Church
Margaret
Reed
Albertina Spicer
Puopoe Waite
Platt, Sharp and Hoosick
Ladies’ Aid
Ralphy
Aldpart
Daisy
Brown
Sharp
Sexton
Old Maida
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kahle
Long
Thomas B. Hughes
First Baptist Church
Hoft
New York Telephone Company
the Daily Record
Ramsey
Atlantic Fire Company
Sugar Bowl
Bexton Bros
L. B
ELKG
Lodge of Sorrow
Atlantice
Qayid Kirby
Dr. Lovell
Father Nash
Dr. Eberhardt
J. U. Lovell
E. Briggs Nash
Weather Bureau Forecast
Dis
William R. Warwick
Thos. Warwick
Somerville
Jane Warwick
First Reformed Church
J. Harvey Murphy
Coleman's College
Howard Brown
Charles EE. Brown
Campbell Avenue
Coleman's Business College
Newark
Joseph Salz
VanNote
Big Hog
Packerites
St. Gridiron
J. Shultz
H. Kasman
Kittel
Daily Record
J. Dalton
St. Luke’s Scholars
Godfrey Shelton
Annie M. Cowell
Li Street
V. Asbury Smallwood
Shelton
Boston
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