Red Bank opens new post office on Monmouth street
The Red Bank Post Office is completed and open for public inspection all day. The 20 by 110 foot building features a vestibule entrance, mosaic floors, and separate money order and registered mail windows. Postmaster Manning highlights improved efficiency and a locked, single-man stamp system with individual stamp cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Second National Bank
Monmouth Street
Red Bari
Louis V. Manning
Manning
Stam
Firemen entertain. officers elected at Litter Silver VA No. 1
The Litter Silver volunteer fire company No. 1 held an entertainment at the Church Hall with Thomas Dobson of New York as the entertainer and music by Horsphal Hobbs Dennis. About 150 dollars was cleared. Officers elected include Forman Ayres President and F L Sherwood Treasurer. The company has fifty members and recently bought a gasoline engine. Frank Murphy, Port Monmouth, to Dayton Illinois for Erie Railroad work. Boer War veteran who served with British army in Johannesburg. St Luke's M B Church holiday bazar next week. J Goldstein seeking help in furnishing department.
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Litter Silver Volunteer Fire Company
Thomas Dobson
New York
Horsphal
Hobbs
Dennis
Eatontown
W. R. White
Frank Murphy
Port Monmouth
Dayton
Ill
Erie Railroad
Murphy
Johannesburg
South Africa
John Murphy
Raritan Bay
Colored suspects alibi upset at coroner inquest
The coroner's jury in Asbury Park returned a verdict that Marie Smith died at the hands of unknown persons after hearing 23 of 33 witnesses. The case centers on the disappearance and death of a ten year old girl near Whitesville Road and Ridge Avenue, last seen walking home from school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Smith
Council
Asbury Park
Robert
Whitesville Road
Ridge Avenue
Albert Foster
Santa Claus
St. Nick
Little Marie
Jackson
Frank Heidemann
Germany
St. Mark's Hospital
New York City
Severa
New York
Union Square
Fourteenth Street
Third Avenue
Kruschka
Old Country
Heidemann
Min
Seventeenth Street
Preach on Labor Series Opens at First Baptist Church
The first of four sermons will be delivered tomorrow night at 7 at the First Baptist Church. Rev T B Hughes will speak on Cooperation Versus Competition, of the Church, and Organized Labor. Mr Hughes, a warm friend of labor unions, invites all to attend. Strangers welcome. Also note a Red Men Hall dance in Oceanic on December 14 with music by Wyman.
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First Baptist Church
Ev. T. B. Hughes
Hia
Hughes
Red Men's Hall
Oceanic
Wyman
Fine Program for Elks Memorial Here
A Long Branch memorial service for Long Branch Lodge No. 742 BPOE will be held at the Lyceum tomorrow at eight o'clock. Public welcome though young children must be accompanied by parents. The program includes dirge and solos performed by named musicians, an address by A L Weinstock, and several musical selections. Memorial committee members and absent brothers are listed, with additional note of the W H Du Bois farm sale in Marlboro township for 160 acres at $20 000 to William F Woolley.
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Long Branch Lodge
Lyceum
Beethoven
Joseph Scanlan
John Nester
Frank Corbett
Jack Sturges
Gama
Marjorie Mullen
Bro. A.L. Weinstock
Philadelphia Lodge
Schumann
Tavan
Mareh
Gloria
Hayd
4. M. Stilwell
Arthur Sussman
Thoreas P. Fay
Edward F. Ford
John Heldt, Jr
James F. Murray
M. F. Kahn
Henry Harris
Patrick McCue
Paul Fraze
Douglass
Almond Car ‘Ey
John Guire
Albert, Fay
Jehr Dicks
Rufus Wodzett
Austin Fern
W. H. MacGregor
W. H. DuBois
Marlboro Township
Willian 4. Woolley
Hislace
Long Island
DuBois
Mount Olivet Church Services Tomorrow
Mount Olivet Baptist Church schedules a morning sermon at 10 45 and an evening sermon at an unspecified hour with a Sunday school at 2 30 p m Also listed is a lost horse from Middletown valued at 200 with a suspected mysterious disease that puzzled several veterinarians
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel BD
Hillyer
Middletown
Improvements At Columbus Hotel At Atlantic Highlands
Edward Oakes proprietor of the Columbus Hotel plans an 8 by 20 foot rear addition to the cafe area. The addition will serve as washrooms and lavatories, finished in stone with a tile floor. Estimated cost about 3500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Oakes
Colmbus
Atlantic Highlands
Attending Scientific School in New Brunswick
Frits Pentermann of Monmouth has joined the State Scientific School in New Brunswick for a winter short course in agriculture. He will specialize in horticulture and parasitology as part of his study, aiming to advance orchard fruit and paragus culture.
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Frits Pentermann
New Monmouth
New Brunswick
Pentermann
Monmouth County
Red Bank Forming Federation Of Churches
Red Bank plans a federation of churches to unite First Baptist First Presbyterian Grace Methodist and First Methodist. Rev Dr Rogan to invite Rev Dr Hugh B McCauley of Trenton to aid formation and possibly accept secretaryship with headquarters in Washington.
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Red Bank
First Baptist
First Presbyterian
Grace Methodist
First Methodist
First Methodist Church
J. W. Rogan
First Presbyterian Church
Hugh B. McCauley
Trenton
MacCauley
Eprin
Federation of Churches
Washington
Baptists Bow To First Methodists In Red Bank League
The Baptists won two of three games against the First Methodists of Red Bank Church at the YMCA alleys. George Manson led with 206, breaking the previous high of 159 by George Bray. The league cup, donated by the Long Branch Daily Record, goes to a team after three wins. Counselor Carl M Herbert, of Manasquan, was operated on at Flower Hospital for an abdominal abscess and is recovering.
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Baptists
Red Bank Church
Rea
George Manson
The
George Bray
Anothe Baptist
League
Los
Long Branch
Daily Record
Ally Record Cup
Red Bank Church Bowling League
Carl M. Herbert
Manasquan
Atlanti: Yiehlands
Flower Hospital
New York City
Herbert
New Jersey Weather Bureau predicts Sunday snow or rain
The Weather Bureau forecasts increasing clouds in New Jersey for the thirty six hours ending Sunday at 8 pm with light snow or rain likely by Sunday morning. The trend notes slowly rising moisture and variable conditions through the period.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Electrical shock causes man's death after twelve years
The report notes a man died after prolonged exposure to an electrical shock that began years earlier. Investigators outline the lasting health effects and the timeline leading to the fatal outcome.
Camp Fire At Brinley Home In Nome
A Grand Army gathering called the Home Camp Fire was held at 419 Seventh Avenue the Brinley residence. Howard A. Brinley, post quartermaster, heads graves decor on Memorial Day. Guests included Rev Dr Nett department chaplain and numerous veterans and their spouses.
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Howard A. Brinley
Seventh Avenue
Wingert
William Lacour
Toward Brinley
Marie Boone
May
Wiliam Scour
Tabor Chadick
Brazil Hyer
C. H. Emmons
Pioneer Long Branch Cottager Injured Halting Train
Sigmund T. Meyer, an elderly but spry Long Branch cottager and year-round resident, was hurt while hurrying to the 9.30 train at Branchport station. He toppled onto a projecting rail, was thrown to the roadbed, and injured his head and stomach. after assistance he traveled to New York, then experienced renewed pain on return and remains confined at home. Internal injuries are feared.
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Long Branch
Branchport
New York
Sigmund T. Meyrer
Meyer
Special Preacher at St James Church Tomorrow
Rev Scott Kidder of Maryland will preach the 10 30 sermon at St James Church tomorrow. He recently recovered from a knee injury suffered in Bermuda and has held key church roles. Other items note Bayside Council Jr O U A M Belford supper for the sick fund, a Florida winter plan by Mr James Wilson of Mittletown, a dance by Chas Wats at North Long Branch, and a new line of Christmas cards by Dudler Co. at 174 Broadway.
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St. James
Scott Kidder
Maryland
Chas 4. Kidder
Asbury Park
Bermuda
Aleady
Bayside Council,Jr. O. U. A. M
Belford
Yard's Hall
Florida
James Wilson
Mittletown
Dudler & Co
Broadway
Hawkins Dies After Shock At Allegheny Worked As Electrician
George Hawkins long time Oakhurst resident dies at Tren ton State Hospital from paresis after an old electrical career with Allegheny Penn. He served as vice president of the National Electrical Inspectors Association and worked as special agent for Underwriters in Philadelphia. Funeral to be held Monday at Pearl street South Elberon with Rev. H. A. Relyea officiating. Burial in Glenwood cemetery. He was 46, born in New York, son of P. Harkins of Oakhurst, survived by wife Josie Ashton, a brother Benjamin Hawkins, and father. Burial plans and hospital relocation noted amid lengthy obituary.
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Allegheny
Penn
George Hawkins
Oakhurst
New Jersey State Hospital
Trenton
William H. Morris, Jr
Hawkins
Pearl Street
South Elberon
H. A. Relyea
Glenwood Cemetery
West Long Branch
Hawking
Ast P. Harkins
New York
National Electrical Inspectors’ Association
Underwriters’ Association
Philadelphia
State Hospital
Josie Ashton
Benjamin Hawkins
Truant Officer Pages Two Cases in Borough Chamber
In Atlantic Highlands Borough Council, Truant Officer Matthew Brown charged George Thompson of Navesink with keeping his 18 year old son Robert from school since September. Thompson claimed financial strain and that the boy attended only afternoons, while the council noted strong attendance by Thompson’s other children. Thompson was discharged with a promise to enforce regular schooling. a second case against James Laker of Port Monmouth, with five children absent beyond nine days, was postponed for investigation to next Wednesday.
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Ipestiee G. OG. Williams
Atlantic
Highlanda
George Thompson
Navesink
Matthew Brown
Robert
Thompson
Eelegl
Dave
Tad
Schoo
Tescher
James Laker
Port Monmouth
Ruamt
Adelphi Class Entertained at Howard Voorhees Home
The Adelphi Class of the First Baptist Sunday school was entertained last evening at the home of Howard Voorhees on Seventh Avenue. It was the regular monthly meeting with usual business followed by a pleasing feature by the young men, including songs and recitations.
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Adelphi
First Baptist Sunday School
Howard Voorhees
Seventh Avenue
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Red Bark People
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MR. Meyer
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D. D. Withers
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