Holiday Bazaar At St Luke's Seeks Big Turnout
The St. Luke's M. E. Church ladies host a three day holiday bazar opening Wednesday with twelve departments and new features. Supper served each evening, menus rotate from toast beef to chicken and salads. Basemen t space expanded for patron comfort, an orchestra to attend, and committees assigned to Fancy Table sections One through Three.
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St. Luke's M. EB
Carpentera
H. L. Dangler
Maysie Warren
Matthias Woolley
Emily Brinley
Altmee
Woolley
Pauline Woolley
E. H. Wheeler
Isaac D. Slathaway
Nellie Woolley
Alicia Newing
George W. Bennett
John Clark, Jr
Annie Mapa
Annie B. Brown
Georgie Corlies
Mra
New Fertilizer Co Officers Elected at East Orange Meeting
At a meeting of Eatontown Beta Fertilizing Company stockholders held at the registered office in East Orange on Thursday afternoon December 1, new directors and officers were elected. Frederick G. Hoffman of Eatontown became president and general manager, William Hill was named vice president, and J. Hamilton secretary and treasurer. The company now has paid in capital of 160000 dollars.
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Eatontown Beta Fertilizing Company
East Orange
Frederick G. Hoffman
Eatontown
William Hill
J. Hamilton
Pheonae
An Interesting Window in Red Bank Shop Shows Moving Toys
HK L Haight, Red Bank electrician, displays a show window filled with electrical toys and novelties. The moving items include saws, trolley cars, electrical engines and dredges, drawing interest from Red Bank youngsters and inspiring letters to Santa Claus.
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HK. L. Haight
Red Bank Electrician
Red Bank
Santa Claus
Asbury Park Boys Take Twelve Mile Rail Walk
Four Asbury Park youths Basil Bruno Janes McCaffrey Walter McCaffrey and Gispelo Bruno skipped Sunday school to walk twelve miles on railroad ties They left Asbury Park at 12 30 and reached Red Bank two hours later exhausted The return trip was by train.
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Asbury Park
Basil Bruno
Janes McCaffrey
Walter McCaffrey
Gispelo Bruno
Red Bank
Hays
Hyer Regaining Health After Hospital Return in Red Bank
Mr Hyer Trevonian G Hyer of Red Bank formerly Long Branch returns from Hahnepiann Hospital New York to recover at home on Peters Place He plans to visit the hospital later this week for a foot dressing He expects to move into a new Monmouth Street home and undertaker parlors next week Latter day visitors greeted him at Red Hawk Home Belford Birthday Social set by Ladigan Aid Society at Belford M E Church News notes a birthday sociable and a penny social with a nitro silk bag gift for each member and attendees aged ten and older St Luke’s Holiday invites Pause in hospital events and supper times listed.
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Trevonian G. Hyer
Red Bank
Long Branch
Hahnepiann
New York
Peters Place
Mr. Hyer
Monmouth Street
Red Hawk
Belford
Ladigan Aid Society
M. 8
Lineman Samuel Caskey Killed In Fall From Pole Near Norwood Ave
Samuel Caskey a veteran lineman for the New York Telephone Company died instantly today after falling from a pole in front of P Sanford Rose’s residence on Norwood avenue. Foreman John Leahey led the gang working on repair near Park avenue. A coal wagon driver alerted responders when the accident occurred. Dr O A Clark said the skull was fractured with instantaneous death. It is unclear if a chill or epileptic fit caused the fall as no one was nearby to hear a possible cry. The impact occurred with the head striking the stone gutter. Continued on third page.
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Samuel Caskey
New York Telephone Company
P. Sanford Rose
Norwood Avenue
Caskey
John Leahey
Park Avenue
Leahey
O. A. Clark
Death of Theodore Applegate in South Elberon
Theodore Applegate, 45, a carpenter, died after apoplexy Saturday at his sister Mrs. Lewis Worths home on Pearl street South Elberon. Dr B M Beach failed to save him after a sudden collapse. He had been splitting time with two sisters and recently lived in Ocean Town near Ocean County. Funeral at Rogers home and Oakhurst M E Church with Rev Harry A Relyea, burial in Glen Cemetery West Long Branch. He was born in Bayville and was the eldest of fifteen children.
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Lewis Worth
Pearl Street
South Elberon
Theodore Applegate
Mr. Applegate
B. M. Beach
West Long Branch
Rogers
Oakhurst M. EB
Harry A. Relyea
Big Eee Ne& Flock
Glen Cemetery
Applegate
Benjamin Applegate
Bayville
Toms River
Ocean County
Aplegate
South Elveron
Oakhurst
Weather Bureau Forecast For New Jersey And D.C.
The Weather Bureau projects snow or rain in New Jersey tonight with clearing later. Increasing east winds shift to high northwest by Tuesday evening. Northeast storm warnings extend along the Atlantic coast from Jacksonville to Washington with a storm system moving northeast across the lower Mississippi Valley.
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U. & Weather Buréau
New Jersey
Washington
DD. C
Atlantic
Jacksonville
Aiesipp
Ieee
Still at Sea in Asbury Park Child Murder Mystery
New York detectives Johnston and Cunningham join County Detective Elwood Minagh and Park police to interview suspect Thomas Williams in Freehold. They plan two days of examination, seek a Newark woman for new leads, and push for a substantial reward to revive the search for the killer of Marie Smith. Chief Smith urges a $3,000 reward to spur professionals to help catch the murderer.
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Thomas Williams
Marie Smith
Johnston and Cunningham
New York
Elwood Minagh
Thomas Broderick
Park
Diamond
Freehold
Williams
John S. Applegate, Jr
Purdy
Johnston and
Cunningham
Greater
Newark
Smith
War Firet
Burns
New Parish House Proposed for Red Bank Episcopalians
The Red Bank Episcopalians plan a $5,000 parish house on West Front street to align with Trinity Church. Rector Rev. Robert MacKellar says brick or cement construction will include a kitchen dining area and a fine assembly room. If finances allow, the parish house will precede a possible full church rebuild, with future rectory on Maple Avenue near Irving Place.
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Episcopalians
Red Bank
West Front Street
Trinity Church
Robert MacKellar
Epischalians
White Street
Minscopalians
Maple Avenue
Irving Place
Long Branch Hebrew Free Burial Ground Association Elects Officers
The annual meeting and election were held in Judge Schoenlein’s office. Officers chosen include President Louis Miller and Vice President Isaac Stein. Treasurer Louis Rothenberg and Secretary Joseph Stein were selected, with Charles Rosencrans named Trustee for three years. The group reports strong finances. plans a February first Monday ball and committees were appointed.
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Long Branch
Hebrew Free Burial Ground Association
Henry Schoenlein
Heraley
T 6
Louis Miller
Isaac Stein
Louis Rothenberg
Joseph Stein
Charles Rosencrans
Woman Fined for Loitering in Recorder Court
Georgie Ware pleaded not guilty to loitering a violator of the law in Recorder Schoenlein’s court this morning. Arrested at 1 AM in the lower city by Patrolman Clayton, she was fined $2 by Recorder Schoenlein. R. B. Storm of this city provided related report.
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Georgie Ware
Recorder's Court
Inw
Clayton
Schoenlein
Captains West Goss South Sail to Florida Tour
Captains West Goss South and H West aboard der Bright set sail for a month's Florida tour. For years Onptay Weat served at the life-saving station at Geat.
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H. West
der Bright
Bias
Florida
Elks Lodge Members to Attend Funeral of William
Members of Long Branch Lodge No. 743 B P O W are asked to gather at the Elks Home on Tuesday morning December 8 to stand at the funeral in solemn procession by order of the secretary Schownlein to conduct the services for William.
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Lyceum
Long Branch Lodge
No. 742
B. P. O. Bika
Elks
Sarrow
A'Eloth
William
Auber
Schownlein
Record boys stir bank record sales effort
Newsboys at the Bank Record branch plan a special drive to boost circulation through Christmas Eve. A contest has been organized for nights following last Saturday, with new efforts continuing to increase sales and distribution in the area.
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Gistaman
Bank
Charles French Dies of Old Age in Red Bank
Charles French, longtime local businessman who ran the Globe and Central Hotel in Fremi street and once chaired Riverside Avenue’s Mansion House, died after illness. He left a daughter and wife of a councilman, with funeral arrangements pending.
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Charles French
Teer
Feee’ Bank
Mr. French
Globe
Myetic Brotherhood Lodge
Prench
Ena
Bistro Aer
A Prench
New Smyrna
Arcanians Elect Officers at Odd Fellows Hall Meeting
The annual meeting of LORE Branch Council No. 429 Royal Arcanum will elect officers at Odd Fellows Hall next Tuesday night. A fine display of holiday novelties will be shown in the dining room of the church.
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Lore Branch Council
Royal Arcanum
Ofoers
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Tore Branch
Gt. Pubes
Churet
Skating on Branchport Creek At Joline Avenue
Skaters enjoyed Branchport Creek yesterday despite thick ice as residents along Joline Avenue watched the winter pastime. The scene drew anxious yet hopeful crowds eager for more cold season recreation.
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Branchport
Joline Avenas
Humorous Pastor Coming to City Church Event
Rev Keith Cherry a popular local pastor will lead a Methodist service at City Church on an upcoming night promising humor and lively preaching. The announcement highlights his light hearted approach and appeal to congregants across the area.
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Keith Cherry
Ae Methodist Church
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