Injured Testing Engine At Thanksgiving Day Event
Henry F E Keller a boat builder on Edwards avenue was badly injured when a flywheel pin struck his knee as Vic leaned over an engine during a Thanksgiving Day test. Keller remains in pain but able to be around. Adelphia Club of the First Baptist Church was entertained Friday evening at 404 Park Place by W G Pinson Jr. The gathering was pleasant. Advertise in the Daily Record.
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Henry FE. Keller
Edwards Avenue
Vic
Mr. Keller
Adelphia Club
First Baptist Church
W. G. Pinson, Jr
Park Place
Derkleine Zauberer
Red Bank Elk Lodge Holds Memorial Services
Red Bank Lodge No. 288 BPOE held a memorial service in the Davidson Building on Broad Street with about 260 attendees. The Memorial Committee including Dr Herbert Williams and Thomas P Fay presented the program featuring music, an oration, duets and prayers, though no member had died yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank Lodge
Davidson
Broad Street
Thomas Pr. Fa
Long Brouch Lodge
Arthur White
Herbert E. Williams
Eugene Magee
Arthur J. Davis
Cecil W. Lediard
Ivan Bjornstadt
Thomas P. Fay
Long Branch Lodge
Gorcey & Son to Install Modern Cleaning Dyeing Plant
Bernard Gorcey explains success of the four year old business in Long Branch noting plans to move into a new building and install up to date cleaning and dyeing machinery. He cites advertising in the Long Branch Record and reasonable prices as key factors. He is a familiar stage figure and a partner in the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorcey & Son
Herraed Gorcey
Elches
New York
Metropolis
Gorcey
Goreey
Say So. Would he marry you again
A brief Daily Record item prints a fragment from Houston Port declaring a husband would not marry the wife again. The quotation emphasizes third party questioning about life choices and marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besid
Houston Port
Red Bank Welcomes New Y M C A Secretary
W. J. Bunn of Neck Street Ocean Grove becomes the Red Bank Y M C A secretary. Former Lakewood Y M C A secretary, he plans improvements for Red Bank after commuting daily from Ocean Grove.
Red Bank Y M C A Outlines Five Year Policy Plan
The Red Bank Y M C A directors and new secretary W E Bunn of Ocean Grove present a working plan to promote youth character through committees Bible classes clubs and movements. They aim for weekly bills paid and no new debt without funds or pledges. The policy calls for a five year program including social needs of men a physical department athletics a boys department and collaboration with Boy Scouts and churches to foster wholesome life and mutual cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank Y. M. C. A
W. E. Bunn
Ocean Grove
Red Bank Young Men's Christian Association
Boy Scout Movement
World Brotherhood
Miller H F B G A's New President and Burial Ground Ball
The Hebrew Free Burial Ground Association elected Louis Miller as president with Julius Cohen as vice president and other officers named. The group plans a masque ball to raise funds for maintenance of the cemetery on the outskirts of the city. In Trenton a December 12 meeting aims to organize Negro Republicans across New Jersey to bolster party strength for the upcoming presidential campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Free Burial Ground Association
A. Gruber
Second Avenue
Louis Miller
Broadway Jeweler
Julius Cohen
Louis Rothenberg
Joseph Stein
Henry Cashland
Sol Frey
Charles Rosncrans
Truestees
Red Bank
Trenton
I. W. L. Roundtree
Charles N. Robinson
Camden
R. Henri Herbert
Party I
Advertised Letters at Long Branch Post Office
Letters advertised for the week ending December 2 include Mrs. Fred Anderson, William Beatson, Wesley M. Black, Mrs. Marry Co Barrowes, Mrs. Cahill, Miss Celia Cantor, Mrs. Annie Castley, 2, Miss Susie Carrill, Mrs. Agnes Cook, Guiseppe Demola, C. M. L. Gay, Mrs. Jos. Goodman, Miss Ellen Harris, Mrs. Knight, Martin Larson, Mr. Levine, William McKiven, Miss Jennie Martin, Matthew fros., Miss Jessie Merrill, C. R. Meyer, Mrs. R. S. Morris, Mrs. A. J. Phillips, Mrs. James Pittinger, Daniel Powell, L. Rogers Price, S. Rifkin, Mrs. Lavinia Sickles, Maria Sirianna, Mrs. Chauncey S. Truax, Thomas Walker, Mrs. George Watson, Miss Eva Wild, A. T. Woolley, P.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Fred Anderson
William Beatson
Wesley M. Black
Marry Co Barrowes
Cahill
Celia Cantor
Annie Castley
Susie Carrill
Agnes Cook
Guiseppe Demola
C. M. L. Gay
Jos. Goodman
Ellen Harris
Knight
Martin Larson
Mr. Levine
William McKiven
Misa Jennie Martin
Matthew Fros
Jeasie Merrill
C. R. Meyer
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