Navesink Society discusses street opening and church redecorating
The Navesink Improvement Society meeting was sparse and quiet due to the storm. Debate centered on opening Latham avenue to Navesink avenue and funding, with potential legal action if January funds are not provided. All Saints Church redecorating proceeds under Frank Kellum with funds from a summer fair and subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navesink
All Saints’ Memorial Church
Frank Kellum
Red Bank
St. John the Divine Episcopal Cathedral
New York
All Saints
Ladies' Aid of the Methodist Church
Navesink Hall
Monmouth Avenue
Marion Brainard
Greenwich
Conn
Carrie Ronaldy
George W. Palmer
Florence Sickles
Esmeralda Graff
State Normal School
Trenton
Myron van Brunt
John Newhbys
Division Street
First Presbyterian Church Missionary Box Packed
The Ladies Aid met at the church house to pack a missionary box for Utah. The Kings Daughters class will hold a monthly business meeting at the manse on Saturday. Four members were received at Sunday morning services. A special song service was held at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies
First Presbyterian Church
Church House
Utah
King’s Daughters
First Presbyterian Sunday School
First Presbyterian Chrch
Fair Haven News Notes From Town Center
William Hulse of Mainstreet is recovering from pneumonia at home Alvin Parker of Gillespie avenue remains ill at his house David Hardenbrook who shot himself in a failed suicide attempt is gravely ill at Beloyue Hospital New York with pneumonia Miss Helen Marsden of Clay street hosted out of town friends at a card party Saturday Mrs Leighton and daughter of Oceanport visited Tuesday Mrs Alfred Disbecker of Church street moved to New York Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hulse
Mainstreet
Alvin Parker
Gillespie Avenue
David Hardenbrook
Beloyue Hospital
New York
Helen Marsden
Clay Street
Leighton
Oceanport
Alfred Disbecker
Church Street
Local Notes From Eatontown and Nearby
Eatontown news items record Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Byrnes visiting daughter Mrs. Irving Coleman at Asbury Park. Miss Lillian Dangler returns from a Brooklyn visit to her home. Methodist Church trustees meet at Charles Schlentz home as the church's Lewis street property, now Rev Garrison’s, changes hands. Miss Annie Diggins is ill at home. Miss Anna Parker of Broad street has a new plane. Henry Wolcott and family return from Jersey City Heights. George Loversidge orders trees cut in front of his newly purchased Railroad avenue property. Miss Annie Brown, a grammar school teacher, was on acre before weather interrupted.
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Matthew Byrnes
Irving Coleman
Asbury Park
Lillian Dangler
Henry Burkey
Brooklyn
Methodist Church
Charles Schlentz
Schlentz
Lewis Street
F. Garrison
Annie Diggins
Shrewsbury Church Activities And Local Notices
Three weeks vacation for health and a New York trip for Miss Ruth Huyler are noted. Floyd Rush bought a new piano. The Shrewsbury-Eatontown Presbyterian Church prep service is Wednesday in Shrewsbury chapel with the church auditorium remodeling and the quarterly communion next Sunday. William Worthley learns of his grandson William Kalb’s serious Newark illness. Kalb built a candy and ice cream business there. The Shrewsbury Reading Club met at Mrs. A. V. Jennings to discuss Riley works and English eighteenth century topics. next week’s program shifts to music and drama with Mrs. Harry Lincoln hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Huyler
New York
Floyd Rush
Shrewsbury-Eatontown Presbyterian Church
Shrewsbury
William Worthley
William Kalb
Newark
Kalb
Shrewsbury Reading Club
A. V. Jennings
James Whitcomb Riley
Homer T. Partree
Miss Mor
Thanksgiving gatherings mark New Monmouth notes
Counsellor and Mrs. Howard W. Roberts hosted a Thanksgiving dinner for fourteen relatives. Families from Manasquan and Allentown visited, while thirty ushers joined a rabbit supper at the Baptist parsonage. John N. Hillyer leads talks with the State Agricultural Experiment Station for six free winter lectures in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W.roberts
FitzRoy Walling
William Morford
Schanck
Allenhurst
Charles H. Roberts
Manasquan
Robert
Harry C. Roberts
Uushers’ Union
Union
Fire tiny blaze in Bay Avenue home injures no one
Children playing with matches started a small fire Tuesday morning in a first floor bedroom at the Bay avenue residence of Mr and Mrs William An. Fire crews controlled the blaze with no injuries reported and damage described as minor to the room.
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Bay Avenue
William An
Red Bank
William Bennett
Broad Street
Pride of Monmouth Council
No. 27
Daughters of Liberty
Revival Services At Atlantic Highlands Church Progressing
The revival meetings at the Methodist Church draw interest with Rev Booth returning from New York and Rev William T Valiant of Atlantic Highlands preaching Tuesday night. George F Smith of Red Bank is scheduled to preach Thursday. Percy P Aair of Bay avenue, a New York college student, visited town recently.
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Derson
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Bay Avenue
Highlands Draw Bridge
Mr Booth
New York
William ‘T. Valiant
Atlantic Highlands
REO BANKER TO WED AT C N BLISS ESTATE WEDDING
A Red Bank engagement is announced at a wedding reception held Saturday night at the late C N Bliss estate in Oceanic. Miss Hila V Cooney daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas H Cooney Colt’s Neck is to wed Thomas L Little son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Little Oakland street Red Bank. Little works with the Red Bank NY Telephone Office and is active in Knights of Columbus and Relief Engine Company. No date for the ceremony has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Bliss
Oceanic
P. McCarron
Fair Haven
Hila V. Cooney
Thomas H. ‘Cooney
Colt's Neck
Thomas
Storck Wins Suit In Red Bank Court
Justice Theodore F. Sniffen ruled in Storck versus Walling arising from a $24.80 interest on arrears claim. Storck was awarded $12 plus costs. the plaintiff was represented by County Prosecutor John B. Applegate Jr. and the defendant by Michael Tansey. An appeal appears likely.
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Storck
Theodore F. Sniffen
Red Bank
Looies Win Red Bank Bowling Match Over Presbyterians
The Looies representing the Red Bank Y M C A won all three games against the Presbyterian Brotherhood team of the Church Bowling League on the Red Bank Y M C A alleys. Wilwood B Ivins led with 221 in the first game and George Dennis scored 198 in the second. Scores for Presbyterian players Daniel Wilson Richard Strong Robert MacDonald William Conover and others are listed. Next Tuesday the Looies meet the Keyport Yacht Club on Association alleys in a three game series.
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Red Bank
Presbyterian
Red Bank Y. M. C. A
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Church
Wilwood B. Ivins
George Dennis
Daniel Wilson
Richard Strong
Robert MacDonald
William Conover
Wotais
Lcoies
Keyport Yacht Club
Red Bank Opens Season With Rutger's College Match
Red Bank High School opens its basketball season on Saturday at the YMCA court against Rutgers College. The Red Bank quintet is noted for speed this year, promising a competitive clash with the visiting team and drawing local interest.
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Red Bank High School
Y. M
Theeam
Rutger’s College
Red Bank
New Fair Haven Firehouse Plans Move and Build
At the December Fair Haven Volunteer Fire Department meeting several exempt firemen certificates were awarded. The department will move its Pearl Street firehouse to the rear of the lot and erect a two story building about 115 by 40 feet costing roughly 1600 dollars. First floor will include a truck house, meeting room and billiard room. The second floor will be a large hall for theatrical entertainments with a 20 by 40 foot area and dressing rooms at one end. The theatrical colony will stage benefits weekly after completion in March. Building committee members are Mayor Frank D Covent Borough Clerk Charles Cross and Charles H Van Trunt.
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Fair Haven
Frank D. Covent
Charles Cross
Charles H. van Trunt
Beale shoots tame rabbit near Eatontown
Fred Beale of Eatontown, a conductor for M C E Co, shot a tame rabbit belonging to George Van Tassel on Eatontown Boulevard. Van Tassel, a motorman for the M C E Co, and Beale’s friends remark Beale’s past poor aim once sent shot into a tree, injuring Ward Brooks of Red Bank.
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Fred Beale
Eatontown
George van Tassel
Mr. van Tassel
Beale
Mr. Beale
Ward Brooks
Red Bank
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Ahosi
Walt McDougall
Navesink News
Presbyterian Church
Arthur A. McKay
Lev B. van Nest
Lafayette Street
Thomas A. Clark
Rifton
N.Y
Thomas Shanley
Arthur Brill
Oceanic Inn
Oceanic Road
George Seaman
Savannah
Frank A. Mulford
Oceanic News
Fair Haven News
Eatontown News
New Monmouth
Highlands News
REO Bank
Thomas L. Little
Ella Cooney
Arron
Looies
Riverside Gun Club
Shrewsbury Avenue
C. R. James
DuPont
John Valentine
George Gray
Ellwood Ivins
Fred Morris Eee
Caer Ees
Gee ' Mhiz
The
Daily Record
Wren Red Bank
Lemaistre Lace & Embroidery CO
Cookman Ave
Emory &J. Asbury Park
J. Krides Red Bank
Bey Goods
H.N. Supp
Regal Shoes
Buster Srowns
Regal Shoe Store
Broad St
Asrnoy Pack
Aeerrer
Nadia Snes
Monmouth County
Berger’s
N. J
Busaew Nowrense
Eaey Weed
W. C. Wiseman
Cookman Avenue
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