Church Notes From Various Congregations
St James Church schedules Holy Communions and prayers at 7 45 am 10 30 am and 11 30 am with 230 pm Sunday school and 740 pm eve nings sermons led by Rector Rev E Briggs Noah Mount Olivet Baptist Church has Rev D McKiven leading morning and evening services with 3 pm Sunday school and Wednesday prayer meetings The Young Men Musical League meets Fridays St Luke s M E Church features Rev Dr John Y Dobbins preaching morning and evening with a Wedge of Gold sermon The Second Baptist Church lists 630 am prayer meeting 1045 am and 745 pm sermons with 230 pm Sunday school and communion First Reformed Church presents Rev Victor J Blekkink preaching morning and evening on The Nobility of Simple Living and Foxes With Firebrands The Presbyterian Church holds regular morning and evening services with a 2 30 pm Sunday school session The First Baptist Church continues a sermon series The Calling of the Hells by Rev Charles F McKay 7 30 pm with school board teachers and public invited Morning sermon An Ancient Message for Modern Times and discussion by the pastor on The White Plague conclude the day
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St. James Church
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Broadway
Slocum Place
Kev. E. Briggs Noah
Mount Olivet Baptist Church
D. McKiven
Young Men's Musical League
St. Luke's M. E
John Y. Dobbins
St. Luke's M. Is
Second Baptist Church
A. Smallwood
Bro, Jones
First Reformed Church
Victor J. Blekkink
Mendelssohn
Chester Alan Arthur
Conover
Mr. Arthur
The
Presbyterian Church
Schoo
First Baptist Church
Charles F. McKay
Board of Education
Muale
Louis Arn Weds Miss Poole Tonight
Louis Arn and Miss Poole plan a wedding with Frank Dennis and Francis Miller as attendants. Miss Sherman will wear blue satin and carry pink carnations, with reception from nine to eleven. After a short honeymoon, they will live with the bride’s family and start housekeeping in spring.
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Frank Dennis
Francis Miller
Henry Hohn
Anne Sherman
Miss Sherman
Miss Poole
Chattle High School
M. E. Church
Hubn
Saspelation
Manasquan Man Dies at Monmouth Memorial Hospital
John B. Matton 62 of Manasquan died Thursday night at Monmouth Memorial after a two weeks illness. He was foreman for years and a member of Volunteer Fire Co. No. 2 and Pear Lodge K of P Manasquan. Funeral services set for tomorrow at 2 p.m.
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Manasquan
John B. Matton
Monmouth Memorial
Volunteer Fire Co. No. 2
Pear Lodge
K of P
Child Dies of Pneumonia in New Street Home
Lawrence Bundgaard aged three years ten months died from pneumonia yesterday afternoon at the Bundgaard residence on New Street. Funeral services will be at the house tomorrow at two o clock by Rev O J Duffield of Sea Bright M E Church. Burial at Glenwood cemetery West Long Branch. Hyer and Flock funeral directors in charge.
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Child
Lawrence Bundgaard
Andrew
Elvina Bundgaard
Bundgaard
New Street
Duffield
The
Sea Bright M. E. Church
Glenwood Cemetery
West Long Branch
Hyer & Flock
Metuchen Explosion Causes Injuries and Forest Fire
The incident left Herbert Bradley and Leo Snyder dead, while Charles Bradley was found unconscious and rushed to St. Peter's Hospital in New Brunswick where he regained consciousness but was incoherent. Fire engines from Metuchen suppressed the forest flames and damage is estimated at about $25,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Bradley
Leo Snyder
Charles Bradley
St. Peter's Hospital
New Brunswick
Metuchen
Colorado Snow Disaster Expands with Dozens Reported Dead
The winter storm across Colorado lays towns in ruin with families marooned and many missing. Ten shop girls unaccounted for, twenty four miners missing near Canyon City, three stage coaches lost near Boulder, fueling fears of numerous fatalities as police take charge amid rationed streets.
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Colorado
Canyon City
Boulder
Anthony Witek Improves at Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Anthony Witek of Port au Peck has pleuropneumonia and is confined at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. He shows slight improvement and will be able to see friends next week after Sunday restrictions are eased where his condition allows.
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Anthony Witek
Port-au-Peck
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Congress Asked for Many Favors in Open Session
Washington dispatch notes conventions and meetings aimed at impressing Congress with desired laws. Delegates from rivers and harbors, suffragists, and conservation advocates blur the line to lobbyists, while a Latin American peace gathering praises harmony amid Mexican unrest. The piece also questions progress on tariff and currency bills and discusses regional banks and presidential primary ideas.
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Washington
Congress
Mexico
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Colombia
United States
Panama
Far West
Elkins
Christmas Goods Ad Encourages Early Shopping
The notice urges customers to start their holiday purchases now and highlights the benefits of shopping early for Christmas goods.
Elderly man slashes throat with penknife in apparent suicide attempt
At Monmouth Memorial Hospital, 70 plus Mr. Stokes underwent emergency surgery after slashing his throat. He bought a revolver earlier, left an envelope with John G. Roberts Providence RI in his overcoat, and had spent time peering into the dock at Patten Line. Recovery hopes rise after a tense night as investigators seek motive.
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Stokes
Patten Line
Rockwell Avenue
Harvey
John G. Roberts
Providence
Navy
Kingsley Cottage
Pleasure Bay
Hunger strike frail Emmeline Pankhurst in custody
In Exeter England Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst remains in jail after her hunger and thirst strike under the Cat and Mouse Act. Authorities fear she may be released within two days as conditions remain perilous. In Manchester and Liverpool militants torch property and dispatch abusive letters to Premier Asquith amid arson attempts and police disruption.
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Exeter
England
Emmeline Pankhurst
London
Hag
Rusholme Exhibition Hall
Manchester
Liverpool
Liverpool Exposition Grounds
Asquith
Aintree Race Course
Oakhurst School Honor Roll Lists Many Students
The Oakhurst Graded School November honor roll features students across grades 1 to 8. Teachers listed include Miss B H Gordon Miss Mary H Lesher Miss Bertha Richard C J Strahan and Miss Hazel Hotchkiss. Names span Johanina Brautigan Edna Dalton Ella Gibbs Whilmenia Harvey Grace Herbert Gladys Hampton Jeannette Wells Ada Yourmans Marguerite Youmans and more.
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Oakhurst
B. H. Gordon
Johanina Brautigan
Edna Dalton
Ella Gibbs
Whilmenia Harvey
Grace Herbert
Gladys Hampton
Jeannette Wells
Ada Yourmans
Marguerite Youmans
Paula Neukercher
Kenneth Bennett
Perrin Coon
Thomas Comber
Gordon Duffield
Lewis Gibbs
Clarence Herbert
Jack Page
Earl Page
Clifford Youmans
Frank Lendo
Dominic Lendo
Whitney White
George Grover
Aimee Estes
Gertrude Fury
Elizabeth Gunn
Alice Harvey
Mary Harvey
Emma Lehy
Edna Meyer
Mildred Slocum
Jeannette Weiler
Rosina Worth
C. J. Strahan
Hazel Hotchkiss
Margaret Meyer
Emma Brown
Billa Bower
Carolyn Woolley
Helen Johnston
Mary Gunn
Edith Eisele
Vera Bishop
Margaret
Perth Amboy Eyes Join In New League Proposal
Perth Amboy city officials weigh a proposal from the New York and New Jersey Baseball League to join its eight team circuit. Mayor Garretson and the Board of Trade may review terms after further talks with league promoters. If approved, local talent and public support could spur a revived sports scene and potentially larger leagues.
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Perth Amboy
New York and
New Jersey Baseball League
Pfau
Garretson
Board of Trade
Kingston
Elizabeth
Long Branch
Baseball Today
Perth Amboy Evening News
Three Wills Probate in Local Courts
Wills of Rosina Worth of Oakhurst Ann Amelia Banham of Keansburg and John Johnson of Upper Freehold admitted to probate. Worth names daughter Ella Worth executrix and bequests clothing to Phroni Lankenau. Banham leaves equal shares to Walter Banham and Maria Orr with Chas Nicoll as executor. Johnson leaves estate to wife for life with remainder to children and names Wimer Polhemus as executor.
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Rosina Worth
Oakhurst
Ann Amelia Banham
Keansburg
John Johnson
Upper Freehold
Wimer
Polhemus
Charles B. Klink
Erving N. Wldridge
Creamridge
Ice Yacht Club Elects Officers at Long Branch Meeting
The Long Branch Ice Boat and Yacht Club held its annual meeting at the Pleasure Bay clubhouse. Officers elected include Commodore T Fraser Price and Vice Commodore Charles W Woolley with plans for a January smoker, a ball to fund renovations, and a summer regatta plus fleet registration updates.
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Long Branch Ice Boat and Yacht Club
Pleasure Bay
Couple Agree to Disagree in Elberon Home
Charles H. Rudloff and his wife have separated with the husband giving notice of separation from bed and board. Mrs. Rudloff has left home and retained Acting Governor Leon R. Taylor as her counsel, saying she will soon issue a statement. The home is on Norwood avenue in Elberon where Rudloff runs a plumbing business.
Dr Stork Visits Leighs for Nine Pound Girl
Friends of David J. Leigh living at 254 Edwards avenue noted his broad smile yesterday after Dr Stork visited the Leigh home at eleven in the morning and left a nine pound girl. Mother and child are doing nicely.
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Dr. Stork
Leighs
David J. Leigh
Edwards Avenue
Leigh Home
Baptismal Service Set at Red Bank Church
The Cavalry Baptist Church of Red Bank led by Rev J W Hamlin plans a large baptism tomorrow at 3 pm with candidates from Fair Haven and Middletown. Rev W B Scott of Pilgrim Baptist Red Bank will preach the baptismal sermon on Time and Storm Tested Buildings before a large crowd.
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Red Bank
Cavalry Baptist Church
J. W. Hamlin
Fair Haven
Middletown
W. B. Scott
Pilgrim Baptist Church
Minims Seek Games With Light-Weight Teams
Minims basketball team of small boys invites nearby towns to arrange matches against teams averaging 100 pounds. Communications should be sent to Sidney Flanigan at the corner of Broadway and Second avenue. R R did not oppose Kelly Award in a New York and Long Branch Railroad case, with the company willing to comply with the court's decision in favor of Mrs William W Keily's death-claim allowance.
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Long Branch
Benevolent Order Protective Elks
Broadway Theatre
J. Warren Davis
Camden
U. S
Charles E. 8. Simpson
Jersey City
Lodge of Elks
Frank L. Howland
Elmer Hazard
Marjorie Mullen
A. R. Brown
New York
Stokes
Red Bank Elks
Empire Theatre
Edward Casper Stokes
Hopping
Samuel Sabath
William A. Sweeney
Herbert BH. Williams
Cecil W. Lediard
Frank 5. Wright
Gracechurch
Philadelphia
Eugene McGee
Red Bank
Herbert BE
Williame
Evveryone
The
Elks Lodge
Minims
Sidney Flanigan
Broadway
Second Avenue
R. R
Kelly
William W. Keily
New York and Long Branch Railroad
Daily Record
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Louis Arn
Elko
Lackey
Mary Lackey
George Lackey
Bradley Park
Clifford Eldridge
Ann May
Spring Lake
Arthur W. Dunn
Iaw
Wilson
James Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
Roosevelt
Tlewis
Bryan
Oakhursts School
Junior Mechanics
Neptune Council
No. 217
Percy, Hennessey
Baril Joline
State Council
Hennessey
Joline
Chauncey Slayton
Ashland Council
Sea Bright
Robert Wright
W. W. Miller
John Havens
W. W. White
Slayton
Irving
Celsar" Errickson
Leeds
Charles Presley
James Cook
Errickson
Russell Sherman
Henry Attison
Stanley West
Walace Duryee
Harry Chasey
Fred Jones
John Chasey
George Yetman
George R. Hoyt
Thomas West
George Rother
New Jersey League
Edward Whitman
South Fifth Avenue
John Whitman
Ashland, Pa
Iceyacht Club
A. M. Townley & Co
Long Branch, N. J
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