Silver Jubilee Plan For Father Egan At Sea Bright
Plans for the silver jubilee of Rev. Father Edward J. Egan rector of the Church of the Holy Cross Sea Bright include a high mass December 15 a dinner at Rumson Country Club and a social hour at Holy Cross Hall The event gathers bishops and priests from Trenton Newark and New York and reflects his twenty five years of service along the upper Atlantic coast.
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Edward J.gan
Church of the Holy Cross
Sea Bright
Father Egan
Rumson Country Club
Holy Cross Hall
Old St. Charles
Maryland
St. Joseph's Seminary
Troy
N. Y
Trenton
Michael A. Corrigan
New York
Fathergate
Bishop O'Farrell
Thaddeus Hogan
Sacred Heart
Gloucester City
P. J. McCormack
Sea Isle City
N. J
Atlantic Coast
New Jersey
Father Will
Tr’ar
A McFaul
Trekton
J. A O'Conner
Newark
T. J. Custick
Monrmouth
Ocean Counties
Holy Cross’ Hall
Rumson Road
Collier Aero Club Head Elected National Aero Club President
R J Collier of Eatontown and Wickalunk elected president of the National Aero Club of America at a New York meeting. The gathering was well attended and adjournment ran past midnight. Past Grands Association meets in Oda Fellows Hall with James R Woolley of Long Branch as association president. Discussion covered ritual rooms and initiations for the 39th I O O F district. Also announced are Simpson M Erk annual supper and a sale of fancy and useful articles. Reserved seat sales for Elks Minstrels begin December 8 at Smythe’s Drug Store.
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Collier Aero Club
R. J. Collier
Eatontown
Wickalunk
Monmouth County Hounds
National Aero Club of America
New York
I. O. Oo FY
Arioch Lodge
Oda
James R. Woolley
Long Branch
City Firemen Elect Kingsland In Close Vote
Long Bratch Fire Department annual elections last night chose Lewis Van Benthuysen as chief and Charles E. Brown as first assistant chief. Kingsland led Schwark 159 to 144 for second assistant, with Gusterman withdrawing but listed on tickets. City Hall voting included a referendum on future polling places. majority kept current firehouse voting.
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Branchports
Long Bratch
Lewis van Benthuysen
Charles E. Brown
Joseph I. Kingsland
Branchpoint Hose Company
Joseph Schwark
Phil Daly Hose Company
Willian’ N. Ousterman
Byron Engine Company
Gusterman
Sthwark
Kingsland. Schwark
Many Societies Honor McGregor at Funeral
William McGregor who died last Saturday was buried after a High Requiem Mass at Star of the Sea Church. Knights of Columbus BPO Elks and West End Fife Company sent delegates. twelve honorary bearers and many flower senders were listed. Interment at Mt Carmel followed, with Hyer and Flock directing. The fire bell tolled as the procession moved from the church.
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William McGregor
Star of the Sea
William P. Cantwell
F. X. Langan
Knights of Columbus, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
West End Fife Company
Holy Name Society
Thomas Beatty
Owen Melee
Michael Whalen
This Sty
P. G. Sullivan
Perth Amboy
Charles McCue
Lakewood
Patrick McCue
Eatown
A. B. Murray
Red Bank
P. Lindall
Asbury Park
M. Sitvage
New York
T. Dugan
C. P. Soffel
Martin McCue
P. Tomaini
Brothers
Philip Schmidt
Hyer & Flock
Mt. Garmel
Byrons Elect Officers For Oliver Byron Engine Company No 5
The Oliver Byron Engine Company No 5 held its annual election at the Atlantic avenue fire house. New officers include President Milton West and Vice President Charles Lockwood. Secretary Edward J Reid. Treasurer William W White. Foreman Edward J Reid with Roy Joline and Marshall Hoyt as assistants. Trustees Edward W Reid Charles P West George R Hoyt. Representatives Théodore Joline William Wagener. Engineer William G Pressley. followed by cake and coffee. The group plans a social evening after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Byron Engine Company
Atlantic Avenue
Milton West
Charles Lockwood
Edward J. Reid
William W. White
Roy Joline
Marshall Hoyt
Edward W. Reid
Charles P. West
George R. Hoyt
Men's Association
Théodore Joline
William Wagener
William G. Pressley
Tewa
R. Hoyt
E West
George West
Skews
Gare
Storm disrupts Sea Bright Borough meeting night
A storm halted the Sea Bright Borough gathering with no aerene noted and plans postponed to tomorrow night. The item lists events at St Luke's Holiday Bazaar and Smythe's Drag reopening, plus a Christmas gift push and possible sleigh rides.
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Sea Bright
Hela Owmorrow
Wagnerian Lecture Draws Crowd Despite Snowstorm
Prof Frederick Ball presented the third Rheingold opera Siegfried to a sizable audience at his home. He outlined the mythic scope and the 18 new motives in the scene, comparing the quartet to a grand symphony and predicting Gotterdammerung as the final movement. A discussion followed, with plans for Parsifal next week before its Metropolitan Opera House showing.
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Frederick K. Ball
Ball
Seigfried
Germany
Brubhilde
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Reward for Little Girl Slayer in Asbury Park
Asbury Park Council voted to raise the reward for the killer of ten year old Marie Smith from 506 to 1000 dollars. The Elks added 250 dollars, totaling 1250 with the city. Detectives from New York and an Asbury Park officer questioned suspect Williams known as Black Diamond at Freehold Fort, amid rumors of his innocence. The child vanished four weeks ago after being seen on Whitesville road and Ridge avenue. her body was later found nearby. Francis Clarity of Asbury Park gave 100 dollars to the mother for the life insurance payout. Evidence against the suspect remains circumstantial and may be presented to the grand jury.
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Asbury Park
Marie Smith
Asbury Park Lodge of Elks
William H. Smith
Johnston and Cunningham
New York
Thomas Broderick
Thomas Williams
Black Diamond
Freehold
Ian Fort
Trig
Whitesville Road
Ridge Avenue
Francis Clarity
Smith
Metropolitan Company
Ocean Boulevard Plan Hinders Atlantic Highlands Start
fragmented OCR notes indicate a plan to begin on Atlantic Highlands along a week avenue with rough council input. the text suggests opposition to enforcement or valuation on property along the street now called ar a avenue, though details are unclear.
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Ocean Boulevard
Atlantic Highlands
Week Avenue
Weather forecast for thirty six hours ends Thursday
The Weather Bureau forecasts fair weather for the next thirty six hours and moderate variable conditions tonight. The note also mentions events with Elks' Minstrels and Smythe's Drag at 920 am Thursday.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Ally Fair
Peat
Opera
Thureday
Smythe
Drag
Red Bank Poultry Show Opens To Bay
The Monmouth Poultry Club opened its third annual exhibition in the Red Bank Armory on Monmouth Street, with 1 200 fowls on display. Delays from a storm pushed judging, but the event is expected to be a leading poultry show with turkeys swans pigeons and rabbits among the entries and premiums including silver cups and cash prizes.
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Monmouth Poultry Club
Armory
Monmouth Street
Red Bank
Poultry Club
Monmouth County Electric
Jersey Central Traction
Hassis
Rhode Island
al. Schroeder
Schroeder
Monmouth County
Paterson
Ig Field
Robert Dickson
Mapen
H. G
Hoimdel
George
Hodges
Talmage
W. H. Winter
W.kennedy
George A. van Brunt
W. #. Lawes
Rober
Jobe Yeoman
Milford
William &3
H. Davey
Yonkera
N.Y
Holiday Bazaar Opens at Sandy State Council Event
The Sandy State Council No 64 hosts its annual holiday bazar featuring a wide array of holiday novelties. Music by the Bike Minstrels and reserved seat sales begin Thursday at the Saneb hall with member Mrs. L. H igwood presiding.
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Oa Wave Council
Ik x Vo A Vlters Ot
Sl Nt
Saneb
Distra Sandy State Cousellor Mre
O'S
Fire kills two in apartment blaze and Fulton Market blaze
In Poughkeepsie Mrs Susan Jenkins aged 78 suffocated and her daughter La fatally burned in a morning house fire. A dozen residents were rescued as firefighters fought dense smoke. Separately in New York a blaze gutted a street block near Fulton Market with one death reported.
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Poughkeepsie
Que
Fulton Market
South Orange
P.R.R
Susan Jenkins
Thompson
Ed Soe
New York
Oldest Resident Brittain Woolley Sees Decline At 97
Brittain Woolley, Long Branch's oldest resident known as Uncle Brit, is critically ill at his Norwood Avenue home after months of falls. He celebrated his ninety eighth birthday October 15 and had a bright year prior, though now frail with weakened vision and bedbound, near a mortal decline and hopes for a centennial would be gone.
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Brittain Woolley
Long Branch
Norwood Avenue
Mr. Woolley
Uncle Brit
Hhis Cay
Remains of Samuel Caskey to be shipped to Kentucky
The body of Samuel Caskey, a telephone lineman who fell from a pole on Norwood Avenue, remains at Hyer & Flock's morgue with a fractured skull. Arrangements for shipping to Covington, Kentucky are underway, funeral plans being made by a Brooklyn-resident brother.
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Samuel Caskey
Norwood Avenue
Hyer & Flock
Covington
Caskey
Brooklyn
Republicans Exonerate Ballinger Connection Mentioned
The excerpt notes Republicans exonerating Ballinger amid references to the Ballinger Pine affair and a committee presentation. It mentions New Hampshire visitors, a Broadway home, and a roast beef supper at a St. venue, with scattered social notes on local residents and events.
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St. Te Ed
Red Bank Sons of Veterans Inspect Meeting and Speech
Red Bank unit of the Sons of Veterans, inspected Monday night by C Lawrence of Trenton, past commander of the Division. Lawrence urged rallying members in a speech after reports on Division Veterans. Charles Reimer led minstrel show, with Lester Hance providing musical selections and Chamberlain on piano. Refreshments followed.
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C. Lawrence
Trenton
Jersey
New ‘Yorke
Red Bank
Sons of
Ecerane
Charly
Martin M. Drobar
Charles Lawrence
Omen
Lear
Bealdes
Charles Reimer
Sons of Veterans
Lester Hance
Chamberlain
Fish shipment sets record for New York trade
A large cargo of 120 barrels of fish was sent yesterday to New York, the biggest shipment yet. The storm delayed air transport, pushing a 50 barrel air shipment to two days ago. Fish sold for about four cents per pound. Partners Mindy Nana, and Johnson and J. W. Cook & Co. were involved.
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New York
Minday
Minde Nana Tbe & Johnson
J. W. Cook & Co
Mrs Emmons Improving in Medical Update
Mrs John Emmons has shown signs of improvement in recent weeks though not steadily. The notes indicate she remains in poor health with some periods of regained strength. Fred Durham is named to succeed the late P E Rogers as fire marshal amid city confirmations.
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John Emmons
H. Emmons
Fred Durham
Beef &J
P E. Rogers
James Ennis
Ham
McFaddin
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