Long Branch Choral Society Forms Permanent Organization
The Long Branch Choral Society completed permanent organization at Library Hall. Officers include President Dr. Stanley H. Nichols and Vice President Mrs. Fred P. Wilcox among others. A rehearsal prior to elections went well. Next meeting is Wednesday at Library Hall with welcome to voices. concert planned for attendees. A patrons list is proposed to support the society’s aim to rank among the state’s best choirs.
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Long Branch Choral Society
Library Hall
Tala
Stanley H. Nichols
Fred P. Wilcox
Pauline Shaw
C. H. Winslow
William G. Pinson
Thomas P. Fay
C. H. C. Clark
Ramsdell
C. H. C. Clark, Sr
Bottsford
Lisie Vautier
Grace E. Britton
Perry A. Hull
C. Arch Reid
Edward B. Field
F. P. Wilcox
Thomas
J. A. Barham
Choral Society
NEW FIRE OFFICERS FOR BRANCHPORT HOSE COMPANY
The annual meeting elected officers led by President A B Yale and Vice President Charles W Cook. New roles include J B Terwilliger secretary and J J Manolt treasurer with chiefs Van Benshuysen and Chas K Brown in attendance. Gulick spoke on city government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branchport Hose Company
A. B. Yale
Charles W. Cook
J. 8. Terwilliger
J. J. Manolt
Harry Bennett
George A. Yale
John L. Howland
John F. van Note
Benjamin F. Hayden
Theodore Reid
Joseph I. Kingsland
Thomas N. Woolley
George W. Arrants
Firemen's Relief Association
Theodore R. Watson
John F. Woolley
James Blair
Theodore W. Reid
van Benshuysen
Clery Chas K. Brown
R. L. Gulick
State Nurses to Meet in Newark for Registration Bill
A special meeting of the New Jersey State Nurses Association will be held in Room 1 at the Free Library in Newark on Thursday December 14 at 3 p.m. The purpose is to discuss and take final action on the proposed registration bill. A number of nurses from the city are expected to attend.
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New Jersey State Nurses Association
Free Library
Newark
May Buy Another Factory And Sweezy Plans Trip
Frank A. Sweezy vice-president of the New York and New Jersey Fish, O and Guano Co of Port Monmouth sails Saturday for Maryland’s eastern shore to pursue purchasing another fish factory. Also notices about candy sale and community events appear amid a local newspaper page entry.
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Frank A. Sweezy
New York and
New Jersey
Russian bridge collapse kills hundreds in Volga region
At Kaizan near the Volga bridge under construction 150 to 200 workers fell when supports failed. Troops search icy waters as rescuers face floating ice. A separate famine crisis grips Russia with thousands starving in Ufa and Samara provinces amid a 60 million ton crop shortfall and bans on private relief organizing.
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St. Petersburg
Volga River
Kaizan
Russia
Ufa
Samara
Turkey Supper Proves Highly Successful in Little Silver
The Little Silver Volunteer Fire Department hosted a turkey supper in its Main Street firehouse drawing about 300 attendees from Red Bank Fair Haven Shrewsbury and Little Silver. The event raised around 125 dollars with auctions led by Hance Woolley and clerks Quackenbush and Wilby, the evening praised as the most successful yet.
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Red Bank
Fair Haven
Shrewsbury
Little Silver
Edward Wilby Jr
William G. Sherwood
Hance Woolley
Messr Quackenbush
Wilby
Red Bank Newsboys Promote Record Circulation Drive
In Red Bank the Record newsboys hustle from 4 30 PM to late with cries of Long Branch Daily Record. Albert Gordon and other prize winners help supervise and support the sellers as the effort aims for big circulation and a celebratory treat for top sellers tomorrow night. Judge Foster visits Long Branch next Tuesday for civil cases at Red Men’s Hall. Packer meets Asbury Park High at Lyceum tonight with a three piece orchestra after the game. Dancing follows.
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Little Record
Red Bank
Long Branch Daily Record
Bearu
Albert Gordon
Davidson
Tommy Higgins
James Murray
Jacob Kridel
James Grover
John B. Foster
Long Branch
Packer
Asbury Park High School
Lyceum
Bazar Supper Sets Record at Simpson Memorial Church
The annual bazar of the Ladies Aid Society at Simpson Memorial Methodist Church opens yesterday afternoon. Booths report thriving sales, the ice cream booth popular, and preparations underway for tonight’s supper with oyster dishes. The event runs through tomorrow night with large attendance and rising advance ticket sales. Rev. Alphonso Dare helps lead the effort at the church basement on Jarfield avenue.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Simpson Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
John P. Brunkhorst
Grand Avenue
Jarfield Avenue
Alphonso Dare
Good Home Again Park Chief Returns From Abroad
Park Commissioner and Mrs. Brent Wood of Morris avenue returned to New York after two months abroad and a stormy Atlantic voyage aboard the Olympic. Captain Smith, 68, reported the voyage as the worst he had faced, with high seas and fog delaying departure. the couple kept in touch with Long Branch and Mr. Good did not suffer seasickness.
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Brent Wood
Morris Avenue
New York
Broadway
Olympic
Funeral service for Mrs Ella Hurley in Eatontown
The funeral for Ella Hurley wife of Hartshorne Hurley formerly of Shrewsbury who died in Trenton State Hospital will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at her sister-in-law Mrs George Nivison’s home in Eatontown. Rev Dr H Ridgeley Robinson of Red Bank will officiate. Interment by Robert R Mount & Son in Evergreen Cemetery Little Silver. Mrs Hurley was 47.
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Ella Hurley
Hartshorne Hurley
Shrewsbury
State Hospital
Trenton
George Nivison
Eatontown
H. Ridgeley Robinson
First Methodist Church
Red Bank
Robert R. Mount
Evergreen Cemetery
Little Silver
Hurley
Bargains in China at Dudley's Read Kaufman's Ad
Page 17 notes bargains related to Dudley,s Read Kaufman store. A Lyceum basketball game is listed for tonight with details about venue and matchup.
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China
Dudley
Kaufman
St Luke's Bazaar Preparations Underway For Fair
Carpenters and decorators work overtime to ready St Luke's M B Church for the annual bazaar beginning next Wednesday at 3:30 PM. The event spans Thursday and Friday with a dozen departments including Japan ese and Candy. A post office feature, postal savings bank, and Parslow's Orchestra will enhance evenings with supper served for 35 cents.
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St. Luke's M. B
G. D. Seymour
H. L. Dangler
Alicia Newing
H. G. Woolley
A. K. Bennett
Valentine Silva
B" Booth
Charles L
Edwards, Chaiman
H. B. Seymour
W. R. Smith
James Cloughly
Parslow
Red Bank Robbery Suspects Home Break-In
Mrs Morford of Broad Street Red Bank reported a burglary this week with three small handmade quilts missing. Police Hora tio Shutts and Edward Connors found broken windows on the east and south sides. no tracks in snow imply intruders were there days ago. The house had been closed for two weeks and may involve a local youth gang that had already been dispersed.
Weather forecast for New Jersey and Long Branch
The Weather Bureau predicts fair tonight and cloudy tomorrow with light to moderate southerly winds. Observations from Long Branch show a high yesterday of 61, a low last night of 31, and a current 8 am temperature of 31. Wind northwest at 4 mph, humidity around 70 percent near 10 am, barometer about 30.38 to 30.43. A year ago the day was clear. Also advertising an unrestricted clothing sale at $15.00 tomorrow.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Long Branch Ice Yacht Club Holds Annual Meeting
The Long Branch Ice Yacht and Boat Club met at Pleasure Hay club house to elect officers. Commodore R. W. Reid and Vice Commodore Edward Fiedler led a slate with Charles L. Edwards as Rear Commodore and James Wood as Recording Secretary among others. The board vacancy was filled by Charles L. Edwards for a five year term as H. W. Green’s seat expired. Officers reported a flourishing club and rising interest in ice yachting, with a proposal to consolidate the two local clubs seen as favorable for future growth and stronger advertising for Long Branch.
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Long Branch Ice Yacht and Boat Club
Pleasure Hay
Long Branch
Red Bank G A R Officers Elected at Annual Meeting
Red Bank G A R Arrowsmith Post No 6 elected J Degenring as Commander for the third time with a slate including T I Davin as Senior Vice Commander and R H Worth as Junior Vice Commander plus officers White Little Curtis Parsons Little Conover Harrison Foster Smith. Following business, veterans enjoyed a supper with speeches by Degenring Harrison and Smith. Advertising note for Sugar Bowl and Bazaar preparations on December 7 featuring handmade goods booths and festive hospitality.
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Red Bank
Joseph T. Field
Jaco Degenring
Degenring
Thomas I. Davin
R. H Worth
Charles H. White
William N. Little
Charles Curtis
Charles B. Parsons
Henry Little
Albert, C. Harrison
W. W. Conover
Albert C .Harrison
William H. Foster
Eatonstown
Charles A. Smith
New Monmouth
New Jersey Railroads Ordered to Provide Drinking Cups
The State Public Utility Commission today issued a sweeping order against twenty New Jersey railroad companies. From January 1 1912 all passenger trains must offer inexpensive individual drinking cups or glasses in sanitary condition at no cost to passengers for water on request to conductors brakemen or porters. The list includes Pennsylvania Railroad Co West Jersey and Seashore Atlantic City Railroad Co Philadelphia Reading Co New York Susquehanna and Western Jersey Central Lehigh Valley Reading Delaware Lackawanna and Western Lehigh and Hudson River Lehigh Valley Raritan River Tuckerton Railroad Pemberton and Hightstown New York Central and Hudson River Wharton and Northern Morristown and Essex Rahway Valley New Jersey and Pennsylvania and New York and Long Branch. The order follows a law banning common cups in business in the state and stems from a prior complaint and hearing before the Utility Commission.
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Trenton
State Public Unity Commission
Raiload
New Jersey
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
West Jersey & Seashore
Atlantic City Railroad Co
Phil, & Reading
the Railroad Co
New York
Susquehanna & Western
Jersey Central Railrod Co
Lehigh & Hudson River
Ehigh & New England
Delaware, Ockawanna& Western
Lehigh Vally
Raritan River
Tuckerton Rail Aad Co
Pemberton & Hightstown
New York, Central & Hudson River
Wharton & Northern
Morristown & Ihe
Rahway Valley
New Jersey & Pennsylvania
New York & Long Ranch
Utility Commission
Woman with Memory Loss Found By Patrol
Patrolman Joseph West on duty near Third and Forria avenues 11.46 last night found a distressed woman loitering. She gave conflicting stories of being robbed and a colored man asking for money. Taken to City Hall for safekeeping she could not identify relatives or recall birth, recalled Englishtown, and claimed buying three railroad tickets. Hebrew Helping Society visited. relatives later identified Lena Corn. Mrs. Max Nazer, a relative, and Mrs. Glazer took charge. Rev. Ralph C Morrin will preach at First Reformed Church. he once preached here as a student at a New Brunswick seminary.
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Joseph West
Uty
Third
Forria Avenues
Torlea
Parolman West
City Hall
Englishtown
Lena Corn
Hebrew Helping and Society
Max Nazer
Mill Street
City
Glazer
Tok
Ralph C. Morrin
Weehawken
N. J
First Reformed Church
Theological Seminary
New Brunswick
Me Morris
State House Again Overcrowded in Trenton
A four story wing added four years ago failed to relieve congestion as the State House Commission debates solutions. The State Board of Education seeks more room, considering renting outside space or moving departments to Greenhouses slated for demolition. Proposals include a separate court and law building or temporary rental until a long term plan is chosen.
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Trenton
State House
State House Commission
State Board of Education
Tile
Department of Education
State
State St
Delaware Street
Green
State Department of Accounts
Civil Service Commission
Department of Weights and Measures
Engineers' Department
State Board of Assessors
Capitol
Court of Chancery
State Library
Supreme Court
State Public Utility Commission
Btate House
Senate
State House Park
Fred Tetley to Debut In Red Bank Vaudeville
Fred M. Tetley Red Bank term known as charter comedian will debut in vaudeville in this city tomorrow night at Old Broadway TV with a humorous sketch by himself He will perform a humorouslogue and sing including an imitation of George M. Cohan and the song P. T. Barnum Has the Right Idea. Also notes about Xmas writing paper and a card of thanks for fire relief.
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Fred M. Tetley
Red Bank
Broadway TV
Perry Ryan
Id Avenue
Mr. Tetley
John T. Tetley
George M. Cohan
P. T. Barnum
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Library’ Hall
B. Yale
St. James
Howland
Postoffice
Ard
Lathers International Union
Thomas R. Cranmer
H. Ferry
Dudley's
Red Bank Record
Will
Lyceum Toni
Simpson Church Ladies’ Aid
Col
Morford House
Weather Bureau Forecast
Frank
Rec‘jord
Public Utility Commission
Reid Commodore
RED Bank G. A. R
Jacob G. Bdegenring
Sugar Bowl
Simpson M. B. Church
The
Daily Record
Henry Kahle
People’s Ice Company
Norwood Avenue
Howland’s
Fred Tetley
W. L Green
Lyewum
Sexton Bros, Undertakers
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