Keyport and area notices and community updates
Keyport seniors rehearse a Christmas play The Rainbow Kimono to be staged Friday night in the school auditorium. Local clubs report officers and events with visiting guests and regional travel notes including a trip to the National Capital. Readers learn about property sales, new home plans at Keansburg and Point Comfort, and community appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyport High School
Maryutto
Misa Leonors Dolphin
J. Donald Cameron
Carrieburg
Penn
Keyport
Hubert Rothwell
National
Jeane P. Ward and
Harry P. Ward
Hamwre
Guette
Gepon Kenny W. Ward
Keypor
Old Fashioned Carpet Rag Party Noted In Middletown
The report describes a Thursday afternoon gathering of about twenty ladies at an old fashioned carpet rag party with games and dancing in the evening. Also mentioned are Mrs William Warner visiting in New Bern NC and Mr Wartter taking a job in Yonkers NY until spring. Edward T Hendrickson announces he will reenter business next spring at the Perth Amboy stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie' Reon
Jerem
Middletown
Conn
Otuler
Ahame
Mass
Keyport
George Kearnan
Keansburg Heights Club
C. M. Eadie
G. A. Gubitz
Geeond
C. A. Berry
Tream Prer
P. T. Cuthbert
FR Nichols
Atarme
F. Noffmas
Hose
R.A Jiminez
Janis C. Kendricksen
Atlantic City
Hendrickson
Trenton
New Jersey
State Board of Agricuture
State Hortitural Society
Crawford Walling
J. T. Wyckolf
Vienry V. Eastmoand
Middle Iown
Willett and
Geary
Willian R. Taylor
Taylor
William Warner
Newberne
N.C
Wartter
Yonkers
N. Y
Monmouth County
Igaini 1
Stautes
Willetroad
Charles J. Aayon
Rahway
Edward T. Hendrickson
New Monmouth
Perth Amboy
Surprise party honors Red Bank High School Commercial head
The Senior Class of Red Bank High School surprised W. Wathington head of the Commercial Department at his Drummond Place home on Thursday evening. Professors Grands Creveling and Edwin Gilland helped organize a lively program with games music and a generous supper. Attendees included Prof. Heidingsfeld Wm Allen Helen Grause Mary Conover Mamie Prate Gladys Shropshire Bruce Worthington and Mrs Worthington among others. Clarence Houghton was ill and sent regrets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank High School
W. &. Wathington
Drummond Place
Levening
F. J. Grands
J. W. Creveling
Edwin Gilland
Edgar Holloway
Peter
Morris Richmond
Ralph Heidingsfeld
Wm, Allen
Helen Grause
Mary Conover
Mamie Prate
Gladys Shropshire
Bruce
Jay Worthington
Worthington
Men’s Gloves Prices In Wide Tan Mocha Range
Heavy tan walking gloves priced at 1.00 and 1.50. Heavy mocha gloves 1.50. Tan and gray lined kid and mocha 1.00 1.50 and 3.00. Lamb wool lined gloves with strap clasp 3.00. Wool lined gloves with strap clasp 1.25 1.69. Gauntlets knit wool lined 2.50 3.50. Lambs wool lined gauntlets 85.00 to 6.00. Men’s woolen gloves gray and black 0.25 0.50.
Smoking Jackets at Oxford Store Prices From Five to Ten
Brown blue green and Oxford smoking jackets offered in double faced fabrics with shawl collars and silk trim priced five to ten dollars.
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Oxford
Waterproof Shoes for Outdoor Comfort and Service
Outdoor man footwear in tan oilgrained calf skin with double soles and viscolized upper and under sole. Priced at 2.98 dollars.
No-frills Wool Garb and Accessories on Sale
Heavy all wool bath robes in navy tin brown and gray with three sizes and prices 7.50 8.50 and 10.00. Lounging robes in gray brown and navy with wire buttons silk trimmed and girdle 10.00. Heavy blanket robes navy tan gray 3.50 4.00 5.00. Silk knitted dress mufflers white pearl black two tone 2.50 3.00. Fur caps for motoring price 5.00. Knitted skating caps white gray navy tan and cardinal 0.50 1.00. Suitcases leather reinforced 18 to 26 inches 5.00 12.00. Lighter cases cane reed fibre 14 to 28 inches 1.00 6.00.
Broadway auto bus line aims for quick travel to Central Station
In Long Branch a Broadway garage man, Dorman Mc Faddin, established an auto bus line between Broadway and Central Station to provide safe fast service to the railroad. The service struggles financially, with questions about the schedule and patronage. The piece notes the bus meets trains near Britton's drug store and hints at broader expansion if fare finances improve. It also mentions local clergy and community items, including Nurse Emma Albers at Monmouth Memorial Hospital and a birth at South Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorman McFaddin
Broadway
Central Station
Vin
McFaddin
McFadd
Natvoniz
November Building Permits Issued for Multiple Homes
The city issued numerous November building permits. I H Cranmer and Cranmer Brothers appear as builders with various new houses and alterations. Notable figures include Mary A Taber, Lorz Petlin, and Paul Deluci with properties on North Long Branch Fifth Avenue Westwood Avenue and Poole Avenue.
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I. H. Cranmer
New Bath Houses
Scriven Taber
Mary A. Taber
North Long Branch
Robert W. Zimmerman
Mrs. Bailey
Belmont Avenue
Joseph Hannaway
Lorz Petlin
Fifth Avenue
Joiy Luparelli
Antonio Denucci
New House
Westwood Avenue
John Luparrelli
Hery Hulick
Sairs Avenue
John Luparelli
Paul Deluci
Poole Avenue
Cranmer Brothers
William R. Maps
Jord Clayton
Rockwell Avenue
Peak and Dennis
Addie Lane
Montie Krug
Joe Walden
South Seventh Avenue
Improving Opera House in Washington Street Seeking Transformation
John A Campbell owner of the Washington Street Opera House plans a full upgrade to a first class theatre. Steam heat is being installed, opera chairs ordered, interior decorators engaged, and the entire building to be painted. William Campbell manages the venue now after his father failed to sell it. William Curr and Co. oversee the heating work as stage improvements begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Briggs Nash
Long Branch
St. John
Divine
New York
Ser Nash
Daily Record
John A. Campbell
Washington Street
Opera House
Campbell
Arcade Hotel
William
Little Show House
William Curr
Poole and Huhn Wed at West Lane Branch Home
Miss Florence Heyer Poole and Louis J. Huhn married at the bride's West Lane Branch home Saturday night. Over two-score relatives attended the reception and social hour, with gifts including checks and gold pieces. Sunday school class from Old First Church were guests.
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Florence Heyer Poole
Louis J. Huhn
West Lane Branch
Record
Old First Church
Riverside Council Banquet Held at Columbia Restaurant
Loyal Association of Red Bank No 28 entertained 22 members at a Riverside council banquet on Broad Street. Grand officers spoke on local progress while Thomas W. Murray shared humor. a prepared menu and decorated tables accompanied a formal gathering of members including Frank Gray and J. W. Roselle among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Council
ONI Riverside
Loyal Association
Red Bank
Columbia
Broad Street
Red Bank Lodge
William C. McKeeveh
George H. L. Morton
John H. Farrell
Thomas W. Murray
Frank Gray
Fred W. Hope
Jacob Kridel
Frank J. Manson
Charles Nieman
Arthur A. Patterson
Frank W. Patterson
J. T. Roselle
J. H. Roselle
Joseph Reilly
William Sutton
J. F. Swackhamer
Frank Stark
James L.tilton
M. van Brackle
Thomas Voorhis
Edmund Wilson
William RB. Warner
H. K. Allstrom
D.hpplegate
J. H. Applegate
H. Allen
J. W. Chandler
Richard Case
Crater
J. W
Campbell
Harry Campbell
J. C. Donnghty
W. B. Duryee
W. M. Disbrow
Newton Doremus
Joseph Edgar
Monmouth County Dental Society Meeting Report
The Monmouth County Dental Society met Friday night at Monmouth House Freehold to transact routine business. A committee was appointed to lead a statewide oral hygiene movement, but no action has been taken yet. The society is now part of the National Dental Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Dentists
Monmouth County Dental Society
Monmouth House
Freehold
The
National Dental Association
Spaeth Delivers Fifth Lecture on Rousseau at Intermedial
Dr. J. Duncan Spaeth spoke to a good crowd Friday at the Intermedial auditorium delivering his fifth of six lectures on Rousseau as part of a series. The final talk will be December 1 on Lincoln the Democratic Ideal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaeth
J. Duncan Spaeth
Dr. Spaeth
Lincoln
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Davidsons
Broad Street Red Bank
Bayghore
Keansburg
Women’s Club
New Point Comfort Beach
Frank Woolworth
Robert Schwing
Can Bure
Florida
E. V. Armetrong
Mass Keansburg
Enlre
Bray Avenue
Lafayette
Raynor
Joanna W. Muriffy
Michael H. Murphy
Jersey Central Traction
Stone Road
Jacob
Shutts
Red Hawk
Cales
Marion Staib
Newark
Aspen
J. Henry Walling
Port Monmouth
Edward P. McNally
Harriette
Lynbrook
L. 1
Farmory
Welford
Leroy Deake
New York Sashoars Academy
Tarry Hendrickson
Atlantic Highlands
Thoothy Barrett
Shore Road
Indianapolis
Ind
Barretts
John W. Maxzon
Bee
Barrett
Heinrich Heins
New Monmouth Baptist Church
Micy Minute O
Wiget
Mrs. Lane
Grand Theatre
C. i. Gibbons
TLEY
Trass
Harvey
M. . Phillips
Mgr
Thomas Phelan
Tre-Coers
Daisy Harcourt
Walter Clare & CO
Evurope Nelson
Steinbach
Asbury Park
St. James’ Church
Father Nash
Wiliott Dunham Tompkins
Iibbert H. P. Roche
Elliot White
Nash
Tam
Ae Newman
S. Nesbitt
Sea Bright
Ben” Thorp
Pine Tree
Col Neebitt
Captain Newman
North Carolina
Man
New Rest
Mires Emma Albers
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Albers
Bellevue Hospital
Margaret J. Herrier
Elizabeth Colline
Dixon Hospital
Dixon, Ill
Tumeys
Memories Services
Mr. Flinn
Harry P. Bennett
St. Luke’s
Frank M. Flinn
St. Luke's
George A. Edwards
Chester Anis
OPERA
Washington St
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