Crucifixion scene in Matt 27 Jesus before Pilate and Barabbas
A Sunday School lesson notes Jesus life and death culminating in the crucifixion. It recalls Pilate's attempts to release Jesus, Barabbas' release, and the crowd's cry for crucifixion. The commentary emphasizes Jesus as God incarnate who dies for sins and will return.
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Abel
Adam
Eve
Enoch
Noah
Abraham
Moses
Joshua
David
Pilate
Jesus
Christ
Barabbas
Desis
Peter
God
Jesus Christ
Simon the Cyrenian
Golgotha
Son of God
Beheadings and puzzles from the Land of Puzzledom No 1152
A blocky riddle collection lists numeric clues for items like a long wood or metal strip and a sharp backward turning point. It includes a beheading riddle about leaving land surrounded by water and a shrinking word puzzle about a five letter word losing letters until one remains.
Riddle and Charade Items Recalled in Nostalgic Verse
The piece presents two numbered wordplay stanzas No 1158 and 1159 a pair of charades and verses. It recalls a father’s memories of his two sons and daughter as they grew and the returning joy or sorrow each year brings.
Puzzling Puzzles and Word Clues From a Mystery Page
A jumble of puzzle items including Charade Rain bow rain bow Numerical Enigmin with stated quote about faults and none Found cruel house tasty stain sevon boots goose faith Nature Questions list with word pairs Hart boar deer bat bulls bears beaver Mi Code Rebus quote about good you do not lasting Gout thug hilt youth Roman Fimmiipons igma The Clément 1. Tygus.
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Igma
IBAA
Tygus
Chattle High elects managers and names basketball captain
The December meeting of the Chattle High School Athletic Association elected track and field manager Louis Fish and assistant Jack Dalton, baseball manager George Lite and assistant Earl Van Brunt. Frank Heiles was elected girls basketball captain as tryouts begin. The season will feature boys and girls teams with Lyceum games.
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Heiles
Chattle High School Athletic Association
Louis Fish
Jack Dalton
George Lite
Earl van Brunt
Clark
Percy Hennessey
Robert Hoyt
Langdon Morris
Lester Maps
Arthur Thomas
Earl Vat Brunt
Walcott Morris
Wendell Allger
William Cave- Here
Frank Briskey
Ofr
Clarl
Frank Heiles
Chattle
Lyceum
Fire in motor boat injures Keansburg man
Henry Ludlow of Keansburg sustained severe facial and hand burns when his motor-boat Sylvia May caught fire in Waycike creek. He saved the vessel but the cabin and contents worth over 109 dollars were destroyed. Another boat, William H Phillips, was saved due to early fire discovery.
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Henry Ludlow
Keansburg
Sylvia May
Ludlow
Hudson River Points
Waycike Creek
Ofice
John Schaeffer
William H. Phillips
Little Silver Fire Laddies Hold Entertainment and Elect New Officers
The Little Silver Volunteer Fire Company No. 1 entertained at the Church Hall with Thomas Dobson of New York as the main attraction and music by Horsphal Hobbs and Dennis. About $15 was cleared. Officers elected include Forman Ayres president and Sherwood treasurer, with a 50 member company and a recent purchase of an 8 gasoline engine.
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Litter Silver Volunteer Fire Company
Thomas Dobson
New York
Horsphal
Hobbs
Dennis
Eatontown
Forman Ayre
W. R. White
Disputed Granville House Property Sold at Auction
Granville House in Keansburg, tied to the Seeley Compton heirs and administrator Isaiah H Thorne, was struck off to S Ehrowich for 5950 and will operate as a summer hotel. Raymond Thorne previously bought it for 3500 at a prior sale, which was challenged and ordered resold by the Court of Chancery. Independents Fire Engine and Truck Company names Louis Proctor as engineer, replacing Samuel Harden Jr, with Howland and Reeves noted for fire police duties amid council consideration.
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Granville House
Keansburg
Seeley
Emeline Compton
Isaiah H. Thorne
Wortagee
S. Ehrowich
Mr. Thorne
Raymond Thorne
Farrypree
Joseph Reilly
Red Bank
Eaate
Court of Chancery
Independent Fire Engine and Truck Company
Louis Proctor
Samuel Harden, Jr
Theodore Howland
Charles Reeves
City Coaneil
Silver Jubilee Plans for Father Egan at Sea Bright
Plans for Rev. Father Edward J. Egan’s silver jubilee of the priesthood are nearly complete. A high Mass at Holy Cross Church will be celebrated December 15 with Egan as celebrant, followed by a dinner at Rumson Country Club and a social hour at Holy Cross Hall. Prelates from Trenton Newark and New York are expected, with a token of esteem presented to Egan. The event draws friends statewide to honor the Sea Bright rector who has served Sea Isle City and the upper New Jersey coast with zeal.
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Edward J. Egan
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
Fatheregan
Bishop O'Farrell
Thaddeus Hogan
Sacred Heart
Gloucester City
T. J. McCormack
Sea Isle City
N. J
Atlantic Coast
New Jersey
J. A. McFall
J. J. O'Connor
Newark
T. J. Cusack
Monmouth
Ocean Counties
Rumson Road
Stork Visits Theckers Welcome Baby Girl
Architect Walter T. Thecker is greeted with congratulations for the birth of a baby girl last Friday. Mother and child are reported to be doing well.
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Walter T. Thecker
Griffin and Menke Properties Sold at Assignees Sale
Properties belonging to William Griffin and Hugh Menke sold Monday afternoon on the premises to the highest bidder. Griffin property at James McCalin house on Both avenue near Pearl street purchased by George Soffell. Menke property at Norwood avenue and Pearl street, former Rice A Brown estate, purchased by Anna Thompson. Curr Store improvements underway with a new plate glass front and red supports. A curbside concrete walk is being laid and the open brook beside the building will be covered as part of the pavement.
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William 5.Griffin
Hugh N. Menke
Griffin
James McCalin
Both Avenue
Pearl Street
George Soffell
Menke
Norwood Avenue
Rice A. Brown
Anna Thompson
William Curr & Co
Ark
Broadway
Dentists Gather for Monmouth Society Dinner in Asbury Park
The Monmouth County Dental Society held its monthly dinner at the Marlborough Hotel Asbury Park with remarks by Dr G L D Tompkins on The Past History of the Society. Attendees included Drs Burton Bordge Thompson and Bank. The next meeting is set for Long Branch.
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Monmouth County Dental Society
Marlborough Hotel
Asbury Park
G. Ll. D. Tompkins
Red Bank Post Office Opens With Modern Interior
Red Bank celebrates the new post office occupying a 20 by 116 foot building with mosaic floors and an ornamental west entrance. The $3600 setup includes stamping, money order, and register windows, a seven and a half foot side foyer, and a dedicated, locked stamp system to separate money handlers under Postmaster Manning.
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Red Bank
Manning
Maning
Red Bank Church Federation Aims at Joint Unity
A federation of churches formed by First Baptist First Presbyterian Grace Methodist and First Methodist seeks broader cooperation. Rev Dr J W Rogan will invite Rev Dr Hugh B McCauley of Trenton to aid in organizing, with a possible visit before the holidays. In Eatontown on March 15 Abraham Van Brunt and Eliza J Smith pled guilty to a statutory offense. sentence set for the second Thursday in January.
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Federation of Churches
First Baptist
First Presbyterian
Grace Methodist
First Methodist
First Methodist Church
J. W. Rogan
First Presbyterian Church
Hugh B. McCauley
Trenton
Red Bank
MacCauley
Washington
Dr. MacCauley
Abraham ‘van Brunt
Eliza J. Smith
Eatontown
Fire Alarm Box Locations and Signal Codes Listed
A dated notice lists fire alarm box locations including Cor Franklin and Second Avenues, South Bath and Second Avenues, Second and Brighton Avenues, Cedar Avenue Crossing, Takanassee Lake Ocean Avenue, Lyddy Cottages Ocean Avenue Elberon, Park and Elberon Avenues, Elberon Hotel Ocean Avenue Elberon, Elberon Station N Y L B RB, Park and Norwood Avenues, Norwood Avenue opposite Campbell Avenue, North Long Branch Oliver Byron Engine House, Sea View Avenue Fay Street. It also details signals: Tap open circuit, taps at 12 o clock test, second alarm after a box number, three taps fire general alarm.
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Franklin and
Second Avenues
Park
Norwood Avenues
Norwood Avenue
Campbell Avenue
Geome
Whittepees
North Long Branch
Oliver Byron
Sea View Avenue
Fay Street
Popular Young Couple Weds at Quiet St Michael's
Miss Marion Fay wed Clarence Green in a quiet ceremony at St Michael's Rectory. The couple, youthfully prominent in city society, were joined by witnesses Miss Henrietta Ferns and John Pay. After a private reception at Lincoln Avenue, they left for New York on the 4 22 train and plan a southern trip before residing in their Riverside Drive Red Bank home.
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Marion Fay
Clarenc Green
St Michael’s Rectory
Clarence Green
Meliesa Green
Pleasure Bay
Gustav Sara
Seas
James Fay
Henrietta Ferns
John Pay
Lincoolin Avenue
Mrs. Green
New York
Riverside Drive
Red Bank
Green couple noted in Long Branch social circle
Mr and Mrs Green are prominent in Long Branch with wide social ties. The bride groom holds a significant post at a New York broker's office.
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Mrs. Green
Long Branch
New York
Sermon on Union Unity Prompts City Attendance
The speech argues “All for one and one for all” and the greatest good, amid anti-socialist talk. The sermon, set as the second in a series, will be moved to next Sunday evening to accommodate labor unions. All unions in the city and vicinity are invited with reserved seats.
Lost Hearse Horse Report From Atlantic Highlands
Councilman George F. Bartleson, a livery operator in Atlantic Highlands, reported the loss of one coal black hearse horse last week. The animal was part of the team that drew the hearse for the funeral of John J. Thompson from Long Branch. A reward is offered for return.
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George F. Bartleson
Atlantic Highlands
Animal
John J. Thompson
Long Freehold
Atlantic Fire Engine and Truck Company Exempt Certificates Refused
Application made for exemption certificates for Robert Warwick and George A. Hathaway, members of the Atlantic Fire Engine and Truck Company, has been refused and the company remains in active status with no exemption granted.
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Atlantics
Robert Warwick
George A. Hathaway
Atlantic Fire Engine and Truck Company
Perth Amboy Forfeits to Red Bank Rostered Bold
Perth Amboy forfeited the game against Red Bank team St James due to refusal to play after a new referee was assigned. First half ended 12 to 0 in Red Bank's favor before the forfeit.
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Perth Amboy
St. James
Red Bank
Amboy
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Monmouth Street
A Church Federation
Long Branch Building Directory
Alex. P. Paul
WM Carr & CO
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Iren
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