Elks Lodge of Sorrow Held Impressive Memorial Service
Long Branch Lodge No. 742 BPOE held a large Lodge of Sorrow ceremony with Exalted Ruler and officers on stage. A full program featured orchestra selections, solos by Marjorie Mullen and Frank Corbett, addresses by A L Weinstock and Joseph Farmer, and a reflective sermon on the duty of the living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch Lodge
B. P. O. Bilks
Lodge of Sorrow
H. M. Stillwell
Freehold
Herbert W. Cooper
William R. Warwick
Joseph Scanlan
New York
Marjorie Mullen
Philadelphia
Chester Lodge
Dangler Benefit At Townleys Hall Draws Crowd Despite Rain
The Tuesday evening benefit for Harry O Dangler at Townleys Hall raised nearly $30 for a patient hindered by rheumatism. Despite inclement weather the event was financially successful with twenty tables in play and handsome souvenirs distributed. Weston Malchow received the Advertios in the Daily Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dangler
Townley
Harry O ‘Dangler
Messrs
Weston Malchow
Fragmentary price notes for 10c items and deals
Readable bits show 10 cent prices and 25 cent offers for various small goods. The text is incomplete but indicates a selling context with several 10c price points.
Killed by fall from a phone pole in New Jersey
Samuel Caskey, an experienced lineman for the New York Telephone Company, died instantly when he fell from a pole before P Sanford Yess residence on Norwood Avenue. Foreman Joehn Leahey led the crew. coroner said skull fracture caused instant death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Caskey
Fieman
New York Telephone Company
P. Sanford Yess
Norwood Avenue
Taskey
Joehn Leahey
Park Avenue
Leahey
O A. Clark
Laskey
Funeral for Mr McGregor Held at Star of the Sea
William McGregor died last Saturday and was buried Tuesday in Star of the Sea Church at 10 o clock. High Requiem Mass was offered by Rev. Dr. William Cantwell and Fr. P X Langay. Knights of Columbus Elks West End Fire Company and Holy Name Society sent large delegations as pallbearers George McKennan Charles Beatty Patrick McCarthy Daniel Carney James Guire and John Hines acted as guards. Twelve honorary bearers included A B Murray P Lindall M Savage TF Dugan C P Seffel William H Van Brunt and others. Flowers came from Knights of Columbus Elks and West End Engine Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights, Elks
Fireman
Holy Name Societies
William McGregor
Star of the Sea
William P. Cantwell
PF. X. Langay
Knights of Columbus, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
West End Fire Company
Holy Name Society
Thomas Beatty
Owen Melee
Whalen
PG. Sullivan
Perth Amboy
Charles Neatey
Lakewood
Patrick McCue
Eatown
A. B. Murray
Red Bank
P. Lindall
Asbury Park
M. Savage
New York
TF. Dugan
Lake
Deaths and local notices in Red Bank area
Charles G. Freneh died after a general breakdown at age 53 leaving a brother W A French and a daughter Mrs George Brower. He ran the Globe and Central hotels and the Mansion House and belonged to local lodges. Miss Margaret A. Smock, daughter of Mrs Mary A. Smock, died aged 71 after three years of illness. she had church ties with the Presbyterian Church at Red Bank. Georgie Ware, colored, faced Recorder's court for alleged law violations, while Rev Hughes and Rev King prepared pulpit duties for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Freneh
W. A French
Ls Bank
Charles
George Brower
Brower
Red Bank
French
Globe
Central Hotel
Front Street
Mension House
Riverside Avenue
Old Phalanx Colony
Mystic Brotherhood Loge
W. A. French
New Smyrna
Miss Smock
Margaret A. Smock
Mary A. Smock
Broadstreet
Presbyterian Church
Red
Georgie Ware
Recorder's Court
J A Haskell's Jersey Coast Show Place Under Repair
J A Haskell, longtime Low Moor Cotatcher now owner of 306 acres in Middletown township, plans a major coast show place as improvements continue. Contractor Isaac N Cubberley of Long Branch oversees rebuilding the Astoria mansion begun in 2007, with wide boards, large cornice, new living spaces, silos for green fodder, and box stalls added as part of the project.
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J. A. Haskell
Low Moor
Middletown Township
Jersey
Haskell
Isaac N. Cubberley
Long Branch
Cubberley
Pert
Free Burial meeting notes and medical update on Sacco case
The Free Burial association held its annual meeting in Judge Schoenlein's office as officers were announced. Anthony G. Sacco, a Cornell University Medical College student, is hospitalized in New York with a serious facial infection. doctors determine whether it arose at the Cornell Dispensary hospital or during post mortem work. Mrs. Margaret Schuester, wife of Robert Schuester, was buried yesterday with services led by Rev J G Sexton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Singer
Uake
Elkdom
Wade
Henry Schoenlein
Heisley
Joseph Stein
Charles Rosacrans
New York
Anthony G. Sacco
John Sacco
Lexington Avenue
Cornell
Sacco
Cornés University Medical College
28Th Street
First Avenue
Bellevue Hospital
Schuester
Margaret
Robert Schuester
Phillips Avenue
John G. Sexton
J. G
Firth Church
Glenwood
New Railroad Crossing Proposal Details
A brief notice outlines a proposed railroad crossing at South Street near Bask and York and Log Bram in Ellsworth, within the Texas Queen Company plan. It specifies a new crossing to be built byCreeslings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belog
South Street
Ellsworth
Armetrotie
Texas
Qaeupagy
Also Mentioned on This Page
ELAS
Voice of Love
Frank Corbett
Corett
New York Quartet
Bro
Joseph Farmer
Jersey City
Bithdom
Farmer
Longfellow
Haydn
Ward F. Ford
John Heldt,Jr
the Daily Record
Broadway
R. Long Branch
Childs
Golden Peabury Coffee Santos
Norway
Rus
Scrapple
Norwood Ave
Kentucky
Brooklyn
VanNote Cottage
Second Avenue
John W. Flock
Hyer & Flock
Lews Worth
Peath Street
South Elberon
Theodore Applegate
Mr. Applegate
E. M. Beach
West Long Branch
Applegate
State Applegate
Teeaneeae
Tome Riven Ovens
David Meyer
MR. McGregor
Charles GC
J. B&b Hughes
Ren. H. L. King
Batontown
Long Branch Hebrew Association
New Railroad
Creeslings
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