Newlyweds Honored With Housekeeping Party At Wayside
A housekeeping party honoring Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jackson of Wayside was hosted at the Garret White home last Thursday evening. Guests included many relatives and friends. luncheon was served at 11 406. The couple plan to live in Wayside for the winter and begin housekeeping in spring. The event featured numerous gifts of linen, glass, silverware, china and checks. A probate note mentions Edward Travers of Shrewsbury leaving sums to Annie Quinn and others, and detailing his will's executors and beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Jackson
Wayside
Garret White
Layton White
Join Clark
Charles Taylor
Frank Jackson
Vernon Jackson
Archie Jackson
W. H. Jackson
Nathan King
William King
Howard Dalton
To Remove Iodine Stains From Skin and Clothing
Advice on removing iodine stains using strong ammonia water and related methods. Describes practical steps for treating skin or fabric stains and avoiding spreading the discoloration.
Revival and business updates in Red Hill area
Special revival services are held at Red Hill Baptist Church led by Thomas Rice. Raymond Sanborn of Red Bank opens a new butcher shop in Middletown on Railroad Avenue. Daniel Felter builds a large poultry house on Red Bank Road with hundreds of chickens. A. Judson Bray plans to leave farming for Red Bank, with son William Bray taking over. A water tank is under construction on the farm. John Riddle of Middletown reports trapping many possums, muskrats and skunks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Sanborn
Red Bank
Middletown
Railroad Avenue
Henry Neinstedt
Daniel Felter
Mr. Felter
A. Judson Bray
William Bray
John Riddle
Red Bank News Portraits of Local Residents and Visitors
Dixie McKee a signalman on the United States Steamship Utah enjoys a ten day furlough with his mother Mrs Sidney Karl of Mechanic Street. Mrs William Applegate of Brooklyn visits her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Applegate of Maple Avenue. William Applegate spends Sunday with relatives. Herbert Frake of Allenwood spends Sunday with his father Oliver G rake. Mr and Mrs Trevone H Brower and son Clifford of Monmouth Street return to Philadelphia for winter. The Browers report a very good season for Fruit Kitchen. The civic club of the 8th grade at Red Bank High School held a reception for parents and friends. A school program was rendered followed by social time and refreshments. Mrs Mary Wood of Maple Avenue is on the sick list. Samuel Marshall and Mr and Mrs Alfred Enrich of Wallace Street were Sunday visitors to Mrs Marshall’s daughter Mrs William Nixon of Election. Miss Amy Magee who teaches at Sea Girl spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs George Magee of Middletown Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie McKee
United States
Utah
Sidney Karl
Mechanic Street
William Applegate
Brooklyn
Charles Applegate
Maple Avenue
Herbert Frake
Allenwood
Oliver Grake
Trevone H. Brower
Clifford
Monmouth Street
Philadelphia
William Nixon
Amy Magee
Sea Girl
George Magee
Middletown Township
Ladies' Aid Presents A Bunch of Roses at Church Hall
The Ladies' Aid will stage the play A Bunch of Roses at the Church hall in West Long Branch next Tuesday evening. The cast includes Mr. Pet Love played by Mrs. Fred M. Van Note and other roles with Miss Hilda Greans, Miss Verne Lane, and Mrs. Frank A. Poole among the performers. Between acts there will be special music and afterward the mite boxes will be opened.
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Boses
Church Hall
West Long Branch
Pet Love
Fred M. van Note
Albert Woolley
Hilda Greans
Verne Lane
Malvina Perkington
Charles Stillwagon
Herbert Mason
James Atcheson
George Hargrove
Frank Sherman
Higgs
Frank A. Poole
Hopson
William Tully
Funeral for Mrs. Cora Haagen Held at Home in West Long Branch
The funeral for Mrs. Cora Haagen wife of Frank Haagen will be held Thursday at 2 PM at the Haagen home on Golf Street West Long Branch near the city line. She had been ill nearly four years and is survived by five children. Burial will follow at Glenwood Cemetery with Hyer and Flock Funeral Directors in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Haagen
Frank Haagen
Golf Street
West Long Branch
Haagen
Childrey
Glenwood Cemetery
Hyer & Flock
Class A Theatre Reopening In City
The Class A Theatre on Washington street will reopen Saturday evening December 12, with shows each night except Sundays. The New York Theatre Co led by G C Rosseau leased it for years to run It as a moving picture house after renovation including a new piano and steam heating system. The venue is now comfortable healthful and sanitary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
New York Theatre Co. G
Drip-Catcher For Hanging Baskets Invented
A simple home invention uses a deep plate as a drip catcher for hanging baskets. Three wires form a clip over the rim to hold the plate in place and collect excess water.
State Tax Board to be Abolished in New Jersey
A Republican conference in Trenton approves abolishing the county boards of taxation in all 21 counties, costing three jobs per county. The move traces to Stokes era policy on rail property taxation and seeks broader tax supervision reform, with salaries and department consolidations also discussed.
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Stokes
Trenton
N. J
Meiis
Senate
House
Edward C. Stokes
Economy and Efficiency Commission
Belgian Refugees Bring Vanload of Furnishings to East Orange
A Belgian moving van from Antwerp arrived in East Orange carrying the furniture of Mr and Mrs Garry Pfaffenstiel refugees. Pfaffenstiel an American engineer with Western Electric was allowed to move the van fifty miles to Holland where it was loaded onto a ship. The couple planned to settle in Antwerp before war halted their plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
East Orange
N. J
Garry Pfaffenstiel
Pfaffenstiell
Western Electric Company
Holland
No More Laws Affects Business Says Wilson Policy
Washington reports President Wilson, in an address deviating from prepared text, declares the administration has completed its business program and that business should enjoy relief from restrictive legislation. His remarks prompt warm applause from Democrats and interest from Republicans.
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Washington
Congress
Wilson
Gardner
Massachusetts
Henry Turns Down Gardner Inquiry in House
Washington reports Representative Henry of Texas declined to hold a preliminary hearing on Gardner's resolution to create a national security commission. Henry said military and naval committees should study U S preparedness, aligning with President Wilson's stance. Gardner plans to speak in the House, criticizing Wilson's administration and the Democratic party.
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Washington
Wilson
Gardner
Representative Henry
Texas
House Committee On Rules
Henry
United States
Rules Committee
House
National Security Commission
Congress
U S Artillery Ordered to Naco from El Paso
General J J Wershing orders Batteries A B and C of the Sixth field artillery to move from El Paso to Naco at once. The battalion under Colonel F St J Greble sails toward the Arizona border as Carranza forces push toward Torreon. Reports say Salazar ex Huerta leader moves to line between Juarez and Casas Grandes awaiting supplies. President Wilson and cabinet discuss the Naco crisis where cross border fire injures Americans and Mexicans. Governor Hunt urges protective action for local residents.
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el Paso
Tex
J. J. Wershing
San Antonio
Sixth Field Artillery
Naco
Asia
F. St. J. Greble
Arizona
Carranza
Coahuila State
Torreon
Mexico
Villa Convention
Inez Salazar
Mexico Northwestern
Juarez
Casas Grandes
Salazar
Washington
Wilson
Ariz
Hill
Maytorena
Hunt
National League Cuts Player List To Twenty One
The National League voted to reduce players per club to twenty one between May 1 and Sept 1, as part of cost cutting during the federal financial fight. Opening and closing week limits return at thirty five, with a season cap near. many clubs held over forty under contract. Giants reportedly hold six players under non release terms, leaving five for development as stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National League
League
Solons
Teo
Giants
Earl Annesley Killed as Aviator Over Ostend
London reports Countess Annesley has learned Earl Annesley was shot and killed while reconnoitering over Ostend in November. Lieutenant Reevir, who was with him, also died when their aircraft was shot down. The piece notes a Pound’s value as a unit comparison, juxtaposed with currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countess Annesley
Musband Waa
Ostend
London
Earl Niestey
Foresee Extra Session Likely After March
Republicans say Wilson's ship purchase, Philippine, conservation, and appropriation bills cannot all pass in the short session. They warn administration may force either dropping measures or call for an extra session. Democratic leaders see potential paths but acknowledge difficulties ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Washington
Senate
Congress
Rate Compromise Expected in Rail Rate Case
The Interstate Commerce Commission weighs eastern railroads request for a five percent increase amid ongoing conference talks. Observers expect a favorable ruling for shippers, but a compromise among commissioners seems likely, with no formal statement issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kaiser III Suffering From Bronchial Catarrh Reported
Wireless dispatch from Berlin states Emperor William III is afflicted with bronchial catarrh. The telegram notes his illness is affecting his public duties and that a secretary is serving at the front during his illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emperor William
London
Berlin
General markets show dull trading amid storm impact
Weather and transport disruptions from Jersey City storms kept receipts light and deliveries strained. Butter prices held barely steady with mixed grades in creamery and state dairy, while cheese and eggs saw firmer tones as stock buyers expect better prices ahead.
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Jersey City
Pennsylvania
Hennery
Osadle
Hopeful remark on marriage plans and fate on Sunday
The dialogue hints at a man named George facing repeated romantic setbacks after an event on Sunday. The quote shows anticipation of marriage contrasted with a pattern of being played. No further context is provided.
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Strauss
S&h. Green
Edward Travers
Shrewsbury
Annie Quinn
John Quinn
Mary
Ella Quinn
Thomas ‘Travers
St. James’ Parish
Mussen
George Travers
Long Branch
Slocum S
Baychore News
Red Hill Baptist Church
For
Thomas Rice
RED Bank News
Haagen Tomorow
Crown Prince
Kaiser
American Press Association
U. S. Artillery
Mexican Bulleis
Earl
Goldstein’s Department Store
Broadway
Goldberg
Werner
Men's and
Broad Street
Monmouth Red Bank
Albert S. Miller
Joseph Salz Red Bank
Kaiser III
THE
Daily Record
SUPP
Broad Street Red Bank
L. de la Roussille
Broad ST
iChime
RED Bank Bicycle Exchange
Front ST
Globe Hotel
East Front St
Fr. R. Boice & Co
Agency For Hupmobiles
New Jersey
BANK
Ae Machines Musical Instruments
Freehold
White Street
Reg Bank
George
Tunter
W. H.woollay
Hanson
McCall
Frey's
Kahn
P.m
Postoffice
N, J
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