New Arcanum Officers Elected in Red Bank
Read Bank Council No 984 Royal Arcanum of Red Bank held its annual election. Elected officers include Robert F Wilbur as representative to the grand council and past regent. Clarence C Beck as regent. HW Harry L Martin as vice regent. Walter L Davis as orator. Alfred Rotticher as secretary. Charles K E Nieman as collector. George Twiford as treasurer. and other posts filled with Walter Fraiser Willian Fata mida Walden John Alexander. Installation is set for Thursday night January 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Read Bank Council
Royal Arcanum
Red Bank
Grand
Robert F. Wilbur
George Twiford
Clarence C. Beck
Harry Ll. Martin
Walter L. Davis
Alfred Rotticher
Charles KE Nieman
Chaplin
Willian Fatamida
Kidnapping Case Ties Italian Immigrant to Abduction
The Red Bank case centers on Frank Petillo and his son missing after a trolley ride from Red Bank to Keyport. Authorities traced the car duties and noted a dark suited man matching the description aboard, with suspicions turning toward Italian residents after a witness remark.
New Monmouth Notes on Residents and Local Happenings
Mrs. Alice G. Roberts plans to start a new house on her Atlantic Highlands lots. Miss Sarah Walling recovers from a breast tumor operation in New York and hopes to return by Christmas. Albert W. Morford has fully recovered from appendicitis surgery. William S. Roberts hosted Jersey City friends. Mr. and Mrs. FitzRoy Walling visited daughter Mrs. Schanck in Allenhurst. Timothy Reddington, New York produce broker, visited town seeking poultry consignments for holidays. The Immaculate Conception day was honored at St Mary’s Church Mortimer Robinson of Tottenville is renewing old acquaintances. Henry Schubert family left for New York for the winter possibly Honduras later. The Walling place painted by Smith Walling Belford. Miss Eliza Salmon visiting relatives at Orr? Henry Robbins heads to Virginia for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice G. Roberts
Atlantic Highlands
Sarah Walling
New York
Misa Walling
Albert W. Morford
William S. Roberts
Jersey City
FitzRoy Walling
Schanck
Allenhurst
Timothy Reddington
St. Mary's Church
Mortimer ‘Robinson
Tottenville
Henri Schubert
Honduras
Seubert
James K. Walling
Smith . Walling
Belford
Eliza Salmon
Henry Robbins
For
Virginia
Farmers Play Dominoes at Port Monmouth
In Port Monmouth, farmers finish fall work early and spend time in village stores, playing dominoes. Leading players include Henry Coe William Coe John Eastmond Rufus Eastmond and others. A regular tournament is proposed with entry fees funding a cup for the top player who wins the most games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Monmouth
Henry Coe
William Coe
John
Thomas
Rufus Eastmond
Charles H. Mills
George
Charles Willett
Horace Smith
Willliam Taylor
John O'Neill
He Walling
William Dennis
Harry Ludllow
Jail For Fake Fall Artist Anna Strula Sentenced
Anna Strula known as the banana peel artist pleaded guilty to grand larceny in the second degree. Judge Rosalsky sentenced her to six months in the penitentiary for defrauding public service corporations in New York by staging fake falls aided by a banana skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
A. Strula
Strula
Public Service
New York
Rosalsky
Ssesetons
Panijary
Fined For Swearing at Chapel Hill Moon
Justice J. Miamis in Atlantic Highlands fined a man for vile language toward John Bennett after nearly causing a collision with a horse and wagon Bennett was clearing roads near Chapel Hill Bennett testified to the incident Smith admitted saying something but claimed he did not curse. Bennett had witnesses. the case centered on the road near Chapel Myi and Nave sinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Miamis
Atlantic Highlands
John Bennett
tWihigide
Bennett
Aiswer
Smith
Chapel Myi
Fragmented Telegraphic Snippets Reflect Oddities and Wit
A collage of quirky lines and snippets from popular culture and humor features. It mentions Dr Woods Micchinson in Success Magazine, Mark Twain frontier wisdom, a college professor helping a beggar, and a diner waiter bet joke, all presented in a rough, fragmented dialogue style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabby
Woods Micchinson
Success Magazine
Mat'lé Twain
Missouri Treasures and Quantrill Era Loot Trails
Rediscovered legends of Quantrill and his band linked a hidden Lawrence gold hoard to the Tarso y area and nearby camps. Stories of buried silver, copper, and long hunts for Confederate loot abound in Missouri, with searches peaking near Independence and Oak Grove.
Illness of Master Floyd Krismeyer At Grandparents Home
Master Floyd Krismeyer son of Mrs Lillie Krismeyer is seriously ill at the home of his grandparents Captain and Mrs R W Lewis of Hathave Ave They note Charles Coles chauffeur for the past two years for BD Woolley accompanied by his brother Walter of Avebury Park will leave soon for the south They plan to visit friends in Richmond Virginia and then go to Buckingham for holiday gunning efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Krismeyer
Lillie Krismeyer
R. W. Lewis
Hathave
Ave
Charles Coles
B.D. Woolley
Walter
Avebury Park
Fon
Hichmond
Buckingham
Abel
Port Monmouth Pointers Chronicle Local Happenings
Local notes list Thomas J. Wastmond and Collins Brothers in coal deliveries during a blaze. John Naughton and Edward Witte engage with unions, while Capt Antoniis Hobson lengthens a motorboat and Captain Gibson transports fish and shellfish to New York markets. Residents include Kenneth Mans visiting Kokomo and Henry Hindley recovering from illness. The Ladies Social Circle meets in Middletown. Handywork by Jupius Bischoff and Henry Wallley contracts noted. Belford mason work at Willett residence. Shrewsbury plumber Chester MacDonald active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Wastmond
Collins Brothers
John Naughton
Clarence King
Eoward Golden
Priday
Robert Wikett
Seréna Badmiond & Foreman
Orchard Koh
John Botcehaga
Ian
Union Power
Jockey Central Praction Company
Edward = Witte
Thomas Nagghte
Ins
Antoniis Hbson
Gibson Ta
Raritan Bay
New York
Kenneth Mans
Japaon
Kokomo
Ind
Janeen de
Withiany Hhindley
Hindley
C. W.’ Budlerg
Tof Belford
Daniel Titon
J. Henry Willing
Kinney Avenue
Jupius Bischoff
Cookie Oakley
Red Bank
Henry Wallley
Mason
David Willett
Belford
Chester MacDonald
Shrewsbury
Belford Briefs Wide Ranging Local Happenings
Mrs. George C Henry and Miss Ida Henry toured New York shopping while Oswald Roop visited his father William C Roop in New York. Joseph Lotven returned to Plainfield after visiting his father George H Lolsen. William Smith of Newris and Clifford White of Botton visit relatives in Belford. The White and Jones families hosted guests at Bradley Beach. George Yarnal visited relatives at Bradley Beach as Dayton K Wentworth moved to the George Roop house on Hyteast Street. Edward Bennett says he set a one day coal landing record at Collins Brothers Wharf with a large gray horse team. 60 gross tons unloaded in four hours. Captain Caleb Post operates in the Perth Amboy coal trade aboard the Lydia M Post. Captain Jacob Schnoor rebuilt a cabin on the Columbia. Charles Clayton plans a short marine railway to haul vessels. Fishermen shift pound poles per government inspector orders. Captain Arthur Hallaway installed a twenty horsepower engine in the Alice of Passaic. Former Assemblyman George C Henry wired his house for electric lights by George Hillaker. Crawford W Morris to receive a hot air heating plant for its Church Street residence. Thomas Smith and Richard Walling awarded contracts for new water heating plants at their homes. Grounds of the Methodist Church slated for improvements including a concrete wall and grading. Sunday meetings continue at Army Hall led by Ensign Red C Morris. Snow and ice caused a derailment of 10 cars in the freight yard of the Newce and Long Branch Railroad opposite Central Station. wreckers cleared the line with no damage to the roadbed. The delay caused minor inconvenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Henry
Idna Henry
New York
Oswald Roop
William .C. ,Roop
Joseph Albert Lotven
Plainfield
George H. Lolsen
William Smith
Newris
Clifford White
Botton
Hartry White
VW. Jones
Henry Truck
Asbury Park
George
Yarnal
Bradley Beach
Dayton K. Wentworth
Willett
George Roop
Hyteat Stout
Cantet
Lisyauet
Melvin P. Yard
Edward Bennett
Collins Brothers
Caleb Post
Perth Amboy
Lydia M. Post
Jacob Schnoor
Ce Columbia
Charles Clayton
Bay Shore
Arthur Hallaway
Alice
Passaic
George Hillaker
Crawford W. Morris
Church Street
Thomas Smith
Richard Walling
Belfi
Army Halk
Ensign Red
C. Morris
Keyport News Elections At Calvary M and Sunday School
Calvary M and Sunday School elected officers for the coming year during a Wednesday meeting led by Superintendent Phelps Cherry. Officers include John R. Latham as assistant superintendent, Nettie Strong as secretary of the Sunday school board, Albert H. Bedle as treasurer, Dr. R. W. Jewett as orchestra leader, and Rev. J. W. Nickle son as senior department superintendent. Also noted are results from the Keyport Howling Club and a report on loan association directors with new officers.
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Calvary M
Phelps Cherry
John R. Latham
Henry Cherry
Benjamin B. Hay Iar
Simeon P. iDey
Mise Nettie Kb, Strong
Albert H. Bedle
Roland C. Dey
Daniel D. Harris
J. A. Wolf
R. W. Jewett
C. J. Cokelet
Wuretta Osden
Margaret & Shreve
Mies N. E. Strong
Jost R. Lathan
Mise Wynne Walling
Gilbert T. Yan Mater
William V. Knapp
Gardina Hoagland
Dardman Hoagland
Barbara Hoagland
Wynne Walling
Gerrude House
Annie L. Tilton
Ella Cline
Norman Voorbess
Lloyd Nee Armstrong
Wiliam V. Knapp
J. W. Neough
J. B. Terry
G. W. Brown
A. M. Brown
Banquet of Ushers Union Honors Thanksgiving Winners
The first annual banquet of the Ushers Union of the New Monmouth Baptist Church was held Wednesday night. Members listed include Boyden Pemable James E Griggs Allyn Grigge Benjamin Griggs Clarence C Walking George Luker George Acker Charles Acker Fritz Pentermes John N Hillyer Cort Walling William Morford Harry Coe Leslie Downes Elwood Murphy Albert W Morford Howard W Roberts William B Roberts Waller E B Walling and Ivadore Walling hosted by Rev A H Sutpath. A sumptuous repast featured roast rabbit and quail on toast. Albert W Morford acted as boatmaster. James F B Griggs entertained. Vocal solos by Elwood Murphy and Leelie Downes. Members who won athletic events on Thanksgiving day were complimented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ushers’ Union
New Monmouth Baphet Church
Boyden Pemable
James E. Griggs
Allyn Grigge
Benjamin
Griggs
Clarence C. Walking
George, Luker
George Acker
Charles Acker
Fritz Pentermes
John N. Hillyer
Cort Walling
William Morford
Harry Coe
Leslie Downes
Elwood Murphy
Albert W. Mor
Pension raise for Civil War veteran Thompson
Word from Congressman Benjamin Howell states Andrew J. Thompson of Middletown will receive a pension increase from 15 to 20 dollars per month. Thompson served in the Civil War with the 5th Regiment, North Dakota Volunteers, under Colonel William J. Sewell, and has worked at David C. Hendrickson's farm since 1880, a tenure of forty two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin
Howell
Andrew J. Thompson
Middletown
Thompson
Nod
William J. Sewell
David C. Hendrickson
Atlantic Fire Engine Ball Set For December Eve
The thirty fifth annual ball of the Atlantic Fire Engine and Truck Company will be held at the Lyceum in this city on Friday evening in December. The event draws many guests who mark the date for a social gathering on the eve of the new year. Music by Prof J Pitman Wests orchestra will accompany the festivities as the auditorium is prepared. The arrangements committee plans an elaborate program to entertain a large number of guests.
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Atlantice
Atlantic Fire Engine and Truck Company
Lyceum
Montana Visitor Praises Western Ranch Life
AL Hockett vice president of Armington and Judith Basin Land Co of Armington Montana travels with his wife to visit Mrs Street in Franklin Avenue. He is described as a strong western type who enjoys freedom on Montana ranches with horses and cattle running at large.
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AL Hockett
Armington
Judith Basin Land Company
Mont
Franklin Avenue
Aac Street
Labor Unions Attend Church Services at First Baptist
Labor Unione to attend church services at the First Baptist Church corner Bath avenue and Pearl street. Morning service at No. 4 led by Rev Flsh King. Evening at 7 36 Rev T Be Hughes to preach on co operation versus competition and church organized labor. Expectation of pensions from labor unions.
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First Baptist Church
Bath Avenue
pPéari Street
Flsh, King
Baptist Church of
Eatontown
T. Be Hughes
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Red Bank Groundit
Lodge
Bayside Council, Jr. O. U. A. M
Broadway Gas and Electric Supplies
Frank Lane
Broadway
Ira. B. Dean
J. W. Wood
the Art Store
Hennessey
Bt Ave
Yaker
E. Cass
Jie
Wil
Tiernan
Buchanan
New Monmouth
Huey
Haley
Felice J. Frank Patterson
Minugh
Frank Warnock l
Fred Pverson
Keyport
South Amboy
G. 8. Slim
Charles Stiss
America
Campusiano
Carraera
Italy
NEW Monmouth News
the Daily Record
Glose
Mitten
Wert
de Maya
Cameron
Halstead
Chariton
Trenton
WN. J
Porter Charlton
Charlton
Itlian
St.Luke's
St. Luke's M
Branchport Avenue
Cornellmaelect
Edwin Reed
H. D. Brinley
Justice Brewer
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Mayen
Gough
Ikansas City Journal
Tmi
Lippincott's
Ita Gate
Missouri
Quantfill
Kansas
Lawrence
Kan
Jackson County
Sun Country
Misaouri
Tuckila Bive
Indepentence
Tawrence
Sime
Quantri
Attleville
Myeriti
St. Clair
Ebildhood
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St. Glade
Manny
Mr. St. Clair
Spt Mills
Oak Grove
Wiech Wis
Vitebie Sivoteneg Company
Mexico
Agit
Aprae
Ae ‘Uh
Aan i
Germany
Belford Briefs
Newce and
Long Branch
Keyport News
Montana
Labor Unione
The
Daily Record
Clothiers
13Th St
W. H. Woolley
Sixth Ave
Long Branch, N. J
Soca
Melford
Campbells Soups
California
Koops & Abel
Freehold
the Standard of America
Sheffield
A. M. Townley & CO
Childs
Rsc Pressed Fish Soc
Ford & Miller
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