Holland Society Luncheon Names Monmouth County Vice President
Members of the Holland Society of New York met in Freehold to nominate a Monmouth County vice president for 1914 and conduct other business. Guests included David V. Perrine, current county VP, while rostered members span Red Bank Red Bank Matawan Freehold Keyport and nearby towns. The society only admits direct male descendants of Holland settlers before 1675 and aims to preserve Dutch heritage.
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Holland Society of
New York
Monmouth County
Freehold
Holland Society
David V. Perrine
Belmont
Perrine Angton Beekman
Red Peay
Frenk B. Canover
Ashbury Park
David Demarest Denige
Daniel T. Hendrickson
Port Monmouth
James Y. Wrendrickson
William Henry Hendrickson
Red Bank
Henry L. Longstreet
Matawan
William , Truex
J. Clarence Colaver
Charles A. Vanderhoof
Locust Point
Gilbert T. van Mater
Keyport
William Henry van Vieck
Sermon Series Explores The Call Of The School Bell
Large First Baptist Church crowd hears Rev C F McKoy on The Call of the School Bell as part of a Sunday series The preacher urges teachers to harness their influence, stressing personality as a life asset and education as a path to developing body mind and spirit The series promises more bell topics like the marriage Christmas and funeral bells
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MecKoy
Baptist Church
Hev. Chas. F. McKoy
First Baptist Church
Board of Education
Evergreen Tres Marks Spot Where Julep Ingredient Grew
Washington December 10 The Roosevelt mint bed behind the executive offices where Theodore Roosevelt allegedly had julep manufactured is gone since the Wilson era. A small evergreen tree marks the spot, and the Marquette libel hearing testimony is referenced. Advertise in the Daily Record it pays.
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Washington
Roosevelt
T. R
Marquette
Lakewood and Long Branch Reach Close Bowling Clash
In Monmouth County Bowling League action, Lakewood visited Elkwood Recreational Leas to meet Long Branch. The visitors captured the first game by 15 pins, then won the second by 14 pins and secured the final, a tight finish played to the tenth frame with only a 14 pin margin.
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Monmouth County
Lakewood
Long Branch
Elkwood
Lakewoods
White
Jackson
Ss Grant
Grant A. Grant
Sosatie
Ws Sa
van Pelt
Voorhess
Silversesere
Clark
Reid
Sheridan Club
Red Bank
Sheridans
Sheridan
C. A
Elberon Bowlers Tumble as Keyport Wins All Games
In a Monmouth County Bowling League match, Elberon badly misfired as Keyport Yacht Club swept three games. Elberon totals were 732, 794, and 822 while Keyport started 822 and finished 802 in the final, with a 6 pin gap in the last game.
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Monmouth Co
Keyport Yacht
Eiberon
Leades
Monmouth County
Keyport Yacht Club
Keyport
Elberon
Dennis to Sail America's Cup Yacht
Dennis named skipper of Alexander 8 Cochran's America's Cup defender designed by William Gardner built by Lawley & Son of Boston. Greenport NY native, famed for Elmina victories and wind hunting risk taking, he faces Emmons Boston in defender trials.
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William
Dennis
Alexander
Cochran
William Gardner
Lawley & Son
Boston
Charles Barr
Elmina
Herreshoff
New York Yacht Club
Thomas Lipton
Shamrock LY
Sandy Mook
Robert W. Emmons 2d
Greenport
XN. Y
Minnie Rogers
Gardiner’s Bay
Edward J. Chase
Clio
Triten
Trayhe
Prehistoric Man In Belgium Population Estimates
Belgian geologist M Putot estimates populations across periods in Belgium. Lower Aurignacian caves housed about 50 to 60 people, Magdalenean about 60, post ice retreat settlements on lake shores rising to 100 to 150, Cervides forest era suggesting 1,000 rising to 4,000 or 5,000 at early polished stone age.
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Belgium
M. Putot
Cervides
New York Press
An Enemy's Courtesy and Hollow Trees Explained
The piece recounts a tale of King Richard baring the sultan’s scorn when the crusaders won at a march on foot and a charger was sent to mock him. It explains hollow trees in forests as central cores decay while outer sap-bearing bundles persist, aided by young trees’ vascular structure.
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Richard
England
Richan
Sualen
Atehdan
Tven
Bo Jomser
London
Suffragette Movement Sparks Unclear Storefront Chat
Fragmentary OCR text shows a mention of a suffragette and a female customer in a cigar store making a request related to Helene and a clerical response. The garbled lines obscure full context, but the scene suggests a small interaction amid suffrage era chatter without clear events or dates.
Chattle Athletes Clash and Club News Damp Parade
Chattle chips continues with conduct rules for pupils and notes on Chattle Spirit. Recitations and basketball begin with strong turnout from lower classes and a planned game at Atlantic Highlands. Neptune and Asbury Park clash highlight a debate over high ratings amid season results and player performances.
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Chattle
Atlantic Highlands
Highlanders
Keyport High School
VanNote First Call If Either Man Is To Be Considered
The discussion centers on assigning the primary opportunity to VanNote if either of the two men is to be evaluated. The implication is that VanNote holds the advantage for the opening chance.
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VanNote
Chattle
East Jersey
Morgan
Neptune
Oakhurst News Highlights Local Happenings
New homeowners Mr and Mrs George Youmans occupy a West Lincoln avenue residence after their former home on fire last spring. The graded school plans a Christmas break from December 24 to January 5. Annie Emmons of Long Branch visited Mrs John Metzgar on Park avenue. Richard Brown, once ill with typhoid, has recovered and visits Lake street grandparents after eight weeks in Long Branch hospital. Social Club events, officer nominations, and local visits fill the week.
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George Youmans
Lincoln Avenue
Annie Emmons
Long Branch
John B. Metzgar
Park Avenue
William Jeffrey
Monnmouth Road
William VanNote
Fair Haven
Oakhurst Independent Fire Co
Mechanics’ Hall
Richard Brown
Robert Brown
Long Branch Hospital
Charles Throckmorton
Lake Street
Richard
Samuel L. Thompson
Oakhurst
Monmouth Road
Ezekiel Layton
Jerseyville
Harry T. Fisler
Edith Bazareth
Stratford
Two Meals a Day for Dr Ballard
Dr Aaron E Ballard president of Ocean Grove association, nearing 93, has adopted a two meal daily plan. He eats once after rising and another around 3 pm, a regimen he first tried fifty years ago to ease headaches and digestive trouble. The shift, begun two weeks ago, also ended troubling dreams at night.
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Aaron E. Ballard
Ocean Grove Association
Ballard
Dro Lewis
Lewis
Dr. Ballard
Trolley outage disrupts Mount Holly system by water power
A Mount Holly trolley system fails due to a water power outage while a Parsale child named Mary Creston, age five, dies from burns suffered in a housekeeping incident. Stolen express parcels valued at Lackawanna station are reported, with other scattered notes mentioning individuals and sentences.
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Mount Holly
Mary Creston
Parsale
Lackawanna Station
Oxfam
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