Kidnapping Case Trails Lead to Red Bank Girl
Mamie Petillo who was abducted October 19 informs she was taken through New York by Steve Balza and Heattie Lolard with Salvator Galato involved. Police search Italian neighborhoods in Long Branch and Mor ria Avenue. arrest expected as clues point to a trio.
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Red Bank
Frank Petillo
Mamie Petillo
New York
J. Frank Patterson
Morria Avenue
Walling
Long Branch
Peter Tomani
Mamie
Steve Balza
Bridge Avenue
Jersey Central Traction Company
Heattie Lolard
Petillo
Lolard Bougsé
Anna
Salvator Galato
Galato
Petito
Gilato
Tibet
Mrs Woodruff of Atlantic Highlands in Reno divorce scene
The New York papers reveal Mrs Reata Woodruff of Atlantic Highlands is in Reno for a divorce. A Gay ball and a solo violinist past Sousa tours marked her stay, while her husband John 8 Woodruff remains at their cliffside summer home in New York. She is described as a stylish church volunteer and prominent North Jersey social figure.
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Reata Woodruff
Atlantic Highlands
John 8. Woodruff
New York
Reno
New World of Yesterday
Mumm
J. 8. Woodruff
Sousa
Orchestr
San Francisco
Woodruff
Knights of Pythias Banquet Among Lodges Visit
Shrewsbury Lodge of Red Bank hosted a banquet for visiting Knights of Pythias on Thursday night. Sea Bright Sea Lodge sent twenty members, while other lodges also joined the gathering, including the Ke lodge and a Sleeper Camp unit, highlighting a shared fraternal event.
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Shrewsbury Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Red Bank
Sea Lidge Lodge
Sea Bright
Christmas Candy at Hicka Is Pure and Delicious
A holiday note invites customers to Hicka for a splendid assortment of Christmas candy praised as wholesome and delicious. The message emphasizes safety and appreciation for the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicka
Deputy George Bacon Selects Installation Staff in District 39
George Bacon of Vernon Street Long Branch received his commission as district deputy grand master of District No 39 at the November session in Trenton from Grand Master William T Robbins. He named his installation staff drawn from Empire Lodge No 174 including Charles L Williams David H Woolley Uriah Bennett Joel Burchell Anderson Case and LE Reynolds. The district with seven lodges in Mt Bacon's district plans district meetings and public installations as soon as the new year begins. Bacon was chosen at a Long Branch lodge meeting in October and is among the district's youngest deputies, succeeding George Masson while serving as the grand master's representative in the district.
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George Bacon
Vernon Street
Long Branch
Grand Lodge
C. F
Trenton
William T. Robbins
Hamilton Square
Empire Lodge
Charles L. Willams
David H. Woolley
Uriah Bennett
Joel Burchell
Anderson Case
LE. Sy Reynolds
Bacon
Jersey City
Robbins
Mt. Bacon
Arioch
Empire and Sea View
Sea Bright
Asbury Park
Neptune Lodge
United Lodge
Belmar
George Masson
Arioch Lodge
Century’s Crack Bowlers Narrow Victory Over Freehold
Century Athletic Club edged Freehold in a tight Brunswick alley match as Hyer sealed the win with a strike and nine in the final frame. Freehold anchors De Roache paced 220 in the last game, but the rally fell short.
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Keyport
N. J
Brunswick
Freehold
Century Athletic Club
Hyer
de Roache
New York Investor Buys Lafetta Farm at Shrewsbury
W M Del Walbridge of New York and summering at Monmouth Beach purchases the Lafetta farm of 86 acres at Shrewsbury from the estate of Col T J Oonohue. The property lies along the road and will become his summer home. Walbridge is president of the American Coal Company.
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W. M. del Walbridge
New York
Monmouth Beach
Lafetta
Shrewsbury
T. J. Oonohue
Firemen's Relief to Meet at City Hall
The Lear Branch Firemen's Relief Association holds its annual meeting at City Hall on Monday evening December 1 at o'clock. Members are summoned to attend and discuss year end affairs and officer reports.
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Lear Branch Firemen's Relief Association
City Hall
Directors to Organize at December Board Meeting
The Board of Trade will hold its December meeting at City Hall tomorrow evening. After routine business the newly elected board will convene to appoint the year’s standing committees.
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Board of Trade
Ab City, Hall
Board of Direct
Masons Plan Visit to Asbury Park
A Long Branch Masons delegation will travel to Asbury Park for a district lodge instruction event tonight. The gathering features leaders including Henry SY Haines and others from the local lodge, with Christmas fund collection noted as substantial in the area.
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Long Branch Masons
Asbury Park
Nic
Asbu Park
Grand
Henry SY ‘ Haines
Wil
Taft nominates White and others for high court posts
President Taft sent to the Senate nominations for chief justice Edward D. White of Louisiana and associate justices for the Supreme Court and Commerce Court. Nominated are Joseph Lamar, William Willis Vanderventer, Martin R. Knapp, Robert Archibald, William Hunt, John Carlands, Julian Mack. Also Interstare Commerce Commission nominees B. H. Meyer and G. C. McCord. White, 65, would serve about five years before retirement and is expected to push equity procedure reform.
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Washington
Taft
Senate
Supreme Court
Edward D. White
Louisiana
Joseph Lamar
Gebreja
William Willis
Vanderventer
Wyoming
Commerce Court
Martin R. Knapp
Newroe
Robert W. Archibald
Pennsylvania
William H. Hunt
Mortana
John Emmett Carlands
South Dakota
Julian W
Hughes
Justice White
Charles E. Hughes
Inn
Mr. White
Parish
Lafourche
Conf
Fort Gilson
Bouisi
Raid nets 24 held at Highlands speak easy
Police led by Chief Lawrence raid on King House at Highlands catching 24 occupants in a liquor and gambling operation. Officers arrived after a tip, entered through front and rear doors, found tables with beer and whiskey, and detained those inside awaiting formal proceedings.
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Highlands
Jesse ‘Lawrenes
King House
Easy House
Lawrence
Lawrence Wren
Red
Highit
Clint
Po- Neé
John R. Shhedeker
Atlantic
Highlaw
John R. Snedeker
lAtlantic Highlands
Water Witch
Shore Road
Valley Avenue
George W. Hardy
Alardy
Snedeker
Jackson
Rabel
Fort Haacock
Togeth
Contigeen
Loyal Association to Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
Progress Council No 3 Loyal Association holds its annual meeting to elect officers. Current presiding officer Joan C Smith will be succeeded by gro cer Harry W Bennett at the Odd Fellows venue tomorrow.
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Progress Council
Loyal Association
Joan C. Smith
Harry W. Bennett
Weather Forecast and Miscellaneous Local Notes
The Weather Bureau predicts fair weather in New Jersey tonight and Tuesday with moderate northwest winds. A London returnee, Clarice Mayne, is highlighted in a New York World note about a free replica song from Claude Mayne’s repertoire. An advertisement offers a single good department sleigh for sale to carry passengers at 116 East Street.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Clarice Mayne
London
New York
Oldest City Resident Dies After Long Bedbound Decline
Brittian Woolley, Lou Branch's oldest resident, dies at 99 years 2 days after a long illness. He recalled youth stories such as the Swallow and Rochester race from New York to Albany and expressed readiness for the afterlife. Funeral services set at the Woolley home on Norwood Avenue Wednesday at 1 0 o'clock.
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Han
Brittian Woolley
Lou Branch
Rochester
New York
Albany
Woolley Homestead
Norwood Avenue
Snowdrift scandal at theater ends with arrest
John N Owens, stage name John H McNaratay, created chaos during a U S A production when intoxicated he drew a revolver on stage. Stage crew seized the weapon, chorus girls stood in the snow outside, and J B Rue, former detective, restrained Owens before police took him into custody.
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John N. Owens
John H.mcnaratay
Ownes
Owens
Edward Ray
Ray
Daick
J. B. Rue
Rue
Local Notables and a Child Injury Reported in Eaton Town
Beatrice Riordan, daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Riordan of Eaton Town, fell and fractured her nose but is rapidly recovering. Squire Edward J Pitcher, longtime truant officer and Democratic figure, is seriously ill at his western city home and will be 81 in October. Former Sheriff Matthias Woolley celebrated his 73rd birthday with close friends. he remains in good health and travels to Freehold. Judge Wilbur A Heisley will preside at a Freehold trial in the near future.
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Beatrice
Michael Riordan
Eatontown
Squire Pitcher
Squire Edward J. Pitcher
Pitcher
Woolley
Matthias Wooley
Alfonso Dare
A. Taylor Truax
J. H. Davis
James Stewart
Cornelia Stewart
Freehold
Wilbur A. Heisley
Freehold_ on
Tou’ Fary
Warden Weds Edwin B Houghton in Red Bank
Miss Warden of Long Branch married Edwin B. Houghton of Red Bank in a private ceremony at Red Bank on Saturday. The Rev Dr William B Matteson officiated at the Baptist Church as plans for a public sendoff were thwarted by the couple. They will travel south to Florida and Georgia for their honeymoon and upcoming travels.
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Long Branch
Young Wenton
Stave
Houghton
Lifian
Warden
Edwin B. Houghton
Red Bank
William B. Matteson
Florida
Georgia
Stork Delivers Eight-Pound Baby At Oakhurst
An eight-pound newborn is born to a couple in Oakhurst, with local hospital officials noting a healthy first day for mother and child.
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Mr. and Oakhurst
Bas Beeter
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Royal Arcaum Council
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O'Donohue Farm
Masons
Asbury
Wyomings
Cleveland
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Hallan
the Daily, Record
Edward Douglass White
Loyal
Weather Bureau
Forest
Geant
Red Book
Miss Warden
Stork White Oakwaret
Albert Patterson
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