Burning Prairie declamation and busy school sports notes
Miss Vigilant Conrow recited The Burning Prairie amid fog delays to Sea Bright pupils in East Long Branch. Ath letic Association chose sleeveless jerseys with white bodies and red bands for the basketball team. East Jersey High School League schedule set against Cycle Club five. New jerseys needed due to wear. Baseball manager election likely next week. last year’s leaders named. Caesar discussion prompts student humor about love and sanity. Seniors await class pins ordered from New York firm.
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The
Athletic Association
Lyceum
Knights of the Golden Eagle elect officers at Kalon Castle
At its last meeting Knights of the Golden Eagle No 72 elected Sitting Past Chief Warry M Conk Noble Chief R Hayes Cubberley High Priest T H Berrian Venerable Hermit T Percy Patterson Keeper of Exchequer E H Wheeler Clerk of Exchequer J F Maps Master of Records Harry R Pierce Sir Herald Harry Hurley Trustee 18 months George A Lipincott Officers to be installed in January by District Grand Chief Cox.
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Knights of the Golden Eagle
Kalon Castle
No. 72
Warry M. Conk
R. Hayes Cubberley
T. H. Berrian
T. Percy Patterson
E. H. Wheel
J. F. Maps
Harry R. Pierce
Harry Hurley
George A. Lippincott
Cox
Point Pleasant
Jr. QO. U. A. M. Long Branch Council
No. 246
Odd Fellows
Grands’ Association
Sea Bright Lodge
North Long Branch
Sea Bright
Woodmen of
Wooten
Eeet
Red Bank High School Beats Perth Amboy in 11 to 13 Contest
Red Bank High School traveled to Perth Amboy Friday afternoon and won 11 to 13 in a well played game. Biscuit Ayres starred with three field goals and two fouls, while Ensley White and Leon Gordon contributed strong defense and scoring. Referee William Rynolds officiated.
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Red Bank High School
Perth Amboy
Perth Amboy High School
Red Bank
Ensley White
Leon Gordon
Biscuit" Ayres
Gordon
Garis
Relikove
White
Ayres
McQueen
Wilby
Ryerson
Browning
Koons
Couden
William Rynolds
Riverside
Decker
Ivins of Red Bank to Vacation During Winter Target Meet
Red Bank assessor Albert L. Ivins plans a three week break starting January 20 1912 for a vacation and participation in the fifth annual Midwinter Handicap Target Tournament at Pinehurst North Carolina. He will travel with hunts in the South and possibly Palm Beach before visiting Washington D C. He has served as assessor fourteen years and was re elected last fall by a wide majority.
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Red Bank
Albert L. Ivins
Pinehurst Country Club
Pinehurst
North Carolina
Ivins
Red Dank
Redlank
South
Palm Beach
Florida
Washington, D. C
Princeton student Leon de la Reussille in basketball lineup
Leon de la Reussille Jr son of Red Bank jeweler and Princeton College student played as a substitute for Princeton this season. He helped his team edge Manhattan College Five 28 to 24 last week after entering in the second half and contributed a key basket and quick, cooperative play. He is a Red Bank High School graduate and formerly played for the high school five.
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Leon de la Reussille, Jr
L. de la Reussille
Red Bank
Princeton College
Princeton
de la Reussille
Manhattan College
Mr. de la Reussille
Red Bank High School
Rumson Mayor Donates Tree for Red Bank Christmas Fund
John M. Corlies mayor of Rumson Borough and Freeholders director, who owns a farm at Lincroft, informs Louis J. Tetley of Red Bank that the Independent fire engine company may use any tree or part of a tree for its Christmas charity event at the firehouse in Mechaniceree on Christmas Day for the poor. The fire company members greatly appreciate the gesture and urge advertising in the Daily Record.
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John M. Corlies
Rumson
Board of Freeholders
Lincroft
Louis J. Tetley
Red Bank
Christmas Tree Fund
Independent Fire Engine Company
Mechanic Eireel
Corties
Red Bank Happenings and Local Notices
Local residents return from weddings and trips as Red Bank forges ahead as a desirable residential town. Individuals named include Mr. and Mrs. George W. Allen of Spring street, Miss Ida Dominick of Matawan, Sigmund Salz, Charles R D Foxwell, and Peter V Patterson. Observations cover moved shops, sick residents under Dr Browning Wil Henry S Terhune, a dispute at Edward M Haley’s store, and architecture work by Edgar 4 Terhune and Swannell for a new hospital project at Wallace and Spring streets. A card party at Miss Alice Weeks’ Maple Avenue home and various New York visits are noted. Advertising urged for the Daily Record.
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George W. Allen
Spring Street
Allen
C.be, Conover Company
Ida Dominick
Matawan
Sigmund Salz
Joseph Salz
Broadstreet
Globe Hotel
Charles G. du Bois
Germania
Front Street
Charles R.D. Foxwell
Mon Mouth Street
New York
M. Dorewila
Red Bank
West Front Street
Hieck
Harriet Carson
Borden Street
R. Browning Wilson
Henry S. Terhune
Pearl Street
J. E. Sayre
John W. Patterson
White Avenue
Washington, D. C
Lertran Byram
Upper Broad Street
Peter V. Patterson
Lincroft
Edward M. Haley
Shrewebbury Avenue
Herbert Elreel
Tate
Haley
John Curtin
George Patterson
John Costello
James MH. Sickles
Edgar 4. Terhune
Hudson Avenue
Joseph Swannel
D. C and
G.A. Delatueh
Swannell
Wallace and
Spring
Frederick LaMotte
Long Branch
Pearson Brothers
Alice Weeks
Maple Avenue
Fort Buys Plainfield Press
Plainfield Daily Press, oldest local paper, sold by U L Force to Leslie R Port and Ralph I Morrow. New owners plan equipment changes and form a cooperation. Force retires. Sale includes the Constitutionalist and the weekly edition. They assume possession Jan 1, 1912.
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Plainfield
Plainfield Daily Press
U. L. Force
Leslie R. Port
Governor Fort
Lakewood
Force
Constitutionalist
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W. R. Warwick
Broadway
Long Branch, N. J
East Long Branch
George Little
University of Pennsylvania
Earl van Brunt
Caesar
E. J. Reilly
East Front
St. Red Bank
Mathushek & Son Pianos
Broad
Fidelity Trust Company
Chase
New Jersey
Amsterdams
Ttatell
Les A. Keene
P.O. S. of
A. Washington
No. 116
New Jersey State Teachers’ Association
Atlantic City
Powell G. Fithian
Camden
Harry J. Neal
Bridgeton
Long Ranch
Woodrow Wilson
Hou
Calvin N. Kendall
Education
U. S.1
Philander P. Claxton
Iotel Dennis
Docker T. Washington
de Hart & Letson Lakewood
Red Bask
Amboy Five
Red Bank McQueen
Perth
Amboy
Conden
Reilly
Kreilsheimer
Carolina
Daily Record
East Front St
Jersf
Jacob Steinbach
Cooney
Caracul
Frank Brasch, Jr
Oakland Street
Percy Parker
Mofican Farms
Monmouthtreet
Harry C. Rehm
Plainfield Press
Will Farm Corporation
J. W. Child & CO
Broad St
Red Bank,n. J
Iver-Johnson
Hartford, Tribune
National
Fay
Red Bank Bicycle Exchange
Opp
Red Bank, N. J
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