Burning Prairie declamation and prep for season at Sea Bright
Miss Vigilant Conrow presented The Burning Prairie this morning as fog delayed Sea Bright pupils arriving to Long Branch. Ath letic Association formed a jersey plan for the basketball team with sleeveless white bodies and a red stripe, appointing C monograms for leaders. East Jersey High School League schedule adopted with a Cycle Club game set for next Saturday on Lyceum court. Last year’s shirts were replaced due to wear. a baseball manager and assistant will be elected next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Athletic Association
Lyceum
George Little
University of Pennsylvania
Karl van Brunt
New Jersey State Teachers’ Association
Atlantic City
Powell G. Fithian
Camden
Harry J. Neal
Bridgeton
Long Branch
Woodrow Wilson
Hion
Calvin N. Kendall
Education
New Jersey
U. S
Philander P. Claxton
Knights of the Golden Eagle Elect Officers and Local Lodge Notes
The Knights of the Golden Eagle at Kalon Castle No 72 elected Sitting Past Chief Harry M Conk Noble Chief R Hayes Cubberley High Priest T H Berrian and others. Officers install in January by District Grand Chief Cox. Also notes junior orders and lodge activity across Long Branch area with pending elections and upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Kalon Castle
No. 72
Harry M. Conk
Noble
R. Hayes Cubberley
T. H. Berrian
T. Percy Potter
E. H. Wheel
Harry RR. Pierce
Harry Hurley
George A. Lippincott
Cox
Point Pleasant
Jr. O. U. A.M. Long Branch Council
No. 246
Odd Fellows
Grands’ Association
Sea Bright Lodge
No. 262
North Long Branch
Sea Bright
Woodmen of the World
Lodge
Eec
Red Bank High Wins Well Played Perth Amboy Game
Red Bank High School defeated Perth Amboy High School 21 to 13 in a well played contest. Ensley White Ned Bank guard and Biscuit Ayres led Red Bank with three field goals and no fouls while Gordon and Reilly contributed on defense and offense. Referee William Rynolds from the Riverside team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank High School
Perth Amboy
Perth Amboy High School
Red Bank
Ensley White
Ned Bank
Leon Gordon
Biscuit" Ayres
Thatnewon
Gordon
Garis
Belikoye
Ivins to Take First Real Vacation in Thirteen Years
Red Bank assessor and crack trap shooter Albert L. Ivins plans a long January trip for the fifth annual Midwinter Handicap Target Tournament at Pinehurst North Carolina running January 24 to 27 1912. He will depart around January 20 leaving for about three weeks then hunt in the South and possibly shoot at Palm Beach Florida before stopping in Washington DC on the return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Albert L. Ivins
Pinehurst Country Club
Pinehurst
North Carolina
Ivins
Ted Tank
Princeton Freshman Player Scores in Narrow Victory
Leon de la Reussille Jr student at Princeton College and Red Bank jeweler’s son played as substitute for Princeton basketball. He helped beat Manhattan College Five 28 to 24 by quick action and teamwork after entering in the second half. He is a Red Bank High School graduate and former High School five member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon de la Reussille, Jr
L. de la Reussille
Red Bank
Princeton College
Princeton
de la Reussille
Manhattan College
Red Bank High School
Mayor Donates Tree For Christmas Fund In Rumson
John M. Corlies Rumson Borough mayor and Freeholders director sends notice to Louis J. Tetley Red Bank bike dealer and Christmas Tree fund chair that Independent fire engine company may select any tree or portion for the charity event at the firehouse on Christmas Day for the poor. Advertisements urged in the Daily Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Corlies
Rumson
Board of Freeholders
Lincroft
Louis J. Tetley
Red Bank
Independent Fire Engine Company
Mechanic Street
Corlies
Aetton ‘Ja P
Red Bank Happenings Highlight Local Folks
Mr and Mrs George W Allen return from their wedding trip and settle on Spring Street. Local residents tackle illness travel and petty crime while architects push hospital plans and new homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Allen
Spring Street
Allen
B. Conover Company
Ida Dominick
Matawan
Siemund Salz
Joseph Salz
Broacstreet
Globe Hotel
Heytelry
Charles G. Bois
Germania
Front Street
Charles R, DD
Foxwell
Monmonth Street
New York
Busiseen
II M. Dorewicz
Red Bank
West Front Street
Hilek
Harriet Carson
Borden Street
la Grippe
R. Browning Wilson
Henry S. Terhune
Pearl Street
J. &. Sayre
John W. Patterson
White Avenue
Washington
Haley
John Curtin
George Marterson
John Coetello
James H. Sickles
Phat Red Bank
Edgar A. Terhune
Hudson Avenue
Joseph Swannel
Andl Can G. A. Delatiel
Savantrell
Comeine
Wallace and
Spring
Fort Buys Plainfield Press
Negotiations completed in Plainfield to sell the Plainfield Daily Press to Leslie R. Fort and Ralph J. Morrow. Fort, son of former Governor Fort and editor of the Lakewood Times, will retire from active work after changes to plant equipment. The deal includes the weekly Constitutional and ownership to take effect January 1, 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Farm Corporation
Plainfield
Plainfield Daily Press
U. L. Force
Leslie R. Fort
Fores
Constitutionalint
Also Mentioned on This Page
Broadway
W. R. Warwick
Long Branch, N. J
Caesar
Reilly East Front
St. Red Bank
Mathushek & Son Pianos
Broad St. Red Bank
Fidelity Trust Company
Chase
O. S. of
Amsterdam
Charles A
Keene Tiamonds
Wateles
Jewelry
de Hart & Letson Lakewood
Amboy Five
Red Bank McQueen
Perth
Amboy
Couden
Browning
Reilly
Wilby
Ryerson Kreilsheimer
Carolina
Daily Record
East Front St
Iei
Jacob Steinbach
Cooney Fur Coats
Frank Brasch, Jr
Oakland Street
I. Percy Parker
Motown Farms
Monmouth Treet
Frederick LaMotte
Pearson Brothers’ Shoe
Broad Street
Alice Weeks
Maple Avenue
Harry C, Rehm
Fort Buys
Plainfield Press
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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