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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1912

Page

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Monmouth County Medical Society Holds Annual Meeting

The Monmouth County Medical Society met in Freehold with Dr James Reed presiding. Dr Bennett faced a damage suit by Traverge Reed and the state society was asked to defend without cost. Several deaths were noted, and officers for estudiantes were elected including President James Reed and Secretary Lester Wise.

Monmouth County Medical Soety Freehold Socral X. 8. Bennett Asbury Park Traverge R. Reed Ths New Jersey State Medical Society Bennett Lr. Welch Jang W. R. Kinmonth Farmingdale Hogan Keyport Harvey Brown W. W Beveridge Tostate Society George F. Wilbur EB. A. Scott Harry Shaw Long Branch Tilton Belmar

Adah Chapter Elects New Officers in Lively Eastern Star Meeting

Adah Chapter No. 6 Order of the Eastern Star held its annual election and installation at Masonic Hall last night with a luncheon. Past Patron Charles L. Edwards and marshal Sadie Price installed the officers, led by Worthy Matron Matilda Howland and Worthy Patron Charles L. Howland.

Adah Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Hall Charles L. Edwards Sadie Price Matilda Howland Charles L. Howland Nettie M. Bray Sarah van Brunt Sarah Carley

Highlands Couple Wed at Our Lady of Perpetual Health

A Highlands wedding at 6 20 am on Wednesday united Miss Manning daughter of Mr and Mrs J J Manning of Bay Avenue Highlands with John Worth son of Lewis Worth also of Bay Avenue. Rev Joseph A Rigney officiated. Groom’s brother William Worth and spouse witnessed. After the ceremony the couple left on the 4 49 train for Washington DC for their honeymoon. They plan to live with the bride’s parents after the trip.

Our Lady of Perpetual Health Navesink Avenue Highlands Aulet Miss Manning J. J. Manning Bay Avenue John Worth Lewis Worth Joseph A. Rigney William Worth Washington, D. C Man- Meer George Smuich

Fire Razes First Hotel on Jersey Seacoast

The Howland House, once a fashionable North Jersey inn, was partially burned last night. Caretaker Dud Rowe, away briefly, alerted residents after discovering a blaze in the northeast area. Fire crews battled three stories of structure as flames spread from rear to front, with the north wing razed. The central cupola collapsed as the roof caved in, while scattered fires challenged firefighters across all floors. The building’s north end burned out, center cupola smoked, and the incident continued as the Sixth Page notes.

Howland North Jersey Shore Dud Rowe Broadway Brighton Avenue Patroman Dodd Second Brighton Avenues Ocean Avenue Brown

Fine reception by high school classes at Chattle High

One of the finest receptions by the Senior and Junior Classes of Chattle High School was held in the Intermedial Auditorium last night. President rank Briskey welcomed the audience, praising their interest and the friendly tone. The program included readings and performances by Bryant Smith Ambrose and the Girls' Glee Club.

Chattle High School Rank Briskey The Sentar Clags William Jennings Bryan Bryant Smith Ambrose—Girls’ Glee Club

Eatontown Fire Company Officers Elected in Meeting

The Eatontown Chemical Engin and Hose Company held a Tuesday meeting at the fire house naming officers including President Clifford A. Johnson and Vice President William Allger. The session discussed a forthcoming supper and dance with an out of town orchestra planned for a large event.

Eatontown Chemical Engin and Hose Company Eatontown Clifford A. Johnson William Allger Charles Hreese J. M. Roberts Asay Farry T. Emmons, Jr Arthur Roberts Frank Cornelia William Aliger O. B. Johnston C. A. Johnson Joseph Miller

Hupfel Honored on Seventieth Birthday by Brewing Firm

J Christian Hupfel president of the J Chr G Hupfel Brewing Co New York and Riverside Drive near Red Bank was feted by company officers and employees at a birthday dinner. Speakers noted his birth in the same ward the brewery sits, a sixty year home tenure at 145 Street Thirty seventh, and fifty years in the brewing industry plus his public service and charity work with the New York Brewers Association.

Hale and Hearty J. Christian Hupfel J. Christian G. Hupfel Brewing Company New York Riverside Drive Red Bank Jreet Hupfel Brewers’ Associations J. Chr. G. Hupfel Brewing Company Ar Hupfel George Ehret

Reward offered for capture of Miss Luella Marshall attacker

Acting Governor Prince issued a proclamation offering 1000 dollars for the capture of the assailant in the murder of Miss Luella Marshall of this city. The reward aims to spur clues as Mercer county authorities search for the culprit amid a lack of leads. Prince prepared for possible emergency related to railroad worker riots and kept at the State House with Adjutant General Sadler and Secretary Tumulty monitoring developments.

State House Frenton Bee Luella Marshall Prince Marshall Mercer County New York, Susquehanna and Western Railroad Edgewater Bergen County Sadler Bergent County Tumulty Wilson Eliiuation

Advertising Notice in Goldstein Furniture Dept.

An advertisement note mentions Goldstein's Furniture Department and a promotional opportunity in the Daily Record, with reference 2861. The item implies a classified style notice inviting ads and showcasing a department location.

Baby Goldstein's Furniture Dept Zeette Globe Wernicke Goldstein Meu

Long terms for trio and Christmas clemency for two

James Ayres of Little Silver received a 7 to 3.5 year sentence for theft. George Wall, convicted of assaulting Belford girl Carroll Florence Johnson, got 12 to 9 years. Judge Foster noted prior convictions and offered leniency. Santa Claus moment ended with parole for others. Local youths sent to reform school for tire theft. multiple arraignments and guilty pleas noted.

James Aryes Lttle George Wall Carroll Florence Johnson Belford Ayres Wall Pletcher Pope Ayers Terry Christmas Postry Ile Andrew Theodore Louis Vena James A. Bradley Louis Martin Brumberger Red Bank Charles James Lester Morrie Long Branch Judge Foster Santa Claus Frank Hulse Charles Anderson Asbury Park Joseph Ogden Tulee Anderson Ogden Steinbach Michael Jennie Francia Napolitani Stephen Santenallo Foster Francis Poster Janae Jackson Carroll's Hotel Middletown Townahle Elmer Gale Keansburg Bradley Beach Julia Buller Jennie Randolph Nquor Alfred Gardiner Charles Willlams

Dowm ian Wy Faddi Buys Ocean Garage

Dorman McFaddin has purchased the Ocean Garage on Broadway of Mubhard Weeks, now in Florida, and begun extensive improvements. The garage will be renamed and updated with a new front, steam heat, and a repair shop. Existing 1913 cars, including two Pulmans, join the showroom and storage space for thirty cars. Mr McFaddin will staff with experienced managers and offer a full line of supplies and quick repair service.

Dorman McFaddin Ocean Broadway Mubhard Weeks Florida Meaddin

Prelat at a Moose Smoker in Red Bank Lodge

The Red Bank Lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose held a smoker at its Sec ond National Bank building HQ attracting nearly 300 attendees. National organizers spoke including James Bennett John Nichols Allen Powell and others. twenty four members expressed intent to join. Upcoming meeting set for December 18.

Red Bank Lodge Loyal Order of Moose Second National Bank James Bennett John Nichols Pittsburg Allen Powell Newark Doctor Devlin Mr. Smith Philadelphia Henry Hillman Michigan Frederick Tetley William Roche Fras Monahan al, Lewis Charles Krauss National Oragingzer I. W. Warwick Red Bank Supreme Lodge D. Elwood Smith Michael Mil Vihill Charles Murphy I. S. Jeffrey Frank Schinder Fair Haven Henry Hubbard John McLean Joseph C Roskey Edward S. Hippensteel Jola J. Smith Joseph Prate Leroy Kuringer W. J. Kennedy Edwin V. Brown John N. Sample Louis Callihan W. KR. Johnston Ehrewsbury Edwin Kenney Oceanus

Bowling season opens next week in Long Branch

The Long Branch bowling season starts next Tuesday with a match against Elberon at Monmouth alleys. A return game is planned Thursday at Recreation alleys. City Clerk W. R. Warwick joins as a regular, along with new bowlers Earl Clark Danny Dillone and Van Pelt.

Long Branch Elberon Monmouth W. R. Warwick Crack Bowers Earl Clark Danny Dillone van Pelt Jordan H. Goo Trenton Newark

County Democrats Celebrate Victory at Asbury Park Dinner

Two hundred Monmouth County Democrats gathered for a county Democratic Executive Committee dinner at the Coleman House in Asbury Park. The event featured long time supporters like Richard Borden John W. Borden and Capt. George Bailey, with county officials and notable locals attending, including Sheriff W A Beecroft and Surrogate Donahay. The program included music as guests dined and discussed politics, and a brief note on former Councilman William Warwick’s improving health appeared in the paper.

Monmouth County Democratic Executive Committee Coleman House Asbury Park Henry Matz Farmingdale Philip L. Cohen P.O. Wiegand Hazlet Qucers Richard John W. Borden Little Silver George Bailey Manasquan Richard Borden John W Capt Bailey Thomas V. Arrowsmith Frank L. Howland Marehall Woolley Drummond Woolley Bobbitt Harry W. Green Thomas L. Slo‘cum A. E. Nelson Ellsworth Jackson Frank C. Quinn Albert Hireehfeld Brent Good Thomas Beatty Lew van Ten Eyck John G. Sexton Phil L. Gohen Romulus Rimo Robert W. Zimjmegrman Daly, Wyskoff Corlies Mmeal

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