Sea bankers plan state aid to save coast at Trenton
A large delegation of Sea right business men will attend the state conference in Trenton next Wednesday to urge state aid to protect the beach from further ravages of the sea. Mayor George Willett works to rally North Jersey sentiment for aid to shield the borough from washing away. At least twenty families have moved from the ocean front to Rumson. The ocean drive between North Long Branch and the Highlands remains badly eroded with deep sand in places. Freeholders are laboring to make the avenue passable.
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Trenton
George Willett
North Jersey
Ocean Front
Rumaon
North Long Branch
Highlands
Jr Ou A M Service Postponed To Tomorrow Night
The Jr O U A M service at Sea Bright M B Church, postponed from last Sunday due to a storm, will be held tomorrow at 7 30 p m. Rev W F Atkinson will deliver the sermon. Sea Bright Daughters of Liberty and Jr O U A M councils will attend with music. The Sea Bright church pastor belongs to the order.
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Sea Bright M. B
W. F. Atkinson
Sea Bright M. BE
Jr. 0. U. A. M. Councils
Daughters of Liberty Council For Sea Bright
Sea Bright M. B. Church
Order
DO. of L
Independent Council
Daughters of Liberty
Bowser'y Hall
P. Hall Packer
Emily Widerstron
Mabel Bedford
John Storer
Ida Ferry
First Reformed Church to Fill Pulpits Tomorrow
Local churches set schedules for Sunday services across Asbury Park and surrounding towns. Rev Garretson will lead both services at First Reformed Church, with Asbury M E Church featuring Rev Stephenson on Sunday morning and Rev Whitton in the evening. Readings span King’s Business and Will Hans Booth topics, with music from a male quartet and multiple churches listing class meetings and Sunday schools.
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First Reformed Church
James C. Garretson
Asbury M. E
Stephenson
J. B. Whitton
West Long Branch
Simpson Methodist Church
Reed
Orha
King's Business
Pathfinders
Wil
Hans Booth
Pounder
Oakhurst M. E
Oakhurst M
Library Hall
Broadway
Second Baptist Church
This Church
Asbury Smallwood
J. W. Stamlin
Red Bank
Redd
A. Redd
Christian Endeavor
W. EB. Bunn
Bunn
Christine Hook
St. Luke's M. E
Fred B. Harris
Bible School
Harris
Smith
First Baptist Church
Charles F. McKay
Baptista
Jesus
Jericho
Apollo
Chester A. Arthur
Chester Arthur
Presbyterian Church
Christ
Marion Brown
Edgar Walling
Wallace Dick
Keyport High School
New York
Charles R. Davison
Keyport
R. B. Wharton
A. Clayton Powell
D.D
Morris
Theodore Morgan
Waterbury
Conn
Matawan
H. B. Willis
Asbury Fontain
M. A. White
D. Bills
Atlantic Highlands
F. H. Lloyd
Percy Owing
How to Melt Paraffin in a Large Can
Use a large empty tomato can or similar. Cut off the top two inches from the bottom and melt paraffin inside. It is deep enough to cover the jar and can be placed on the stove for quick melting.
We All Know Them quoted remark from Green-Wich magistrate
A quotation attributed to a Greenwich magistrate notes that some people indulge in eating, drinking, and sleeping well until work appears, at which point they show reluctance or avoidance. The remark reflects a critical view of laziness or evasion.
CANDIDATES GALORE AT ASBURY PARK
Asbury Park faces a busy election as forty candidates seek City Commission posts with salaries of 2000 to 2500 dollars. Many are current officials. names include Burrows Baker Cottrell Wi Dr Frederick Coleman Fogerty Wallace Pratt Davison Turner Musto Morton Black Pat Minyard Fenn Patterson Pancoast Pullen Siciliano Jones Minyard Bamman Siciliano Deringer Rose May Kidders Batten Henderson Gordon Oliver LeRoy Stephens Pittenger Bariscillo Burkhardt Heimroth McCahbe and others continue filings amid a crowd of hopefuls.
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Asbury Park
Long Branch
William C. Burrows
Charles M. Baker
Arthur I’. Cottrell
Thomas J. Wi
Frederick F. Coleman
J. Fogerty
Harry C. Wallace, Jr
Thomas H. Pratt
Forrilman
Robert W. Davison
Joseph M. Turner
Henry Musto
John EK. Morton
Charles J. Black
Charles J
Pat William Minyard
Willam K. Fenn
BE. Patterson
Wilbur H. Pancoast
Hezekiah T. Pullen
George EB
Feleice Sicilano
Major Jones
William Minyard
Martin L. Bamman
Felice Siciliano
Th Deringer
Keansburg News Busy Social and Town Notices
Keansburg and surrounding towns report a busy period with new hires and resignations at local businesses. Clinton fi Loshen returns as cashier at Keansburg Bank after a Pennsylvania vacation. Dufour’s meat market manager Ira Clark resigns and returns to Bethlehem, Penn. Community members visit and relocate, with notes on pier construction, a new bungalow at Meadow Brook Hotel, and choir participation at New Monmouth Catholic Church. Several residents host or visit relatives from East Orange, Bridgeport, Newark, and New York City. Public notices include Christmas Savings Club checks totaling over $40,000 to Keyport Banking Company, and a Jersey Central Traction Co. ball on New Year’s Eve. local building, repainting, and car purchases are also noted.
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Clinton Fi. Loshen
Keansburg Bank
Pennsylvania
W. L. Hart
Keansburg
F. C. Harding
Tuckahoe
N. Y
Ira Clark
Dufour
New Monmouth
Robert Slusser
Robert
East Orange
Beacon Beach
F. R. Hill
New York
Thomas Sullivan, Jr
New Point Comfort
New York City
Lionel Racing Automobiles
George Olmstead
Newark
Wilmington
Washington, D.C
A. C. Bragan
J. M. Tomilson
Phyllis
Bridgeport
Wilkes
W. L. Conover
Keyport
Brooklyn
Arthur Hill
J. W. Keough
Keypor
Lk. Twichell
Guild of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Keyport Banking Company
J. ¢. T. Trainmen’s Club
Broadway Theatre
Jersey Central Traction Co
Russell Stdfale
Harold Pope
Matawan Community News Roundup in New Jersey
York and Matawan residents travel to Camden for three weeks. Matawan hosts annual Round about club sale netting more than usual. Local residents undergo operations and pursue schooling changes. Various Matawan and Port Monmouth people visit relatives in New Brunswick Brooklyn Lynbrook East Orange and Jersey City. Ladies Circle meets at Belford with many guests and games and music after refreshments.
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Jersey City
John Jacobus
Port Monmouth
Harry Osborn
Ellen Osborn
Middletown Township
J. Edward Johnson
Belford
Charlotte Murphy
Henry Coe
Louise Palmer
Frank Overton
Harriet
Geo. J. Day
Bray Avenue
Isabelle Philip
Mahoras
George H.willett
I. H. Staats
Willett Road
William R. Taylor
Crawford Walling
Jennie Hillyer
Charles O. Helwig
Laura Stelwig
Kilmer J. Willett
D.C. Hendrickson
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Harrisburg
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Lambertville
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Atlantic City
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Father John
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Toilet and Drug Department
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Margaret Bruce
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