Deer hunt yields 220 pound buck at Oxford NC
Former Long Branch mayor Benjamin P Morris and Col B S Nesbitt of Sea Bright brag of two deer taken at The Plantation Oxford NC. Morris’s buck reportedly weighs 220 pounds and is on display at Phil Schmidt's Broadway market. Nesbitt expects venison deliveries home. Also noted are the death of Mrs Nesbitt’s brother William S Armstrong and Sea Bright’s trolley meeting plans with Long Branch and Red Bank connections.
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Benjamin P. Morris
Long Branch
Col
B. 8. Nesbitt
Sea Bright
Oxford
N. C
Phil Schmidt
Broadway
Col. Nesbitt
Ben Morris
Carolinas
Morris
Board of Trade
Long Branch Board of Trade
Monmouth County Electric Y
Atlantic Coast Electric Company
Red Bank
Tommy West Stricken with Critical Heart Trouble
Broadway driver Tommy West, long a familiar figure on the Broadway stage line, lies bedridden at his Broadway home in very critical condition. Doctors fear recovery may be unlikely as he battles heart trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy” West
Broadway
Mr. West
Sea Bright Denies Sunday Moving Picture Permit
The Sea Bright Mayor and Council refused J H Cofer's application to show Sunday moving pictures between 8 and 10 PM. The decision was given without comment. A separate notice reports Mrs Helen Parish Bowdoin of Long Branch leaving an estate valued over 10 000 dollars to her husband Temple Bowdoin of New York. A Highlands railroad project worker was injured when a pile fell on his arm during construction of the Shrewsbury river trestle. He was treated by Dr J J Reed and sent to Monmouth Memorial Hospital. the accident involved a rope failure and is not blamed on any worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Cofer
Highland Bridge
New York
Shrewsbury River
Highlands
Central Railroad
New Jersey
J. J. Reed
Sea Bright
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Mr. Borden Relapses in Red Bank Illness
Charles M. Borden of Oakland Street Red Bank is critically ill with heart trouble after a recent recovery. The Odd Fellows lodge provides a nurse and members sit at his bedside through the night. A Wednesday relapse followed a brief improvement. Local ads note Lang’s Candies and Dudley’s Davis Carols along with Empire Theatre offerings in Red Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borden
Charles M. Borden
Oakland Street
Red Bank
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Mr. Borden
Greek Turks clash in Aegean amid dispatches from Constantinople
Dispatches from Constantinople report a terrific battle between Turkish and Greek fleets in the Aegean Sea. London advices say Greek troops defeated a Turkish detachment at Pontatigadia. The Turko Balkan peace talks were delayed as Turkish envoys arrived late and the initial session was pushed to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agravidea
Berlin
Constantinople
Agean Sea
London
Eng
Pontatigadia
Athens
Foreign Office
Auxiliary entertains at South Shrewsbury club social
South Shrewsbury Ice Boat and Yacht Club ladies auxiliary hosted a social at Branchport clubhouse last night with fifteen card tables and a festive collation. Dancing followed until after midnight as awards were handed for ten games played. St James Episcopal Church building advances toward Christmas service with roof and scaffolding updates. Red Bank High vs Sea Bright basketball game slated for Saturday at 8 at the Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Shrewsbury Club
South Shrewsbury Ice Boat and Yacht Club
Branchport
Red Bank
Sea Bright
Miss Morris Unable to Sing at Society Event
Miss Ethel Morris, a Chattle graduate and Academic Literary Society member, was announced to sing in The Three Wives at the Shubert on New Year's Eve but will be unable to perform due to work commitments in New York. She is busy rehearsing and regrets missing the society entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Morris
Chattle
Academic Literatry Society
New York
Miss Morris
the Shubert
Berlin Doctor Proclaims Fat-Relief by Electricity Demonstration
In Berlin on December 13 Dr Franz Nadelschmidt demonstrated an electricity based method to burn excess fat before the Berlin Medical Association. The report notes rapid fat burning as the claimed relief for obesity. Also mentioned are baptism updates and local advertisements for shoes and theatre tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Friedman
Franz Nadel‘schmidt
Berlin Medical Association
Nadelschmidt
Pretty Red Bank Wedding Solenmized
Al bert W. Worden Jr a Red Bank reporter and Sara E. Fay wed at the bride’s parents home in Red Bank. The ceremony was by Rev. Dr. J. W. Rogan with a wedding reception banquet at the Lawrence home afterward. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert W. Worden, Jr
Long Branch Daily Record
Albert W. Worden
Red Bank
Tfne
Sara E. Fay
Harry C. Fay
Waverly Place
J. W. Rogan
First Presbyterian Church
E. Lester Lane
Franklin Avenue
J. W. H. Foxwell
Mr. Worden
Frank N. Worth
Adele
Katherine Lane
B. Lester Lane
Miss Pearl Worden
Grace J. Smith
Florence B. Smith
New Brunswick
Mildred Smith
New York
Fanny Davison
A. L. Davison
California
William B. Lawrence, Jr
Eugene Magee
W. B. Lawrence
Christmas Candy Ads and Lost Badge Notice
Xmas candies in baskets and boxes offered by Lang's on Broad Street Red Bank. Also a lost badge No 452 from Howland House fire. return to Assistant Chief Joseph J Kingsland. A Globe Wernicke Book Case ad notes ballot procurement at Goldstein's Furniture Dept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lang’s
Broad Street
Red Bank
Howland House
Willfinder
Joseph J. Kingsland
Lang's
Local Exempts Elect Officers At Long Branch Firemen Meet
An Evening at City Hall elected officers for the Long Branch Firemen's Exempt Association. Joseph A. Barnes was named president with William H. Van Brunt as vice president and R Jerome Van Brunt as secretary. C Henry Irwin became treasurer, trustees named A B Morris T Don Mor ford and Charles N White. Delegates to the Relief Association and Third Confeessional League were chosen. A smoker event and wider member enrollment were proposed ahead of the State Association convention in May. A planning committee of Van Brunt Morrin Irwin Schoenlein Burns was appointed to promote the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Barnes
William H. van Brunt
R. Jerome van Brunt
C. Henry Irwin
A. B. Morris
T. Don Morford
Charles N. White
Relief Association
J. P. Lane
R. B. Storm
Third Confeessional League
John Lawley
Library Hall
Benj
P. Morrin
Henry Schoenlein
Joseph A. Burns
Mrs Wilsons Gift To Holiday Bazaar
The Ladies Aid Society of St Luke s M B Church hosts a three day bazaar in the church basement with a salad supper tonight at five thirty. Last night s oyster supper drew praise and tonight features special sale items including a linen handkerchief donated by Mrs Woodrow Wilson via Mrs Harry G Woolley. Extra mail messengers will deliver letters to prominent people. Milk deliveries shift to Saturday afternoons starting Dec 14 and continue through winter. Pot cheese is being made daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Luke's M. BE
Harry G. Woolley
Woodrow Wilson
110000 Idle in England as Result of RR Strike
Reports from Stockport Newcastle and Chicago describe broad labor unrest. North eastern Railway refused reinstatement after an intoxication discharge prompting 3,000 strikers and sympathy actions swelling to 10,000. Industries including collieries and foundries shut down leaving over 100,000 idle. Chicago IW W leader Hayward criticizes government inspection and cites harsh stockyards conditions and low wages. Bremen reports 21,000 textile workers locked out by Employers' Association amid local mill strike actions.
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Newcastle
Eng
Northeastern
Chicago
Ill
Upton Sinclair
William D. Hayward
Hayward
United States
Bremen
Germany
Employers’ Association of
Nuestermand
Bohemian Club Banquet At Red Bank Globe Hotel
The Bohemian club a Red Bank musical group held its first annual banquet at the Globe Hotel East Front street Red Bank. The meal featured seafood and turkey courses with a long toast list led by Rev Robert MacKellar and club officers. Musical performances by Harold Laros Herbert Cullington the club quartet and various soloists followed the meal. Sixty two persons attended. banquet committee members were Raymond Smith Eugene Magee Harry Patterson James Clayton and Oliver Byron among others.
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The
Bohemian Club
Red Bank
Globe Hotel
East Front Street
Davidr
Vurfee
Robert MacKellar
Trinity Episcopal Church
Eugene Magee
James Clayton
Louis J. Tetley
James Wolcott
Harry Supp
Harry Patterson
Raymond Smith
Jacob Kridel
J. Grande
Harold Laros
Herbert Cullington
Father MacKellar
Harry Tatterson
Lecture at Red Bank by Rev Gabriel Maguire
Rev Gabriel Maguire pastor of Park Avenue Baptist Church Plainfield will lecture at First Baptist Red Bank Tuesday night January 21 under the Men's League auspices. Maguire is a humorous speaker recounting personal travels. Also notes former Councilman Edward H Emmons recovering from lumbago at Merchant's Hotel after several days under Dr Chasey's care. He aims to ride sleigh first of season when snow falls. Includes local ads for Lang's store and Dudley's paper goods in Red Bank.
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Red Bank
Gabriel] Maguire
Park Avenue Baptist Church
Plainfield
First Baptist Church
Men's League
Maguire
Edward H. Emmons
Merchant's Hotel
Lumbago
Chasey
Building and Loan Association loan offer advertised
An advertisement promotes an $18 000 loan on bond and mortgage with the Building and Loan Association via the secretary, noting office hours 10 to 12 daily. Nearby notice highlights a Saturday cake sale for St James Sunday School at Broadway and Third Ave. and a Globe Wernicke Book page display in Goldstein's Furniture.
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Bl'd G & Loan Association
St. James
Broadway
Third Ave
Globe Wernicke
Goldstein's Furniture
Red Bank Plumbers Start Erection Of Front Street Building
Red Bank plumbers Cook and Oakley plan a three story brick building on their Front street site. Ernest Arend of New York and Asbury Park is the architect. Assessor James L. Thompson of Neptune Township sues the township committee for 2650 over back salary after an ordinance cut his pay from 860 to 500. The case is set for the February term of the Court of Common Pleas at Freehold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook and Oakley
Red Bank
Coen
Front Street
Ernest Arend
New York
Asbury Park
James L. Thompson
Neptune Township
Thompson
Court of Common Pleas
Freehold
G Club Meeting Adds New Member in North Long Branch
The B G Club of North Long Branch held its regular meeting at Church Street headquarters. A reception is planned for December 28. Minna Jerolamon was admitted as a member. Officers include President Jessie Reed Vice-president Madaline West secretary Elsie Barber treasurer Addie Cook and pianists Minna Jerolamon and Bertha Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Club
North Long Branch
Church Stret
Minna Jerolamon
Jessie Reed
Madaline West
Elsie Barber
Addie Cook
Bertha Reed
Mrs Hess impersonator at Oakhurst gathering
Mrs Margaret Asay Hess of Ocean Grove performed an impersonation of Hi Swatha at the Oakhurst school auditorium last night. A large audience attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Asay Hess
Ocean Grove
Hi Swatha
Oakhurst School
Christmas Club Distributes Checks In 1918 Savings Plan
The New Jersey Mortgage & Trust Company distributed 3686 dollars in checks to 89 members of a Christmas Saving Club. Members saved weekly from five cents, with two percent interest added. A new 1913 program starts January 20 with multiple classes offering scales and eventual larger totals, including a class promising 54.05 dollars after fifty weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Mortgage & Trust Company
Will of Rev Dr Thomas O Hanlon Leaves Estate to Wife
The late Rev Dr Thomas O Hanlon of Orean Grove formerly Long Branch lodged a will three years ago leaving his entire estate to his wife Hannah O Hanlon with exceptions for several personal notes of his sister Mary.
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Thomas O'Hanlon
Orean Grove
Long Branch
Mary
Hannah O'Hanlon
Patten Line elects officers at annual meeting
The Patten Line annual meeting at the Rockwell avenue office elected officers: President Thomas G Patten, Vice President Henry B Terhune, Treasurer Walter R Patten, Secretary William C Hayden. Edward Braxon Buried died of tuberculosis Monday at the State Prison and was buried at Lincroft with Rev. Davis officiating. large attendance. Members of the Women’s Catholic Benevolent Legion hosted a card party at Mrs Fred Garriel’s Union avenue home with fourteen tables in play. prizes awarded and refreshments served.
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Patten Line
Rockwell Avenue
Thomas G. Patten
Henry 8. Terhune
Walter R. Patten
William C. Hayden
Edward Braxon
Lincroft
Harry C. Fay
East Front Street
Red Bank
Mr. Davis
Ce. B. L. Gard
Women's Catholic Benevolent Legion of the Star of the Sea
Fred Garriel
Union Avenue
Atlantic fleet battleships head to New York for Christmas
Nineteen battleships with more than 20 000 officers and men and about 60 000 dollars per ship are due at the Hudson anchorage this afternoon. The Atlantic fleet returns for Christmas holidays and many sailors will receive furloughs to go home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hudson
Arrested for Taking a Dime at Broadway Theatre
William Grier, a young colored boy, is accused of taking ten cents from Elsie Wesley while she bought a Broadway Theatre ticket Wednesday night. He bought a show ticket and enjoyed the performance before Elsie identified him. Patrolman Vetter escorted the youth to Guy Hall. Parker's Moving Pictures advertisement lists several acts and prices.
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William Grier
Elsie Wesley
Grier
Elsie
Patrolman Vetter
Guy Hall
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Sea Bright Bans Sunday Pictures
Dudley's
Empire Theatre
Monmouth Street
Chas
W. Ritter
Pantatigadia
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Baby Dickson
van Dyke W. Dickson
Port-au-Peck
Raymond R
A. H. Eberhardt
Asbury M. 8
Mra
H. Riddle
John Irwin
John P. Dickson
Jersey City
Bessie
Helen Dickson
Carrie Williams
Henry
Bert Wardell
Johnson-Goodnough Shoe Co
Steinbach Co
Lyric Theatre
A. W. Worden, Jr
Record Staff
Baby
Goldstein's Furniture Dept
Zeetr
Local Exempts
Long Branch Firemen’s Exempt Association
City Hall
Joseph A. Burne
Mrs. Wilson
Fancy Booth
Fifth Avenue Daily
R. R. Rogers
Goldstein’s Furniture Dept
England
R.R. Man
Stockard
Boremian Club
Red Bank Musical Organization
Mr. Byron
Montclair
Oliver Byron
Broad Lane
Neptune Assessor
Sues Township
Christmas Club
New Jersey Mortgage and Trust Co
Parker
Moving Pictures
Mayor
Ireland
Atlanta
Cringer
Man
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