Seniors Host Junior Reception at Red Bank High School
Red Bank High School seniors held a reception for juniors featuring an welcome address by class president Wm Allen, multiple performances including piano solos and a recitation, plus dancing after dusk. Remarks praised the event as a complete success with decorated halls in red and black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank High School
Wm. Allen
Madeline van Mater
George Taylor
Hig
Eulalia Partree
Alic Enright
Helen Grouse
Mary Conove
Amy Magee
Yale
Pearl
Kylalea Partree
Marjorie Kelly
Kenneth Davis
Lydia McQueen
Morris Richmond
Myrtie Johnson
Pearl Worden
Frank Dean
Grace Taylor
Boy Burned As Pail Of Hot Water Upsets
Five year old Clinton Bennett son of Mr and Mrs William H Bennett Jr of Lake street Oakhurst was burned when he ran into a pail of hot water causing it to spill over his legs. Neighbors soothed the burns with oil and lotions. Dr K E Beach bandaged the leg and the boy rests as well as can be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Bennett
William AH. Bennett, Jr
Lake Street
Oakhurst
KE. M. Beach
Kahne Off for the South and Palm Beach Winter
Louis V. Kahn proprietor of the Searborn Hotel and Mrs Kahn depart for a brief sojourn at Atlantic City then Palm Beach Florida for the winter. Return depends on Palm Beach weather and amusements. In spring Kahn plans improvements to Ocean avenue hostelry. West End Fire Dog Dead Fannie mascot of West End Fire Engine Company died after lingering illness. She was a favorite with the fire company and children.
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West End
Fannie
West End Fire Engine Company
Children Christmas Contributions Listed by Organizations
A historical snippet lists donations from First National Bank and Citizens National Bank totaling 45.00, plus multiple contributions from individuals and fraternal groups including Neptune Hose Co, Loyal Order of Moose, Adah Chapter, and Masonic bodies. Names such as Horace W. Sherman, James B. Morris, and others appear among donors. Amounts vary from 0.00 to 7.00 with several entries around 5.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Citizens National Bank
Morris
Independent Hose
Neptune Hose Co
Loyal Order of Moose Friend of Society
Iberon Fire
Astern Star
Red Bank Church News A Sunday program rundown
Rev S Monroe VanSant will discuss What is the matter with the Protestants of Red Bank on Sunday December 21st at First Methodist. The True Confessional is the topic for tomorrow night as part of Pleasant Sunday Evening. Baptists read Santa’s Secret Society cantata on Christmas night.
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Red Bank
S. Monroe VanSant
First Methodist Church
VanSant
James Lord
Grase Methodist Church
Bra‘lam
Thomas Coulton
Middletown Township
First Baptist Church
Tampico Battle Report and Allied Movements Across Border
Reports from the Tampico area say fighting ended by order of Rear Admiral Fletcher and that General Blanco was seriously wounded. General Mercado, commanding 2,500 Federals, faced rebel advances near Lambula. a relief brigade under General Orozco was organized to aid Mercado if reinforcements fail to arrive. The U S Navy fleet at Tampico was joined by the battleship New Jersey and will stay indefinitely. Separately, Dr. Howard B. Reed underwent a successful operation in New York after a period of illness areas. The Red Hawk Glee Club entertained at Holmdel with a packed church and varied program. In New Orleans a masked bandit held up the Sunset Express, injuring a messenger and fleeing with a bag of cash estimated between 5 000 and 30 000 dollars.
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Fletcher
Blanco
Presidio
Texas
U. S
Marfa
Orozco
Ojinaga
Mercado
Lambula
Reed
New York
Howard B. Reed
James J. Reed
Sea Bright
Neurological Institute
Bermudas
Glee Club
Holmdel
Red Hawk Glee Club
Herbert Cullington
Harry Bosky
Cecil Lediard
Eugene Mageet
Dre
EB. Williames
Mr. Callington
Harold K. Laros
New Orleans
Southern Pacific
James Arnold
No Recommendation on Widening Street
A Red Bank special meeting of the Board of Commerce studied widening Monmouth Street from Maple Ave to Broad St. Edward Allaire reported that most property owners opposed the plan due to high assessments and trolley line shifts. The board postponed action, sending the matter to the borough Council without recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank Board of Commerce
Monmouth Street
Edward 3. Allaire
Maple Avenue
Broad Street
Allaire
Stheatrew
Charles W. Ritter
Empire Theatre
Pat Casey
New York
McNaulty
George Hance Patterson
Ed von Kattengell
Physical Training Club Planned for Long Branch
A committee led by W. T. Judd and Dr. Stanley H. H. Nichols seeks to form a Long Branch physical training club for 75 to 100 men aged 17 to 35. They plan to use the Intermedial gym two or three nights weekly with an instructor, require members to follow a conduct rule, and petition the Board of Education for access during holidays.
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W. T. Judd
Stanley HH. Nichols
Long Branch
Board of Education
Stanley Edwards
C. Byron Blaisdell
Eerwin Parstow
Stanley Joline
J. Wesley Seaman
George H. Harvey
Judd
Christopher Gregory
Fifty Detectives Mobilized After Bombing in New York
Deputy Police Commissioner Dougherty releases fifty top detectives to trace the bomber who killed Ida Anuswits at the O. K. Betting Company office. The alert comes as the city braces for Christmas shopping.
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New York
Dougherty
Ida Anuswits
O. K. Betting Company
Chattle Highlands Game Postponed And Meeting Notes
East Jersey High SchoolBasketball League action between Chattle and Atlantic Highlands was postponed due to Highlands hall being unavailable for another event. Chattle seeks to reschedule for Tuesday. Also notes on Ex Mayor Woolley’s health, Red Bank wedding anniversary, and a postponed Young Woman's Temperance Society meeting. New York flour mill dust threats recounted with training improvements. A quail named Bob White shows music appeal at home.
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Chattle Highlands
East Jersey High School
Chattle
Atlantic Highlands
Highlands
Charles Skillman
Young Woman's Temperance Society
Red Bank
Mildred Earle
Maple Avenue
Woodpecker value and insect control impact
The article argues migratory birds like woodpeckers reduce destructive insects and protect crops. It cites a pair that saved apples, damaged trees, and notes economic worth from nesting and foraging activities. It suggests farmers consider birds as allies against pests.
Church Notes Highlight Morning and Evening Services
Multiple area churches list tomorrow services. Rev V J Blekkink preaches at First Reformed. Mount Olivet Baptist holds Sunday school at 3 pm and a 6:20 pm B Y P U. Simpson Memorial exchanges pulpits with Asbury Church. Second Baptist offers 6:20 prayer, 10:45 sermon, 2:80 Sunday school, and 7 pm prayers.
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V. J. Blekkink
First Reformed Church
Chester A
Arthur
Will
Favor
St. Cecelia
Bohn
Mount Olivet Baptist
Mount Olivet Baptist Church
B. Y
Christian Union League
Edward Redd
Asbury M. E
Alfonso Dare
Simpson M.W. Church
Stephenson
Hell
Second Baptist Church
Arbury Smallwood
Trinity A. M. E
Joseph Gregory
Christian Endeavor
Simpson Memorial Church
B. Stephenson
Asbury Church
Oliver Powne
Slocum
Thurston Blaisdel
Arthur J Haltson
Schnecker
Murray
J. Pitman West
Garland
Thallon
St. Luke's M. E
John ¥. Dobbins
St. Luke's Church
Jesus
Philharmonic Concert 4 Success at Red Bank High
Red Bank Philharmonic Society presented a Thursday night concert at Red Bank High School. Attendance was modest due to competing events, yet the performance was excellent with all numbers encored. Participants included Charles Eggert Rudolph Malohan Mrs Willam A Sweeney and Migs Narethy Ogden Garrison. Professor Eggert premiered Mano solos locally. Professor Malchow’s wales were not trendy.
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Auspters
Red Bank
Professor Eggert
Professor Malchow
Wales
Trent
G A R James B Morris Post elects officers in dwindling membership
The G A R James B Morris Post No 44 held its annual election of officers with J W Berden of Asbury Park inspecting. New officers include Commander Henry C Maps and others. membership faded from 10 to 34. Easter Star Mrs Ralph L Pray led a visitation from Grand Chapter officers. Daughters of Liberty Pride of Hollywood Connell No 3 admitted several candidates. The council, largest in the region, recently won a state prize.
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G. A. R. James B. Morris
G. A. JR
J. W. Berden
Asbury Park
Henry C. Maps
Vier
George W. Reynolds
Thormaus Letts
Lawrence 1B, Newman
William
Lippincots
Javess A. Mrinley
Henry Wingert
William Lieour
Ralph L. Pray
Adah
Daughters of Liberty
Hallywood Connell
Odd Fellows' Hall
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George Pigage
Ve Curner
Broadway Long Branch
Straus CO
Foxwell’s
Monmouth St. Red Bank
Bostonian Shoes
D. A. Mazza
Albert S. Miller
Red Pank’s Leading Shoe Store
Moyer’s Jewelry Store
Cookman Avenue
R. F. Wilbur Jeweler
Wr. J. Brokaw
Prescription Pharmacist
Broadway
J. B. Goodenough
William Bennett
Surfers Accident
Harry Snyder
Eatontown
Glenwood Cemetery
Alfred ©. Hicks
William H. Morris
Benj, P. Morris
W. A. Heisley
C. M. Throckmorton
Ek, KE. Throckmorton
Henry Lawrence Southwick
Emerson College of Oratory
Boston
Mass
Academic Literary Society
Intermedia
Southwick
Long Bravch
Adelaide Rees
Emerson
Asta Étentes
Progressive Council
A.B. A
Hiorace W. Sherman
James B. Morris
G. A. KR. R. Kearnie Reid
Oceanic Fire Engine Co
Marshal Woolley
Friend of Society
Long Branch Lodge
RED Bank Church News
Tampico
Washington, D. C
New Jersey
Monmouth St
Woolley
Thomas R. Woolley
Rockwell Avenue
Albert Worden, Jr
Worden
Red Bank Register
Harry C. Pay
Wien Poincares
Frederie Massen
M. Masson
Petrus Pugniquadrati
Pugniquadrati
Jehan Poingquarre
Northwestern
Bob White
Musie
THE
Charlee PL MekKoy
Apollo Mule
Galilee
Arthur Edwards
Chester Dennis
Hern
Mies Cone
Suella Marslow
St. James’ Church
BL Briggs Nash
Philharmonic
Maacamprent
LL. B. Newman
George W. Reynold
George Morris
Brazilla Heyers
Old Colony
Rogers Bros
Nate
J. C. Disbrow
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