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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1911

Page

7

School notes mix of delays and student exploits at Chattle

The school reports a shipping delay blamed on an order filed rather than filled. Recitations include Miss Dorothy Doran reading from the Princess of Dunbar and Miss Estella Davis with The Knight's Coat. Other items mention Br VanBrunt’s elocution, water fountain pen sale funds, and Leo Jener joining a University of Pennsylvania basketball team.

Dorothy Doran Princess of Dunbar Estella Davis

Cyclist Risks Life in Trick Bicycle Act

A letter from New York rider Jim Zanova notes the dangers of public trick bicycle performances. He credits Vinol cod liver oil for restoring strength after fatigue and urges others to try the remedy, with a money back guarantee offered by Wert's Pharmacy in Long Branch, N.J.

New York Jim Zanova United States Vinel Wert's Pharmacy Long Branch N. 1

Foresters Reunion at Red Bank Court Gathering

A reunion of the Red Bank Court of Foresters of America gathered with representation from Court Long Branch and Comri Vietor Manuel. Sixteen delegates traveled by trolley, greeted officers, heard addresses, and discussed renewing interest in the order.

Foresters Red Bank Red Bawk Court Foresters of America Derv Nister Court Long Branch Comri Vietor Manuel Mary of the Lodse Tre We Thane

Successful Red Bank Dance Attracts Attendees

A social dance under Monmouth Star Lady No 1 Shep herds of Bethlehem Red Bank drew good attendance on Wednesday night and cleared about $18. Refreshments were served. Alice Roup of White Street Red Sk served as chair of the committee in charge of the affair.

Red Bank Monmouth Star Lady Shepherds of Hethlehem Alice Roup White Street Red Sk

Local notes on illness repairs and holiday events

Mrs A J Olmstead is recovering while Mrs A L Aumack improves from pneumonia. Frank Iltlick tripped on a Low street cement walk. Codter lus repaired a roof at Waltvott Bros grocers. Watters and Minton fix Mrs Vanderbilt’s Oceanport house. Mrs John Sample of Red Bank hospitalized with pneumonia. Local residents Arthur Ely Thomas Minton Louis Smith and R Walters had a successful rabbit and pheasant outing near Reeveyton. Thieves struck a hen roost, stealing thirty fowls. Adventists plan Young Peoples meeting at Henry Wolcott’s home. Children disappointed as Santa did not visit the Grammar School. William Carlile cleans his new Porter Teed lot. Mr Carlile to build next to it. Churches preparing Christmas entertainments. Presbyterians and Methodists assign dates, Adventists schedule Friday after Christmas. Monorth League hosts sociable at Myr and Herberts home Thursday night. Last Saturday grocer Wilson saw an unusual customer as he harnessed his horse to the wagon for groceries.

A. J. Olmstead A. L. Aumack Iltlick Codter Lus Waltvott Bros Watters & Minton Arthur Ely Thomas Minton Louis ‘Smith R. Walters Reeveyton Roont Higginson Henry Wolcott May Pierson Grammar School Santa Clause William Carlile Porter Teed Hanneh Triax Trove Buttdt Carlile Dee Methodista Monorth League Myr

Mistakes May Happen Advice on Digestive Health

A light exhortation notes that rushing meals or poor chewing can cause digestive disturbances and potential serious health issues, urging mindful eating to avoid discomfort and illness.

Will Right The Wrong: a barbershop theft and a horse theft clue

A man heard a noise and found his horse with its head through a window, holding a package. A graphophone and 40 records sold on a cooperative plan at John Mierin's barber shop were given to Joe Withers of Oceanport. A baby girl was born yesterday morning to Mrs Harold Aumack.

Tion John Mierin Joe Withers Oceanport Harold Aumack

Busy Christmas rehearals and community events announced

Prof Watson Gienger and Lena Con row rehearse schoolchildren for a Christmas play to be held Thursday Dec 21 in the School auditorium. A dance and supper are planned at Nep tune Hall Friday Dec 22 with a ladies auxiliary being considered. The Mercury Athletic Club reorganized naming Percy Hennessey as President and Percy Martin as Vice-President with several officers and trustees. basketball gates are sought across the state. Frank Hayden's new home on Jeral ion avyenne neving completion.

Watson Gienger Lena Conrow Byron Engine Co Neptune Hall Mercury Athletic Club Tre Percy Hennessey Percy Martin Robert Hoyt Tresasmer Trenry Atlipon Earle Joline Marshall West Percy Kennessey Percy Martin Adst Frank Hayden Jeralion Avyenne

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