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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1914

Page

3

Licenses Required for Boiler Operators in New Jersey

The Bureau of Engineers and Boiler Operators Licenses under the New Jersey Department of Labor distributes official forms to engineers and firemen. Licenses are issued on written requests by employers to those actually employed when the Board was organized, for sixty days after that date. Applications must be made by December 31, 1914, to avoid examination.

Trenton N. J Bureau of Engineers State Department of Labor Board of Examiners Engineers’ License Bureau Department of Labor State House

Navesink News Enquire Party Benefit and Local Notes

A charity benefit at the home of Mr and Mrs Howard DeVesty for the Navesink library drew about seventy five people and cleared $25. Prizes were awarded to several attendees. Also reported: dogs killed ten sheep on J Amory Haskell’s Oak Hill Farm. Haskell offers $25 reward for dog owner. William Hopkins named sexton of the Methodist Church. a hot air heating system installed. George W Palmer recovering from illness. and visits among Deal Elberon Red Bank residents.

Encire Navesink Howard DeVesty Chapel Hill Haskell William Hopkins Methodist Church George W. Palmer Milton Worth Milton, Jr Deal Lester Sickles Sickles

Pierian Club Plans Play After Monthly Meeting

RED BANK locals report the Pierian Club of the Baptist Church held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Johnson L Miner’s home. The club planned a play for the first part of the year, conducted other business, and then enjoyed a social time with refreshments. Mrs. George W. Chandler of Maple avenue remains seriously ill after a period of illness.

Pierian Club of the Baptist Church Johnson L Miner George W. Chandler Maple Avenue Iit

James Hendrickson Re-elected State Horticultural President

In Bayshore New the article notes James Hendrickson of Middletown is re-elected president of the State Horticultural Society. It also covers local land purchases, holiday shoots on Christmas morning with poultry prizes, health updates, travel plans, social events, a cantata at New Monmouth Baptist Church, new chimney work, and community notices including real estate, a carousel project, and a Christmas charity tree effort in Keyport.

James (. Hendrickson Middletown State Horticultural Society John Morris Keyport Road Mary Taylor George H. Wallace Horace R Goodchild Moses Heath Daniel D. Hendrickson Clinton Heath New York and Long Branch Railroad Company Elnathan Field Florida Elmer J. Willett Harmony Domino Club Johnny Doubter New Monmouth Baptist Church A. H. Sutphin Ethel van Zee Ethel Walling Nellie Gertrude Roberts Helen Ada Coe Charles Taylor New Monmouth Nicholas J. Droge New York New Point Comfort Beach Company Mr. Droge Foley Brothers Samuel Tanner Clyde Carhart Keansburg van Deventer Real Estate Company Keyport ExMayor William R. Latham Aumack's

Declares Censure Of Trolley Employes Unjust

Letter from Richard C. Abercrombie of Red Bank defends Monmouth Co. Trolley line workers. He praises conductors and motormen for courtesy and duty while criticizing an editorial that denounces the roadbed equipment and management. Red Bank New Jersey December 16, 1914.

Long Branch Red Bank Monmouth Co Jbut N. J Richard C. Abercrombie

School Honors Given as Fifteen Pupils Receive Progress Pins

At the high school program on Friday morning Progress Pins and diplomas were awarded to about fifteen pupils listed in the Record. Evelyn Chandler presented the Graphonola on behalf of the seventh to tenth grades, and Coley Dixon demonstrated writing to its music on a temporary blackboard.

Evelyn Chandler Coley Dixon

Watch Night Services at Red Bank Churches

The First Methodist Church Red Bank invites the congregation to a watch night service Thursday night at ten o clock with suitable addresses. After midnight a New Year reception will follow at the parsonage with refreshments under the queens sister society and ushers union. The Philatheia society of the First Baptist Church joins a watch night social at the parsonage on Thursday night Dec 31 inviting Men’s League members.

Red Bank First Methodist Church First Methodist Rist Queen Hsther Society Ushers’ Union Philathea Society First Baptist Church

Royal Arcanians Install Two Officers in Long Branch Council

At Long Branch Council No. 429 Royal Arcanum Henry Joline was installed collector and William B Van Brunt treasurer to fill unexpired terms. Joline becomes the first regent. Van Brunt succeeds as treasurer. Installation led by Walter L. Davis and William J. Ammerman. Oyster stews served. Next meeting set for the first Tuesday night in 1915.

Long Branch Council Royal Arcanum Henry Joline William

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