Ladies raise 914 dollars at St Luke’s bazar
The Ladies Aid Society of St Luke’s M E Church reports 914 dollars raised over a three day holiday bazar. The piece notes potential for turning the carnival over to a women’s committee and hints at innovations alongside ongoing fraternal activity in Long Branch. It also touches on local figures and upcoming Christmas shopping.
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St. Luke's M. E. Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Big borrowing follows peace shocks European markets
European money markets brace for a flood of new government loans after peace. Bulgaria Serbia Greece and Montenegro seek large foreign borrowings while Turkey Italy Spain and China plan sizable issues. Most funds eye English and French markets. Germany seen as less involved.
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Balkans
Frankfurter Zeitung
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Tripoli
Perte
Balkan States
Bulgaria
Treasury
Paris
Servia
Greece
Montenegro
Servia 18
Brussels
Italy
Austria
Hungary
Spain
Six Powers
SOF Gorse
Germany
Chattle Chips and Schoolroom Gossip
A lively column laments constant talking in public spaces and urges brain over chatter. It recalls a glow of gossip about a glass in the cloak room, notes seniors’ pins, and reports on local daily life from a Newark area community.
Christmas Entertainment Planned by Red Bank Methodist
Preparations for a Christmas program at the First Methodist Church include a ten foot decorated tree and evergreen decorations. Sun day school children donate ornaments for the center tree while admission to the event is ten cents. The program features choruses, readings, solos, drills, and a Santa Claus scene with presents distribution.
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Percy Perinchief
John Batley
Caroline Warden
Dorthy Morris
Bruce Crisel
South
Bolo
Tee
Sylvia
Santa Claus
Josephine Orbine
First Methodist Church
Queen Hather
Red Bank Lot Sold Near West Side Park by Executors Sale
Real estate agent J. Clark Conover of Red Bank completed a land transfer to Harry B. Clayton of Red Bank who works at the First National Bank. The 61 by 162 foot lot on Shrewsbury avenue near West Side avenue, the last in Theodore White's West Side Park tract, sold for 700 dollars. Clayton plans a 4000 dollar house for his own occupancy.
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Red Bank
Harry B. Clayton
First National Bank
Shrewsbury Avenue
West Side Avenue
Theodore Sr. White
West Side Park
Conover
Timothy White
Albert T. Doremus
Clayton
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