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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1910
Page
6
A memorial tablet dedication praises Mr. De Nyse for humility and service. He is recalled as a faithful friend who aided the needy and offered sound advice. The eulogy includes a hymn line and the tablet sits beneath the Grant memorial window in the church auditorium.
Mr and Mrs J R Kelsey guests of Mrs William Bodine at her High street home. David H Woolley of Woolley and Burchell ill with kidney trouble at his Halberton Square home with Dr J W Bennett attending. Daniel R Clark of Clark and Whalen seriously ill at his Tabor street home with pneumonia, ill for a week. Rev and Mrs J G Reed of Moorestown N J were over Sunday guests of City Assessor and Mrs H P Bennett at their Washington street home.
Uncalled letters dated December 17 remaining at the Long Branch post office include E. T. Bayles Mrs. John Cammus Jacob Cherry N. P. Chiles ae Connelly Mrs. Rachel Davis Jane Dewitt J. E. Edwards Mray Emmet Harry Fielder B. Fohr Philip Prank Miss J. Frost Martino Furnature Miss F. Galanta Mrs. E. H. Gibbs Mr. Giran Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Harlam Mrs. H. W. Jones J. H. Killcom more Edward S. Pedlow Edward Picta H. Sarel Miss Celia Sheridan Miss M. Simons BD. W. Smith Fred re Spear Mrs. Floyd Stansin W. C. Thompson F Watson F B Willis L Zipp A T Woolley P M
Mrs David Elting, taken to Monmouth Memorial Hospital last Friday in critical condition for an operation, showed some improvement this morning after a daytime consultation. Her heart remains weakened and hopes for recovery are cautious though revived. A doctor believed life might be saved if a specialist could assist.
Monmouth County Farmers Exchange, modeled after Virginia’s exchange, logged a $917,562.44 business for the year ending November 1, with a 29 percent net return on capital. Potatoes dominated shipments totaling 2,421 carloads, while total produce sales climbed across apples pears pickles and more. Membership rose to 800, capital stock to about 54,893 dollars, and the plan foresees further growth to 60 000 or 65 000.
A historical column lists several property transfers with multiple names and locations in New Jersey. Julius Coln to Henrietta Bailey in Long Branch, Belmont avenue. Wm H Elliott et al to Ella P Chapben. Edmund Throckmorton of Red Bank. and other fragments indicating parcels along River to West End and related lot descriptions.
Mamie Petillo was taken to New York by her father Frank Petillo and Detective Elwood Minagh to identify men arrested in a First Street raid. The child remains fearful and restless since the kidnapping scare. Police Chief J Frank Patterson has changed a patrol beat to cover the Petillo home hourly at night.
Red Bank reports show Record newspaper boys selling a record amount as winter looms. A top seller bought a sled and several boys bought clothes while two brothers save for rubber boots before the thaw.
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