Oceanic Notes From Edward Lloyds Home To Club and Theatre
Oceanic reports socialize with New York visitors Mr and Mrs Charles Brown summering in Edward Lloyds house in First street while Mr and Mrs Frank Flinn attended a Long Branch Christmas bazaar. Rev W Earl Ledden heard Caruso in New York. Music planned for Goodwill Church. Local taxation schedule by Tunig Burkalow at designated Oceanic locations. Henry Trent relocates from Navesink to Red Bank and stops a runaway horse on Oceanic bridge. incident linked to Joseph Strohmanger’s beer ark at Rumson.
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Charles Brown
New York
First Street
City
Frank Flinn
Long Branch
Flinn
W. Earl Ledden
Goodwill Methodist Church
Caruso
Frank Benson
Naramtta Council
Degree of Pocahontas
Iied Men's Hall
Tunig
Burkalow
Oceanic Truck House
Henry Trent
Charles Mount
Navesink
Avemuse
Red Bank
Joseph Strohmanger
Rumson
Oceanic Bridge
Monmouth Club Defeats Lootes in Elberon Bowling Match
Monmouth Bowling Club of Elberon beat Lootes of Red Bank Young Men's Christian Association two out of three games on Elberon alleys Tuesday night. High score 228 by Shultz and 222 by A Worth highlighted the event, with totals 782 for Monmouth and 904 for Lootes. A return match is planned on Red Bank Association alleys next month.
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Elberon
Red Bank “Lootes
Monmouth Bowling Club
Shultz
Adam Worth
Monmouth Club
Red Bank Association
Fair Haven Kids Send Christmas Boxes For Flower Mission
The primary department prepared twenty five dolls books and staples for two charity boxes to Flower Mission New York. Hendrickson express wagons were repainted for holiday trade. The Junior Christian Endeavor plans a Friday 3 30 PM Christmas consecration at the Methodist Protestant church. Rev J C H Christmas preaches in Fisk chapel tonight. Mrs Charles VanBrunt is listed sick.
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Flower Mission
New York
Hendrickson
Garrett Williams
Methodist Protestant Church
J. C. H. Christmas
Fisk's
Charles VanBrunt
Benefit shows strong support in Atlantic Highlands
The Majestic Theatre event for the Modern Woodmen drew a large crowd Monday night with committee members L. B. Morris, R. K. Ferris, D. Tumen, Geo. Couch, Fred Katz and John Halloran. A Guild of St. Marys Church bazaar at Misees Briggs millinery sold about $55 in goods. The Sunday School plans its Christmas festival on December 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic Theatre
L. B. Morris
R. KB. Ferris
D. Tumen
Geo. Couch
Fred Katz
John Halloran
Guild of St. Mary’s Church
Misees Briggs
A Fine Electrical Display at Consolidated Appliance
The Consolidated Appliance Company run by Edward J. Miller at 176 Broadway exhibits an electrical display of holiday gifts. Items include toasters irons percolators chafing dishes coffee pots sterilizers water heaters electric toys flashlights tree trimmings and more. The Broadway trolley is shown with a sign Broadway and Third Avenue in 1913. The display draws notice as electric cars in motion make quick circuits and attract attention.
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Consolidated Appliance Company
Edward J. Miller
Broadway
Third Avenue
Three Red Bankers Arrested Over Theft Claim
Three Red Bank colored people Wil lam Battles Mrs Lavine Davis and Emma Jackson were arrested Tuesday night by Chief Wymbs and Officer George Hewitt on a complaint by Ambrose Sweet a Asbury Park colored man claiming four dollars in money a gold watch and a sweater were stolen from him Sweet visited Mrs Davis house in the Pit section Tuesday and the items disappeared The three were held overnight as was Sweet who was a witness A hearing before Recorder Harry C Badeau yesterday morning released the defendants as evidence failed to convict
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Red Bank
Willam Battles
Lavine Davis
Emma Jackson
Wymbs
George Hewitt
Ambrose Sweet
Asbury Park
Sweet
Harry C. Badeau
Steinbach's Twenty Six Countries Aid Christmas Stock
Steinbach's presents a diverse Christmas collection with goods from twenty six countries. The store claims no item is missing and urges shoppers in Asbury Park to find everything they seek, challenging anyone who says otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WENTY
Steinbach’s
Asbury Park
Christmas Charmouse Fabrics in Bright Animal Prints
Ad reads assorted fabric selections including 40 inch wide designs priced at 1.68 and 2.25 value, 30 by 40 inch pink and blue pieces with animal and flower motifs, sold in boxes at 0.50 and 0.58, plus 36 by 50 inch soft heavy pink blue options in boxes priced 0.75 and 1.00.
Pajamas Spotlight From Asbury Park Gift Idea
A gift of pajamas from Asbury Park appeals to distant friends. The town is famed as the home of Universal Sleeping Garments offering percale madras Boisette and outing flannel pajamas starting at $1.
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Asbury Park
Universal
Percale
Madras
Gift Set From Asbury Park Includes Tie Socks
A gift from Asbury Park features combination sets with a handkerchief tie and socks. Kent socks paired with a Kent tie priced at $1.00 and $1.50 respectively.
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Kent
Why Protection and the Duty of Good Citizenship
The article argues that true citizenship requires obedience to law, public-spirited action, and honest voting. It critiques tariff protections as burdensome for most, promotes reform through slower, conservative changes, and defends revenue tariffs while urging broader economic expansion and fair labor opportunities. It warns that protectionism harms workers and suggests lowering duties on essentials to boost real wages and diversify industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch Record
Repulican
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Captain Green of Bath Avenue Confined at Daughters Home
Captain George H. Green of Bath Avenue lies bedridden at the home of his daughter Mrs Harry Wardell in Asbury Park as friends here await news of his condition and any improvement after a period of failing health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Green
Bath Avenue
Harry Wardell
Asbury Park
Captain Green
Masonic and Odd Fellows lodge meetings and elections
Abacus Lodge No 182 held its annual communication at Masonic Hall electing and installing new officers. Standard Chapter No 36 RA M will convene for officer elections at Masonic Hall tomorrow. James B Morris Camp No 25 meets tonight for officer elections at G A R Hall. Kalon Castle No 72 closed session included entertainment and feast with 35 members present and local quartet performances. Odd Fellows Arioch Rebekah Lodge No 21 hosts annual officer elections tomorrow night at Odd Fellows Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abacus Lodge
Masonic Hall
Kalon Castle
Chattle High School
Messrs. Dudley
Parker
Cornell
Buyers
Odd Fellows
Arioch Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Pier Conference Tomorrow With Long Branch Company
A Board of Trade committee led by President Harry C. Rehm will meet the Long Branch Pier Company in New York tomorrow afternoon. They depart on the 1:33 train for a 3:00 conference after a request for cooperation made by Mr. Baffrey, president of the Long Branch Pier Company. Advertisements run in the Daily Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Harry C. Rehm
Long Branch Pier Company
New York
Long Branch Piier Company
Baffrey
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BIG Store
Jersey
Red Bank, N. J
Oceanic News
Locust News
W.M. Slocum
Fair Haven News
Atlantic Highlands News
Consolidated Appliance Co
Toyland
Warner's Orchestra
Steintarh Company
Lyric Theatre
Masons
Frederick K. Ball
Marty M. Conk
The
Daily Record
Boxond
Patterson & Spinning Store
New Jersey
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