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Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1914

Page

6

Highlanders defeat Chattle in East Jersey high school league final

On the Atlantic Highlands court Highlanders outplayed Chattle 48 to 21 in the East Jersey High School League championship race. Colleran led with over half the points, Wells added strong support, and Beebe and Hendrickson contributed in a one sided second half as Chattle failed to rally after halftime. Cubs lose to Juniors 12 to 15 in a low scoring junior game with Ennis guarding well and DeCamp, Kruse and Jordan among scorers.

Chattle Atlantic Highlands Highlanders Colleran Wells Shoe Red Bank Spencer Gulick James Cattanach Robert Sinclair Charles Brown Highlands Cattle At. Highlands Field Hendrickson Forfar Goff Hauser Poughkepesie Weber Beebe Brown Ruston Flanigan Timer Clark Cubs Ennis Odurd McCarthy Jordan Cattanach Kruse Teany Burns Darby Bualer Gulick Moran Herbert

Two More Held In Murder At Red Bank

Police in Red Bank hold four suspects in the John Le presto murder case. Guiseppe Fiscanario James Alvino Guisto Lepresto and Luig Mannallo were arrested in recent days and await court action. Officers say one of the four is guilty and note prior involvement with an assault on officers on July 4 1913.

Guiseppe Fiscanario James Alvino Red Bank John Lepresto Wymbs Guisto Lepresto Luig Mannallo Freehold Harry Clayton Horatio Shutts Fiscanario

Monmouth Court Hears Name Change Petition

In Monmouth County Court of Common Pleas Mary A. Klinesy petitions for divorce and to assume the name Paris A. Eline. Notice published weekly for four weeks. the court asserts no objections and orders publication. the petitioner seeks legal name change to Harry AO Bilas Trew effective after twenty days. Attorney: AES EL POST, Arthur Smith, 206 Bute.

Mary A. Klinesy Dewre Petither Parry A. Eline Leest A. Riley Harry AO Bilas

Kaiser's Woodcutting and French Attack Wounding Prince

Report describes a French ambush near Rheims that wounded Prince August Wilhelm head and leg as German troops reviewed behind the lines. Berlin dispatches say the Kaiser, aging and grave, is at front headquarters while a Russian armored train bound for the Carpathians is blown up, its cause unknown.

Mans Prince August Wilhelm Rheims Prince August Berlin August Wilhelm Kaiser Sad Kaiser Wilhelm Fronit Carl H. von Wiegand United Press France Namur Liege Aix-la-Chappelle Cologne Rotterdam London New York Foreign Office Privat Park Chancellor's Palace Kaiser San Soucci Park Potsdam Bellvue Park Amsterdam Lemberg Carpathians

Coroner Holds Body of Missing Mrs Reynolds in City

Coroner John G. Sexton holds the body of Mrs Beele Reynolds wife of Frank Reynolds of the city. She was found frozen to death at noon last Wednesday on Hollywood and Westwood avenues. Reynolds is reportedly in New York searching for his wife who had been missing for days.

John G. Sexton Beeele Reynolds Frank Reynolds

Repose and Power Behind Quiet Leadership

The quote notes that quiet, unassuming figures in politics sometimes achieve more by week’s end than noisy, constantly active leaders. It contrasts deliberate steadiness with constant bustle, suggesting effectiveness comes from measured effort. The passage cites Walter Bassbot as the source of the reflection.

Walter Basebot

Samuel Wittman of Red Bank Dies After Illness

Samuel Wittman aged 50 of McLaren Street Red Bank died yesterday after a two year illness described as dropsy and Brights disease. Funeral director Harry C Fay handles arrangements and interment is planned in Philadelphia. Also, Miss Addie White age 73 died yesterday from paralysis with funeral services at Christ Church Shrewsbury Monday at two. Surviving brother is Charles White.

Samuel Wittman McLaren Street Red Bank Bright Harry C Fay Philadelphia Addie White Christ Church Shrewsbury Charles White

Memorial Sunday School Program at Elberon Firehouse

Memorial Sunday school exercises at Elberon Firehouse Monday evening feature a structured program. Readings, recitations, duets, and choruses highlight Jeannette Weiler Helen Bryan Mildred Slocum Evelyn Tilton and many others with performances by the primary class and visiting speakers.

Elberon Memorial Elberoon Fire House God Jeannette Weiler Helen Bry Loyve Mildred Slocum Evelyn Tilton Billy Bryan John Stonaker Helen Anderson Mildred Slocum Ethel van Sickel Marion Gordon Rosing Worth Marguerite Weiler Ruth Conover Irving Tilton Sleighbells Alonzo Clark Karl Worth Irving Nixon Stanley Nixon Vernon Bennett Otto ,Kratochvil Thomas Kratochvil Helen Bryan Robert Bishop Budd's Audry Dennett Doo Good Leona Applegate Arthur Hawkins Otto Kratochvil Sarah Lester Tilton Jack William Elijah Savata Charles Worth

Red Bank Church News A Christmas Week in Town

Local churches announce sermons and programs for Christmas season. Rev Monroe Van Sant at Fire Methodist preaches on The World Greatest Magnet in morning and The Voyage of the Rudderlegs Ship in evening. First Baptist ministers Rev Miner and choir perform Christmas themes with Joyfully Peal Ye Christmas Bells. St James plans five Masses on Christmas morning and Monmouth county bar guests Judge Poster and Senator Sloenm at a Freehold dinner next Thursday.

Fire Methodist Church Monroe van Sant First Baptist Church Johnson L. Miner Christ William Sweeney First Reformed Church Riney Bennett Charles Patterson Tony Huse Elizabeth Wallings First Presbyterian Church J. W. Rogan John Whitfield St. James’ Church St.James’ Church M. . Follywood Misa Myrile Antonides Monmouth County Tom E. Poster Common Pleas Court John W

Beyond Understanding Time Killer Demands Ham Sandwich

A speaker deflects apologies for wasted time by stating a demand for a simple ham sandwich after ten minutes spent studying a bill of fare. The remark highlights impatience and casual snacking amid deliberations.

Sea Bright Minstrel Show Draws Parishioner Prowess

Sea Bright residents praise a Wednesday minstrel show at Bowser's Hall. Proceeds near 50 dollars supported Daniel McCabe, longtime Sea Bright newsdealer now paralyzed in Elizabeth. The program featured Wendell Allger, Cyril Stevens, Mary Fitcher, Hazel Davis, and local talents, marking Sea Bright’s first show without outside help.

Sea Bright Bowser's Hall Daniel McCabe Elizabeth John W. Eyles Wendell Aliger Henry Slocum Steve Griffin al Fisher A. Wilson W. Sweeney L. Davis E. Cline W. Brennan A Jacobson C. Fowler J. Kaney D. Cunningham C. Sweeney S. Anderson H Brennan H. Bedford A. Silverson Gardella T. Brehm Cyril Stevens Wendall Allger Miss Davis Miss Witchter

Left Light Eases Near Work, Schoolroom Tip

The Journal of the American Medical Association notes that illumination from the left side reduces eye strain during close work. Reversing light direction increases shadows, requiring a tighter view and more effort, a lesson for classrooms, workrooms, and offices.

Journal of the American Medical Association

Thrifty Brooklyn grocer spurns routine after abroad trip

A frugal Brooklyn grocer rises after buying out his boss and enjoys a brief boost from European travel. He becomes aloof at the shop, refusing to help clerks or greet customers, prompting a testy moment when a former customer asks about potato prices. He then signals a clerk to respond.

Brooklyn John

Submarine idea matured with Bushnell's 1775 craft

The concept of submarines spans centuries but the first practical unit was built by David Bushnell in 1775. His boat attempted to attack a British vessel in New York harbor but failed to destroy it due to a torpedo defect.

David Bushnell Bushnell New York Harbor

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