Howdy Pap Lodge Grows with New Members in Red Bank
Loyal Order of Moose Red Bank lodge, known as Howdy Pap, reports steady growth and expects over 200 members by year start. At a Wednesday session in the Krendel building ten new members were initiated and two more elected, with about forty applications on file and committees appointed for the next meeting.
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Order of Moose
Red Bank
Ekintracht Society
Krndel
Broad
Front Streets
Howdy Pap
Rahio
Red Bank Lodge
Nell
William Chandler
Richard White
Charles Dangler
Chester R. McDonald
Herman Langer
James Cavanaugh
L. P. Benn
John Johnson
Joseph C. Boskey
Frank Schindler
Lynnwood Minton
John B. Burnside
Red Bank lodge elects new meeting room as benefits rise
National Organizer R. B. Warwick and trustees Coroner Harry C. Fay Mort W. Pach and Charles Paulson preside as the lodge plans a new meeting place. By-laws pass first reading. Sick benefits rise to 8 per week death benefit 100. Initiation fee proposed to rise from 5 to 10. Members to be notified by secretary William T. Sherman.
Dirty Bottled Water Warning From The New York American
A New York American note warns consumers to inspect bottled water for cleanliness by pouring a glass and holding it to light. If many dustlike specks appear, the water is dirty though not necessarily dangerous and should affect price expectations. A Detroit Free Press joke contrasts a serious doctor with an excise excuse.
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New York American
Detroit Free Press
High Water Mark for Record Sales in Red Bank
The Long Branch Daily Record reports a record sales push in Red Bank with a three week contest among newsboys. Paul Hartecy and Thomas Higgins tie for first with equal increases, sharing the cash award. Harold Giblin follows with a 142 paper rise as sales surge nightly.
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Long Branch
Red Bank
Newsies
Paul Hartecy
Thomas Higgins
Vember
Harold Giblin
Record
Red Bank hustlers aid friends in paper distribution
The passage notes that through the efforts of their friends, some were aided and no Red Banker missed a paper due to the actions of minor hustlers in Red Bank. It mentions another contest planned for January.
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Ting
Red Bank
Christmas Gifts at First Reformed Sunday School
The Christmas exercises of the First Reformed Church Sunday school will be celebrated Monday evening starting at 7 45. The year has been financially successful with no outstanding bills and a net gain in membership. The program includes songs, recitations, scripture lessons, readings, solos, an orchestra, and prize essays, featuring many named participants and a Christmas theme.
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First Reformed Church
Christmas Eve Pantomime and Plays at Local School
Edna Patterson presents The Listening Ear of Night with Miss Helen Gano as soloist. A four girl dialogue Christmas Eve scene. A Play Christmas Fairies features Cora Haagan Gertrude MacGregor Meta Throckmorton Edna Mac Gregor Minnie Hyer Anna Bud long Jessie Budlong Santa Claus is Spencer Gulick. Doxology sung by Congregation. Classes receive Christmas candy with attendance and deportment notes. Near Perfect Class 14 led by Miss Norma Sawyer includes Minnie Hyers Janet Worthley Cora Haagan Leslie Van Brunt Herbert Hamilton. Rex Beach attends dress rehearsal, correcting cuffs as directed by stage notes. Sunday Is It Used to Be In London notes on 1805 leisure, 200,000 Londoners in inns and tea gardens. distribution of moods at night. The Duke of Buckingham in 1625 wears multiple diamonds. 1812 fashion includes ear ribbons and a rose behind the ear. The Name Servia notes Serbs’ spelling. Prussic Acid described as rapid poison. Perth Amboy Port economy: low cost of collecting duties, 232 ships entered, $530,992.52 duties collected. New York port second. Red Bank YMCA bowler Edwin Conover achieves high average 197 with 222 game. Christmas services at St. George's Church with Te Deum and choir music. Dr Duffield called back by Sea Bright M B Church for another year.
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Edna Patterson
Helen Gano
Dorothy Bailey
Mary Bailey
Russell Hagerman
William Hagerman
Josie Hagerman
Emma T. Hyers
Kathrine Jewell
Arthur B. Jewell
Gertrude Maz- Gregor
Florence Parker
Linda Parker
Mary Puliganio
Norma Sawyer
Minnie Hyers
Janet Worthley
Cora Haagan
Leslie van Brunt
Herbert Hamilton
Perth Amboy
Treasury Department
New York
C. Asa Francis
Zobel Appointed State License Auto Agent
Henry L. Zobel of Sea Bright is named by Assistant Secretary of State Jab Lippincott as licensed auto agent for Sea Bright. He will issue drivers licenses and registration certificates.
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Zobel
Henry L. Zobel
Sea Bright
Jab Lippincott
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