Powder Puffs Dramatic Society Holds Red Bank Meeting
The Powder Puffs in Red Bank met at Miss Clare Houghton’s home on Shreway bury avenue. Dr Helen F Gibson presided as officers were named Reginald Murray president Mstelle Greenawalt vice president Charles R Weeks treasurer Col jstance Greenawalt secretary Clare Houghton press agent and F B Greenawalt property man. The bylaws committee includes Harold Woods Dr Helen F Gibson and Mae Throckmorton. The next meeting is set for January 8 at Miss Vivian Otterson's Broad street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Dramatic Society
Red Bank
Clare Houghton
Shrewebury Avenue
Helen F. Gibson
Reginald Murray
Mstelle Greenawalt
Charles R. Weeks
Col Jstance Greenawalt
F. B .Greenawalt
Harold Woods
Mae Throckmorton
Vivian Otterson
Broad Street
Primary Classes Entertain at Star of the Sea Academy
Members of Star of the Sea Academy Chelsea Avenue primary classes held Christmas exercises in the academy auditorium Friday afternoon. Parents and friends were invited to the three o clock program. Children marched to the main auditorium where literary vocal and instrumental selections suited to the holiday season were performed.
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Star of the Sea Academy
Chelsea Avenue
Academy
Walpole letter hints at city solitude and urban life
The Oct 1743 Walpole note complains loneliness in the metropolis with country life offering no solitude. An odd aside mocks a cigarette in Barage and a barbed comparison to violent acts. An advertised remedy for rheumatic ailments claims sale by Meyers in Long Branch and stores in Red Bank.
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Walpole
London
Horace Walpole
Mann
Meyers
6Th ‘Avenue
Long Branch
Schroeders’ Pharmacy
James Cooper
Rexall
Broad St
Red Bank
Farmers Exchange Reports Strong Year and New Certificates
Monmouth County Farmers Exchange reports fiscal year ending November 29 with $1,053,256.16 in business and a net profit of $15,485.55. Directors declare 6 percent dividend on $75,450 capital, aim to grow surplus to equal capital stock, and issue membership certificates for five years. Shipments reached 159 cities in 24 states, potatoes dominated with 470 480 barrels sold at an average of $1.58 per unit.
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Freehold
W. H. Ingling
Monmouth County Farmers’ Exchange
Court House
Sea ‘Son
Mississippi
Proposals for Electric Work at Intermedial and Chattle Schools
Proposals addressed to John T Britton Secretary of the Board of Education will be received until 2 pm Wednesday December 24 1918 for electric work wire glaze and gall pan ic bolts for the Intermedial and Chattle Schools Apply to the Business Manager for specifications The Board of Education reserves the right to reject any or all bids Dated December 17 1918 Daniel Edwards Business Manager 20208
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John T. Britton
Board of Education
Clark P
Daniel Edwards
Veal Lake Bulkhead Reconstruction Bid Notice
Sealed bids are due at the City Clerk of Asbury Park for the Veal Lake Bulkhead project from Easterly One of Jonery BY to Oak Blut and Eighth Aves and along Water Broa. A bid bond of 500 is required and a contract bond of 4000. Bids must be received within five days of notice with payment to the Treasurer and a certificate check. Work completion by April 1914 requires bid at city office and under supervision of City Clerk and City Engineer.
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Asbury Park
Bo’elock
Veal Lake
Jonery BY
Oak Blut
Eighth Aves
Tract Ave
Emory St. Fool
City of
Hutter Iron Tie Choy
Asbury Ave
Ashoey Park
Ity
Nonmell
K. L. Bavage
Ciy Enn
Exchange reports year end figures on produce shipments
The report lists quantities and values for items handled by the Exchange over the year including potatoes and other produce. Highlights show totals such as 635,372 packages and 3,081 car loads with varied counts by item like apples 4,802 barrels and 12,677 baskets, pears 248 baskets, tomatoes 744 crates, and reed potatoes 24,414 barrels.
Shrewsbury Community Notes Mention Visits Sales and Births
Mrs Charles W Billings spent part of Wednesday in the village. Mrs Bil Irn sold fine hogs. George Hughes Sr recovers from a bad attack of acute indigestion. Jack Sagarton has stayed with his father in law in Red Bank for two weeks. Reading club ladies visited Mrs J H Patterson in Middletown for House and Home. The Road to Bogota was read by Laura Morford and other readings followed. Mr and Mrs James Bly celebrate a birth. Albee plans to move to Orange about mid January. Ella Case takes two week vacation from Mt Holyoke. Mrs Holmes visited Hackensack to see her daughter. Bernham couple plan Christmas at her father’s in Toms River. William Pierce drives a coal wagon for Hurley. The McAnney brothers are preparing for Dinichates ein.
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Charles W. Billings
Bil Irn Haw
George Hughes
Jack Sagarton
Mr. Repphard
Red Bank
Bristol
Penn
Reading Club
Tn Omnibus
J. HW. Patterson
Middletown
Bogota
Laura Morford
Latin America
Miss Kennedy
Miss Holmes
Jennings
Nefew
A. H. Borden
Partree
James Bly
Albee
Orange
N. 4
Ella Case
Mt. Holyoke
Canlage
Jax. Vo Holmes
Jas. Stofflett
Hackensack
Bernham
Toms River
William Pierce
Cl.wh. Hurley
McAnney Brothers
Crescent Hall Social Aids St Dorothea Church Benefit
A Thursday night social at Crescent Hall Eatontown raised funds for St Dorothea s Catholic church. The event featured games a luncheon and dancing with Hollywood s orchestra of Red Bank providing music. It was the final Crescent Hall social before the hall is leased and converted into a factory after the holidays.
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St. Dorothea’s Church
Crescent Hall
Eatontown
St. Dorothea's Catholic
Hollywood
Red Bank
Halidays
Weather Indications and Local Updates From Long Branch
The United States Weather Bureau forecasts fair and colder conditions tonight with increasing cloudiness and possible rain by evening. Moderate north to east winds, low temperature around 38 to 40 degrees, and daytime highs near 48. Tide table and regional readings for Long Branch included. a small craft warning issued for afternoon to tonight. In Freehold, Elizabeth Woodward of Throckmorton Street contracted blood poisoning from decorations while preparing a Red Cross stamp sale, seeking treatment in New York.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Long Branch
U. S. Weather Bureau
Broadway
N. J
N.d
New York City
Siged
Scarr
Mlle
Elizabeth Woodward
Throckmorton Street
Freehold
New York
Miss Woodward
Red Cross
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Gar- Long
Poland
Dudley
Leonard
Atlantic and
Edwards Avenue
Eberman
Seventh Ave
Inquire Goldsteins Store
Norwood Ave
Menta
Parker
West Long Branch
Bath Ave
Golden's Paper & Paint
Third Ave
Third Avenue
R. H. Steer
Dooney
Howe
aWelding
Lanz Bratch
Tor Wiveders
Ted
Glenwood Cemetery
M. Throckmorton
Lona Braich
Jon
Willard Wiseman
Optician
Uncle the Face
Wiseman
Pester’s Drug Sodemann & Lindhardt
East Long Branch
Victor Talking Machine
5Th Ave
Weimer
Port-au-Pecl
Pleasure Bay
B. A. van Brunt
Sy Bright
George VanGelder
John A. McGuire
Tinton Falls
Geo
Albert Wardell
Grand Avertue
Cannon
Franklin Ave
NEW Jersey Central
Newark
Elizabeth
Baltimore
Washington
Atlantic City
Ted Banks
Matawan
Sig Broadway
Scoop
Hop
Enes
W. A. Stevens
Marquette Farm
Collier's Lane
Batontown
Wellworth O
Sea
Bright Beach Club
Leon Cubberley
Hecuse
Corner Grand
George FB
Freo'k
Viglin
Piang Rwood Ave
Tel
Rogers
Steiner & Son
H. Goldstein
Mer
Clarence D. Wilson
Alvert
Richard West
Mary BR. West
Kile
St West
Jesse FP
Manghan
Jersey Mortgage and* Trust Company
A. I. Woolley, Seety
Hines & Hammer
Clarence G. VanNote
Christixas
Evergreen Nurseries
M. Plewzin
Upstair
Boston
W. E. King
Shore Acres
Wm. F. Onst
North Fifth Ave
Charles ¢Cattanach
Second Avenue
Red Bank Society
Greenville News
Farmers Exchange
Carter
S Wrilner Calvert
Bai
Willie
White
Clarence White
Opera House
Shrewsbury News
Last Crescent Hall
van Brakle
399-W
U. S. Express
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