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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1910
Page
6
Morning and evening services are planned at Trinity Church with communion at the later service and a special Christmas sermon by Rev. Robert MacKelar. A full musical program includes processions, anthems, hymns, and a children's service with attendant carols and solos.
A detailed Sunday service program at Old Christ Church Shrewsbury lists soprano soloists Mrs Waller Boyd and others, tenors Robert Hitchings and John Watson, basses Beverly Brown and more, with organist Mrs Ja Pin tard and pianist Harry Chamberlain. Services at 7:30 and 10:30 a.m. include communion and a full musical service featuring hymns, anthems, and postlude by Handel. The choir also includes Mrs S G LeMon and Charles Bartlett with organist George Dennis.
Chattle defeated the Long Branch Cycle Club 44 to 28 as Morris and Johnson led the scoring with multiple baskets. The Cycle five struggled on the floor while Chattle built a comfortable lead by halftime and maintained it through the second half. A preview mentions a December 27 clash with Bayonne High School.
The fragment lists Rafferty scoring seven points Tallman one Pozninsky and McCarthy four each. It names players Chattle McCue Rafferty Ford Beatty Mermontl Cavelier Minser and Tallman and references positions right forward center and guards in a West End game lineup.
The Navesink Methodist Episcopal Church and Rev. C. E. McKelvey trade statements after his resignation. Official board denies arrears claim while detailing turmoil and disputed salary records. McKelvey cites lack of support and $143 salary in arrears, with district officials warning of impact on church improvements.
An auto collided with a coal wagon from the Van Note Company on Liberty Street late yesterday. Driver Fred Cashs, injured, rests at home on Second Avenue and will miss a week. The horse suffered scrapes. vehicle number held by Van Note. Police seek the guilty party. Revered Alfons Dare preaches at morning service with a life giver theme. evening program features a cantata. Damascus claims a large locomotive statue at 44 feet high.
The Cathedral of St John the Divine in New York nears completion of a $70,000 organ containing about 7000 pipes. Miles Farrow is the primary organist, aided by two electric master assistants, with two division chambers placed above the choir and a unique three-stop piston system for instant tonal changes.
Read cent a word line on the third page noting bargains and listings.
Commissioner Neill proposes a plan to save the day as committees will review it. About thirty four thousand men are affected by the strike and may be mobilized or reassigned to ease operations.
Chicago reports a potentially total railroad shut down as 34,000 engineers and 61 railroads face a wage dispute. Demands rise 12 to 15 percent. railroads offer 8 percent plus annual $3,000,000. Government mediation struggles amid looming deadlines and tense conferences.
Mrs William Sumboy left her two young sons John six and William two and a half at home while shopping in Dover New Jersey. Fire gutted the house and both boys died. neighbor Michael McShain rescued one child but was himself burned. The mother returned with gifts to find the home lost and her family gone.
Ex Senator and Mrs H B Porhune are at the Waldorf Astoria New York for the holidays after visiting Asbury Park. Edward Clark of Dick Bros New York brokers is spending holidays with Lawyer and Mrs W A Stevens at their Liberty Street home. Park Commissioner Brenrt Good of Morris Avenue will speed his holiday with his daughter at Exest Orangs N J.
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