Christmas Music in City Churches Feature Sunday
Christmas services filled city churches with instrumental solos and choirs. St Luke's combined choirs featured Prof Rudolph Malchow with a full orchestra. soloists included Misses Phillipa Meixell Parslow and others. First Presbyterian and First Reformed also offered varied carols, anthems, and processions under noted conductors. Simpson Memorial M E Church sung several anthems and sermons matched the festive mood. well attended.
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St. Luke's
Rudolph Malchow
Red Bank
Clara Phillipa
Anna Meixgell
C. A
Parslow Tralto
Geo. A. Edwards
Noel
Adams
Flaxington Parker
Simpson Memorial
M. E
A New Stock Farm at Eatontown
Joseph R. Marquette Jr has converted The Kennels at Eatontown into a stock farm. He owns 21 thoroughbred race horses and many cattle along with pigs bought last week. He also acquired farm implements and a team from John Clayton. Marquette is a large exporter to Havana with an agent in New Jersey collecting produce and livestock. in six weeks he shipped 4000 barrels of potatoes and 2000 barrels of apples to Cuba.
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Joseph R. Marquette, Jr
Matthew Byrnes
Eatontown
Mr. Marquette
Havana
New Jersey
Cuba
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The
Daily Record
Fine Christmas Program at Red Bank Reformed Church
Elaborate Christmas program by the Sunday school of First Reformed Church Red Bank to be held Thursday night at 7 30 in Shrewsbury avenue church auditorium. Decorated interior with greens and streamers. Lead acts include carols recitations songs and a pantomime with Santa Claus and fairy characters.
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Red Bank Reformed Church
First Reformed Church
Red Bank
Shrewsbury Avenue
Gates of Light
Jack Tetley
Ledonna Everingham
Albert Sniffen
Gladys Murphy
Malcolm Walling
Edna Smith
Kris Kringle
Mildred Hott
Dolly
Hazel Stout
Dorothy Ivins
Daniel Walling
Albert Beover
Nelson Smith
William Smith
Hudson Hurley
Katherine Holtz
Charlotte Breuer
Santa Claus
Allen Pryor
Tillie
May Giselson
Minnie
Elmira Ivina
Fairy Malice
Elizabeth Walling
Gertrude Mooney
Elizabeth Franklin
Consuela White
Eeith Taylor
Margaret Allen
Maud Parker
Julia VanSchoick
Carol
Vernon Cook
Henry Muller
William Holtz
LeRoy Heyer
Ries
Gertrude Grause
Evelyn Dennis
Mildred Hoff
Annie Giggler
Miss Blue Stocking
Anna Murphy
Esse
Henry Conover
Mildred Tetley
Sarah Adcock
Sophie Hwing
Flora Ivins
May Murphy
Melissa Slover
Olive Lewis
Myrtle Clayton
Hazel Taylor
Minnie Lambertson
Nellie Bennett
Mary Haggerty
Suspicions Rise Over Quiet Lodger in London Tale
In a London Stray Stories snippet a grass widow laments the lodger who slips in and out unseen, speculating he may have been married and perhaps is behind on his board. Mrs Hashcroft shares a troubled reaction, hinting at secrets behind the lodger’s quiet comings and goings.
Wilson presides in New Jersey pardon court
Governor Wilson spent the day in Trenton presiding over the state pardon court where 230 cases were reviewed. The eight-member panel granted mitigations in 116 cases after thorough reviews including prison visits and direct talks with condemned inmates.
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Wilson
Jersey
Trenton
N. J
Court of Pardons
Court of Errors and Appeals
New Jersey
MME BLOCH ACQUITTED IN FATAL PARIS CASE
Paris December 24 Mme Bloch novelist was acquitted in the assize court of tomicide for shooting Minnie Bridgeman wife of James H Bridgeman an employee of an American life insurance company The court ordered a franc damages in a related civil action The tragedy stemmed from an attachment between Mme Blochs husband and Mrs Bridgeman daughter of Henry Berbard of Milwaukee The acquittal followed expectations due to the crime circumstances Ambulance Jolt Fixes Neck San Francisco December 24 An unidentified man on the steamship Simu dislocated neck vertebrae by hanging himself and the ambulance jolting later set them back in place
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Paris
Mme. Bloch
Mme
Minnie Bridgeman
James H. Bridgeman
American Life Insurance Company
Bridgeman
Henry Berbard
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Simu
Walrus Head Shot Vulnerability and Bullets
The most vulnerable point on a walrus is the back of the skull while the forehead resists bullets due to thick bone. Beyond the head, except for the heart, there are few vital spots, so bullets may be fired into the blubber without significant effect.
Domestic Tragedy Drives Suspicion Over Furnace
In Loulaville a chilling tease hints at a fatal error as a furnace chokes. The Courier-Journal notes a family feud angle with uncle and father named as potential suspects amid a rainy day in a domestic drama.
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Loulaville
Courier-Journal
The Mystery of Man and the Inevitable Epigrams
A compact juxtaposition of two aphorisms: Henry Giles on the mystery of the union of soul and body versus the inevitability of fate. The insistence that some truths surpass reason and that preparation is wiser than argument against the inevitable.
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Henry Giles
Making it Right First lawyers collide over fees
Two lawyers debate charging a client for extra work as they discuss whether the requested action is necessary. The exchange reveals tensions over when to bill and how to justify fees.
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Charga
Gun Club Shoot Tomorrow at Loyalton Grounds
The Long Branch Gun Club will hold an all day shoot at the Loyalton grounds tomorrow with sweeps for poultry.
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Long Branch Gun Club
Loyalton Grounds
Christmas Cantata Delights Oceanic Church Crowd
First Presbyterian Church choir offered season appropriate music with a morning anthem Daughter of Zion and evening piece In Quest of the King. Rev A A McKay narrated the story interspersed with carols. a Christmas cantata Johnnie Doubter by Fifth Presbyterian Sunday School ran Friday night and will be repeated Thursday. Notables include Mrs George Turkington, Harry Van Brunt, Miss Mildred Bruce, Nina Cottrell, Donald Bruce, Eva Wilson, Grace Van Nest among many others. Rev A A McKay’s family visiting. Pratt Institute student Lois McKay at home for vacation. High school closed for two weeks. out of town teachers returned home.
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First Presbyterian
Bethlehem
Johnnie Doubter
Fifth Presbyterian Sunday School
George Turkington
Santa Claus
Harry van Brunt
Nina Cottrell
Donald Bruce
Jack Horner
David Hendry
Miss Muffet
Eva Wilson
Jack and Jill
Willie Roberts
Margaret Wilson
Harvey Jennings
Bootblack
Joe Shiner
Elwood Jennings
Marion Kuhn
Newsboy
Uxtra
Kenith Bruce
Samuel T. Harvey
John Bull
Ta Claus Fairy
Grace van Nest
Philip Roberta
Germany
Franklin Anderson
France
Harold Benson
Italy
Jack Burgess
Harry Irving
Ireland
Lisle Connett
Elizabeth Keeler
Helen Raleigh
New York
Lois McKay
Pratt's Institute
Brooklyn
A. A. McKay
Fair Haven News Briefs Highlight Local Incidents
Fair Haven reports arrest of Charles Tilton on drunken disorderly charges at a Cedar avenue grocery. He was found guilty and bound over for a year, with potential 90 day county jail if peace is broken. Also noted: three colored men escaped house fire from a cigarette near Main street. nine others mentioned with health and employment updates from Gillespie to Maple avenues. Reverend Robert MacKellar of Red Bank is referenced in town notes.
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Charles Tilton
Cedar Avenue
Worthley
George W. Chadwick
Chadwick
Tilton
Main Street
Brady
Red Bank
Fair Haven
Myron Milton
Gillespie Avenue
Charles Cross
Thomas Burnett
Maple Avenue
New York
Ida Hall
Pecot
Oceanic
Arthur Davis
Pecot and Hendrickson
Robert MacKellar
Christmas Treat Set After Special Services at Fair Haven
The chapel of the Holy Communion at Fair Haven will conduct special services at nine o'clock tomorrow morning. The children’s Christmas treat is scheduled for Friday of next week.
Wittpenn Poised For Governor Bid As Wilson Backers Rally
Trenton reports say Robert Hudspeth and State Chairman Grosscup back Mayor H Otto Wittpenn of Jersey City for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Wilson declines comment while allies press for Wittpenn. Gas leak incident ends with Strudwicks aided by neighbor as drain fed by Consolidated Loans Co main is suspected.
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Trenton
Robert 8. Hudspeth
New Jersey
Democratic National Committee
H. Otto Wittpenn
Jersey City
Waward
Grosscup
Wittpenn
Wilson
State House
Hudson County
North Jersey
South Jersey
Jas. Smith, Jr
James F. Fielder
Smith
Fielder
Public Responds to Society’s Appeal
A list of donors contributing to a society appeal includes banks, fraternal orders, businesses, and individuals from Long Branch and nearby areas. Notable contributions come from First National Bank, Citizens National Bank, Independent Engine and Truck Co., Consolidated Gas Co., and Long Branch Daily Record, among others. Several minor or unspecified donors are noted, including a little girl with 25 cents and a donor described as a friend of the Society.
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First National Bank
Long Branch Council
Knights of Columbus
Long Branch Patrolmen’s Benevolent Asso
W. T. Donnelly
H. G. Borden
Citizens National Bank
Charles Wimpfheimer
Long Branch Lodge
Independent Engine and Truck Co
Daly Hose Co
Oceanic Engine and Truck Co
Daniel Doran
Frank L. Howland
C. Dorman McFaddin
Harry Davey
Chester M. Truax
Sugar Bowl Co
Wm. J. Smythe
James Seller
Bryant B. Newcomb
Harry Fleet
Gifford, Lacour
Cranmer & Go
Henry Irwin
Albert Wheat
James Quire
J. W. Cunningham
P. Wert
Wm. A. Stevens
O. A. Clark
Benj. Sprague
Tirzah Court
Ben Hur
Plumbers’ Union
Consolidated Gas Co
Augustus Chandler
John W. Slocum
W. H. Hall
J. W. Seaman
Dorothy Johns
Mary Johns
Frank G. Alden
Wellington LaMonte
Henry Kahle
Joseph Finn
Long Branch Daily Record
Jacob Steinbach
Society
R. H. Curtis
John Disbrow
Shrewsbury Notes On Visitors And Christmas Church
Mrs George Silver visited New York while Mr and Mrs Samuel Clark stayed with Mrs Howard Guillandeap of Crawford s Corner. Mrs Charles M Patterson visited New York. The public school closes for holidays. Theodore Parsons spends Christmas with Rev Dwight L Parsons. Miss Bessie Green sends postals from Clearwater Florida. Mr and Mrs William Gilmartin return to New York for winter. Christmas services were held at the Presbyterian Church with a quartet singing. The church was decorated with holly and greens. Mrs J H Patterson and Miss Mabel Hall visited Mrs Emma Morford. Mr and Mrs Henry Hance of Belmar were guests of Mr and Mrs Aaron Armstrong. Miss Sarah Arms played the organ at Red Bank First Methodist Church.
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George Silver
New York
Samuel BE. Clark
Howard A. Guillandeap
Crawford's Corner
Charles M. Patterson
Theodore Parsons
Dwight L. Parsons
Bessie Green
Clearwater
Fla
Christmas Treat For Poor Children Continues Gratitude
The article describes a Christmas event thanking citizens and Mr. Ochs for theater use, with 880 boxes of candy, 2 barrels of apples, and boxes of oranges prepared for distribution to children. Brownie Club members aided seating and organization, while Dr. Lovell, Commissioner Arrowsmith, and others helped hand out gifts. The Society plans further distributions of clothing, fuel, and food despite weather.
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Weir
Union Avenue
Brownie Club
Mildred Procter
Dorothy Witlinger
Florence Clark
Addie Chapman
Florence Bennett
Grace Loveless
Ethel Reynolds
Dorothy Northam
John G. Lovell
Thomas V. Arrowsmith
Monmouth Cranberries Fair Despite Frosts
Monmouth cranberry crop showed a fair yield despite frost damage last spring with about 10 000 bushels from local bogs valued around 20 000 dollars. Pre Thanksgiving market prices ranged from 1 50 to 1 75 per crate and consignments from Farmingdale of 2 000 bushels sold near 2 dollars per crate. Growers plan to replace Jersey varieties with Cape Cod berries due to earlier color and frost resistance.
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Monmouth
Farmingdale
Jersey
Funeral of Mrs Cloughly
The funeral for Mrs Floretta Cloughly widow of Alfred Cloughly formerly of this city will be Thursday at two at the Showler house 808 6th Avenue Asbury Park Rev F B Stockdale officiating burial at Glenwood Cemetery West Long Branch under John G Sexton funeral director Mrs Cloughly fell gravely ill two weeks ago and was unconscious for two days prior to death
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Cloughly
Floretta Cloughly
Alfred Cloughly
Willian Showler
6Th Avenue
Asbury Park
Showler
F B. Stockdale
Glenwood Cemetery
West ‘Long Branch
John G. Sexton
Shore Board Gains Democratic Majority With Kinmonth Appointment
Asbury Park Public Grounds Commission will have a Democratic majority after Mayor Bennett named Dr. Hugh B. Kinmonth to membership. The board, which oversees beach administration, is expected to elevate Republican William J. Patterson to its presidency per seniority.
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Shore
Asbury Park Public Grounds Commission
Hugh 8. Kinmonth
R. 8. Bennett
Kinmonth
William J. Patterson
Beach
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W. H. Woolley & CO
Broadway Long Branch
Christchild
Hanson the
Uptown Store
DOLLS
GREEN
United States Weather Bureau
Temp
Albany
Atlantic City
Boston
Buffalo
New Orleans
St. Louis
Washington
Nellie
Merry Christmas
Oceanic News
Fair Haven News
Hudspeth
Katzenbach
Gov. Wilson
James M. Strudwick
Ninth Avenue
Bradley Park
Shrewsbury News
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