Mail Schedule and Post Office Hours Notice 1914
Post office schedules show mail arrival from New York Philadelphia and Asbury Park with multiple daily times. Money order and savings window hours are from 8 am to 6 pm. Letter carriers perform two residential and three business deliveries daily with several collection runs. Post office lobby open Sunday 11 am to 6 pm. Sunday mails discontinued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malia
New York
Philadelphia
Trenton
Asbury Park
T. L. Slocum
Bright School Christmas Program at Sea Bright
The Sea Bright school held a Christmas program featuring songs and recitations such as Santa Claus on the Train The Christmas Spirit and Keeping Christmas. Performers included Bertha Anderson Beatrice Hobson Minnie Solomon Gladys Johnson Henrietta Johnson Reginald Drew and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Bright
Santa Claus
Bertha Anderson
Beatrice Hobson
Charles White
Long
L. H. Covert
Louisa Poppinga
Myrtle Val Ikinburg
Jack Ryan
Thomas Letson
Minnie Solomon
Bethlehem
Vera Shropshire
Hertha Anderson
Wm. Davis
Leon Bow
Hark
Gladys Johnson
Louis Truax
Louisa Johnson
Gerard Douglass
Roy Sheridan
Herbert Fowler
Mildred Wildertron
the Waifs
Ralph Lewis
True Bravery
Velyn Lewis
Robert Worsen
Henrietta Johnson
Alice Ramsey
Florence Coulter
Verna Shropshire
Mery Chief
Sarah Hansen
Stuart Wendell
Reginald Drew
Daisy
S Clayton
Anna Jacobson
Kenneth Clayton
Overseers of Poor Meet in Atlantic City Sessions
Newark reflects on state wide charity work as hundreds of municipal overseers gather at City Hall for the New Jersey State Associate of Overseers of the Poor annual meeting. President Harry L. Barck leads discussions on Widow's Pension Act flaws and reform needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
New Jersey
Delay in Pension Petitions and Residency Rules Discussed
The article notes delays between widow petition filings and pension grants, with some claiming fifteen months before court consideration. It reports a proposed shift to the association to speed decisions and a debate over residency requirements, currently five years versus the former one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Christmas social at parsonage with Ushers Union
Rev J B Whitton and family hosted a Monday evening gathering for Ushers Union and official board members and wives at the parsonage. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Lewis Lane, Mr and Mrs Harry Hulick, and many others. Several relatives and guests traveled for holidays and illness notes were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitton
Ushers Union
Lewis Lane
Harry Hulick
A. Poole
Frank Antonides
Willis Woolley
George Hulick
James W. Heyer
W. &. Norton
Charles Stullwagon
James Atcheson
Walter Sherman
Harry Wopper
A. i. Chinery
George F. van Huel
Oliver Britton
William HH. Morris
Anna Sherman
Reba Whitton
Elsie van Huel
Brand
Albert Atcheson
Jersey City
Hulick
Frank A. Poole
Poole
Dr. Whitton
Henry Fenton
Lincroft
Spen
Albert Woolley
Wall Street
M. V. Poole
New York
Oakhurst School Presents First Christmas Play
The Oakhurst school staged its first play last Tuesday night in the school auditorium. The Birds' Christmas Carol dramatizing Kate Douglass Wiggin's story in three acts drew a large, approving audience and featured the school orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakhurst School
Kate Douglass Wiggins
Emperor Francis Joseph in robust health amid death rumors
A Reuters Cairo Vienna dispatch via Amsterdam reports Francis Joseph in excellent health and spending Christmas at Schoenbrunn. Rome rumors on December 25 claimed the Austrian emperor was dying and asked the pope to blessing him at his bedside.
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Francis Joseph
London
Reuter
Vienna
Amsterdam
Franda Joseph
Chris’rmas
Schoenbrunn Castle
Rome
Anit
House and flat for letting on Sixth Avenue and Broadway
Four rental notices list a six room house at 46 Sixth Ave with improvements and contact at 305 Broadway, a second story five room flat with bath by R. H. Hughes, and an eight room house also offered by R. H. Hughes with associated codes 2701r and 255tr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Ryle
Union Ave
Hartford
Sixth Ave
R. H. Hughes
Name In Trunk And Lost Letters Share Page Laughs
A humorous exchange from the Louisville Courier Journal notes a man urging study of history while a woman probes a rimmed hat joke about Goggler the tyrant. The piece also mentions the practice of placing name and address inside luggage to aid recovery if a trunk is lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goggler
Louisville Courier-Journal
CHICKENS AND HORSE FOR SALE ADVERTISEMENT
Classified notice listing two items for sale. A flock of chickens at 133 Lippincott avenue with contact 184 J 298t1 and a horse for sale at 645 Wall with phone 29810301. No further details.
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Lippincott Avenue
Wall
Ladies of the Long Branch Society Christmas Treat Appeal
The Ladies of the Long Branch Society for the Improvement of the Poor announce a Christmas treat for children at the Grand Theatre, Long Branch, N J, on Monday at 2 p m. A running list will update donors. recent receipts include First Presbyterian Church Sun day School 8 00 and others.
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The
Long Branch Society For the Improvement of
Grand Theatre
Long Branch
N. J
First Presbyterian Church
Wilber Carley
Kline's Rheumatic Remedy Promoted Amid Broad Claims
An advertisement touts Kline's Rheumatic Remedy as highly effective for rheumatism lumbago and gout claiming cures or major benefits in most cases. It urges testing the remedy now and lists multiple local dealers including H C Meyers 119 6th Ave Long Branch Cooper's Drug Store Schroeder's Pharmacy Red Bank and H C Van Note Oakhurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kline
H. C. Meyers
6Th Ave
Long Branch
Cooper's Drug Store
Schroeder's Pharmacy
Red Bank
H. C. van Note
Oakhurst
German method records sound with pencil-thick line on paper
A new German technique records sound waves by tracing a lead pencil line of varying thickness on paper. An electric current driven by the vibrations forms the line, creating a visual representation of audio.
Money Wanted and Quips From a Busy Page
Miscellaneous items include a lady seeking four thousand dollars at six percent with first bond and mortgage on property valued at sixteen thousand. A humorous quip has Mr. Jones scolded by his six year old daughter who retorts about marriage rights. Another joke asks how two can live on less than one, answered with Necessity.
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Mr. Jones
Paps
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Tel
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Penna
Daily Record
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West Long Branch News
Oakhurst School Entertainment
the Daily Record
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Victor Ave
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BaLte
Innon Amas Sock
Merry Kmas
seCvnre Syndicate
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W. A. Stevens
J. B. White
Carpenter and Builder
Fifth Ave
Goodenough
Frederick K. Ball
Norwood Ave
NEW Jersey Central
Elizabeth
Freehold
Matawan
Long Branch Ave
George Barker
Pavilion Avenue
Hamilton Ave
Liberty St
Fritt
North Fifth Ave
Rockwell Ave
Third Ave
T. L
Franklin Ave
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North Long Branch
Caucasus
Sun‘ower
S. Goldstein & Son
Harry Goldstein
Mgr
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Branchport Ave
Wm. F. Ohst
Weber Piano Co
John Rye
Charlea
Cattanach
Second Ave
New York Tribune
Goldberg’s
Madame Adele Small
Second Avenue
Glenwood Cemetery
C. M. Throckmorton
Seoty
Dan R. Clark
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Herbert A. Bushnell
Matawan, N. J
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