Move 10 Close Sunday Pictures Opposite Large Church
Sunday moving pictures were discussed at City Hall with Church Federation representatives and Commissioner Arrowsmith. The Opera House opposite St Luke's M. and Church aimed to open Sunday, while officials debated enforcing the Sunday closing law. A small barn fire in Railroad Avenue caused minor damage with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Church Federation
Thomas V. Arrowsmith
Public Safety Department
J .Y. Dobbits
W. J. Blekkink
Do. F. McKay
J. G. Lovell
Alfonso “ .Dare
R. B. Stephenson
William D. Edwards
Arrowsmith
Campbell
Opera House
Long Branch Newsboys Guest Empire Theatre Cast
The Long Branch Daily Record newsboys hosted entertainment at the Empire Theatre Red Bank with Blocksow Burns Knickerbocker trio and George Howard May. The ventriloquist Theodore and other acts drew laughs and applause. Remaining shows scheduled this week with Sunday evening at the Long Branch Opera House and Parker's Theatre reels advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Record
Red Bank
Eliesta
Empire Theatre
Holday
Blocksow
Burns
Fair Haven
Alway
Knickerbocker
Howard
Long Branch Opera House
Mike Donlin In Japan On Giants World Tour
Mike Donlin, former Grapewan Stars captain and Jersey City player, is in Japan on the New York Giants world tour. Navesink Lodge I O F Red Bank holds annual officer election Monday night with one contest for Grand, nominees Peter Klippel William Traut and George Lippincott. High class photo plays every evening with special Sunday pre game program.
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Mike Donlin
Grapewan Stars
Jersey City
Japan
New York Giants
Navesink Lodge
Red Bank
Vite Grand
Peter Klippel
William Traut
George Lippincott
Daily Record
Christmas Music Planned at St Luke's Church
Christmas will be celebrated at St Luke's Church with special music at both services. Tenor Joseph Mathieu from New York and violinist Rudolph Maichow headline solos. The choir, directed by George A Parslow, will perform antpms and concerted pieces with orchestral solos by Maichow and local players. The program covers morning and evening services with anthems, hymns, sermons, and postludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Church
Joseph Mathieu
Madison Avenue Reformed Church
New York
Rudolph Maichow
Maichow
Charles T. Blaisdell
George A. Edwards
H. Robbing
V. A. Parslow
George A. Parslow
Shepherds
Avi Chas
Vincent
Christmas Day Home Wedding of Etta Reid and George Wood
Miss Etta Reid married George M. D. Wood in a Christmas noon ceremony at C. A. Reid’s Lip pincott avenue home. Rev. Elijah F. Reid officiated with only close relatives present. The bride wore ivory charmeuse and carried a bouquet. sister Miss Flossie Reid served as bridesmaid. Attendant Christopher R. Wood, from Rutherford, NJ, accompanied the groom. A wedding breakfast followed and the couple departed on the 4.40 train to a brief New York state honeymoon amid red and green decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Reid
Lippincott Avenue
Etta
George M. D. Wood
Elijah F. Reid
Flossie Reid
Christopher R. Wood
Rutherford
N. J
New York State
Storm Damage Along Four Miles Of Ocean Front
A severe storm caused $300000 damage along four miles of Ocean front from Sea Bright to Galilee and Califf’s North Cottage. Bulkheads, a Rothenberg building window, and several homes were affected. A relief fund under Mayor George Elliott seeks $10,000 for a Fishery bulkhead.
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Here
Sea Bright
Islegal
Friends of Sea Bright
Duffield
Thomas J. Sweeney
George W. Elliott
Charles W. Shropshire
Calvin H. Mesill
D. H. Earp
Daniel H. Bedford
Galilee
Califf
North Cottage
Ocean Front
Four Burlington candidates indicted for late election expense filings
Four election candidates in Burlington County are indicted for failing to file expense statements on time under the corrupt practices act. Indicted are Joseph A Couples tabernacle Democratic Freeholder-elect Walter L Moore Prohibition candidate for County Auditor John B Bishop Progressive candidate for Coroner and F Parker who ran in Mount Laurel. If Couples is convicted he may retire from the Board of Freeholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Burlington County
Joseph A.couples
Tabernacle Township
Walter L. Moore
John 8. Bishop
Progressive Landidate
Fl Parker
Mount Laurel Township
Couples
Board of Freeholders
Overlands Open with Strong Start in Bowling League
Overlands and Long Branch faced off in the Monmouth County Bowling League at Lyceum alleys. The Overlands won the first game but slumped in the second, finishing with 733 while Long Branch posted 785. The Overlands rebounded to 902 in the final game, with Doothet contributing 240.
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Overlands
Long Branch
Monmouth County
Lyceum
Overland
Onl
Longs Branch
Doothet
North
Charles Presley
Harry Gulick
Marenee Kyte
Dick White
Clarence Kyte
M. White
John Gulick
Guliick
Red Cross School Sales Reach $116.57 This Year
Holiday Red Cross sale in the schools raised $116.57, led by Grammar school with $67.01. Other schools reported smaller amounts including North Long Branch, Garfield, Wranchport, West End, and Liberty Street, with varying totals.
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Red Cross Seria
Grammar School
Schonts
Hattered
North Long Wranch
Garfield School
Wranchport
West End
Norwoot Avenue
Liberty Street
Storm damages alarm service and wiring system
Storm and rain damaged overhead fire alarm wires causing confusion at box 2 Broadway and Second Avenue. Sparks and insulation wear traced to a faulty electric line near Wig Library. responders had to trace lines, lift flooring, and cut ceiling as Bremen crew investigated. Continued on page six.
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Broadway
Second Avenue
Daly and Independents
Thomas P. Fay
Wig
Bremen
Fire in Galilee Boat Shop Fanned by High Wind
A fire at William Jerolamon's boat building shop in Galilee was discovered shortly before nine last night by Mrs. VanBrust. Firefighters from Monmouth Beach extinguished it after it caused about 26 dollars in damage. Causes cited include a boiler draft from high winds and an overheated fuse box. an extinguisher helped put it out.
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William WM. Jerotamon
Galilee
Nine O'Cock
VanBrust
Nelson Lockwood
Monmouth Beach
Atlantic Coast Line makes appeal over city tract and holdings
The Atlantic Coast Line Electric Railway Company appealed City Assessor Bennett's $91 000 tax assessment, seeking a reduction to $41 250. The Monmouth County Tax Board heard figures from the trolley company and its counsel, with several properties awaiting decision as assessments were continued or reserved. Local property owners including Mather Mores, Max Mars, Sarah Holwman, and others had reductions considered or denied, while the Long Branch Pier Company sought a drop from $5 000 to $1 000. The Broadway Theatre owner Henry Rosenberg asked for a cut from $48 000 to $28 000, and several appeals were reserved. The Frank K Gane drug store was taken over by Augustua Dangler, formerly with the Gano and Smythe pharmacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Coast’ Electric Railway Company
Harry P. Bennett
Ite
Charles H. Tying
Monmouth County
Ite City
Bennet
Ivins
Atlantic
Wis
Mather Mores
Park Avenue
Oly Max Mars
Ocean Avenue
West End
Wan
Sarah Holwman
Cottage Place
Rachel Salsbury
Liberty Street
Herman Unger
Cedar Avenue
Longe Branch Pier
Ocean Front Repairs Bids Sought After Storm Damages
City officials plan to advertise for bids on essential ocean front repairs after a major storm. Beach front damage reported by City Engineer Seaman. boardwalk and bulkhead work to be specified. Adjourned meeting discussed Second Avenue paving and forfeiture dispute over delayed contract completion.
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Board of Commissioners
Second Avenue
Deal Fire Department
Hildreili
Thomas W. Arrowsmith
Public Safety
John W. Wlork
Bull Head
Seaman
Lock
Sea View Avenue
Avery Avenue
Miners Federation Leader Deported Kidnapped Incident
Charles Moyer president of the Western Federation of Miners says he was beaten and abducted after a conference with Columet district leaders. He described being dragged onto a south bound train near Hancock and transported toward Chicago with injuries. Sheriff Conse said he would investigate the kidnapping claims.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin
Charles AH. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Chicago
Milwaukee
Tle
Comelites of
Miteenwen
Pederman
Columetheca Mining Company
Moyer
Jusi
Hancock
Hanekton
al Meyer
Meyer
Calumet District
Calumet
Michigan
Dee
Citizen's Alliance
Minera
May
Western Federation of Mine
Conse
Tre
Houghton
Miss Francis Hosts Mother Goose Party for Local Children
Miss Reina Francis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Asa Francis of Bath Avenue, hosted thirty five children for a Mother Goose party. Children dressed as Pilgrims and characters filled the decorated dining room with a snowy scene and a white airship. The event featured a goose-pulling game and handmade souvenirs, with guests in period costumes and a festive atmosphere.
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Edward Redd
Railroad Avenue
Redd
Record Newsbd
Wilds
Africa
Parker's Theatre
Wall Paper
A. F. Golden
Chritmas
St. Luke’s, Old First, Presbyterian and
Reformed Tomorrow
God
Hes
Haynes
Vistin Soto
Rudolph Matchew
Sota
Beth- Lehem
H. Shelley
W. Coombs
Star of the Orient
H. R. Shelley
Sera Brera Bolo Rudolph Matchew
Newborn King
Eee L. Nipoir
Etta Reid
Col. James
New York Club
Rothenberg
Cor!ier
West Endicourt
Southern Division
Central Railroad
Normandie
Highland Beach
Ttig
Nidg
George Elliott
Elliott
A. N. Beadleston
Rumson
Andrew Freedman
Jacob H. Schiff
New Jersey
Washington
Idaho
Arizona
At & P
Texas
Browheville
Pensacola
Georgia
Virginia Capes
Central Office Weather Bureau
New England
Lthiy City
Nova Scotia
Weather Bureau
Rio Grande River
Gulf of Mexico
Corpus Christi
Martin, Jr
Goothell Pase Eeeeuneen
Asbury Park
Red Bank ¥.M
Eureka-Keyport Yacht Club
Sivall
Atlantic Coast Line
Prug
K. Gane Drug Store
Golden Building
Augustua Dangler
Gano Pharmacy
Gano
Dangler
Smythe Pharmacy
Leon de la Redasille
Broad Street
Ady
Miners Federation
Western Federation
Wellworth
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