Oakhurst School December Honor Roll Lists Students
The Oakhurst Graded School honor roll for December lists perfect attendance by class. Grades 1 to 7 and 8 include many students and teachers such as B H Gordon Elia Gibbs Ida Pents Jeannette Wells Ada Youmans Marguerite Youmans Kenneth Bennett Perrin Coon and more across grades with principal C J Strahan and assistant Hezetfotetikios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakhurst
B. H. Gordon
Elia Gibbs
Ida Pents
Jeannette Wells
Ada Youmans
Marguerite Youmans
Kenneth Bennett
Perrin Coon
Thomas Comber
Jesse Cottrell
Gordon Duffield
Lewis Gibbs
Clarence Herbert
Daniel King
Jack Page
Bari Page
Kenneth Sickles
Clifford Youtans
Warren Youmans
Frank Lenda
Dominic Lenda
Grand
Maury WU
Lesher
Bar Worth
Franke Patton
Joseph Wells
Thomas Kraté
Dora Hibbetts
Margaret Janosek
Lavilla King
Constance Patterson
Raymond Bennett
Chester Dangler
William Harvey
Leon Herbert
Stephen Janosek
George King
Carrington Klopfer
Frederick Mlelents
Emil Novy
Alfred Woolley
Clara H. Brand
Jane Bennett
Elsie Carlson
Agnes Gardell
Mamie Gough
Mary Larkin
Mary Page
Angelina Penta
Myron Bennett
Malcolm
Arthur’ White
Whitney White
Helen Anderson
Cora Wary
Elizabeth Gunn
Alice Harvey
Mary Harvey
Emma Lehy
Elizabeth Penta
Mildred Slocum
Jeannette Weiler
Rosina Worth
Gladys Marek
C. J
Ver. Bishop
Esther Horet Harvey
Elizabeth 1
Ugene Carlson
Will Jam
Walter Gardell
Oliver Hor
Il Postel
Fred Davison
Lee Heown
James Chamberlain
Christmas Bride Siblings Tie Off With Honey Moon
Edward White of Fair Haven and Martha Mallory of Red Bank wed at the groom’s home in Fair Haven. They plan a two week honeymoon in Finnewood Virginia. The couple belong to prominent local colored families and received many gifts. Ceremony led by Rev J M Harlin with Rev Gassaway assistance. They will reside in a new house being built by the groom. Also Mary L Mallory and William Daly wed at Red Bank. National Basketball team lost 25 to 1 to the Orioles in Lyceum Broad Street. Referee Thomas Mead with timekeeper George Hogan. Roller skating and dancing entertained spectators before and after the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward White
Fair Haven
Martha Mallory
William Mallerry
Red Bank
Finnewood
J. M. Harlin
Calvary Baptiste Church
Gassaway
Mair Haven
Missy Mary L. Mallory
Willam Daly
Orioles
Lyceum
Thomas Mead
George Hogan
Oakhurst News Tells Local Visits and Holiday Events
Mrs Lavinia Griggs of Asbury Park visits relatives in town while Klines and family relocate to Princeton New Jersey. Janitor Charles Throckmorton confined at home with a heavy cold. Miss Nory Hibbetts and friends from Rutherford spend Christmas with Hibbetts family. Christmas Cantata at Graded school raises 40 dollars with moving pictures shown afterward. Local readers note social visits and Christmas dinners among Lake street and Wayside residents. A Toledo Blade quip on judging a woman's age ends the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavinia Griggs
Asbury Park
Klnes
Robinson
Poplar Road
Princeton
N. J
Charles Throckmorton
Lake Street
Nory Hibbetts
Hattie Wolhmer
William Hibbetts
Rutherford
Rousteen Hibbetts
Lake Atreet
Holmes Ayres
Lewis Street
Hel ‘Inary
Joseph King
Wayside
William R. Tall Tian
Bloom
Field White
Bloomfield White
Harry L. White
James King
Mira
Frank White
Edgar White
Irene King
Arhur White
Jack and
Gordon Duffield
NO EXCUSES SAYS MARSHALL ON TRUST LEGISLATION
Vice President Marshall asserts there should be no supplemental trust legislation this session and declines to excuse his stance. He contrasts his position with President Wilson and notes the Democratic party has enacted a tariff law and a currency system while warning on their effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Der
Marshall
Congress
Wilson
Man Faces Trial and Local Deaths Stir State News
Chief of Polles Jacob Dunn to stand trial before Hackensack today on charges by Lawyer Alex G. Maidment. Authorities probe Dennis Ryan's death found near an abandoned mine shaft at Wharton. George Darvis, 17, found dead near the Newark–Hudson tracks. Luey known as Charts Lee arraigned on embezzlement charges. Jersey City leaders push for city-wide reform and an eight hour day. Jefferson Davis Seares arraigned for manslaughter after a Christmas auto crash. Weather and market notes from New York detail grain and dairy receipts and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polles
Jacob Dunn
Hackensack Improvement Renign Devion
Alex GH. Maidment
Midllewes
Dennis Ryan
Wharton
Begiow
Jersey City
Board of
Citssomtussetorers
Pullman Porter Dialog Sparks Odd Street Corner Jest
A street corner exchange in Taouigville Chronicle features a Pullman porter and bystander banter. The London Telegraph note hints at a humorous misreference while a man jokes about milled teeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithers
London Telegraph
Governor Melloverno urges higher pay to curb living costs
Governor Francis I Melloverno of Wisconsin argues that rising living costs stem from supply distribution gaps. He says increasing farmer rewards will raise prices paid to producers and lower consumer costs through better food distribution. He calls for producer consumer co operatives to tighten relations and cut middleman profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis I Melloverno
Wisconsin
Iovernor Mellovern
Dawes to Open Five Cent Hotel in New Year
Charles G Dawes former currency controller launches the Rufus Dawes Memorial Hotel to aid bread line unemployed. The hotel will offer real beds and meals from 1 to 5 cents with a free bath and employment agency. A battle of Lake Erie flag with Dont give up the ship decorates the lobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meela
Chicago
Charles G. Dawes
Rufus Dawes
Lake Erie
Erry
Government Orchard to Grow Fruits for Canal Commissary
The Canal Record announces Panama Canal Commission will grow fruit and cane on a limited scale. Subsistence department controls large estates in the canal zone with land titles transferred from land awards. Production priorities focus on staple fruits to supply commissary hotel needs and orange lime and avocado supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Canal Record
Panama Canal Commission
Department of the Canal
Canal Zone
United States
Federal
Going Land Commission
Panama Railroad
Disappearing Danger Inspires Scout Motto
A Louisville Courier Journal note links the vanished danger to a boy scout’s lesson about not getting lost in the woods. The piece frames a cautious, wry outlook on risk and preparation, noting a calm refrain about guidance and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier Journal
Local Trip Notes and Visitation Highlights
Mr and Mrs Dewidt Brower and daughter Catherine with Mr and Mrs Edward Jeffrey spend a few days at Brookville Pennsylvania visiting Sam uel Van Brunt. Miss Dorothy Summers leaves for Rifton New York to visit Thomas Clark. Harry Brill from Philadelphia spends Christmas with his parents. Charles Dickson hosts a Christmas family reunion. Carrie Roberts and Kiley Van Nest leave Langs Gandy store Red Bank. Arnold Hennessey from Wanamaker's New York spends Thursday with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brill
Philadelphia
Charles Dickson
Carrie Roberts
Kiley van Nest
Lsales
Lang
Gandy
Red Bank
Arnold Hennessey
Wanamaker’s
New York
Shrewsbury Socials Report Holiday Visits
Miss Eva Valentine visits Mrs Stella Bell of Astoria. Mr and Mrs Asher Schenck travel from out of town. Miss Mary Casey of Verona spends Christmas with her mother. Miss Eva Green visits Mrs Cec i Conover of Colts Neck. Mrs Cartelyou of Bayride visits her daughter Mrs Walter Bunn. Esther Hurley visits sister Mrs John S Hugg of Long Branch. Mr and Mrs Henry Jackson of Red Bank visit Mrs William Jackson. George Hamm of New York visits cousin Walter Bunn. Mr and Mrs Edward Armstrong and daughter were out of town visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Valentine
Stella Bell
Astoria
L. L
Asher Schenck
Mary Casey
Verona
Jas
Long Branch
Henry Jackson
Red Bank
William Jackson
George Hamm
New York
Walter Bunn
Edward Armstrong
Bear cub escapes Red Bank garage cage and is found sleeping
A seven month old bear cub escaped its cage at Red Bank Garage Wednesday night and was found asleep by Chief Henry Lewis Thursday morning. Owner Fred Waters recovered the cub, shooting twice to recapture it, after the cub wandered from an unsecured top. The cub had been captured on a hunting trip near Newton DC and brought to Red Bank by Waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Henry Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Fred Waters
Pred Sickles
Mr. Sickles
Mr. Waters
Newton
D. C
Local exchanges and social notes from Little Silver area
Harry Waters trades property with Oceanport station agent J Harry Herbert and moves to Long Branch. Several residents visit relatives in Johnston New York while others host Christmas gatherings. Mindanao plantation rubber shows strong early results and broad planter interest grows, including Basilan Island tappings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Waters
J. Harry Herbert
Oceanport
Waters
Long Branch
Mr. Herbert
Robert Eyang
Miss Younglove
Johnston, N. Y
Evan
R. Y. Evans
Mindanao
Basilan Island
North Borneo
Straits Settlements
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Dikhurgt's
Uneeda Biscuit
Oakhurst News
Toledo Blade
George Darvis
New Jersey and
Netne
Hackensack
Kiting Luey
Charts Lee
Hebdor
Stanton
Haussling
Newark
Jefferson Davis Seares
First Criminal Court
Frank Zendesk
Havanne
Micholasville
Dee
M. Watts
Jesamine County
Stee
COUN
Neo Teow
Mabe
Tigatblen
Pennsylvania
Hennery
Washington Star
Taouigville
GOV. M’govern
Alan
Birmingham
Oceanic News
Shrewsbury News
Bear Cub
Strinkard
Asiany Park
Nein Sersey
Little Silver News
Robert Evang
Wadley & Smythe
Lewisohn Place
Elkwood Park
John Craft
Edward Berlin
Gladys Reade
M. E
William H. Carhart
Frank R. Parker
Frank R. Parker Spent Thureday
Myron L. Campbell
George Applegate
Howard I. Hance
Humphry Miller
Middletown
George M. Quackenbus
Horace Curtis
Chappaqua
N. Y
A. Grace Curtis
George Curtis
Anson L. Sherwood
Baltimore
William T. Sherwood
Wheeling West Virginia
Edward A. Bowma
J. Kride
Cookman Ave
Emory St
Monmouth County
Berger’s
Cookman Avenue
Regal Shoes
Buster Browns
The
Regal Shoe Store
Broad Street
Red Bink
Richmond and
Street
Bridge Avenue
DKY
Joseph Salz
Upp'’S
New Jersey
MR. Henry Peck
Kos
WER
Hey Pecky
Exim
Murphy
Voncha Yi
Henry JR
Heavthy
Henry Peciap
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