Birthday Banquet Marks Tenth Anniversary of 0 C F Club
The 0 C F Club celebrated its tenth anniversary with a banquet at the Golden Building quarters. Delegates Ira H. Michael and Herbert Edwards were absent. Willan R. White was elected president, with John G. Carhart as secretary and Archie C. Newing as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F
Ira H. Michael
Syra- Clise University
Herbert Edwards
The
Telephone Company
Newark
Mesars
Shapter
Lawyer
Newing
Carhart
White
Thurston Wolcott
Archie Griffin
Archie
Newline
P. Sawyer
Jobin J. Carhart
Archie C. Newing
Winn BR
ELF
Jon Shapter
Allie Griffin
Reed (. Bennett
G. Thurston Wolcott
John Jd. Carhart
Eddie Reardon Dies in New York City Longtime Detective Leader
Edward J. Reardon longtime county detective chief under William Travers Jerome and early 1900s New York crime fighter died at his home in New York City after a long illness. He helped found the New York and New Jersey Detective and Patrol and later served as chief agent of the New York Society for the Enforcement of Criminal Law. He is survived by Mrs Reardon and two children.
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Edward J. Reardon
William Travers Jerome
New York
Fourth Street
New York City
Reardon
New York and
New Jersey
Broadway
Second Avenue
Irene V. DeVaney
Mra. Reardon
Anti-Policy League
P. Norton Goddard
Jerome
Daniel Slattery
Bingham
Rearden
New York Society For the
Part Played by Heredity in Diseases
The article explains heredity influences many diseases including tuberculosis cancer diabetes rheumatism and more It notes inheritance of lowered vitality rather than tuberculosis itself and that underweight individuals inherit vulnerable vitality and risk infection from underweight siblings.
Melon Fences and a Clever Escape tale
A tale from a local newspaper style piece describes Sam Jimpson seeking melons behind a tall fence. He notices a hole and speaks with his neighbor, then improvises a quick reply to avoid trouble, prompting an advertisement pitch within the same page.
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Sam Jimpson
Sam
Young physician Dr Howard Reed dies after brain operation
Dr Howard Beck Reed of Sea Bright died at the Neurological Institute of the New York Hospital after a fourth brain operation. He was 29, survived by his wife Mabel Dennis Reed and son Howard Jr. The death follows a rapid decline after yesterday's operation and came as his family kept vigil in New York and at Sea Bright.
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Howard Beck Reed
Sea Bright
Neurological Institute of the
New York Hospital
East Tilt Street
New York
James J. Reed
Howard Reed
Cable
Rumson Bungalow
Dr. Reed
Asbury Pork
Chattle High School
Long Branch
Princeton
Flo
Reed
Coolumbia College
Mabel ‘Dennis
Fergus A. Dennis
Howard B. Reed, Jr
Howard
Walter, Reed
Ernest Bailly
Chattle
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mechanics and Patriotic Sons of America
Lov Praneh
Lfe
Milton Perry
Oceanport
Bayonne
Sunday School Scholars Worldwide and National Figures
The world Sunday school scholars total about 27 million. Over half reside in the United States with about 14 000 400. England and Wales follow with around 700 000, and no other country has as many as a million.
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United
England and
Wales
Cote
Stand-Of, Nagging Wife Drinking Husband
Sociologists and experts debate which is cause and which is effect in marital strife. The Philadelphia Mercury commentary questions assumptions about domestic behavior and social influence.
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Philadelphia
Mecurd
Change Sought in New Jersey Election Officer Rules
The sixth annual report of the New Jersey Civil Service Commission calls for reform to attract higher quality election officers. It cites rigid residency rules, limited recruiting pools, and suggests allowing cross district employment and recognizing competitive exam results to improve applicant quality and tenure. The report also urges codification of election laws and notes statewide progress under civil service since 1908.
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Trenton
New Jersey Civil Service Commission
Taylor
Coffsmission
Commission
New Jersey
Fom
Storm damages along four miles cause misfires and alarm confusion
A fire in a chimney at a cottage owned by Ernest A. Limburg at West End and Westwood avenues caused alarm misfires and delayed response. The West End fire company received a box alarm but irregular bell ringing delayed recognition. a rope pulled bell still failed to sound until the engine arrived, and the fire was extinguished with no serious damage despite estimates of over fifty dollars in losses.
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Howland
West End
Ernest A. Limburg
Westwood Avenues
From Study to Stage Notes on a Cold Day Fishing
Weedon Grossuith recalls a friend Heather Bigg constantly asking for a match in bitter cold. The tale describes unfastening coats and gear to reveal a box of watches instead of matches, sparking a quip about carrying matches but avoiding the chill.
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Weedon Grossuith
Heather Bigg
Bitin
Ships That Kick and the Perils of the Helm
Sailors describe a ship's dangerous behavior at sea with the helm in rough weather. The bridge crew faces skittish movement from ballast and rudder action as waves slam the hull. Crew mates risk being tossed, struck by spokes, or knocked overboard during violent rolling and gear failure.
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Congy Werther
Tian
Learson
Freaks of Memory and the Mississippi Effect
A London Chronicle excerpt muses on memory and age, noting a pilot who recalls every river bend yet forgets daily bids. It argues memory links to interest, likening it to a mathematician who tracks data but loses unrelated facts.
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Mark Twinring
Mississippi
Tenderness of Tenors and Singing Nerves Across Stages
The piece discusses how principal singers cannot perform nightly, with star tenors rarely singing more than twice a week. It notes rehearsals rely on falsetto, recalls Tari’s careful singing discipline, and contrasts baritones and bass singers. It also mentions Covent Garden imagery and a humorous magazine story about a boy’s U.S. history exam.
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Mapebuntes Guardian
Grest
Bla Vater
Benitez
Covent Garden
Jon
Siegfried
United S Ttes
Beaddock
Christmas Music at Several Churches Across Town
The article lists festive musical programs across Old First M Church First Reformed First Presbyterian Asbury M E Second Baptist Simpson Memorial and St Luke s reflecting Christmas cantatas solos anthems processions and special services led by choirs organists and soloists with sermons on Christmas themes and anniversary celebrations throughout the day.
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Old First M
Old First M. BE
C. A. Poole
Angelic
Carrie B. Adams
James Atcheson
Harry Hulick
All Chattis Ag
JF. A. Poole
Hary Hulick
Bert Woolley
Charles Stillwagon
William Tuly
Salina Atcheson
Jesale
Willis Woolley
Marion Clark
Lillian Palmer
Ya Fisher
James Atsheson
R. F. Cornell
A. R. Chinery
Richard Cobbett
James Fisher
F. A. Poole
Fred W. VanNote
James Atcneson
First Reformed Church
First Reformed
V. 1
Elekatiik
Chester Arthur
Jesse Patton
Harry C. Reid
Wite
Dunbar W. VanDerveer
J. Wilson Beebe
Bassiol
Spencer Gulick
Lucius Fish
Aaron Edwards
Miss Aurilla Conver
Plano
Aurilla Conover
Swope
Nazerecht
Shepherds
K. Alstrom
Mendelssohn
Conover
Chopin
Kammener-Ostrow
Rubenstein
Miss A
Chester A
Arthur
The
Shepherds of Bethlehem
F. W. Harker Mra
C. Arch Reid
Second Baptist Church
Agbury Smallwood
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Monmouth County
St. Luke’s Church
St. Luk’s
Farewell planned for Father Nash at St James Parish Hall
A farewell reception will honor Rev. J. Briggs Nash at St James Parish Hall next Monday at eight. The rector’s last Sunday at St James Church is tomorrow before he moves to the Cathedral of St John the Divine in New York. The Boy Scout leader is highly regarded by parishioners and local boys who will take part in the farewell. Grace Church Newark's Rev Donald Barnes is favored for the vacant rectorship, with vestry actions to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Briggs Nash
St. James
Tapor
Father Nash
St. James’ Church
St. John the Divine
New York
Long Branch
Elliot White
Nimeel
Donald Barnes
Grace Church
Newark
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Neptune Council
Wallace Duryee Chosan
No. 217
North Long Branch
Wallace Duryee
George Rother
Watson Gienger
Fank Woolley
Percy Hennessey
Leon Iyer
Bank Woolley
Fied Bank Team Wing Co
Keystone
Red Mank
YY. M.C. A
Red Bank
Keystone AL
Aubry Perk
Jean
Chamberlain Alex Mindlin
J. A. Davison
Joe Mindlin
Joe Leyton
al Gordon
Y. MC. A
Keyport
Eddie” Reardon
Mr. Jerome
George H. Hammond
Charles Fp, Dillon
Robert FF. McLellin
Daily Record
Grand Theatre
Young Sea Bright
Pharmacy
P. O
Wert's White Pine
Vil Service Commission
A. Poole
C. B. Fisher
Harry, Hulick
Ansels Bing
F. W. VanNote
Judea’s Hills
Angels
Ira Fisher
Schenck
Tours
Oliver B
Hughes
Israel
Spicker
Morton Smith
Oliver B. Hughes
Asbury M. E
Stephenson
First Baptist Church
Charles F. Medlroy
Bible School
Young People’s Society
Messrs
Chester A. Dennis
Thurlow West
Russel Woolley
Howard Voorhees
Allen Woolley
Leland Dudley
Meredith Parker
Stanley Berrien
W. H. Robinson
J. P. Barrett
Mr. Griffin
Consuella Parslow
Ethel Shurry
Father Nag
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