Tax assessment disputes before the zoning board hearing cases
The county tax board hears appeals on personal property and building valuations. A New York company seeks to reduce personal property from 75000 to 50000 while building remains 25000. Other appeals include Rumson Road and Seven Bridges Road properties with contested values and Middletown land totaling 502 acres. Community representatives argue assessments are unfair and hinder growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rot Rieti
New York
Ivins
Sviggepeagatt
Aia
Yonn
Daniel F. Gooney
Rumson Road
Applegate
Hichard
Heh
James Pets Fates
Seven Bridges Road
Hartshorne
Poster
Middletown Township
Sickles
William Wilson
Columbus Knights Bowler Defeat Prompts Mixed Scores
The Young Men's Catholic Club team defeated the Columbus Knights in a close match at the club alleys. Readers saw lively crowd reactions and a mood of friendly rivalry as scores trended around even. The next contest is scheduled for Thursday night with expectations high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Catholic
Victors
Lyceum
Columbus
Ane Chau
Ganna
T Cofigent
Bay Camp election officers and local notices in Atlantic Highlands
Bay Camp No. 12402 Modern Woodmen of America elected and installed officers at the Masonic Hall led by Venerable counsel Stephen R. Murry and Worthy advisor Joseph J. Tumen. The meeting also welcomed Jonas Tumen. A Christmas party hosted by Mrs John S Flitcroft featured elaborate refreshments, a decorated tree with electric lights, and gifts for guests. Local building projects include a large house on Hopper avenue for Mr Richte and a near completion of Rueben S Manson’s bungalow on avenue D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
Masonic Hall
First Avenue
Stephen R. Murry
Joseph J. Tumen
Robert T. Ferris
Thomas Grant
Archie Quackenbush
Jonas Tumen
John S. Flitcroft
Philome! Club
Piltcroft
Calvin and
Miller
Hopper Avenue
Richte
Augustus Ballin
Rueben
Manson
Avenue D
Harteorn
Joseph Tumen
J.S. Craser
Middletown Avenue
Hillside
Mr. Cruser
C. A. Cruser
Irvinton
N. J
E. H. Cook
Valley Drive
T. H. Mickens
Mount Avenue
A. H. Magee
Fred Quack
Stone Church
Ver Ink
George H. Gardner
Central Baptist Church
Jnva Palace
Highland Avenue
Walter B. Nelson
New Market
Eva Tumen
Philadelphia
Hattie Tumen
John 8. Fiilcroft
New York
California
Joseph H. Conrow
Farmingdale
William T. Franklin
Red Bank
Joseph Caruso
Bay Avenue
Ocean Boulevard
Wilson Returns Home To Virginia Welcome
President elect Woodrow Wilson arrived in Staunton Virginia after a long train journey from Princeton. Ill and exhausted after days of fasting he retired to the room of his birth, while crowds from Charlottesville and nearby towns cheered as dignitaries and students offered welcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staunton
Dee
Princeton
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Wilson
James Carnochan
Carnochan
Newsboys Prosper as Local Vendors Grow
Theodore Soden of Fair Haven boosts sales of the Long Branch Daily Record with a strong voice and steady legs. Lee Van Nest of Rumson saves $55 in the Postal Savings Bank after selling the Record, buying clothes, and visiting a sister in Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Haven
Theodore Soden
Charles Soden
Long Branch Daily Record
Ted
Rumson Borough
Lee van Nest
Jus Bone
Daily Record
Postal Saving Bank
Red
Lee
Connecticut
Grace
van Nest
Bavings Bank
Uncle Sam
Cook Wins Checker Games at Long Branch Club
The Long Branch Checker Club met at Cyril Smock's home on Liberty Street for a friendly match. Emge W. Cook won, with Samuel S. Waitt a close second. After play, the group discussed tripe and cheese and onions with a London flavor, advertising in the Daily Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waitt
Long Branch Checker Club
Cyril Smock
Liberty Street
Emge W. Cook
Samuel 5
Christmas Day Mishap and Local News from Highland Beach
Highland Beach reports John Patterson slipped and struck his head while descending a cellar stair, revived, and walked home for examination by Dr. J. J. Rowland. Mrs. William Loder spent Christmas with her brother Thomas Huey at St. Marys Hospital Hoboken, while Huey slowly recovers from injuries. William Hunter Hoffman of Navesink avenue leaves for Miami Florida for the winter after winning two prizes at a town event. Leroy Derby, son of Thomas Derby, marries May Houston of Brooklyn, with the ceremony in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan Simmer
Highland Beach
John Patterson
Miller Street
J. J. Rowland
Rattenpon
William Loder
John‘son
William Johnson
C. R
N. J
William Hunter
Leroy Derby
Thomas Derby
Bay Avenue
May Houston
Catherine Houston
Brooklyn
Metzdorfs Dance at Oceanic
A Christmas dance honoring William and Charles Metzdorf of Rumson was held at Red Men's Hall Oceanic. McGuire's orchestra provided music as guests arrived from Rumson Oceanic Fair Haven Red Bank Newark and other areas with elaborate midnight refreshments and dances led by Harry A Kettel.
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William
Charles Metzdorf
William Metzdorf
Rumson
Red Men’s Hall
Oceanic
McGuire
Asbury Park
Elsie
Freda
Mae Ohlandt
Helen
Anna O'Brien
Mies
Mildred Bruce
Adabel Soule
He‘ther
Marion Bruce
Daisy
Emily Ligier
Lois McKay
Mabel Turner
Lily Wilson
Ella Ryan
Emma Dixon
Hattie Longstreet
Mamie O’brien
Florence
Isabelle Kettel
Grace Riegelman
Fern L. Kemp
Adelaide
Margaret
Mamie Coyne
Fair Haven
Margaret McColgan
Madeline van Mater
Madeline Gorman
Hazel Rogers
Red Bank
Estelle Keyser
Newark
Messrs
Andrew Anderson
Franklyn Anderson
Harry van Brunt
Harvey Jennings
Floyd Mullen
William Turner, Jr
Arthur Turner
August
Matawan
Harry Breslin
West End
Leo Hennessey
Lakewood
J. C. de Beaulaimcourt
John Whitehead
Chauncey, Robinson
Finley Robertson
New York
Pride of Monmouth Council No 27 Daughters of Liberty Officers
The Pride of Monmouth Council No 27 Daughters of Liberty of Red Banks elected officers at their regular meeting in American Mechanics Hall Broad Street. New officers include Councilor Mrs Phoebe Sherman and Treasurer Mrs Celestia Megill with a full slate for 18 months to 2 years terms. Installation is planned for Friday night January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Sherman
Pride
Monmouth
Cecil
Red Bank
Pride of Monmouth Council
Daughters of Liberty of Red Banks
Josie Wymbs
Florence Lamb
Marie Briggs
Oliver G. Frake
Celestia B. Megill
Fannie House
Alice Doweh
Charles EB. Croyden
Sacred Concert at Red Bank First Baptist Church
An elaborate monthly sacred concert is planned for tomorrow night at Red Bank First Baptist Church Maple Avenue. The cantata Adoration by Nevin anchors the program with choir congregation solos and multiple vocal ensembles led by the church Music Committee head Miss Mary Mount. Additional features include organ and instrument solos and a pastor's invocation. The next sacred musical service will be January 26 1913. The Borough Council special meeting to review street lighting bids was postponed to next Monday.
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Nabay
Red Bank First Baptist Church
Maple Avenue
Nevin
Mary Mount
Pearl Applegate
Sarah .Armstrong
Mary Denniq
Herbert S. Cullington
W. Jewett
J. D. Otterson Jr
Johnson L
Dennis
Hedenberg
Aplegate
Anne
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Cogrey and Hartshorne
Columbus Knights
Moe
Ferney
Gerber
Geneva
Atlantic Highlands News
Ill
Staunton, Va
Record Newsboys
Theodore
Lee VanNet
COOK
London
France
The
Sever
Ae Tees Cook Igs
Dudley
War Ck Aos Sabes McLain
Heyer
Highlands News
Metzdorfs
D. OF
L. Officers
Merence Rowland
Hannah Perrine
State Council
Jennie Scott
Laura Price
Gordon Cass Butcher
Broadway
Truax’s
Goldberg
R. M. Harris Shoe Store
Westfield Steam Laundry
Strauss
New Progressive
Rumean
Bensém
A.& P. Store
Long Branch
J.C. Disbrow
Koops & Abels
C. F. Bennett Grocer
B'nay, Col
Rockwell Ave
Pride of
C. B. Deaver
V. Sassano
Tele
Malaga
Ord
W. G. Eisele
Cedar Avenue
WM. Bryan Elberon
Reason
Long
Mmerman
Sunrise
E. M. Colton
Rockwall Avenue
N. d
M. Altberg
Brick
Florida
New Orleans
A. C. Bennett Co
Branchport Ave
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