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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1910
Page
11
Old Man Dedsan't discovers her until Mee Bowser insists on a game by M QUAD Greve set in WA. During dinner he quarrels with the butcher and cops threaten to break the neck of a tramp. They discuss theater or a long walk and an interesting book for the evening.
Samuel Bowser plays a high stakes poker game with his wife Mrs Bowser. Tension rises as bluffing leads to a confrontation over deck manipulation and a final exit when his mother in law arrives announcing she will stay for three months.
A Paris teacher claims she was writing something while Mia Condamine stood behind her. A man asserts he was not reading anything, insisting the episode is unjust and misinterpreted, per the London Globe report.
A brief illustrated Sunday Magazine vignette shows a waiter slamming a steak at an actor and a Thespian rebuking him. The gag line about eggs and a comic jab about a mortgage and a chauffeur follows. The piece sits amid late horror and humorous exchanges from New York and Chicago papers.
Six hundred children enjoyed a matinee at Broadway Theatre hosted by Walter Rosenberg and Charles Bryan. The Long Branch Society provided clothing and gifts while volunteers served 800 turkey sandwiches and candy, with Rev. John G. Lovell addressing the crowd.
Rev Dr Aaron E Ballard of Ocean Grove marked his 90th birthday with Gov Fort and former governors E C Stokes and Franklin Murphy attending. A purse of 810 in gold was presented. The Beach and Park Commission held its last regular meeting of the year at City Hall with President Henry Joline Mayor McFaddin and commissioners Good White and Finn in attendance.
Oceanport public school held its annual Christmas program Friday at Oskaleta Hall in front of a large crowd. Afterward children received candy boxes. acts included songs, recitations, a piano solo, and a Christmas-themed program with numerous students named in the program.
Enthusiasm peaked at the Monmouth Bowling Alleys on Lincoln Avenue as Gootheil, for the third time, exceeded 200 in his match against Goodwin with a 206. He also tallied 180 208 and 236 in sequence while facing Eisele, finishing with strong scores in an event that drew sharp local attention.
A Christmas exhibit is being crafted in an outbuilding behind Rosati Pingatoire’s store on Jeffrey Street. The work is the handiwork of Mr.
Chattle defeated the Bayonne basketball team 25 to 18 at the Lyceum on Tuesday. Johnson and Helles led Chattle with several baskets while Bayonne battled back with timely fouls and baskets. Referee James Walsh officiated. lineup details follow with Chattle’s strong finish boosting season prospects.
Bright services and large congregations marked the Christmas celebration at St James Church with two early services and a Sunday school festival. Eyre's Mass in E flat delighted at 10.30, followed by a cantata The Saviour of the World. A medieval style Nativity mystery play, lighting effects, and a festive carol procession closed the event with gifts and a decorated electric tree.
Beulah Rebekah Degree Lodge No. 46 elects officers at Hicks Hall with Minnie Wright as noble grand and Letitia Whiting as vice grand. Installation and celebration set for January 27, marking the lodge's fourteenth anniversary with invited state and district officials and Peter W. Stage in attendance.
A group from Asbury Park used the bluff walk for automobile cruising Monday morning. Their presence drew another car party's attention to a potential law violation. Local authorities secured the car’s number and will locate the owner.
Chester Hall Packer editor of the Sea Bright News received a Christmas present on Tuesday. Although late it was appreciated by The Advertiser in The Daily Record.
Advertise in the Daily Record details a comprehensive timetable for the New York and Long Branch Railroad. It lists multiple departure times from New York stations Foot of Liberty Street West 23rd Street and Newark and New York routes with numerous daily, Saturday and Sunday trains to Red Bank Asbury Park Ocean Grove Belmar and other points including Freehold Jamesburg Trenton Philadelphia and Camden via Sea Girt and Perth Amboy with notes on special stops and exceptions.
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