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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1914
Page
6
Up To The Minute In Style offers made to measure clothing for men and women. It highlights custom fit and reasonable pricing, with pressing and repairing services. Leonard Lamartino, successor to Fred Reichers, invites customers to visit at 213 Broadway or call 176-W.
Mail schedule lists arrival and distribution times from New York City Philadelphia Trenton and Asbury Park with morning and evening departures. Money order and Savings window hours run 8 am to 6 pm. Post office lobby Sundays open 11 am to 6 pm. Sunday mails discontinued. Signed T L Slocum P M.
Rev. Charles F. McKoy argues the Baptist denomination rejects creeds as a creed in itself. He defends soul freedom and individual interpretation of Scripture over external authority. He contrasts Baptist and Catholic views and asserts personal conscience guides conduct.
Public health notice claims rheumatism cripples many and presents Kline's Rheumatic Remedy as nature’s cure. It asserts the medicine has treated more rheumatism cases than any other product and promises permanent relief. Available from multiple retailers including H. S. Meyers and local druggists in Red Bank and Long Branch.
Next Sunday W. 8. Brunn will preach on the life of Adolph Besther who robbed a Lakewood New Jersey, six years ago. Besther shot at and killed a deputy during his escape and was sentenced to the electric chair. Before execution he was converted in a remarkable way as Brunn his spiritual adviser narrates.
Miss Elsie Van Hue celebrated her seventeenth birthday with a dinner party. The new pipe organ will be installed at Old Flint M. E. Church. Mrs. Frank A. Poole visits while Frank Poole improves at Post Graduate hospital New York. Several Christmas notices and local social updates follow along with a humorous Harper's Magazine quip about a dog tax.
The article notes Glenwood Cemetery funds for perpetual care totaling 7176.94 dollars. Interest and receipts support ongoing maintenance. Further particulars available from Throckmorton Beo’y at 2 Broadway Long Branch NY.
Table lists Sea Bright departures at 4 30 p m with a four hour return to Oakhurst at 7 30 a m later. Saturday service shows trips at 1 3 5 30 p m and a 9 p m return. Return trips from Oakhurst depart 1 2 hours after the outbound departures.
A public notice offers loans of 1 000 2 000 3 000 or 6 000 on a first bond and mortgage. Apply to W A Stevens at the Port Office Building.
Small family seeks a girl for general housework. Apply 66 Second Avenue or call 304 805. Also another ad seeks a girl for general housework at 11 Liberty Bt. Contact 804 305 for details.
Long Branch notes show Chettle alumni in high posts with John W. Slocum installed as judge of Monmouth County Pleas Court and Arthur Swift leading a War Department coast survey. Residents wintering in Florida and Belmar couples travel south as Christmas cheer blooms amid numerous engagements and weddings.
The notice lists a six room house at 46 Sixth Ave for rent with inquiries at 305 Broadway and a second story five room flat with bath. It mentions R. H. Hughes and notes Christmas charity in Long Branch, including 150 homes aided by baskets through the Poor Society and Commissioner flock.
Douglass Cook of Belford starts a six room frame house with bath gas and running water at Bregent Park for Lighthouse keeper Olsen. J B Ralph builds two two story bungalows on Second avenue adjacent to existing ones using lumber from the old Mackey icehouse. Carhart Construction Company handles the bungalow work. New Year’s Eve service at the Methodist Church begins eleven oclock with Rev. Joseph C Kulp delivering a short address and special choir music after midnight.
W. F. Onst offers practical piano tuning and repair services formerly with Weber Piano Co of New York. Located at 68 North Fifth Ave contact Pel ephone 679-W. Not connected with any firm or individual 256th.
Freshmeats will be served and students like Early Snyder of La Fayette College Easton Pa spend Christmas with parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Snyder. Arthur Irwin of Mount Hermon School Massachu setts returns home. Thelma White and Eva Todd of Northfield Seminary Mass spend vacation at home. Mrs Mary Johnson sold two lots on Bay avenue to Mrs Margaret Hmory of Fort Hancock.
Charles Felhauber left New York for Portsmouth Va to spend winter. The board of trade reorganization meeting is set for Friday Jan 8 with new officers and season plans. Democratic club to hold a New Year smoker at HQ. Coast Artillery Corps 126th Mine unit hosts first annual reception with dancing. Alonzo Derby Jr fully recovers from fall football injuries and will play first base for Red Bank Oriole next season.
Cheap sewing machine offered at 130 Union Avenue. Call 303 304 for details.
An advertisement from the Universal Bible House in Philadelphia promotes earning six to fifteen dollars daily with liberal terms. It invites both men and women to join, emphasizes spare-time work, and offers particulars and samples free from 1008 Arch Street.
Intermedial School Auditorium hosts the Third Grand Concert of the Musical Club on Friday January 22. Bernard Greighton has moved to a new bungalow on Navesink avenue. Bucknell student C Mel Johnson Jr visits his father Mel Johnson Sr during the holidays. Lyceum Five basketball team from St Marys was set to play Fort Hancock, but the Fort Hancock team did not show up and the game is postponed to New Year’s night.
The Ladies of the Long Branch Society for the Improvement of the Poor announce a Christmas treat for children at the Grand Theatre Long Branch New Jersey on Monday December 28 at 2 pm. They list contributions including First Presbyterian Church Sun day School and Van Note Coal Company with other donors totaling 532.60 plus several smaller gifts.
Africa may become a major industrial power with vast coal reserves along the Cap to Cairo route worth over 300 million dollars and more than 5000 waterfalls suitable for waterpower centers according to early projections.
Trustee Herbert A. Bushnell offers sale of the Dan R. Clark homestead on Taber Street Long Branch New Jersey comprising a house and lot 40 by 102 feet plus a rear lot 60 by 124 feet with barn and outbuildings. Property on City Map Long Branch section 3 block 41 lot 27. Free of encumbrances except a $340 mortgage may remain or be paid by purchaser.
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