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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1910
Page
6
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City officials voiced appreciation for President Green's leadership as he retires from the board and for Councilman O A Clark's long service as finance chair. Clerks and officers were thanked for support amid fond recollections of disputes settled amicably and friendships formed.
Wars of the Long Branch Building and Loan Association held last night electing four-year terms for Jn Steinbagh and Hi Irwin plus three and two year terms for E T M Carr and Louis Millet. Jacob Steinbach named president with OB Irwin as vice president and Theodore Howland as secretary. Estate realty committee includes W T Wechi and E T M Carr. Assets around $300 000 with 750 shares subscribed. 96 shareholders attended.
The Long Branch post office lists uncalled letters dated December 24 including John Alien Garmentano Francesco Bel linger W J Blair Miss N Chamber James Crean Joe Dennis and others. Tomorrow at the Presbyterian Church services mark the first day of the new year with a sermon A Living Memory of Christ for the New Year followed by the Lord's Supper. Evening sermon titled Choosing a Friend for the New Year. Week of prayer sessions Tuesday through Friday at 7.45 p.m. cordial is extended to all.
Benjamin Woolfey and Samuel W, ears of Deaf, announce a two month journey to Cuba, sailing from New York on January 29. They expect to be abroad for two months and will reside at an unspecified location in Cuba.
The Beach and Park Commission recommends annual city funding of 5000 to maintain and improve the bluffwalk bulkheads and jetties. They call for repairs, painting, and added public toilets along the ocean front and urge the pier construction be kept free of litigation.
Philip H Colemans dancing class hosted a successful Christmas Week Dance and Cotillion at Townley Hall. The event ran 3:30 to 7:00 pm with Prof J Pitman West orchestra providing music while parents watched their children perform dances. Three intoxicated individuals were arrested in a rapid sequence by city police later that afternoon.
New York December 31. The Christian Science movement rejects Augusta Stetson’s claim that Mary Baker Eddy will rise from the dead. Boston officials call the resurrection notion preposterous and false. Publicity man Eugene I. Cox backs standard Christian Science teaching.
New York December 31 a dressmaking firm reports a gown shipped to Mrs. Nicholas Longworth in Washington was stolen from a wagon of the Adame Express company en route. Longworth, anxious to wear it to Mrs Taft’s New Year reception, was telegraphed and immediately responded that she would wear a gown, prompting the managers to replace it with another gown Joseph had in stock.
Walter Willcox of Cornell argues US birth rates will collapse by 2020 leaving no children under five. He suggests importing babies from France, noting higher French birth rates and a rising US–France demographic gap.
A six hour firemen strike on municipal ferryboats cut Staten Island off from the mainland during rush hours. After an interview with Dock Commissioner Tompkins the men returned to work and promised grievances would be addressed next week.
Samuel Sisman killed himself by inhaling gas in the apartment once occupied by Mrs. Anna Curlew. Curlew died of pneumonia a day before Christmas, and Sisman believed he was responsible. He had tried to drown himself two weeks earlier, but Mrs. Curlew chased him down and persuaded him to return.
Princeton December 31 Goverino: Hlect Wilson has returned from St rais. His secretaly said that Mr Wilson had no statement to make on the politics situation.
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