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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1912

Page

6

Boy Scouts Plan Reception for G A R Members

Members of the Boy Scouts of the Red Bank Y M C A plan a reception for Arrowsmith Post 61 G A R on Saturday February 22. Monmouth street merchant C Whitelaw will donate a large silk American flag if membership reaches 70 by that date. The group has 51 members and aims to recruit 19 more before the event featuring drills exhibitions speeches.

Boy Scouts of the Red Bank Y. M Arrowsmith Post C. Whitelaw Monmouth Street

Leaky Gas Fixture Triggers Fire Call in City

A gas fixture leaked and ignited a sheet of flame last night at 7.00. Fifteen year old Herman Lefkowitz of 20 Second Avenue discovered the jet, pressed the thumb screw releasing gas and dropping the valve. Mrs Lefkowitz summoned plumber Charles Weiner. fire alarm from box 82 was set, reflecting fire in the area.

Herman Lefkowits No. 20 Second Avenue Lefkowitz Charles Weiner Broadway Independents

Enforcing Ten Hour Day Law in New Jersey

State Labor Commissioner Lewis T. Bryant moves to enforce the ten hour per day and sixty hour per week limit on female workers in factories stores bakeries laundries and restaurants. He notes violations in North Jersey and seeks an amendment to include canneries, which were exempted previously due to perishability concerns.

Trenton N. J Lewis T. Bryant North Jersey Bryant New York State

Advertised Letters At Long Branch Post Office

Unclaimed letters listed for December 28 include Louise Allison Lida Bedell Aster Day J Decker M F Devlin Addison Donnell Fiore Emanuele Oswald Fritsche Sol Greenberg Wm Hayes John Henry Anne Hildreth D Hnatowicz Tandoska Hnato wicz Albert A Lewis Liddy Linden Martha Murphy Peter Peterson Virginia Quaranta Thomas Quaranta Harry Reid Marie Schutz Rose Senn J Silverstein R Walker H Weeks Rev H Yursky foreign matter Rev Francis Bonaventura Woolley P M. Advertise in the Daily Record to pay.

Long Branch Louise Allison Lida Bedell Aster Day J. Decker M. F. Devlin Addison Donnell Fiore Emanuele Oswald Fritsche Sol Greenberg Wm. Hayes John Henry Anne L. Hildreth D. Hnatowicz Tandoska Hnatowicz Albert A. Lewis Mr. Liddy Tommy Linden Martha Murphy Peter

Will Crescents Meet Lyceum In Beach Court Clash

The Crescents face Long Branch Lyceum at Asbury Park Casino court tonight at 8 15 pm with no prelim. Warner's orchestra will play during a dance session before and after the game.

Crescents Asbury Park Beach Long Branch Lyceum Warner Knapp Morris Crowell Jarvis Rushton Weiring Henderson E. Walsh C. Walsh Tomasky Helles Hines Burns

Freeholders to Meet at Court House for Organizational Session

The Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders will hold an organizational meeting at the courthouse in Freehold tomorrow at 10 o'clock. It is anticipated that the current officers will be re elected.

Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders Court House Freehold Ff 8

Roller Skating at Lyceum Theatre Red Bank

Roller skating offered at Lyceum Theatre Red Bank on Monday Wednesday and Saturday nights and Saturday afternoons. Scott Longstreet, Met. Music, provides new skates and first class order maintained. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children.

Lyceum Theatre Red Bank Scott Longstreet Met

Monmouth County Sealed Proposals for Earthwork

The Board of Chosen Freeholders of Monmouth County will open sealed proposals on January 8 1915 at 11 am for earthwork materials and tools per Duck Creek specifications. Specifications available in Freehold or from engineer F L Pitcher Red Bank NJ or Clerk Co BH Close Matawan NJ. A $1000 certified check accompanies each bid. Board reserves right to reject all bids in county interests.

Duck Creek Neptune County of Monmouth Board of Chosen Freeholders Court House Freehold Board N. J F. L. Pitcher Broad St Red Bank Co. BH. Close Matawan J. M. Corlies Atte JM. Corlies, Cc Close

Weather Indications For New Jersey 36 Hour Forecast

The Weather Bureau forecast cloudy conditions for New Jersey through Wednesday evening with moderate temperatures and southwest winds. Observations from Long Branch note 8 am temperature 35, last night 45, high 65, low 33, minus 2 degree change in 24 hours. Barometer 80.06 at 8 am, 29.70 at 8 pm. Wind SW 14 mph. peak gust 62 mph from the West. Humidity 81 this morning, 64 at 10 am. precipitation 1.80 inches in the last 24 hours.

United States New Jersey U. S Weather Bureau North Broadway Long Branch A. m S. W

Ducks in rough river swamp four youths soaked on Shrewsbury

Four local youths Arthur Emery Arnold Hennessey Lester Patterson and Herman Hower were drenched when a strong wind made the Shrewsbury River rough and waves washed over their boat during a duck hunt. Rev W Earl Ledden of Goodwill Methodist Church has returned from a visit with his parents at Qawsboro.

Shrewsbury River Priday Arthur Emery Arnold Hennessey Lester Patterson Herman Hower W. Earl Ledden Goodwill Methodist Church Qawsboro

Music by pro musicians at every event studio ad

Latest approved teaching methods match recognized best teachers used. Music by professional musicians furnished for every occasion. Phone 11 M., Studio, 70 Norwood Ave.

Norwood Ave

Bowery Night School Comedy in Red Bank Club Sketch

Red Bank Gleanings notes the X Y Z Club forming a comedy sketch The Bowery Night School to be staged at the Association in about a month The bowling contest for a silver trophy on YMCA alleys draws keen rivalry with high averages over fifteen games Also updates on church services letters at the post office and various local social visits and events across First Presbyterian and First Methodist churches with prize notes and charity gifts

Mempery X. Y. Z. Club Bowery Night School First Presbyterian Church The Brotherhood Garret Wyckoff Red Bank William Balter Martha Coye Charlie Cummings Chas. DeForest M. V. Finch Lucy Hughes Peter Janedood H. H. John George Kubtham Antonio Loporto L. Olsen Frank Parker G. Phahler Hattie Rhodes Antonio Soverio F. E. Spinner Louise Smith Bertha Thielen Giovanni Tuca Samuel van Aken Sadie Zimmerman Rebecca Clayton Newark William W Letson Oakland Street Helen Rudy Park Place Brooklyn Kenneth Vernon Morford Wallace Street Philadelphia Clement Leonard Pinckney Road Wilbur Nixon Elberon Long Branch Samuel Marshall Spring Street Isaac Elliott Jennie Elliott Trafford Many Monmouth Street J. D. Otterson, Jr A.T. Doremus Richard A. Strong Kenneth Wyckolf John S. Read Frank, Mount Janes W. Rogan

Grace Methodist Ladies Meet at Mrs Griggs Friday

The Ladies Aid Society of Grace Methodist Church plans a 3 o clock Friday meeting with Mrs Griggs of Peters Place. Rev Everett Van Dright will address the Masonic Lodge in Haddon Heights on New Year's Day.

Ladies’ Aid Society The Grace Methodist Church

Atlantic Highlands basketball doubleheader at Majestic Theatre

A large crowd watched two Atlantic Highlands High School teams face the Maroon Athletic Club. The first hampered Highlands team won 24 to 4. the second Highlands team beat the visiting Maroon squad 9 to 4. Impartial ref Harry Richmond officiated each game.

Highlands Majestilc N Mount Avenue Atlantic Highlands High School Maroon Athletic Club C. Melt Johnson Frank Wells Thomas Colleran Percy Hauser Kent Youness Ely Cuttler Wallace Cuttler Maroon Edward Hennessey Robert Hennessey John O'Neil Mark Teaney Alexander Martin John Johnson George Hennessey George McGerrey Ralph Hand John Horan William Hunter Harry Richmond Red Hawk High School Majestic Theatre St. Paul's Baptist Lerdena Holly George C. Wainwright R.J. Bolden George Keys Manning Snedeker Firet Avenue Thomas H. Leonard Howard Garthwarth Mr. Brown Roselle Jacob Rhode First ’ Avenue Howard Boyd Garwarth

Local residents Acknowledge Holiday Visits in Shrewsbury

Mr and Mrs Ira Antonides and son Leslie of First Avenue were visitors in Shrewsbury. Edward Dowd spent Christmas at Locust. John Viebrock, a druggist at Ira Antonides drug store on First Avenue, visited his parents Mr and Mrs George Viebrock of Plainfield. George C Wainwright of Center Avenue visited friends in New Brunswick.

Ira Antonides Leslie First Avenue Shrewsbury Edward Dowd Locust John Viebrock George Viebrock Plainfield George C. Wainwright Center Avenue New Brunswick

Local Social Notes From Oceanport Area

Miss Edith Fuller of New York spends time with her aunt Mrs Thompson of Mainstreat Miss Macy of Plainfield visits Miss Ethel Langwith The Ladies Aid Society will elect officers next Thursday afternoon Miss Sarah McCreery is ill with pneumonia Dr H B Shaw of Long Branch attends Raymond Rhoades works on the steam oat at Keyport this summer he will be home for the winter Arthur Cowles visits relatives in New York Mrs James Hulse convalescing Miss Bessie Blair works at Bellevue Hospital New York John Meyer spends Christmas with his mother in Pennsylvania Captain and Mrs PB Jewell visiting daughter at Sandy Hook Mrs William Anderson and daughter Mildred visit Mrs Andersons mother Mrs Joseph Vincent Sr in Brooklyn

Edith Fuller New York Thompson Mainstreat Madeline Macy Plainfield Ethel Langwith Ladies Aid Society Sarah McCreery James McCreery H. BE. Shaw Long Branch Raymond Rhoades Keyport Arthur Cowles James Hulse Bessie Blair Bellavue Hospital John Meyer Pennsylvania Jewell Sandy Hook William Anderson Mildred

Compulsory School Law Revisions Discussed in Trenton

In Trenton on December 31 a committee of Monmouth County school superintendents met with State School Commissioner Kendall and Assistant Commissioner Betts to discuss revising the compulsory school law. A bill is expected to be drafted for introduction, proposing several forms of the law and schools for delinquents across the state.

Trenton N. J John Enright Schoola Monmouth County County Kendall Betts

New Jersey Central Schedules Shuffled From Long Branch

New Jersey Central announces timetable changes with departures and connections to Baltimore Washington and New York. The notice lists several train codes and times, including morning and afternoon runs, via Matawan, with Sunday adjustments and station departures.

Long Branch Baltimore Washington Red Matawan New York G. Bebler V. Ped

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