Indoor meet at Red Bank Y M C A yields multiple wins
The first official indoor meet for Intermediate and Junior cadets at the Red Bank Y M C A gym followed AAU rules. Harold Tumey directed the events with Charles Savage as referee and judges Tumey Savage Gordon. Dominant performers included Thomas Doremus and Joseph Chamberlain across running broad jump and shot put plus various distance events.
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Red Bank
Y .M. Cc
Harold Tumey
Charles Savage
Jack Abels
Storer
Leon Gordon
Tumey
Mr Savage
Thomas Voeremus
Joseph Chantheriat
Doremus
Joseph Chembertlin
Robert Hayward
Frank Howard
Robert Hitchins
Thomas Doremus
Lester Kennedy
Joseph Chamberlain
Hobbert
Hitchings
Jmnjore
Theodore Doremus
Edith V Church and George C Church Visit on Joline Avenue
Miss Edith V Church of New York spends time with her mother Mrs M Church on Joline avenue. George C Church of Elizabeth also visits his mother on Joline avenue for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith V. Church
New York
M. Church
Joline Avenue
George C. Church
Elizabeth
Red Bank Overseer Secures $200 for Hospital
Frank Manson, overseer of the poor in Red Bank, secures a $200 appropriation for the Man Memorial Hospital from a year end surplus. After prior denials, he found a $575 surplus and sought an additional $250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Manson
Red Bank
Manweath Memmorial
Mr. Manson
Red Tank Uorough Council
Philathea Christmas Party At First Tantr Church
Philathea Society of the First Tantr Church Red Bank held its annual party at the home of Mrs Cordelia Davis in West Front. Gifts were exchanged, messages read aloud, and laughter followed. Refreshments were served and a ladies quartet sang selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea Society of the First Tantr
Red Bank
Mies Cordelia Davis
Christine Hook
Cecil Weaver
Daisy Devis
May Conklin
Charges Against Officer Tabled for Now at Borough Meeting
The Borough Council in Red Bank tabled charges against patrolman Horatio Shutts after a two hour hearing led by Chief of Police Arthur Wymbs. Witnesses described back pain and alleged on duty misconduct including a September 18 incident at a hotel, but the panel decided to keep Shutts in his post pending further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatio Shutts
Arthur L. Wymbs
Shutts
Horace P. Cook
Howard S. Higginsot
Albert C. Harrison
Police Works
Mr Shutts
Shutte
West Red Bank
Wymbs
Mr. Shutts
West Hind
Bridge Avenue
Monmouth Streets
Ketcham
Quericy
Jacob Shutts
Walter Giblin
William Antonides
Central Hotel
William Jones
Shatts
Mr. Shatts
Shute
Miller
William Sarge
Red Bank
Shorts
Shots’ Vinews
Sheme
Ilpess
Move 10 Revokes Theatre License Over Sunday Shows
The Sunday picture men and owners of the Grand and Opera House announce ceasing Sunday performances. Counsel argues revoking Rosenberg license is the effective remedy, with rights to a hearing, as Commission can revoke or grant licenses.
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the Grand
Opera House
Resenders
Arrowsmith
Huerta Troops Repulse Rebels in Mexican Conflict
Dawn reveals 7,500 rebels led by General Ortega poised for final assault. Over 70 reported killed, hundreds wounded cared for by local nurses. Federal troops to fortify. Pass Christian Mississippi reports note Wilson to discuss conference with Envoy Lind amid Mexican crisis. Bryan back in Washington denying direct Mexican involvement.
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Ortega
Pass Christian
Mississippi
Wilson
Envoy John Ltd
Washigton
D. C
Bryan
Washington
John Lind
Christian
Crisi
Mexico
Waldo Out Today MPKAY Successor
New York December 31 Police Commissioner Rhinelander Waldo resigns closing his desk after a letter to Mayor Kline demanding immediate acceptance. Mayor elect Mitchel takes duties tomorrow. First Deputy D J McKay named acting commissioner though his term ends at midnight. Also report says McKay may be retained temporarily. Carbolic acid incident: Nellie Brahn recovering after drinking acid in despondency. marital troubles cited as cause.
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New York
Rhinelander Waldo
Kline
John Purroy Mitchel
Waldo
D. J. McKay
McKay
Death of Richard D. Crum Long Branch Pioneer Photographer
Richard D. Crum died after a long illness at 11 PM at 488 Bath Avenue. He was 82, just weeks from 83, and survived by wife Mrs. Crum who died November 9 last year, three children including Fred Crum of Syracuse. Funeral at 2 PM Friday from 453 Bath Avenue with burial at Greenlawn Cemetery. He had been a longtime photography pioneer in Watkins Glen and Long Branch, active in St Luke's Bible class and Sunday school.
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Richard D. Crum
George L. Crum
Bath Avenue
Greenlawn Cemetery
John G. Sexton
Crum
Fred Crum
Syracuse
N. Y
Levi H. Bower
John Brown
Long Branch
Craig
Geo
Mr. Crum
Watkins, Glen
Fred F
Watkins
A. 8
Lokerson
St. Luke’s
Stores Not to Close Despite Siegel Bankruptcy
Liabilities estimated from 4.6 million to 6 million prompted receiverships for five New York and Boston firms including Henry Siegel & Co and the Simpsons Crawford Co. The action aims to conserve assets and continue business of the department stores Fourteenth Street, Simpsons Crawford, and Siegel entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siegel Company
New York
Revelvers
Wpenrteenth Street
Simpsons Crawford Company
Henry Siegel & Co
Merchants’ Sxpress Company
New York City
Henry Siegel
Greenhut-Siegel Cooper Co
Siegel, Cooper & Co
Chicago
Boston
14Th Street
Simpson-Crawford Co
Wise Ostrich Nature Tale Reappears in Fable Form
A punishing predator chase prompts the tale of a wise ostrich that hides its head in the sand. Its body blends with nearby ants, enabling it to escape notice and danger.
Trio Walked to New York and Crescent Center Hopes
Jimmy Cattanach of Second Avenue left with Green and Goff after Christmas to walk to New York. They faced rain and a snow storm near Keyport but reached the city tired yet praising the exercise. Frank Heiles may secure the pivot position on Asbury Park Crescents, contesting Henry Jarvis for center as New Year’s night game with Seton Hall College looms.
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Jimmy” Cattanach
Second Avenue
Big City
Green
Goff
New York
Middletown
Keyport
Heiles
Crescent Center
Frank
Sal” Heiles
Crescent
Asbury Park
Henry Jarvis
Rev Crowell
Orions
Matawan
Crescents
Seton Hall College
Jarvis
Flarity
Princeton Ice Yacht Sold To Morley Johnson Pair
Frank M. Johnson, owner in Monmouth Beach and buyer of the ice yacht Princeton, formerly owned by Henry H. Munro, visited the South Shrewsbury Branchport clubhouse with his probable skipper to inspect the yacht. It will receive a new varnish coat and be in prime condition for ice boating this season.
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Frank M. Johnson
West & Johnson
Monmouth Beach
Princeton
Henry H. Munro
South Shrewsbury Club
Branchport
Johngor
Red Bank Patrolmen Ball Announces First Benevolent Event
The first annual Patrolmen Benevolent Association ball in Red Bank will be held Wednesday night January 21 at St James Hall donated by St James Church. The grand march starts at nine with Professor Harold K Laros' orchestra providing music. Edward Connors leads the association and coordinates the arrangements.
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Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association
Red Bank
St. James’ Hall
St. James’ Church
Harold K. Laros
Edward Connors
Y M C A Prize Trip Offered During Easter Vacation
A YMCA membership drive begins January 1 with a prize trip to Boston for every twenty boys in the Boys Department or twelve men members who join. Many boys have pledged to recruit, and there is no limit to how many may win. Any eligible member achieving the target will earn the trip.
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Boston
Red Bank Mover Hurt After Fall From Steps
George W. Patterson a Red Bank house mover fell Monday night down the steps at the east entrance to the tunnel under the New York and Long Branch railroad tracks. He was picked up and taken to the baggage room then sent home on Chestnut street. Dr. Edwin Field attended. Patterson was not seriously hurt.
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George W. Patterson
Red Bank House
New York and Long Branch
Chestnut Street
Edwin Field
Mr. Patterson
Traut Wins Vice Grand Of Navesink Lodge in OCR
William Traut of Oceanic was elected vice grand of Navesink Lodge I O F Red Bank defeating George Lippincott and Peter Klippel. Other officers named include Noble Grand John Hendrickson secretary John S. Bainton financial secretary John Stiles and treasurer George Holmer. Installation set for Monday night January 12.
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Traut
William Traut
Oceanic
George Lippincott
Peter Klippel
Navesink Lodge
Red Bank
Noble Grand
John Hendrickson
John 8. Bainton
John
John §. Stiles
George Holmer
Oceanic Presbyterian Holds Special New Year Services
Special New Year services were held at Oceanic Presbyterian Church Sunday evening. The event featured music by the church organist and an augmented choir. The church was well filled. After services each attendee received a handsome art calendar presented by Pastor Rev. A. A. McKay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceanic Presbyterian Church
Musile
Rey. A. A. McKay
Pretty Matawan Wedding Set for Cecelia Bailey and Jacob Matthews
A home wedding is planned in Matawan tomorrow at three o'clock for Miss Cecelia Bailey daughter of Mr and Mrs William D D Bailey and Jacob Matthews Jr A wedding dinner will follow and the couple will depart for a southern honeymoon after the ceremony.
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Matatwan
Cecelia Bailey
William D.D. Bailey
Jacob Matthews, Jr
Mayor Cook to Hold Open House on New Year’s Day
Red Bank Mayor Horace P. Cook will host an open house at the Borough hall on New Year’s Day from 11 30 a m to 1 30 p m. All visitors will be welcomed.
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Mayor Cook
Horace P. Cook
Red Bank
Borough Hall
Oceanic Pocohontas Lodge Elects 1914 Officers at Red Men Hall
Pocohontas lodge of Oceanic held its annual election of officers on Church street Monday night naming Prophetess Mrs Mary Bonner Pocohontas Mrs Lena Jeffrey Wenona Mrs Sarah Noonan Powhatan George Emery Collector of Wampum Mrs Mary Dickson Asst Collector of Wampum Mrs Minnie Harveys Keeper of Records Mrs Emma Brill Trustee Mrs Jennie Williams Installation planned for next Monday night with entertainment and social by committee including Mrs Annie Seaman Mrs Elindr Noonan and Mrs Mary Dickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceanic Pocohontas Lodge
Naraimatta
Pocohontas Lodge
Oceanic
Red Men's Hall
Church Street
Prophetess
Mary Bonner
Pocohontas
Lena Jeffrey
Wenona
Sarah Noonan
Powhatan
George Emery
Mary Dickson
Minnie Harveys
Emma Brill
Jennie Williams
Annie Seaman
Elindr Noonan
Red Bank Cashier Faints in Street Incident
Isaac B. Edwards cashier of the Second National Bank Red Bank collapsed Monday in front of M F Tetley’s store. Passersby carried him to safety and he recovered by today remaining on duty at the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac B. Edwards
Second National Bank
Red Bank
M. F. Tetley
Frank Tetley
Mr. Edwards
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YM. C. A
Pull Upa
Alexander Mindlin
Joseph Mindlin
Robert Hitchings
Frank White
Alexander Minin
Thomas Dorenius
Lester Kenedy
Theodore Dorenius
Dilermedinlle
Frank Toward
Ainmore
Thomas Loremus
Osborne Harrison
Robert Jittehings
Philathea
The
Daily Record
Huerta
MPKAY
Nellie Brahn
ST James’ S. S
Kris Kringle
E. Briggs Nash
F. Slocum
Ahll
Sea Bright
Broadway Theatre
Phillips
Leon Cubberley
Mayor Elliott
Broadway
Mme, Zunda
Henry
J. B. Greenhut
Mr. Henry Siegel
Trio
Red Bank Patrolmen's
the Daily Record
It Pays
Ford
F. C. B. Detriot
Tel
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