Jail Term For Assault On Woman In Red Bank Court
Fred Hendrickson pleaded guilty to simple assault on Fannie Holmes before Judge Foster in Freehold. He received four months in county jail. He also disclosed prior eight year manslaughter imprisonment. Other items include Figelo fines for illegal liquor, Rogers delaying trial for arson, and Berse n theft case quashed. A big league game highlights Red Bank High vs Chattle High tomorrow on Lyceum court with local fanfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hendrickson
Fannie Holmes
Red Bank
Foster
Freehold
Hendrickson
Angelo Figelo
Joseph Reilly
Figelo
Frederick Rogers
Jane
Piberta Hotel
Fourth Avenue
Emory Street
Ella C. Clayton
Elberta
Chattle
Red Bank High School
Lyceum
Mercy
Fire Company Formation Questioned by West Long Branch Borough
Kensington Park forms new Fire Company and presents petition to West Long Branch Borough Council. Petition referred to Fire and Water Committee. ten signers required before action. Firefighters plan to petition again without delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington Park
West Long Branch
Fire and Water Committee
Pride of Hollywood Council initiates class at Odd Fellows Hall
At the Pride of Hollywood Council No 2 Daughters of Liberty meeting in Odd Fellows Hall last night a class initiation was held with several visitors witnessing the degree work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pride of Hollywood Council
Daughters of Liberty
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Long Branch Post Office Clerks Pass Annual Exam
Long Branch post office clerks took a yearly case examination on New Jersey subjects. H B Nelson scored 824 with 3 errors and H C Seibel scored 24 with 4 errors. Examiner W E Hoover praised both for excellent averages. Other clerks scheduled for later testing. At Empire Theatre Ned Bank showcases film acts nightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
New Jersey
New York City
New York State
Pennsylvania
W. E. Hoover
Nelson
H. ©. Seibel
A. T. Woolley
Oards
H. C. Seibel
Red Bank Carnival Showcases Ice Skating and Races
The Red Bank ice carnival drew about 2 000 on ice and 1 000 along Broad Street for trotting events. A masquerade skating carnival drew an estimated 3 000 participants or spectators. Jack Woods won the mile open amid protests while Del Fisher contested the finish. Moving pictures captured the races and a group photo followed the awards to Woods Fisher and Sid. Continued on Page Six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrewsbury
Red Bank
Broad Street
Thomas Conover
Howard Cole
Thomas Irving Brown
Harry Allaire
Randolph MacDougall
Orge Frick
Harry Bosky
William Wack
Mart
Oliver Haviland
del Fisher
Woods
Rade
Ajax Moving Picture Film Company
Jack Woods
Long Branch Boy Appointed Elizabeth Fire Alarm Superintendent
J Stewart Slocum a Long Branch native 22 is named superintendent of Elizabeth municipal fire alarm telegraph system. He succeeds in a newly created post with his young assistant, after years in electrical work and with the Inter-State Telephone Co. Slocum born May 27 1889 in Long Branch attended local schools until 15 then moved to Elizabeth with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Steward Slocum
Elizabeth
Board of Fire Commissioners
J. Stewart
Elizabeth Slocum
Madison Avenue
Harvey F
Percy
New York Telephone Company
Revival Services Continue at St Luke's Tonight
Rev Harry T. Fisler of Oakhurst will preach at St Luke's M B Church as revival services continue for three weeks. Rev George H. Neal leads the meetings with growing interest. Frank Fitzgerald drawn many visitors nightly despite bad weather. Fitzgerald will sing at St Luke's Sunday services and may stay through next week. Public are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisler
Mr. Fitzgerald
St. Luke's
Harry T. Fisler
Oakhurst
St. Luke's M. B
George H. Neal
Frank Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
St. Luke's Church
Slocum Heads New Board of Education
Six of nine appointees attended the organizational meeting as Edward R. Slocum was elected president. Edward R. Slocum replaces his uncle Thomas R. Woolley, and E T M Carr was chosen secretary with a $2000 bond. Dr James Chasey named vice president amid other routine actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Edwin W. Packer
Edward R. Slocum
Charles A. Wimpfheimer
Park M. Woolley
Thomas R. Woolley
E. T. M. Carr
Mr. Carr
John T. Britton
C. Asa Francis
James Chasey
Frank K. Gano
J. T. Welch
William Asher Stevens
Slocum
Chattle
The Champion Nationals Reach Perth Amboy to Face Riversides
The Champion Nationals venture to Perth Amboy tomorrow night to meet the Riversides on the netted court. The Riversides carry a reputation, but the Nationals aim to loosen it with strong play. Miss Helen Smith hosted the R. 8. 8. Club at Springdale Avenue Thursday afternoon. Vocal and instrumental music complemented a dainty repast. Attendees included Misses Catherine Beatty Viola Golden Elsie O Keefe Helen Smith and Catherine McCastland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth Amboy
Riversides
Helen Smith
Springdale Avenue
Catherine Beatty
Viola Golden
Elsie O'Keefe
Catherine McCastland
Jury awards $473.24 in car collision damage suit
A Freehold jury awarded Myron Peter 473.24 in a $3,000 damage suit against Harold T. Creighton after a second trial following a July 15 collision near the Deal golf grounds. The jury deliberated all night each of the two trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Peter
Harold T. Creighton
Freehold
Deal Golf Grounds
Creighton
Peter
Weather Forecast for New Jersey Night and Saturday
The Weather Bureau predicts generally fair weather in New Jersey tonight and Saturday with colder conditions tonight. Winds shift to moderate northwesterly, with observed temps at 8 am 27, yesterday high of 32 and low 25, humidity 53 to 85 percent, barometer around 26.71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
City Considers Trolley Track Plans for Broadway
City officials publicly discuss trolley expansion and funding for Broadway tracks. Aimed at spurring development, the plan outlines route steps, financing methods, and potential impact on traffic and businesses. Public meetings are scheduled to gather resident input.
Sixty One Pupils Receive Diplomas at Grammar School
The Grammar School held mid year graduation exercises in the auditorium for a class of sixty one pupils who received diplomas. The ceremony featured a Grammar School orchestra, fine recitations, and a strong program praised by parents and friends. Rev. Dr. John G. Lovell presented the diplomas from the First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grammar School
John G. Lovell
First Presbyterian
Ice dealer Brown fills ten private ice houses
Councilman Charles E. Brown, a noted ice merchant, has filled at least ten private ice houses and hauled over 100 loads from nearby ponds. He also supervised filling Dennis ice houses, harvesting 1 000 tons per day, with a large house storing 5 000 tons. Sea Bright names new health board led by Mayor George W Eliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. E. Brown
Lennis House
Charles KE. Brown
Mr. Brown
Dennis
Sea Bright
George W. Eliott
Lea Bright
D. H. Karp
Edward Pannact
Charles 8. Smith
L. J. Fuchter
Nathaniel Johnes
Public meeting on Broadway trolley and street resurfacing plans
City Hall hosts a two hour session with nine councilmen present to discuss rapid transit on Broadway and Third avenue, asphalt resurfacing options, a Broad way viaduct, and the elevation of tracks by the New York and Long Branch Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Third Avenue
New York and Long Branch Railroad Company
City Hall
Messrs
Britton
Quirk and
Fesler
Henry Joline
Edwi Crossing
Highlands Hearing Backs Clamp on Clamming Bill Leader
A crowd at Highlands New Jersey pressed legislators for a bill banning power driven clamming gear. Supporters argued continued harvesting would ruin the industry while opponents warned of job losses. After the session lawmakers pledged to back the measure and keep the Columbia under existing management. Commission Government League meeting follows at Library Hall with speaker Robert A Meesler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Robert A. Measler
Long Branch Commission Government League
Halleet
Mesaler
Hughes
Frederick W Donnelly
Mags
Lyceum
Commission
Robert A Meesler
Deep Sea Fisherman John Burke Dies At 74 In Long Branch
John Burke age 74 died at 8 30 last night at his daughter's home on Cleveland avenue after a year long illness. He built and lived in houses on Broadway and Third avenue and spent years at sea as a fisherman. He leaves a widow and five children Frank in New York Mrs William Berry San Francisco Mrs M Buckley and Mrs F C Streckfuss Pascag and Mrs Richard Harvey of the city two sisters and four brothers in Englishtown. Funeral services Sunday at 1 30 pm at the Harvey residence and burial at West Long Branch cemetery with H Morris Jr Funeral director in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burke
Richard Harvey
Cleveland Avenue
Long Branch
Marlboro
Edward and
Mary Burke
Conover
Broadway
Third Avenue
Fisting
Frank
New York
William Berry
San Francisco
M. Buckley
F. C. Streckfuss
Pascau
City
Dock discussion resurfaces for Highlande riverfront
The Patton Steam Boat Company plan to build a dock at Miller street faces renewed town debate in Highlande. Activists push that spring service will bring a major boom to the lower town, while the company has not yet given a clear reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patton Steamboat Company
Miller Street
Highlande
Steamboat Company
Four Generations Celebrate Mrs. Jemima Cook Birthday
Mrs. Jemima Cook of Monmouth Beach marked her 9st birthday with a surprise party showing four generations. Local attendees included John McWood Sr and Jr, Norman Blair, W Knott family, and Helen West among others from Ocean township and Monmouth Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jemima Cook
Monmouth Beach
Horters
Cook
John McWood
Poa
Mtnsa
West
Norman Blair
W. Knott
Mee Seva
Mince Koon Weot
Helen West
A. Wanesens
Lee Potter
Walter Knott
Robert Jair
Ocean Township
Aemond
Oakhucet
Benunatt
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Asbury Parker
New Fire Co
Repetition
Harry Nelson
H. C. Siebel
Empire Theatre
Monmouth St
Ned Bank
Higheliss Motion Pictures
Sugar Owle
Berth
J. S. Slocum
Borough Minutes
Daily Record
A. D. van Note
A. F. Golden
Eatontown
Richard P. Walters
Edward Caffyn
Wal
Caffyn
Walters
Advent Church
Schmidt
Schift
E. T
Bonnell
NEW Board OF Education
Miss Helen Smith
Peter-Creighton
Weather Bureau Forecast
A. Bereft
Stir
Behoovening
Bea
Chattle High School
William A. Walsh
Garfield Avenue
Ladies' Aid Society
Simpson M
Chelsea Avenue
Charles C. McFaddin
Trade Board
Geo E. Poland
van Huel & Holteen
Townley Building
Washington
Lincoln
White
Liberty
Monmouth Memorial Moepital
Commieror Government Leagur
Alall
Robert A. Mossler
Highlands
N. J
John W. Slocum
Elmer H. Geran
Matawan
Leon R. Taylor
Asbury Park
Philip Stetwalle
Hudson Co
Waterman's Protective Association
Charles Derby
Mr. Derby
Columbia
J. N. Flanigan
Patton Line
Natal
Merry Golistein
Reotet
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