Exciting finish in ice yacht race for O'Brien Cup
The James O'Brien Cup ice yacht race on the Shrewsbury River ended with Ingenue first by a nine second margin over Drub and Blanche a scant 14 seconds behind. Eight yachts started. five finished, three withdrew, with intense battles among Ingenue Blanche and Jack Frost as key contenders.
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Shrewsbury
Commodore Gibbons
Ingenue
Edwin Wielder
Walter Content
Long Branch Ice Yacht and Boat Club
Blanche
Drub
Jack Frost
Isabel
South Shrewsbury
Hazel Li
Princeton
Mildred
Munro
O'Brien Ocup
Thrilles
Ourse
J. C. Gibbons
Waller
Henry H. Munro
B. P. Morris
James O'Brien
Hazel L
William R. Joline
Conference on Pier Project and Ocean Park Lease
City officials and the Beach and Park Commission met with the Long Branch Property Holders Association and others to discuss leasing Ocean Park to the Long Branch Pier and Land Company for a term of years in connection with the James C. Ewing pier project. The meeting was chaired by Simon Hess and presided over by City Council President Green with mayoral and legal representatives present. Continued on Third Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Park
James C. Ewing
Long Branch Pier and Land Company
City Hall
Beach and Park Commission
Long Branch Property Welders ~ Association
McPaddin
Slocum
Mr. Ewing
Property Holders Association
Simon Thess
Richard Deeves
Ewen McIntyre
Charles A. Wimptheimer
Henry M. Fitch
Clarence G, anNote
Charles G. Sexton
Mr. Hess
Messrs
Bren Good
John B. White
Joseph Flow
Fire Destroys Home In Sudden Blaze Caused By Children
A house at Simpson Place near Long Branch avenue burned yesterday afternoon after children playing with matches started a fire in a room while Mrs Bender was in the kitchen. Neighbors and Fire Chief Soffel helped control the blaze before the companies arrived. damage is about $150.
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Sea View Avenue
Fayslieet
Joseph Bender
Simpson Place
Long Branch Avenue
Death of Lambert Wardell Ex Vanderbilt Confidant at West Long Branch
Lambert Wardell known as Uncle Lambert died suddenly at West Long Branch in his 95th year after a morning illness. He served Commodore Vanderbilt as a confidential employee for forty years and was a longtime contributor to West Long Branch First M E Church. Funeral plans await relatives from New York.
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Lambert Wardell
Commodore Vanderbilt
West Lops Branch
Lambert
Beach
New York
Wardell
Joseph Wardell
Shrewsbury
N. J
Mr. Wardell
West Long Branch
Old First M. E. Church
Eleven Red Bankers Organize Union Hook and Ladder Co No 2
Eleven Red Bank youths met at Union Hose Company in Shrewsbury avenue and formed Union Hook and Ladder Company No 2. Amory Osborn elected foreman with George C D Hurley and Clifford Chandler as assistants, Frederick Hurley secretary, Russel Preston treasurer. They plan to meet monthly and seek Borough Commissioners approval on February 16.
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Red Bankers
Union Hook and Ladder Company
Red Bank
Union Hose Company
Shrewsbury Avenue
Union
John Hackett
Amory Osborn
George C. D. Hurley
Clifford Chandler
Frederick T. Hurley
Russel Preston
Eloe
Amory Oxborn
George Franklyn
THREE DEATHS IN EATONTOWN AND AREA OBITUARIES
Obituary notices report Mary A. Hathaway of Mai Street Eatontown dies of pneumonia aged about 84 with two children Emma Johnson and James B Hathaway. Alfred H Hagerman of Main Street Hazentown dies of heart trouble aged 78 with two sons Joseph G and Benjamin A Hagerman and other relatives. Funeral plans set for Eatontown and Shrewsbury burial.
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Mary A. Hathaway
Benjamin Hathaway
Mai Street
Eatontown
West Long Branch
Alfred H. Hagerman
Main Street
Hazentown
Mr. Hagerman
Joseph G. Hagerman
Benjamin A. Hagerman
Red Bank
Charles W. Hagerman
Brooklyn
Richard R. Hagerman
New Brunswick
Elizabeth Harvey
Jerseyville
N. J
Hatontown American Mechanics
Rookwood and Orioles Vie for East Title in Long Branch
Final championship clash between the Rookwood club and the Orioles of Wilmington at Lyceum A. C. tonight draws a projected 2000 spectators. The curtain raiser features Knights of St. James vs Sacred Heart Cadets. Both teams split six prior meetings, making the seventh game decisive for the 1909-10 Independent East title.
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Rookwood Club
Orioles Five
Wilmington
Del
Lyceum A. C. Court
Lyceum
Knights of St. James
Sacred Heart Cadets
Eac
Long Branch
United States
Recovering From Ice Boat Injury at Red Bank
John Manning of Fair Haven badly injured when a third class ice boat collided with his craft at Red Bank about two weeks ago. He is rapidly recovering and can walk around the house with crutches. Operated on at Monmouth Memorial Hospital in Long Branch, seven year old Orden Kennedy of Red Bank was treated for internal trouble by Dr. Edwin Pela and is slowly recovering.
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Eatontown
George Kingsley
Oreanpor
Long Branch
Shrewsbury
Red Bank
Fair Haven
Oceanic
John Manning
Orden Kennedy
William Kennedy
Broadstreet
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Edwin Pela
Weather Indications for Pool Tonight and Sunday Calder
The notice mentions events at Old Pleasure Bay with seven matches this afternoon and draws attention to visitors and a tennis game featuring Banty Marshall and the Rookwood champion at the Lyceum. Strong entities include Banty Marshall and Rookwood champion. locations include Old Pleasure Bay and Lyceum. The text is fragmented and dated with references to Saturday February and Clever.
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Pleasure Bay
Marshall
Rookwood Champione
Lyceum
O Day Estate In Deal Attracts Boys School Interest
Circulation reports indicate Crawford School for Boys of New York may close a deal to buy the Daniel O Day estate, a 40 acre property on Deal Lake near the railroad. Built for Standard Oil king Daniel O Day and completed in 1904, the house cost about 250000 with part of it rented for 6000 last summer. An inventory was taken last Friday and brokers were notified the estate has been withdrawn from the market. The site suits a boys school and fronts Deal lake offering boating opportunities.
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Deal
Crawford School For
Daniel O'Day
North Jersey Shore
Crawford School For Boys
New York
Standard Oil
George Freeman Thompson
O'Day
Deal Lake
Rebekahs Observe 40th Anniversary in Lodge Hall
The Artoch Rebekah Degree Lodge No. 21 observed forty years of activity with an installation of officers and a visit by Grand Lodge and Assembly leaders. About 200 attendees included over a dozen Rebekah lodges as officers were installed for 1940.
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Odd Fellows
Artoch Rebekah Degree Lodge
LO. O. F
Rebekah Assembly
Grand Lodge of
Rebekah
T. Elvin English
Ridgewood
William C. Robbins
Hamilton Square
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Marcella Becker
Asbury Park
Annie Lane
Joseh
Terwilliger
Francis Deckert
Yettie Barshopsky
Warren
Minnie Seidman
Noble Grand
Addie Perguson
Helle Bennett
Amelia Joline
Bsusie Tallman
Susie Harvey
Guardian
Jennie Joline
Israel P. Reid
Jane Joline
John C. Clark
Olive Ferguson
Preston L. Wood
Addie Ferguson
Magdaline Doll
Alison
Sule
Harvey
Mayors Back Plan to Amend Bishop's Law at Meeting
Trenton February 6 The conference of mayors at the State House under Governor Fort formed a permanent organization to meet yearly on municipal matters. They seek a $500 state appropriation for expenses and printing. They condemned the Bishop's law as a dead letter and favored liberal amendments to allow legal Sunday sales with restrictions.
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Trenton
N. J
Conference of Mayors
State House
Mraving
Oflilizabeth
Charles J. Fisk
Plainfield
Elizabeth
Legislative Committee
M. W. Poole
West Long Branch
Crawford
Montclair
State Department
Fort
Organizattion
Walter Madden
Andrew McBride
Paterson
Henry V. Crawford
Waldo F. Sawyer
Vineland
John Thompson
Avon
T. Frank Appleby
Asbury Park
Victor Mraving
L. M. Crease
Ocean City
Edward H. Flage
Riverton
Bird W. Spencer
Pascal
O. MH. Brown
Spring Lake
M. V. Poole
Charles H. Root
Red Bank
Beutell
Neptune City
T. B. Appleby
Rebury Park
Ireland Man Visits Rumson Uncle in New York Arrival
Ireland man Patrick O Connor visiting his Rumson-based uncle John Grogan. He arrived in New York Thursday aboard the White Star Line Atlantic and was met at the pier by Mr and Mrs Grogan.
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Patrick O'Connor
Ireland
John Grogan
Rumson
Mr. O'Connor
New York
White Star Line
Mrs. Grogan
Monthly Exercises And Prizes At Lyceum School
The monthly concert at Lyceum parochial school yesterday featured a poetry reading and songs. Gerald Condon performed in Class Specimen Language while Susanna Lawley read Geography and the fourth grade sang Columbia. Prizes were awarded for highest averages: Eighth A Anna Houlihan, Eighth B Daniel Rafferty, Seventh Helen Smith, Sixth A Leo Cogan, Sixth B Jancis Sherman, Fifth A Loretta Blodgett, Fourth William Knight, Third B Catharine Dispagne, Primary William Houlihan and Margaret Whelan.
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Lyceum Parochial
Uymn
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Gerald Condon
Anna Houlihan
Daniel Rafferty
Helen Smith
Leo Cogan
Sifth
Jancis Sherman
Loretta Blodgett
William Knight
Catharine Dispagne
William Houlihan
Margaret Whelan
Local bowlers win prizes at New York pro event
A Long Branch delegation led by George W Bennett and others competed in head pin tournaments on several alleys in New York. Bennett and Goothels earned multiple prizes with scores of 107 and 109, forming a strong two-mat team. The group impressed local rivals and others with their performance. A separate incident reports Mortimer Curchin injuring his hand after a fall over a fence. Red Men dance drew crowds from nearby towns at Oceanic Hall. A couple, Miss Meupda Pinkie and Earl George Gowdy, married at Grace Methodist Church parsonage.
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New York
Sveveral
George W. Bennett
Ay Keil
Charles Beatt
Walter Reid
C Arch Reid
Frank Woolley
Ian Warwick
Alfred Taylor
Harles Rudloff
Milton Worth
Harvey Slocum
Goothels
Mr. Bennett
Thom
Morningside
Messrs
Bennett
Jersey Boys
Meupda Pinkie
Red Bank welcomes newborn daughter of local family
Mrs. Frederick VanDorn of Spring Street Red Bank gave birth to a daughter on Thursday. Mr. VanDorn runs an automobile business on East Front Street. A Lyceum meeting is set for Saturday February with a big Independent League game promising the championship and a $200 purse.
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Frederick VanDorn
Spring Street
Red Bank
VanDorn
East Front Street
Lyceum
Sat
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City Council
2D Ave
Sacred Heart Outlets
Knights of. James
Othe Lyceum
Combart Wardell
Laurel Wolcott
Borden Street
William D. Sayre
Borough of
James Campbell, Jr
Long Branet
Buchanan & Smock
David Buisi
Campbell
Charles F. Sexton
NEW Fire CO
H. Hagerman
Walklet
England
Thomas Walkler
N. J. Central
Broadway
White Star
North Staffordshire
Laurentic
Washington
Committee On Immigration and Naturalization
Howell
Fenein Si
Com
A. F. Golden
L. B. Ladantr
Rookwood
Orioles
Board of Trade
Hotel Pannaci
Calder
O'Day Place
Rebekahs
Artoch Lodge
Grand Lodge
Rebekah State
Charles Drake
Henry Drake
Drake
Sexion Bros. Undertakers and Embalmere
Tel
Lord_Stirling
Law
Dad Leter
McFadlin
Mortimer Curchin
William Curchin
St. of Pair Haven
Cresnre
Sea Bright
Red Meat Hall
Narumenik Tribe
Red Men
Wyman
Rockwood
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