Bible Class Turkey Dinner Hosts Church Members
Rev. Alfonso Dare led a Bible class turkey supper in Simpson Memorial M.B. Church basement with about sixty guests including several invited priests. A full Thanksgiving menu featured hot turkey mashed potatoes sweet potatoes and more served with cake and coffee. Each attendee received a carnation bouquet and the event may be repeated next year on a larger scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso Dare
Simpson Memorial M.bh
Augustus Chaniler
W. D. Hendrickson
Charles W. Blakeslee
William H. Walsh
C. O. McFaddin
Stanley Cranmer
BE. BE. Lacour
Gilbert Stout
William H. Alexander
Nathan Cranmer
E. H. Jones
Scriven Tabor
Nathaniel Slocum
Benjamin Hawkins
Junior Choir Sings Well at St Luke’s M B Church
The junior choir of St Luke's M B Church performed a fine musical program before a large audience last night. Selections, though familiar, were even better than when first given as the choir occupied the gallery and many visitors attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s
M. B.ureh
Four New Dunbar Avenue Houses Planned for Spring
Four new houses will be built on Dunbar Avenue in the coming spring as the avenue grows into a popular cottage thoroughfare. The project signals ongoing residential development in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar Avenue
Lakewood Rebekah Lodge installs officers
District President Mrs. Jennie Jo lines the Lakewood Rebekah Degree Lodge officers last Friday night. A large delegation from Long Branch and Asbury Park joined the ceremony and returnees included James Goodwin Walter Hennessey Frederick Becker George P. Joline and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Joline
Lakewood Rebekah
Joline
Long Branch
Asbury Park
James Goodwin
Walter Hennessey
Frederick Becker
George P. Joline
Marceux Becker
Isaac Stein
Annie Lane
Theodore Joline
Ida Attison
Susan Harvey
Talrman
Letitia Whiting
E. Hennessey
Deborah Morely
Alita McLain
Charlotte Rindle
Belle Bennett
J. Barshopsky
Revival Services at Asbury Church Continue A Week
Revival services at the Methodist Ghitweh in the North Lang Bravch section continued another week led by Pastor Eberhardt. An unusual interest appeared as several young people came to the altar and some connected themselves with the church. An old fashioned meeting is announced for tonight with Rev. Alfonse Dare from the Simpson M. & Church as speaker tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lang Bravch
Eberhardt
Alfonse Dare
Simpson M
Improving Woollley Homestead on Bath Avenue
Park M Woolley undertakes extensive alterations to his Bath avenue home with work already underway. Wilson serves as the architect and Gilbert Voorhees oversees the masonry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park M. Woolley
Bath Avenue
Wilson
Gilbert Voorhees
Miss Sherman Not Engaged Says Sea Bright Friends
Rumors that Mildred Sherman of Sea Bright was engaged to Hjaima Anderson and nursed him during illness are denied by her friends. The Anderson young man was cared for by a trained nurse and no engagement is reported despite earlier rumors.
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Mildred Sherman
Sea Bright
Hjaima Anderson
Anderson
Wall Paper Sale Offered at Low Prices at Golden
A. TF Golden of 579 Broadway announces a large stock of wall paper in stock ready for inspection. He claims prices have not risen and offers to sell cheaper than ever.
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Golden
Broadway
Dorothy Arnold Sends Postcard Claiming Safety
New York February 6. Francis R Arnold father of the missing Dorothy received a postal saying I am safe Dorothy. Police have the card and compare the handwriting to the missing woman. Dorothy, 26, vanished eight weeks ago with more than $60 000 spent in the search worldwide. The note renews hope and the investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Francis R. Arnold
Dorothy
Severe Snow Storm Threatens East Coast Region
Washington reports warnings from Delaware Breakwater to Eastport Maine and across New England New York Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan as the season's worst storm approaches A Western blizzard that crossed Canada is forecast to return to the region while politics move on in Albany with Dix denying support for Sheehan and ballot results showing Sheehan at 66 votes Depew 59 and other totals
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlantic
Delaware
Eastport
Maine
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Canada
Dix
Sheehan
Albany
Depew
Shepard
Parker
Littleton
Glynn
Kernan
O’brien
Taylor
Sulzer
Red Bank Elks Lodge to be instituted on 28th
Red Bank will inaugurate its Elks lodge on Tuesday February 28 with District Deputy Farmer of Jersey City assisted by Long Branch Lodge No 742 B P O E. The entertainment committee led by Mercimer V Pachi has organized a parade of delegates from Elks lodges in Long Branch Asbury Park Trenton New Brunswick Morristown Perth Amboy Newark Jersey City and more. A banquet at the Armory will greet visiting members and Dr Edwin Field will serve as first exalted ruler after helping obtain petition signers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank Lodge of Elks
Jerse
City
Long Branch Lodge
The
Elks
Red Bank
Mercimer V
Pachi
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Trenton
New Brunswick
Morristown
Perth Amboy
Newark
Jersey City
Armory
Edwin Field
Veteran Hendrickson Buried After Civil War Service
Funeral services for Barkalow Hendrickson were held at his Cypress Street home with Rev. Dr. George H. Neal presiding. Choir members Mrs. C. L. Edwards and Mrs. W. W. G. Laconi sang. Burial followed under the direction of funeral director John G. Sexton. Hendrickson served three years in the Civil War with Company H Forty-eighth New York Volunteers, mustered August 18, 1861.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barkalow Hendrickson
Cypress, Street
George H. Neal
Carr Twins Suffer Pneumonia After Fire Exposure
James Townley and Frances Carr six year old twins of T M Carr New Jersey Southern Railroad train despatcher and Mrs E K Carr are ill with pneumonia at the home of former Mayor and Mrs C O McFaddin in Chelsea Avenue Chelsea. They were exposed in the Townley cottage fire near Franklin and Second Avenues. Two physicians attend. condition is considerably improved today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Townley
Frances
Ek, T. M. Carr
New Jersey Southern Railroad
C.0. McFaddin
Chelsea Avenue
Townley Cottage
Franklin and
Second Avenues
Red Bank Woman Forms Winter Social Club
Miss Gladys Anderson of Monmouth Street Red Bank has organized a social club planning parties and dances through the rest of the winter to entertain members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Anderson
Monmouth Street
Red Bank
Great Detective Booklet Free With New York Sunday World
A second Sherlock Holmes is coming as a complete, free booklet with advance order. The Great Detective Booklet will be given away with the New York Sunday World starting Sunday February 19. Don’t miss this exclusive offer advertised in the Daily Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherlock Holmes
New York Sunday World
Oakhurst School Report Quiet January Attendance
At Oakhurst graded school in January eighty four pupils had perfect attendance with no absences or tardies. The report lists students by class grade 1 through 8 with teachers Estelle Voorhees Hankum Carr Ralph Brown and L. M. Bender among staff and a large roster of pupils including Martha Harvey Wilson and Beatrice Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakhurst
C. J. Strahan
F. B. Rhodes
Esther Bower
Mae Bowne
Marion Carr
Olive Fury
Helen Gardel
Agnes Hibbetts
Margaret Rawson
Genevieve Smith
Mabel Tilton
Minnie Wyckoff
Cora Youmans
Edward Risele
Howard Jeffrey
Edith Eisele
Beatrice Bishop
Ella Bower
Marion Worth
Hankum Carr
Fred Davison
Albert Farry
Henry Harvey
James R. Hibbetts
James R. Johnson
Isaac C. King
William Postel
William Rawson
Nathan Wells
Henry Bennett
Marion Gordon
Mary Harvey
Helen Johnston
Rosina Worth
Carolyn Woolley
Ethel van Sickel
L. M. Bender
Ralph Brown
John Eisele
Robert Gough
Willis King
Will King
Leroy
Kathryn Gordon
Gnes Gardell
Jane Bennett
Grace Woolley
Arthur White
Hilbert Finn
Jito Kratochvil
Russell Hibbetts
Parker Woolley
Arthur Gough
Asiel Wiseman
Bertie Ireland
B. H. Gordon
Myron Bennett
Raymond Bennett
Jeorge King
Joseph Woolley
John Oumans
Carrie Dalton
Pearl Funcke
Constance Patterson
Steinbach Store Renovations Modernize Interior
The Jacob Steinbach store underwent noticeable renovations this month. Woodwork across the interior was refinished in white creating a clean look. The second floor lavatory was moved to basement quarters to free space. Second floor changes increased display room for the furniture exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Steinbach
Musicale at Red Bank features William H Bug in church program
American tenor William H Bug will sing at a musicale Thursday night February 16 at the First Methodist Church Red Bank. Contralto Dora Becker, Madame Linde and other performers also participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Bug
First
Tailor Tailor Buys Automobile For Business And Pleasure
Mendal Jacobs owner of a tailoring shop in the southern city section has purchased an automobile for business and pleasure. He previously bought the Warren D. Brand building in the Elberon area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendal Jacobs
Warren D. Brand
Elberon
Mr. Jacobs
Otto Kaufman Opens New Butcher Market on Joline Avenue
Otto Kaufman completed purchase of the Higginson property and opened a new butcher market on Joline Avenue. The business is now welcoming customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Joline Avenue
Otto Kaufman
Joline Avenue
Higginson
Marnty
Governor Wilson to Address Cincinnati Meeting in Trenton
Governor Woodrow Wilson has accepted an invitation to speak before the Society of Cincinnati of New Jersey at the Old Barracks in Trenton on February 22. The event follows a July 4 meeting and will begin with voting at 3 20 p m and dinner at 7 p m. Other speakers include Judge Charles G. Garretson Rev Hugh B MacCanley and Colonel Lewis Perrine. Special Meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary at Neptune Hose House Tuesday February 7 at 730 p m urging all members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilso
Sociey of Cincinnati
New Jersey
West Front Street
Trenton
J. W. 8. Campbell
Freehold
Wilson
Charles G. Garretson
Hugh B. MacCanley
Lewis Perrine
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Neptune Hose House
Red Bank to Inspect Battered Pit for Condemnation
A joint Red Bank Borough Council and Board of Health meeting will assess The Pit near Beach Street after a petition signed by over 100 residents calling for sanitary improvements. Inspectors found filthy unsanitary interiors, crumbling walls, unsafe stairs, broken ventilation and gases. only about three houses deemed fit to live in and most may be condemned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank Borough
New Jersey Southern
Beach Street
Conover
Red Bank
Board of Health
Poplets Celebrate Fifth Annual Dine and Cheer
Members of the Long Branch and Asbury Park Poplets and guests enjoyed the club’s fifth annual dinner at the Norwood Hotel last evening. Carriages paused on Broadway as guests arrived to a purple and white decorated room with ferns and cut flowers. Captain Fred Waller received a two elk tooth charm set in gold as thanks for leading club undertakings.
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Long Branch
Asbury Park
Norwood
Fred Waller
Waller
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey and Northeast
Weather Bureau forecast for thirty six hours ending Tuesday evening warns of snow or rain this afternoon or tonight in New Jersey with clearing Tuesday and brisk winds from the northeast turning to northwest. Northeast storm warning extends from Delaware Breakwater to Eastport Me with a disturbance over the Hispaniola moving east bringing snow and brisk winds tonight and likely Tuesday. Barometer at 0.44, wind 24 mph northeast. Temperatures range from 19 to 25 degrees in the last twelve hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Washington, D. C
A. m
Delaware
Eastport
Opinion defines boycott decision by highest court
The New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals filed its opinion upholding an injunction against the Glass Bottle Blowers' Association in Mineola during a long South Jersey strike. The majority ruling by Chancellor Pitney affirms the legality of restraining coercive acts, picketing, and boycotts that harmed the George Jones Glass Company. A minority view by Justice Minturn accompanies the lengthy decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals
Court of Chancery
George Jones Glass Company
Glass Bottle Blowers’ Association of the United States
Hts
Mineola
South Jersey
Whic
Court of Errors and Appeals
Organized Labor
Court of Last Resort
New Jersey
Pitney
George* Jones Glass Works
Blass Bottle Blowers’ Association
Glass Blowers’ Organization
Workers’ Association
Oycott
Little Silver Plans D of L Council Formation
Little Silver will form a Daughters of Liberty council with a preliminary meeting to be announced. Crystal Wave Council No 54 member Mrs Elting Convalescent now at Monmouth Memorial Hospital in a precarious condition but recovering and enjoying sun parlors. friends invited to visit.
Sea Bright Board of Trade to Meet at Town Hall
February meeting of the Sea Bright Board of Trade will be held at Town Hall tonight. Several important matters are on the agenda including trolley extension new beach front pavilion and an east side road from the station to the North Borough Crossing. A number of new members will be admitted to membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Bright Board of Trade
Town Hall
Mrs Fay and sisters sail for Bermuda
Mrs James Fay sails for Bermuda with her sisters Misa Anna and Miss Henrietta Ferns. They expect to be absent for several weeks.
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James Fay
Misa Anna
Henrietta Ferns
Bermuda
Keyport Plans Dollar Dinner At Pavilion Hotel
The Publicity Committee of Keyport will host a dollar dinner at the Pavilion Hotel on February 16. Frederick Frick, formerly of Red Bank, will prepare the meal. Henry Salz chairs the banquet committee and several out of town speakers are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyport
Frederick Frick
Red Bank
Henry Salz
Mrs Desch on the Stage in Westward Tour
Mrs Charles Desch, once prominent in Sea Bright borough affairs, is now an actress touring in the west. Her son Adolph Desch, long based in Sea Bright, has joined her company and will travel with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Desch
Sea Bright
Desch
West
Adolph Desch
Two Local Court Cases Disposed Of This Morning
Ferdinand Krug arrested Saturday night for disorderly conduct had sentence suspended for two weeks after posting a $5 appearance deposit. Michael Conklin, taken to City Hall by Patrolman Vetter, was committed to the county jail for ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrowsmith
Ferdinand Krug
Patrolmah Errickson
Mitchael Conklin
Patro
Man Vetter
Gootheil Accepts Swenson Challenge For County Bowling Title
J Sylvester Gootheil of Long Branch accepts Victor Swenson's challenge to a county bowling match. Swenson, a leading Red Bank bowler, will compete and the stakes are either $25 or $100. A local note mentions Harry Surles at Tibert Hotel for a drink with a distinct flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gootheil
J. Sylvester Gootheil
Long Branch
Victor Swenson
Swenson
Crne
Red Bank
Gootheeil
Ares
Saleslady Wanted for Broadway Store Position
Advertises for a bright energetic saleslady at 208 Broadway. Requires age, experience, and personal details in a letter addressed to the branch bank. Promises prompt attention to qualified applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Storch
Broadway
Jane
Wed Bank
Burglars Looted Sacco Building in City
A gang robbed John G. Sacco & Sons on South Seventh Avenue, hitting both the grocery and the adjoining banking office with a skeleton key. They looted stamps, postal cards, $25 in change, cigars, cigarettes, and sardines, causing about $300 in total loss and damage. Police investigated with Det. Capt. Walling, while post office inspectors reviewed the scene for clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Sacco & Sons
South Seventh Avenue
Introuers
Thirears
Walling
Post Office Service
Astad
Mrs Chandler Dead in Red Bank at 67
Mrs Elizabeth A Chandler of Red Bank wife of John W Chandler died early yesterday at her Oakland street home of pneumonia aged 67. Survived by husband two children Miss Florence Chandler and Courteilman George W Chandler and sister Miss Jennie White. Funeral from the house Wednesday at 2 30 pm conducted by Rev Dr William B Matteson, First Baptist Red Bank. Interment Fair View cemetery. Funeral Director Robert Smith in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neptune House
Mary, Crean
Nicholas Crean
First Avenue
Crean
Long Branch
New York
Laird Street
Elizabeth A. Chandler
Red Bank
John W. Chandler
Jughter
Department of New Jersey
Oakland—street
Pluro-Piermonia
Florence Chandler
Courteilman
George W. Chandler
Jennie White
Chandlers
William B. Matteson
First Baptis Church
Fair View Cemetery
Robert Smith
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Dare
Simpson Church
Rebekahs
Lakewood
Asbury Church
Woollley
Miss Sherman
Dorothy Arnold
Father
Red Bank Elks Institution
Carr
Daily Record
Oakhurst School Report
Steinbach
Gov. Wilson
Cincinnati
Red Bank Board of Health and
Asbury Park and
Long Branc! Society
Norwood Hotel
Weather Bureau Forecast
Mary Crean
John Reese
St. Mary's Seminary
Baltiwhore
Reese
SACCO
Mrs. Chandler
Sexton Bros
Sédewetr
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