GILVER JUBILEE RECEPTION FOR HEAD OF SCHOOLS
Large attendance honors Superintendent Gregory at intermedial auditorium as twenty five years as head of state schools are celebrated. Christopher Gregory and James Monroe Green preside with tributes to Dr Thomas G Chattle. Graduates present a seven piece silver service gift at 57 Washington Street. Continued on page six.
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Bom Brapsh Gapoots
Gregory
Christopher Gregory
James Monroe Green
Intermedia
Long Branch Schoors
Thomas G. Chattle
Chattle
C. G
Freaks Gala at Eatontown Dances Draw Huge Crowd
A Crescent hall masquerade dance in Eatontown benefitting the local fire company drew visitors from Long Branch Red Bank and beyond. Attendees wore a wide range of costumes and masks with prizes for originality prettiness and decency. Wolcott's Orchestra supplied music and refreshments were served as prizes were awarded for best costumes and most original outfits.
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Crescent Hall
Eatontown
Long Branch
Red Bank
Wolcott
Lang from Newark Gets Thirty Days in County Jail
Charles Lang of Newark, who claimed to walk from Asbury Park, was sentenced to thirty days in the county jail by Recorder Arronsmith. Lang sought a sleep-in and was picked up for panhandling near City Hall after wandering traffic and pedestrians. He thanked the recorder upon sentencing.
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Charles Lang
Newark
Asbury Park
Guy Recorder
Arronsmith
Lang
Kingsland
Robert Waite
Ob City Hall
Abram Shoftichnick
S#hth Broadway
Patrolman-Mearvey
William Finne
Kearney
Emme Comyiai
George
Byard
Alee Gt
Edwards
Eulogies for Augustus Thomas at Old First Church
The service honored Augustus Thomas, longtime Bible school teacher and Missionary Society president. Dr. Fisher led the tribute as a quartet sang Abide With Me and Face to Face. Pallbearers from Arloch Lodge I O O F Long Branch Council Jr. O U A M James B Morris Post and G A R attended, with Old First Church board as honorary pallbearers and noted floral offerings.
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GMA
M. B. Churtheink
Augustus Thomas
Thomas
Old Church
Missionary Society
Fisher
A. R. Chinery
Richard Cornell
F. W. van Note
F. A. ‘Poole
Nicholas V White
William B. Lippincott
James B. Morris
Old First Church
Pocket billiards silver trophy contest at Finns Hotel
Pocket billiards hosts a handicap tournament at Finn's Hotel on Broadway upper city with fifteen entrants. Joseph Finn acts as handicapper, entry fee waived, trophy funded by Mrs Finn. Play starts soon with 10 point games and scheduled matches readied for players.
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Finn
Move Launched for Free Dental Clinics
A committee has been named to investigate advisability of Hak ome as part of a broader drive to establish free dental clinics. The initiative aims to assess feasibility, funding, and community impact for providing no cost dental care.
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MOVE
Hakome
Dentists push free clinics in Monmouth County towns
A movement to establish free dental clinics in Red Bank Atlantic Highlands Long Branch and Asbury Park began at a Monmouth County Dental Association meeting. Dr Be Van Bern announced a committee to study feasibility and Asbury Park officials pledged about 1000 for equipment. Dr VanDorn said the drive is genuine with local doctors volunteering time and towns urged to support clinic operations.
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Red ‘Freehold
Atlantic Highlands
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Héd*Bank
Dro. Be-VanBern
Monmouth County Dental Association
VanDorn
Red Bank
Meette
Leach
Wiliam
Men s League elects officers at Red Bank church meeting
The Men s League of the First Baptist Church Red Bank elected officers and appointed committees at its annual gathering. Frank No Worth resumes as president, Benjamin Ford as vice president, Myron Slater as treasurer, and Lyon Hunt as secretary. Committees include chanceman W D Robbins and others. Rev Dr McHur may visit Bank before May.
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Men's League of the First Baptist Church
Red Bank
Men's League
Frank No Worth
Benjamin H.ford
Myron Slater
Henry C. McLean
Lyon D. ‘Hunt
Cortland White
W.D. Robbins
Tomas Coultan
Myron Rh
Lynn D. Hunt
Mgh
Benjamin J. Ford
H. L. Mur
Samuel G. Woolchamman
Rey
J. J. Miner
Theoase Murdock
Accommpybe
Bok
Dr. Mchur
Calvary Baptist
New York
Thomas Oma
Judge Haight to be sworn in as U S District Judge
United States District Judge Thomas G. Haight will be sworn in to the office to which he was appointed by President Wilson. Born August 4, 1879 at the Light homestead near Freehold New Jersey he was educated at Freehold Military Institute, Princeton and New York Law School. He has held multiple public legal posts in Jersey City and Hudson County and is a Democrat active in state politics.
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United States
Thomas G. Haight
Wilon
Ight Homestead
Freehold
Freehold Military Institute
Princeton University
New York
Ww School
Edmund Wilson
New Jersey
Jersey City
Queen & Tennant
Wilson
Haight
Sttpent
Hudson County
Steet
Baltimore
John Tyler Haight
Mary Louise Drummond Haight
Monmouth County
Charles Haight
Mr. Haight
Annie M. Crater
Secrehave
Red Bank Health Board Reports Sewer Connections Expanded
The Red Bank Board of Health met Thursday night and heard an encouraging report on sewer connections. John H. Mount sought a one year extension but received only 30 days. Connections extend along Front street and several blocks near Maple avenue. No communicable diseases were found in the borough. Dr Sagee to contact the New York Board of Health about culture tubes for a kit. A Reds garage contractor requested a site to place a waste tank. the board noted their policy.
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Red Bank Board of Health
John H. Mount
Maple Avenue
Front Street
Globe Court
Wade
Eset Front Street
Broad Street
Mechanic
Washington Streets
Monmouth Streets
Reckless Place
Sagee
New York Board of Health
Reds
The
of Health
State Weights Chief Pushes Buy by Weight Law
William L. Waldron, New Jersey superintendent of weights and measures, urges a law requiring purchases by weight to curb fraud in food sales. He cites 13,374 scales condemned statewide and notes consumer swindles by unscrupulous dealers. He seeks stricter penalties and faster legislative action, with trials of the plan in nearby states.
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Trenton
Fielder
William L. Waldron
Waldron
New Jersey
Weldren
Brotherhood of Presbyterian churches meet at Red Bank
A large meeting of New Jersey Presbyterian Brotherhoods will be held Thursday February 12 at the First Presbyterian Church Red Bank. Two sessions morning and afternoon include four talks on Bible study spiritual life and business, with Rev Wilbert White Rev John Moment and other leaders.
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Brotherhoods of
Presbyterian Churches
First Presbyterian Church
Red Bank
Wilbert W White
John J. Moment
Newark
Nolan R. Best
Continent
Ea ‘Ward W. Dunham
The
Phil? Presbyterian Church
Trenton
Hon
W. 8. Bennett
Congress
New York City
J. M. Spears
Mont
Chattle Faces Ward Battle In Asbury Park Showdown
Chattle High School travels to Asbury Park for a fast basketball clash led by Byron Blaisdell and Bob Sinclair. The team pushes for top East Jersey League position as Asbury Park and Red Bank fight for first, with Bush Cavaliere out and Lolly Hines and Dan Caulking likely in guard roles. Shaped by Melvin Rice’s bid for the tag team, the night promises a crucial league test and possible cup contention.
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Chattle High School
Asbury Park
Byron Blaisdell
Chattle
Parkers
Bob” Sinclair
Bush” Cavaliere
Bush
Lolly” Hines
Dan Caulking
Asbury
Red Bank
Melvin A. Rice
Glasgow ship crew rescued as lifeboat reaches shore
A Creek lifeboat crew rescued several sailors early this morning after a quay incident. The remaining crew stayed aboard the ship as a breaker battered the vessel, while two life savers tended to the shore. Infant Barone died yesterday, with funeral services set for Holy Trinity Church Sunday at two. Burial will be at Mount Carmel cemetery. A revenue cutter and tug stood by at Sea Bright Dock as Rumson Chapter No. 41 Daughters of Rebekah hosted an installation night at Rumson Lodge with visitors and refreshments.
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Amena Yale
Rumson
Lodge
Daughters of Rebekah
L OO. F
Sea Bright
Longstreet
Asquaw Life Saving Station
Social Club Forming Nine Bowling Teams Challenges County
Members of the Long Branch Social Club organized nine bowling teams and will meet the L B Pilots next Tuesday night at the Lyceum alleys. The club also notes a yacht club meeting and ice yachting outlook as river conditions improve.
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Social Club
Long Branch Social Club
Lyceum
L. B. Pilots
Long Branch Ice Boat and Yacht Club
T. Fraser Price
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