Night School Ends With Popular Evening Program
The city’s first night school closed with a lively assembly hall program attended by about 100 students and 25 visitors. Performances included a mandolin guitar duet by Pasca and Mele, a quartet led by Miss Waring and Miss Bruske, solos by Miss Bruske and Miss Morris, and an address by Superintendent Gregory. Ice cream and cake followed. the nightSchool averaged 120 attendees.
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Assembly Hall
Pasca
Mele
Tl Trovatore
Miriam Morris
Madelin
Pasea
Gregory
Michael Pasca
Joseph Mele
Forward Movement Plans Discussed At Men’s Meeting
One hundred men from six evangelical churches heard Rev. Dr. David W. Lusk of Newark discuss Men and Religion Forward Movement at Simpson Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church. A committee, including Ray, Greenleaf, Dr. Green, Riddie, and Van Cleaf, was appointed to organize a large three day campaign. The meeting featured songs, prayers, and readings, and noted Newark’s twenty year religious awakening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Lusk
Newark
Forward Movement
Simpson Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Dr. Lusk
Charles H. Ray
Frank Greenleaf
J. O. Green
William H. Riddie
Harry van Cleaf
Lusk
Thomas B. Hughes
Joshua
J. G. Lovell
W. H. Foster
Alfonso Dare
Long Branch
Boston
the Republic
Judd
Neal
Hughes
Lovell
Jack Frost Ice Yacht Breaks Backbone
The third class ice yacht Jack Frost owned by Captain James O'Brien suffered a break at Great Meadow turn when the backbone split from midships to the bow sprit. Captain Blair and Captain Walter Riddle steered clear as the vessel became helpless. Repairs will require a new backbone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
James O'Brien
Charles Blair
Walter Riddle
Great Meadow
Blair
Sea Bright church supper serves 353 for debt relief
Sea Bright M E Church held a large midweek supper attracting summer visitors and locals. Ex mayor John W Byles led the wait staff as the church raised about three to four hundred dollars to finish paying the debt on the $35,000 property, leaving a balance for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles—F. Smith
E. 8. Nesbitt
J. J. Reed
New Jersey bill seeks to create the First Monmouth Judicial District
Senator John W. Slocum introduced a bill to incorporate the First Judicial District of Monmouth County. The act defines the district including Sea Bright, Monmouth Beach, Long Branch, West Long Branch, Deal, Allenhurst, Ocean, Asbury Park, Neptune, Bradley Beach, Neptune City, Avon-by-the-Sea, Belmar, and Spring Lake, with the district operating under existing district court provisions. If enacted, the act would take effect immediately and may allow sessions in multiple locations to reduce civil lease costs for seashore residents.
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John W. Slocum
Senate
Monmouth County
County of
Monmouth
General Assembly
State of
New Jersey
County of Monmouth
Sea Bright
Monmouth Beach
Long Branch
West Long Branch
Deal
Allenhurst
Ocean
Asbury Park
Neptune
Bradley Beach
Neptune City
Avon-by-the-Sea
Belmar
Spring Lake
Asbury Park Press
Trenton
Monmouth District Court
Jury Park
JOLLY JUNIORS FEAST FOR MISS MARION SHERMAN
Miss Marion Sherman hosted a Valentine party for the Jolly Juniors at her Norwood Avenue home. Guests included Dorothy Quinn Phyllis VanBrunt Hazel Fieh Estelle Davis Hazel Pierson Milired Woolley Dorothy Doran Helen Sherman Hloise Joline Cecile Hitlinger Florence Sherman and others. Men present were Robert Sinclair Byron Blaisdell Carlton Clark Irving Gano Emmett Mulholland Thurlow West Forman Litfie T Bryant Smith and F LeRoy Barry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Sherman
J. Wesley Sherman
Norwood Avenue
Jolly Juniors
Miss Sherman
Dorothy Quinn
Phyllis
Dorothy VanBrunt
Hazel Fieh
Estelle Davis
Hazel Pierson
Milired Woolley
Dorothy Doran
Helen Sherman
Hloise Joline
Cecile Hitlinger
Florence Sherman
Robert Sinclair
Byron Blaisdell
Carlton L. Clark
Irving Gano
Emmett Mulholland
Thurlow West
Forman Litfie
T. Bryant Smith
F. LeRoy Barry
Red Bank Dance At St James Club Attracts Two Hundred
About two hundred people attended the Wednesday night entertainment and dance at St James Club house on Monmouth Street in Red Bank. Prof Matthew Hollywood’s Red Bank orchestra provided the music and refreshments were served.
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St. James’ Club
Monmouth Street
Red Bank
St. James
Euchre Club
Red Bank Euchre Club
Grace Brady
Broadstreet
Lewises
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey Tonight and Saturday
The Weather Bureau expects fair conditions in New Jersey tonight and Saturday with little temperature change. Northeast winds up to 38 miles per hour observed recently, humidity around 80 to 90 percent, and a barometer near 29.82 inches.
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United States’ Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Rainbow wins two yacht cups at Long Branch
Captain O F Roberts's Rainbow won the Price Cup in the morning and the Crub Cup in the afternoon at the Long Branch Ice Boat and Yacht Club. Rainbow led from the start to beat Miniattie by over five minutes. Blanche, Jack, Frost and Hagle did not finish.
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O. F. Roberts
Rainbow
Roberts
Miniattie
Blanche
Jack
Frost
Hagle
Long Branch Ice
Mimattie
Jack Frost
Eeagle
Red Bank Roads Likely Return to County Care
An afternoon meeting of the Board of Chosen Freeholders at the Germania Hotel in Red Bank is expected to decide to have the county maintain about two and a half miles of borough streets. Front street from Cooper's Bridge to Oceanic road and Broad street to the railroad crossing are among those proposed for county upkeep. Red Bank had asked the board to reconsider the arrangement, which last placed maintenance with the borough four years ago after a dispute over control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Cooper
Board of Chos ‘En Freeholders
Thomas H. Wise
Red Bank
Middletown Township
Mr. Wise
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Germania
Borough of
Front Street
Cooper's Bridge
Oceanic Road
Broad Street
Railroad Crossing
Board of Freeholders
Walters to Fill Pulpit at First Reformed Church
Rev. A. J. Walters of Philadelphia will preach both morning and evening at the First Reformed Church this Sunday. Walters, noted as an after dinner speaker at last year’s Men's Bible Class banquet, is described as a pleasing speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Walters
Philadelphia
First Reformed Church
Walters
Red Bank Council Holds Special Meeting On Borough Affairs
In compliance with law a special Red Bank Borough Council meeting was held last night in Dr Thompson's office with Borough Collector W. W. Thompson and Borough Assessor A. L. Ivins to review the Borough of Bank's affairs.
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Red Bank
W. W. Thompson
A. L. Ivins
Dr. Thompson
Borough of Bank
Red Bank Musicale at First Presbyterian Church
The Sunday school room in Red Bank hosts a musicale Friday night next week with recitations by Misa Mayme Wilbur, vocal solos by Margaretta White and Harry Linson, violin by Howard Noe, piano by Mrs Arthur Bliss White, and a male quartet. Also Goldstein's advertises a women's coat sale for $5.00 on Saturday Feb 17. Steiner & Son seeks women to presse night shirts with paid learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Red Bank
Misa Mayme Wilbur
Margaretta White
Harry Linson
Howard Noe
Arthur Bliss White
Delicious Cakes and Bread Sale and Eatontown entertainment
Auxiliary No. 1 conducts a bake sale for M Hospital at Northam's Plumbing, 221 Broadway Eatontown. Crescent Hall hosts an entertainment for St Dorothea Catholic church Eatontown with 250 attendees from Colts Neck Long Branch Red Bank and Farmingdale. Hollywood's Orchestra of Red Bank provides music and dancing follows until late. Committee members include Gaul Drennen Dwire Conway Steele Donnelly Garrigan.
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M. Hospital
Northam
Broadway
Crescent Hall
Eatontown
St. Dorothea’s Catholic Church
Colts Neck
Long Branch
Red Bank
Farmingdale
Hollywood
John Gaul
Patrick Drennen
Wiliam Dwire
Michael
George Conway
George Steele
James Donnelly
Douglas Garrigan
First Baptist Church Sunday Services and Roll Call
Rev. T B Hughes will preach at the First Baptist Church Sunday at 10 30 a m and 7 80 p m The Annual Roll Call is planned for Thursday February 22 at 2 30 p m and 7 40 Supper at 5 30 Good speeches music and supper expected All are cordially invited Cream chewing taffy at Sugar Bowl tomorrow Beer options at The Commercial Holy Name Society social and dance at Holy Cross Hall Sea Bright Monday Feb 19 8 p m Tickets including ladies 50c Music by Wyman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Hughes
First Baptist Church
Holy Name Society
Holy Gross Hall
Sea Bright
Wyman
Toate
Asbury Church
North Long Branch
Hilberhardt
John Handley
Trade Board
Cmy
Board of Education and Health Board
Board of Trade
Coburger
Pilsner Beers
City Hall
New Jersey Republicans Back Earlier Presidential Primary Date
Trenton reports the Republican Senators move to amend the Geran election law placing the presidential primary on the first Tuesday in April instead of the fourth Tuesday in May to align with National Committee rules. They avoid amending the corrupt practices act beyond legalizing vehicle use for transport to polls. Red Bank Auxiliary of Monmouth Memorial Hospital raised 26 dollars from yesterday’s Eisner building entertainment in Broad street, Red Bank, with strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
National Republican Committee
Senate
Red Bank
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Eisner
Broad Street
Elberon Bowling Team Defeated by Asbury Park Wheelmen
The Elberon bowling team lost two of three games last Wednesday at the Diberon alleys to the Asbury Park Wheelmen. Elberon hoped to show visitors how to toss the pins, but the Wheelmen prevailed. A rematch is planned at Asbury Park soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elberon
Diberon
Asbury Park
Woman's Work in the Church Discussed at First Presbyterian
A well attended meeting of women at the First Presbyterian Church last night explored women’s roles in church work. Mrs. Hughes delivered an address, followed by several prayers as the session concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Hughes
Long Branch Debates Date for Special Commission Election
An active meeting of the Commission Government League in Library Hall discussed timing for a special election on adopting the modern city government in Long Branch. The group aims to double petition signatures and plans to announce the election date soon in the Daily Record. Attendees praised Mayor Donnelly and Mr Devlin for their service, with future meetings scheduled. The league reports healthy finances and outlines campaign steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission Government League
Library Hall
Long Branch
William K. Campbell
Committee On
League
Frederick W. Donnelly
Trenton
Martin P. Devlin
Donnelly
Devlin
Commission
Daily Record
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Willard J. Roop
Columbus Place
Mr. White
Cuba
John B. White
Charles M. Scott
Fifth Avenue
Key Weat
Pla
White
Nave
Key West
Florida East Coast
Massatesh Council
Pocahontas
American Mechanics’ Hall
J.C. Disbrow
Empire Theatre
Monmouth St. Red Bank
Chas. W
Pala Jearning
Steiner, & Bon
Aart
Phil Schmidt
Andy Lustbaum
South Broadway
Antoan
O’brien
Rumson
St. George
George W. Baxter
Royal Society
Jasper Salt
Sugar Bowl
Steiner & Son, Butt
Shore
Chattle Young
Weather Bureau Forecast
The
Jersey
Crub
Red Bank Council
Red Bank Musicale
Goldstein's
Steiner,& Son
Eatontown Church Entertainment
Pilsner
Mrs. Hughes
St. Luke's Church
Ocean Grove
Guewie Morria
Washington Street
Majestic Theatre
Monmouth St
Railroad Station
Joseph Rodgers
Moving
Steiner@ Son
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