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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1914

Page

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Pier Co Must Secure Consents Before Erecting Buildings

City lawyers say the Long Branch Pier Company must obtain consents from about sixty eight property owners before building two story structures on its pier fronting Mansion House. The opinion, read to the Chamber of Commerce, emphasizes the city must honor restrictions tied to original conveyances ensuring ocean view and unobstructed access.

Long Branch Pier Company Mansion House William A. Stevens Chamber of Commerce Leon Cubberley McFaddin South

Engagement and wedding plans for Rosemarie Meehan Whitehead and John Schuyler Casey

Mr and Mrs P C Meehan announce the engagement of their daughter Rosemarie Meehan Whitehead to John Schuyler Casey of Long Branch and New York. They will wed tomorrow at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament with Fr Taylor officiating. A breakfast at Delmonico's will follow. The couple will sail on the Amerika on Thursday. A dinner was held Thursday at the Hotel McAlpin in honor of Mr Casey by W H Treadwell Engineering associates. The Willing Worker Society of the Asbury M E Church meets tomorrow evening at the parsonage.

P. C. Meehan West Sixty-ninth Street New York Rosemarie Meehan Whitehead John Schuyler Casey Long Branch Church of the Blessed Sacréement Mgr. Taylor Elmonico's Hotel McAlpin W. H. Treadwell Frank Steveng Albert Farrier E. H. Foster E. 0. Johnson H. EB. Moore O. Schlutter A. H. Stein H. 8. Dougherty Mar Pe la Asbury M. EB

Red Letter Week Planned at St Luke's M E Church

The church announces a week of house to house conferences to strengthen parish ties. A congregational meeting tomorrow at 8 pm will finalize visit schedules for over 150 committee members. A social with music and luncheon follows.

ST. Luke's St. Luke’s M. E Ladies’ Aid Society

Lighting upgrades urged by Chamber committee at meeting

At a Chamber of Commerce gathering a committee led by President McFaddin was appointed to press the Board of Commissioners for improved street lighting. Members including Leon Cutheberley, Dr. William K. Campbell, and Siegfried Hirschfeld urged faster action and better Ocean Front illumination amid discussions on central street lighting and carnival plans, with a Long Branch Property Holders Association note indicating little overall interest in a 1914 carnival.

Chamber of Commerce Board of Commissioners McFaddin Leon Cutheberley William K. Campbell Siegfried Hirschfeld Marshal Woolley Ocean Front Edward E. Lacour Ocean Boulevard Long Branch Property Holders’ Association Park M. Woolley Long Branch

Belgian King Albert Thrown From Horse Injures Arm

In Soignes Forest near Brussels on February 17 King Albert of Belgium toppled when his horse stumbled and he sustained a broken arm. The accident occurred as the royal rider was navigating the forest area today.

Brussels Belgium Soignes Forest Here Albert

Rule Amendment Proposes Shorter Waiting Period for Bills

The article discusses a proposed amendment to legislative rules to cut the interval between second reading and final consideration of bills from ten days to seven days. It argues the current ten day period effectively lengthens the wait to about two weeks, causing many bills to die or be postponed. If adopted, seven days would allow bills read a second time on Monday or Tuesday to advance sooner.

North Shrewsbury Wins Championship in Ice Yacht Race

North Shrewsbury clinched the third class ice yacht championship at Red Bank as the Imp captained by Robert T. Heilemeyer finished first at 12 14 50 beating Henry Grant’s Tyre and William R. Joline’s Hazel L. The Princeton broke down and Tyro withdrew while Hazel L. finished third, with a challenge pennant race to follow Thursday as Red Hawk Club joins the field.

Red Bank Imp America North Shrewsbury Ice Yacht Club Hazel L Princeton South Shrewsbury Club Tyre North Shrewsbury Tyro Shrewsbury Red Hawk Club Robert T. Heilemeyer Henry Grant Garrett Morford North Shrewsbury Club Frank Johnson Wiliam R. Joline South Shrewsbury Iica Hazen Ee Georgie Charles Wity Relano Ken White T ‘Ag Henry Applegate Vim

Sea Bright Hopes For Federal Aid

Mayor Elliott seeks federal assistance to fund a breakwater project. He argues the Scully bill addresses land access to Fort Hancock, navigation on the North and South Shrewsbury rivers, and coastal sand movement threatening the ship channel, urging federal action.

Elliott Sea Bright Scully Fort Hancock Shrewsbury Jersey

Panter's Wife Suffers Fall Before Lodge Event

Mrs. C. B. Fisher wife of Rev. C. B. Fischer of Old First M E Church West Long Branch fell shortly before he left to headline a Lodge of Sorrow at Long Branch Lodge No. 78 F and A M The accident left her with severe bruises but she is rapidly recovering and the event proceeded.

C. B. Fisher C. B. Fischer M. EB Long Branch Fisher Lodge of Sorrow Mae Yong Peage

Littles Have Lincoln Day Heir

Thomas Little of Red Bank district manager for New York Telephone is father of a son born on Lincoln's birthday. Mother and baby are well. A lunch box sociable and dance will be held at Monmouth Beach Fire Hall on February 4.

Thomas Little Red Bank New York Telephone Company Lincoln Tom Monmouth Beach

Boy Breaks Leg In Peculiar Sleigh Accident

John Overby and his family from Brook street were aboard a delivery sleigh when it skidded near Norwood avenue and a wheel of the sleigh fractured his ankle. Harry Heldty assisted and Overby was taken to Monmouth Memorial Hospital. The injury will sideline him from sleigh rides for some time.

John Overby Brook Street John Heldt Liberty Street Norwood Avenue Sheffield Farms Overby Harry Heldty Leigh Monmouth Memorial Hospital

Red Bank High Girls Host Valentine Tea for Boys and Teachers

The Red Bank High School graduating class hosted a Valentine Tea in the sewing room last Friday with red and black decorations. Activities included dancing, games, and a vaudeville show, directed by the entertainment committee.

Red Bank High School Heldingsfeld Hazel Wayt Dave Gilland Agnes Moore Sara Stanger Fraul Ein F. Wilbur Jack Horner Marjorie Gilbert Louisette Mary MacIntosh Gladys Shropshire Angelica Ostendorff

Five Fatally Hurt In Train Collision Near Springfield

Springfield Mo Feb 17 five persons were fatally hurt and more than fifty others suffered serious injuries after a collision between two passenger trains on the Prisco Railroad at Nichol's Junction near here. Three were hurled into a ditch and all the injured were brought to Springfield early today.

Springfield Prisco Ait Nichol's Junction

Castle Hall Sold at Sheriff Sale to Long Branch LBA

Castle Hall home of Ocean Lodge No 83 K of P was sold at sheriff's sale for 8266.62 to Benjamin P Morris representing Long Branch Building and Loan Association. Castle Hall built in 1889 cost roughly 14000 to 15000 dollars. Four secret societies meet there and Tasting Piano Co leases the first and second floors. Tomorrow Thomas L Slocum to assume postmaster duties replacing Anthony Woolley after his fourth term ended. Keansburg bill withdrawn for advertising and will be reintroduced later. Church social at Everett benefits St Catherine's Church with awards and refreshments. Grocer B W Bennett buys the Conk homestead at 501 Broadway for O J Walker of Freehold.

Castle Hall Ocean Lodge K. of P Sheriff's Benjamin P. Morris Long Branch Building and Loan Association Ave Jago Everett St. Catherine's Church Walker B. W. Bennett Conk Broadway O. J. Walker Stephen Van @elder Bennett

Sea Bright awards bulkhead contract for fishery front

Sea Bright relief group awards a 7000 dollar bulkhead contract for about 709 feet of ocean front from the Connor line to the Octagon property with Jesse A. Howland the successful bidder. Mayor George W. Elliott said work would start soon as consents from property owners are obtained and funds from the relief drive are secured. The Sea Bright Board of Trade will hear a Riparian Right Commissioners report and seek legislation to allow the borough to build a breakwater as about 2325 feet of front in the borough is not riparian controlled.

Sea Bright Sea Bright Relief Association Jesse A. Howland George W. Elliott Elliott Connor Sea Bright Board of Trade John C. Payne Riparitan Board of Trade

Powder and Puff TD and Hospital Powder and Puff TD and Hospital

The Powder Puff Club of Red Bank plans a performance at the Lyric Theatre tomorrow night. Formed after a recent benefit for the hospital, the club aims to showcase three acts including A Lesson in Marriage and How the Vote Was Won. The cast features Harold, Constance B Greenawalt, Laura, Gladys Stewart, Richard, Laura's husband, Horace Cole, Benjamin L Atwater, Mae Throckmorton, Winifred Atwater, Meudie Sparks, Lizzie Wilkins, Josephine Weeks, Lily, Clare Gerald Williams and Egbert. Continued on Sixth Page.

Powder Puff Club Red Bank Lyric Theatre Harold Constance B. Greenawaldt Laura Gladys Stewart Richard Horace Cole Benjamin L. Atwater Ethel Mae ‘Throckmorton Winifred F. B. Greenawalt Meudie Sparks Greenawalt Lizzie Wilkins Josephine Weeks Lily Clare Gerald Williams Egbert

New York Army of 70000 Clears Snowdrifts

New York faces a snowbound afternoon as 70000 workers attempt to restore traffic and safety. Firemen struggle with cold and exposure, milk prices rise, and schools report record low attendance amid ongoing street clearing efforts.

New York Igen Fort Adamson Madé Featherston

Fire devastates Sea Bright inn amid widespread damage

A blaze at a Sea Bright inn left thirty rooms destroyed and its roof ruined. Teachers fled from Packer Cottage as fire spread, with insurance covering the loss. Firefighters faced a roof collapse before the lower floor remained, according to Mrs Veronick and Edward of the New.

Sea Bright Inn Veronick Edward

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Pier CO Stevens Hennessey Willing N. J Chamber of Cammerce City of Lons J. Oghuyler Casey King Albert Hellermeyer Yacht Joline Boat Clares A Cup Panter Lincoln Day GAN Association Keaneburg Conner Octagon Powder and Puff TD and Hospital Red Bank Organization Supreme Court State House Trenton Gummere E Preide Trenchard Cantaured Borgen Whaler Jay Packer Cottage
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