Jail sentences for theatricals men at Freehold
Walter Rosenberg proprietor and Harvey Phillips manager of the Broadway theatre were sentenced by Judge John Foster to five months in county jail with fines of 160 and 50 dollars respectively for keeping a disorderly house by showing a moving picture on Sunday evenings. The jail terms were suspended pending no further violations. Four colored men and one white man were sentenced to the state reformatory at Rahway for related crimes including breaking and entering and larceny. The January grand jury returned 39 more indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Rosenberg
Harvey M Phillips
Broadway
John Foster
Freehold
Phillips
Rosenberg
James D. Carton
Asbury Park
Supreme Doys
Henry Jonnba Ahr
Walter Rosen- TE
Foster
Rahway
Charles Stewart
Logan Coleman
Frank C. Bryam
Red Bank
Bard
Asbury Carney
Richard Rowling
Middletown
Webster Williams
John T. McChesney
Robert Winters
Jenks Deeman
Keansburg
Frederick Johnson
Williams
Charles Sexton
Winters
Jersey City
Rivbert
Simpson Officials Banquet Review At Simpson Church
At the Simpson Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church fourth quarterly conference in Long Branch a banquet for the official board and wives was hosted by District Superintendent Dr. James W. Marshall. Sixty two attendees enjoyed a full meal as nine written reports plus verbal remarks highlighted the church’s strong condition and new equipment. Rev. Dare, pastor for four years, leaves March 8 for Haddonfield with higher pay, as successors are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
James W. Marshall
Marshall
Simpson Church
Long Branch
Dare
Ile
Haddonfield
Camden
F. A. DeMaris
Vineland
Monorth League
Ladies' Social Union Hosts Successful Third Chelsea Chicken Supper
The Presbyterian chapel in Third Chelsea avenues hosted a hot chicken supper last night by the Ladies' Social Union. Over 140 were served and the service was one of the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Chapel
Third Chelsea Avenues
Ladies’ Social Union
Miele
Funeral for William R Chamberlain in West Long Branch
The funeral for William R Chamberlain son of Lawyer William I Chamberlain was held Tuesday afternoon at Old First M E Church West Long Branch with Rev C B Fisher officiating. Pallbearers included A D Van Note James M Hyer Harry Shermary Hwiick Harry Hopper and Th hb. The choir sang Abide With Me and Lead Kindly Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R Chamberlain
William I. Chamberlain
Old Pirst
M. EB
West Long Branch
C. B. Fisher
A. D. van Note
James M. Hyer
Harry Shermary
Hwiick
Harry Hopper
Th Hb
F. A. Poole
LMUugh Movement to Glean Up Pit in Red Bank
A Red Bank United effort led by the Red Bank Y M C A aims to clean the Pit area. The kickoff at American Hall drew about 50 colored residents with clergy, teachers, and local women planning a March third cleanup. A committee will map actions including a flower garden contest and sewing circles, Bible classes, and athletic programs to uplift the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunn
Lakewood
Mr. Bunn
Red Bank
Board of
Edwcation
Be Street
Movement
Mr. Bann @x
Talented Club of Young Men Formed in Red Bank
A group of young men frequenting the Red Bank Y M C A formed a club boasting baseball basketball hockey skaters swimmers a boxing ice boat skipper a vocal quartet and skilled instrumentalists plus a noted cook. They rented a building at 47 Mechanic Street meeting Tuesday night to finalize the organization and list members with varied athletic and artistic talents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank Y. M. C. A
Mechanic Street
Jack Abéls
Joseph Berlain
Oh. Fix
Harry
Cook
Plyer
Stanley Barrow
Big Church Supper Nets Over $500 for Sea Bright
The M E Church of the Fishermen Sea Bright raised over 500 dollars at a charity supper last evening with 453 meals served from five oclock. Secretary Tumulty acknowledged a donation and a forthcoming charity ball featured a guest quintet including Mrs Elmer Hadeard Arthur James Wilbur Gardner and Chester A Arthur of Long Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Sea Bright
P. Hall Packer
Elmer Hadéard
Arthur James
Wilbur Gardner
Chester A. Arthur
Long Branch
Leona Garrison
Keyport
Kenry Irwin
Aussiary No. 1
Lodemann & Lindhart
C. Henry Irwin
Willian H. Sutphin
Charles Hill
William A. Stevens
Joseph A. Burna
Carlton Warwick
Jacob Steinbach, Jr
Richard C. Warwick
Thomas Fraser Price
William M. Slocum
Charles H. Co. Clark
Arch Reid
TOTH ANNUAL BANQUET OF HORTICULTURISTS
The Monmouth County Horticultural Society held its tenth annual banquet last night at the Globe Hotel Red Bank. Attendees included male members and spouses with speeches by invited guests and members. Officers listed include President William Metadorf and Secretary Harry A Kettel. Dr. Aaron F Ballard is recovering from knee surgery after a Trenton bicycle accident. Poverty Social Tonight at St James Parish Hall with entertainment and refreshments. Second avenue property owners urged to attend a meeting at West End Raging Home on Saturday February 2 at 0 o'clock mi. Seeking attendance to discuss upcoming assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County Horticultural Society
Globe Hotel
Red Bank
Charles E. Hendrickson, Jr
Red Beak
St. Jaen
William Metadorf
Philip Bonner
George H. Hale
Harry A. Kettel
Percy Hicks
Philip Honner
John Kennedy
Willian Dowlen
Aaron F&. Ballard
Trenton
Ballard
Second Avenue
West End
Ice Storm Paralyzes City as Traffic Stalls and Injuries Rise
New York endures freezing rain and sleet causing widespread ice on streets and transit. Hospitals treat many slip injuries while a Long Island railroad worker dies after a fall beneath a train. Four hundred street workers strike over the weather, and a Second Avenue elevated car catches fire as passengers panic amid icy platforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Battery
Bronx
Brooklyn
Paffic
H. Shulman
Long Island Railroad
Elmhurst
Second Avenue
Retreet
Children Prepare Play At First Presbyterian Church
The children of the First Presbyterian Church under Miss C Adelaide Rows direction will present a play in the lecture room tonight. Ice cream will be served and a pleasant evening is promised. Miss Louise Arrowsmith, daughter of Commissioner and Mrs Thomas V Arrowsmith, graduate of the State Normal School at Trenton, is hired by Bradley Beach Board of Education to teach primary classes starting February 28. Closed Monday in observance of Worthington Birthday. Our store will be closed February 24. Co Ashbury Park, N J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
C. Adelaide Rows
Chantle
Tod Morow
Louise Arrowsmith
Thomas V . Arrowsmmith
Thy City
Staite Normal School
Trenton
Bradley Beach Board of Education
Ar ‘Rowsmith
Wiiklvington
Co. Ashwry Park
Assembly to Act on Many Bills in New Seven Day Rule
Trenton dates the House of Assembly moving to finish several bills next week under a seven day rule. Key measures include Rathbun's repeal of the Hillery tax rate act and a push to speed publication of laws. Other proposals cover election challengers, cash pay for railroad employees, and tax rules for county properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
House of Assembly
Assembly
Senate
Rathbun
Morris County
Fielder
Las
Carrow
Walsh
Bil
Election Board
Coun. of Common Pleas
Assembly 150
Fiske
Bruckner
Preckner
Curran
Leonard
Union County
Bredenbek
Second Closs
Byrne
Bowe
Anniversary Parade Marks Huerta Regime Amid Mexican Turmoil
New York reports mark the first anniversary of President Huerta’s arrival in power as 12,000 troops parade the streets. The article notes mass arrests and a looming threat while credit for Mexican finance is discussed and European loans are secured to stabilize the regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hachita
New Mexico
Maxime Castillo
Gisaecer
Castillo
Pase
Wae
Jday
New York
Pep
Europe
Adolfo de la Lama
Mexico City
Pranca
France
Huerta
Gare
Hotel Manil at Hempital and Pines Hotel
Fragmentary report notes Shermen Dennis as general manager of properties connected to the Pines Hotel and Monmouth area. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manil
Hempital
Shermen Dennis
Momerey
the Pines
Monmouth
Hotel For Sale Or Exchange In Prime Location
Leading hotel property offered for sale or exchange with up-to-date license. Located in a splendid setting, the listing asks $18 008 and invites proposals for an exchange arrangement. Friday morning open house scheduled for interested buyers or investors.
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Harvey Phillips
Reformatory For Youths
Banque
Mrs Chamberlain
Patterson House
Elberon
American Hall
Beach Street
Jthat
William E. Rock
the Echo
W. E B. Bunn
Red Bank Y. M
Charles W. Roeder
Professor Light
J. @. Adams
A. M. BE
George Washington
First Baptist Church
Gencannon
Leighion
Scully
Lyceum
Pres. Wilson
Joseph P. Tumulty
Dr. Callard
St. James’ Parish Hall
Jacob Steinbach
Tady
St James’ Parish Hall
Ufa
Dennis
Lenni
Maps
Monmentee Company
Frederick Frelinghuysen
Oakhurst
Taylor Judd
Y. Mc.a
Monmouth County
Judd
Washington Street
Accu
Gradley Beach
Winan Fish Pound
Castillo Blm Villa
Ane
Eraf
Extermina
Ledden
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