Poor Society Completes Year Aiding Tuberculosis Patients
At the annual meeting of the Long Branch Society for the Improvement of the Poor officers were elected led by President Mrs. Leon Cubberley and several vice presidents. The society reports a very gratifying year aiding the needy with clothing hospital care and general charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch Society For the Improvement of
Leon Cubberley
C. P. McFaddin
William C. Price
8. Hirschfeld
Lucy Morford Blakely
John Heldt, Jr
William Cate
Trenton
Glen, Gardner
Glen Gardner
Umes
Mayor Van Mater vetoes borough resolutions in Atlantic Highlands
At a council meeting Mayor J. H. Van Mater vetoed two resolutions affecting the office of superintendent of public works and clerks duties on water and light accounts. He cites public interest and taxpayer views, saying the clerk should handle collections and that the salary stay at 160 rather than 800. The council notes the veto is not written yet. Superintendent Ralph Orebaugh resigns. February salary fixed at 125, and a sinking well bid of 981.50 is approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. van Mater
Atlantic Highlands
Heimbold
Franklin
van Mater
Ralph Orebaugh
Halloran
Electric Light Committee
Orebaugh
Sweeney
Morris
R. R
N. J
Highland Avenue
Armstrong
Board of Health
Edward Christian
H. J. Bennett
H. A. Bennett
Chattle Wins East Jersey League Title In One Sided Final
Chattle clinched the East Jersey League championship by routing Red Bank 362 to 66 in a season dominance echoed by their earlier 186 point total against opponents. Capt. Gano Briskey Blaisdell and Hines led a flurry of scores as Red Bank's young squad struggled to keep pace on the Chattle court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Chattle
Bankers
Red Bankers
Sion
Hines
Jack” Arzenti
Harile
Gano
Blaisdell
Briskey
Jeffrey
McQueen
Capt
Blafedell
Lolly” Hines
Kane
Eager
Argenti
Hicks' Tomorrow and Fulton Ads Highlight Retail Offers
Advertisement notes Black Walnut Molasses Taffy at 40 cents and a new line of Muslin underwear at Fulton’s. It also seeks girl operators for sewing machines with paid training, offered by Steiner and Son, signaling steady year-round work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton's
Steiner‘and Son
Abtoas
Visiting Nurse Work Outlined in City Campaign
Literature distributed at the mall promotes The Long Branch Visiting Nurse Association detailing its aims and how to join. Membership blanks are available with requests to send to Miss Clara Jeffrey or J H. Davis Jr. The note urges broad citywide support and highlights nurse Helen Forbes’s growing demand for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Viashing Nurse Association
Clara Jeffrey
Sixth Avenue
JJ H. Davis, Jr
Citizens’ National Bank
Helen Forbes
Atlantic firemen entertain ladies at monthly event
Forty to fifty attendees enjoyed the Atlantic Fire Company No. 2 Ladies Night in the Press building. Prizes went to William Whearity and Mrs. Alfred Reilly. A buffet luncheon followed as the group plans a future return by the ladies to the volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Fire Company, No. 2
William Whearity
Alfred Reilly
Atlantic Firemen
Navesink cripple dies at Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Alonzo Maxson dies at Monmouth Memorial Hospital after being moved there from his Navesink home for treatment. At 38, he had been crippled for life since a tree accident on the Reed estate fractured his spine six years earlier. He was a member of All Saints Memorial Church. Funeral services to be led by Rev. John C. Lord. He leaves a mother, three brothers, two sisters, and his late father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Maxson
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Navesink
Locust
N. J
All Saints’ Memorial Church
John C. Lord
Maxson
John
Levi
Sidney
Mary
Emma Skidmore
Walter Maxson
Briefs in Trolley Case at Newark Hearing
Long Branch businessmen led by Mayor Newcomb and City Solicitor W A Breyens appeared before the State Utility Commissioners in Newark. Delegations from West Long Branch and Eatontown attended as witnesses testified to Monmouth County Electric Company's poor line condition, rolling stock, uneven roadbed, poorly heated cars, and five-cent fare discrimination. Continued on Sixth Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Newcomb
W. A. Breyens
Newark
West Long Branch
Eatontown
Monmouth Counity Electric Company
Mrs Pagh Hosts Five Hundred Club in Red Bank
Sixteen members of the Five Hundred Club of Asbury Park were entertained by Mrs. Mort. V. Pagh at her Red Bank home on Branch Avenue. The afternoon featured Five Hundred play and a buffet luncheon. Awards included cut glass pieces for Mrs. Charles Hereth, Mrs. Jennie White, and Mrs. George M. Burnham. guest prize went to Mrs. Warren S. Conklin. Next meeting set for Mrs. Beers’ home at the Hotel Manhattan in Asbury Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Hundred
Asbury Park
Mort. V. Pach
Branch Avenue
Red Bank
Charles Hereth
Jennie White
George M. Burnham
Warren
Conklin
Fone
Charles Toland
James D. Carton
Augustus Cornelius
Walter White
Jason Layton
Theodore Hulick
Charles H. Beers, Jr
Victor Chabere
Randolph Miller
John Hubbard
William Ford
Beers
Manhattan
Monmouth Court Bills Become Law in New Jersey
Governor Wilson signed 24 bills, finalizing measures from Monmouth County on hospital care and court facilities. The actions include establishing the Second Judicial District of Monmouth, authorizing a $100,000 county courthouse, and funding an armory in Red Bank for the Second Troop of Cavalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Wilson
Thomas B. Marshall
Indiana
Marshall
State House
Senate
Slocum
Monmouth County
Long Branch
Branch
Seashore
Smalley
Assembly
Lyons
Kirkpatrick
State Wish & Game Commission
Mr. Mount
Red Bank
Taylor
Asbury Park
Organ Recital Fills St James Church With Noted Performers
A new organ at St James Church was opened with a recital. Performers included Channing W. Lefebvre, soloist from the Cathedral of St John the Divine, with Mr Toppings, Miss H Louise Hruske, and Chester Allen Arthur. The audience lingered to inspect the organ chamber and the acoustics highlighted the church's audio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’ Church
Channing W. Lefebvre
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
New York
St. Stephens Church
Washinton
D. C
Topping
Madison Avenue
Seventy-first Street
H. Louise Hruske
Chester Allen Arthur
Grieg
Frederic
Mendelssohn
Lefebvre
Lemare
Bonnet
Bonnet—Intermezz
Mr. Lefebvre
Mr. Topping
de Koven
Miss Bruske
Former Dictator HAZ Returns to Mexico with Escort
Former ruler of the country is escorted by officers from his Paris residence to Mexico as Felix Diaz nephew of the ex-president declares candidacy. Diaz believes the move will aid his campaign and hopes for a favorable reception upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haz
Mexico
Paris
Diaz to Return to Mexico With Escort From Cairo
Cairo to Paris path for Porfirio Diaz's return was set as officers prepare to escort him home. Felix Dias, nephew of the ousted president, announces his candidacy amid Mexican political maneuvering. A ten day battle reported with 4,000 killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
Paria
Diaz
Cairo
Egypt
Paris
Felix Dias
Porfirio
Felix
de la Barra
Dias
Scarlet fever report notes two mild cases in town
The medical inspector of Middletown Township reports only two mild cases of scarletina in the area and says they were not contracted at the school. He also states the Hillard child at New Monmouth does not have scarletina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Township
Hillard
New Monmouth
Johnson and Turner Wed at Belmont Home
Irene Turner and William Johnson were married Thursday evening at the bridegroom’s sister Mamie Johnson’s Belmont avenue home. Rev. Asbury Smallwood officiated the ceremony and the couple received a handsome collection of presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Johnson
Irene Turner
Mamie Johnson
Belmont Avenue
Asbury Smallwood
Abram A Francia 68 Dies of Diabetes at Home
Abram M Francia aged 68 of Atlantic Avenue Long Branch died at 3 AM from diabetes after failing health. He was a carpenter, longtime Knights of Pythias and Jr. O U A M member, survived by his wife Annié and six brothers. Funeral plans to be announced. funeral directors Hyer and Miss May Yohe to handle arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram M. Francia
Atlantic Avenue
John
Mary Francis
Adephia
Knights of Pythias of
Adelphia
Council
Neptune Cotinell
No. 217
North Long Branch
Oliver Byron Engine Company
Pythian
Annié
Robert Tohn
Samuel
Adeles
Asbury Park
Aiiation West
Atlantic
Gelllages
Hag Ben
West Long Geiberty
Hyer An
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Parker
Moving Pictures
Empire Theatre
Philharmonic Society
Long Branch Hospital
L. de la Roussille
Broad Street
Farm Fear Deal
Ideal Gentleman's
Morehorse
Ford
Campbell's
Electriciy
Telephone
North Broadway
Office of Public Works
Parker Sick
W. 8. B. Parker
Broadway
George Carre
Branchport Avenue
East Jersey
Red
CUBS
Empire ‘Theatre
Hicks
A. M. Huel
Bay View Avenue
R. Quackenbush
C. R. Quackenbush
Navesink Cripple
Advertiaegient
Fulton
Neptune Hall
Oliver Byron
Daily Record
Red Bank Line
Utility Board
Philip Schmidt
Ivine
Mrs. Pagh
Five Hundred Club
Golden's
Atlantic Avenue House of the
Sotteri Shrewsbury I B. & Yecht Club
Griffin
Oliver Byron Hotelo
Monmouth Court
Asbury Park District
NEW Jersey Bills
Senator Fielder
RED Bank Armory Law
St. James
den Fruhling Handel
Largo
Dickinson
Bercouse DuBois
Mr. Arthur
BY Felix Diaz
Didacy
THEI
Johnson-Turner
Abram
M. Thanlid
May Yohe
Diamond Fame
Empire Rea
St. James' Missionary Broadway
Third Ave
Tteam
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