JOWR Henry Greene Dies at Oakhurst in Ocean Township
John Henry Greene longtime Ocean Township resident and community figure died at his home on Went Park Avenue after eight this morning. He suffered Brights disease and heart trouble and had been in failing health for a year. Survived by wife and several children and brothers, he lived in Oakhurst and was active with the Kinney estate, the Baptist Church, and fraternal orders. Funeral by First M B Church Oakhurst. Burial Glenwood West Long Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Greene
Ocean Township
Park Avenue
Bright
Mr. Greane
John Greene
Greene
South
Norfolk
Jersey
Oakhurst
New York State
Vat
Southland
Irving
Chettle High School
Artur
Trenton
George
Thomas
James
Frank
Rulif
Alice van Nostrand
Keyport
Barnegal
M. B
Glenwood Cemetery
West Long Branch
William H. Morris, Jr
War to be renewed unless Turkey gives up its holy city
Allies threaten to renew war if Turkey does not concede Adrianople at today's peace conference session. Delegates vote to give Turkey 24 hours to accept, then would walk out and urge renewed actions against the Turks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
London
Raibin Pedee
Balkan
Adrianople
Third Annual Banquet of Lumber Dealers Employees
The Third Annual Banquet of Lumber Dealers Employees, hosted by Price's Hotel Pleasure Bay, gathered thirty guests from Price's Gifford Lacour Crammer & Co. in a shore dinner. The event featured no speeches, a seasonally enhanced feast, attentive service, and mutual compliments as the hosts shared an evening of camaraderie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price’s
Gifford, Lacour, Crammer & Co
Price
Pleasure Bay
Willers
Married at Trenton in New Year's Nuptials
Miss Edna Jenkins daughter of William A Jenkins of Trenton wed Edward Morni Pierce of Long Branch at the bride's mother's home in Trenton with Rev G L Allen officiating. The couple, both known in Trenton and Long Branch, will reside in Long Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce-Jenkins
Edna Jenkins
William A. Jenkins
Trenton
Edward Morni ¥ Pierce
Long Branch
G. L. Allen
Calvary Baptist Church
Miss Jenkins
Mr. Pierce
Consolidated Gas Company
Mrs. Pierce
Many Pastors Attend Ashley Funeral Services
Impressive services marked the funeral of Reve C Ashley at Trinity A M Church with Rev A J Murray presiding. The program included hymns, scripture readings, solos, and tributes by ministers and friends as relatives gathered. A second service followed at the Macedonian M E Church with Rev Dr Spearman presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ashley
Trinity Oa
Choi
M. L. Roundtree
Rey
H. C. Cummings
J. C.H. Christmas
B. D
Asbury Park
T. M. Webster
D. de
Solo
Lulu Schenck
Aimpathy
West
al That City
K. N. Heath
Jesus
Blanche Steward
Daisy B. Dangler
J. Thomas Bailey
Branchport Bridges Could Be Raised Three Feet
Marshall Woolley and county officials surveyed the Atlantic Avenue Bridge at Branchport to approve a three foot raise. The move would increase water navigation for larger motor boats and maintain approach integrity, with initial backing from South Shrewsbury Ice Boat and Yacht Club and the County Board of Freeholders. The Empire Theatre ad follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Woolley
Wesley Sar
John Daly
George JD
Branchport
South Shrewsbury
Red Bank Firemen Elect New Officers At Meeting
Twenty five members of Relief Fire Engine Company No. 1 in Red Bank attended the annual meeting at the Pearl Street firehouse. Foreman William T. Antonides Jr led a close election, with three candidates, and appointments were made for the year including Parade Committee and ball coordinators. An annual ball is set for January 29 at St James Clubhouse, with prizes for ticket sales and a nearby charity focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Antonides, Jr
Relief Fire
No. 1
Red Bank
Pearl Street
William T. Antonides, Jr
Thomas L. Litele
J. Howard Applegate
A. M. Gaskill
Arthur Jeffrey
Clifford W. Stiles
J. Brawer
Herbert Chamberlain
Forman Antonides
Ellwood
B.lgins
A. W. Worden, Jr
Thomas Ll. Little
Mireme
Edward Trooks
Shrewsbury Avenue
M.C. Eb, Co
St. James’s Club
Monmouth Street
Antonides
A. W. Worren
William H. Duncan
Thomas L. Little
Clifffford W. Stiles
John McGraham
Joseph Bray
Stephen Hoffman
Ellwood B. Ivins
George L.worthley
Fred J. Brower
William Hohman
Ames
T. Clayton
Borough Hall
Arrowsmith Post
G._A.R
Rad. Bank
Eels Shipped by Parcel Post at Red Bank Office
The Red Bank Parcel Post system runs smoothly under Assistant Postmaster John J. Many with stamps and packages, no large packages yet or extra staff needed. The first parcel mailed by clerk Pedar J. Gisleson went to a New York friend at 6 15 am Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
John J. Many
Peder J. Gisleson
New York
Many
Robber Identified After Victim Knocked Unconscious
Harry Reddington of New Monmouth is charged with highway robbery and assault after Morgan Wright identified him as the assailant who knocked Wright unconscious, stole a silver watch, and fled. Reddington, born in New Monmouth, was captured with the watch recovered, and he faces arraignment before Justice James A. Sickles and possible grand jury action. He was to be sent to Freehold and had reportedly planned to enlist in the army.
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Cains
Wood Minag
William Chandler
Red Bank
Harry Reddington
New Monmouth
Morgan Wright
Reddington
James A. Sickles
Red Hawk
Jin Wardly
Wright
Justice Sickles
Minagh
New Monsmouth
Unconscious man found in vacant lot in North Long Branch
John Fo Conrow a longtime North Long Branch resident was found unconscious yesterday afternoon on a vacant lot at the corner of Vayilion and Second Avenues where he had been working. He was taken to Monmouth Memorial Hospital after an examination suggested acute indigestion and a possible tongue injury from a fallen tooth. He remained under care with improved condition noted this morning.
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John Fo Conrow
North Long Branch
Vayilion and
Second Avenues
Res Dence
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
H.R. Slocum
Highlands Appoints New Secon Council President
Mell Johnson elected president of the Highlands Secon Council for the year at its New Year’s Day reorganizational meeting. Mayor Harry N. Johnson and council members A. R. Reid G. Mell Johnson re-elected. other officers named include Clerk Tuls HH Lane and Borough physician Dr John Opfermann. Bills audited and to be paid total 5187.86 with state and borough school taxes among largest entries.
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Mell Johnson
Secon Council
Yue Highlands Council
Harry N. Johnson
A. R. Reid
G. Mell Johnson
J. 'K. Hind
Marcus A. 'Péaney
Charles T. Parker
Reuben Parker
C. Mell Johnson
Tuls HH
Lane
A. T. Derby
John Opfermann
Jesse Lawrence
George W. Hardy
Board of Health
Samuel Foster
Samuel Strang
Sea Bright Dory Photo Featured in Local Exhibition
A fine 30x40 Sea Bright port photograph by Henry EF Keller is shown in Jacob Steinbach's window and will be exhibited again at a forthcoming New York motor boat show. Keller reports strong winter orders and a growing national reach for his images. Jane Murphy plans a new store on Main Road to expand her Brighton ice cream and confectionery business, with a $2,400 building upgrade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry EF. Keller
Hull
Jacob Steinbach
New York
Jane Murphy
Rumson
Brighton
Rumson Hotel Improvements and Redesign at Ryman
The Central Hotel at Ryman will add a dining room nine by five feet square, plus a large pool and billiard room as part of winter renovations led by F Hagen of New York. The first anniversary auxiliary dance for the Oliver Byron group will feature Prof J Pitman West’s orchestra, with refreshments. Nearby notices advertise an auto license and rental listings at 129 Brighton Ave and 1-2 West End.
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Ryman
F.hagen
New ‘Rome
Brom Grows
Oliver Byron
Neptune
J. Pitman West
New Year Musical Aids Little Silver Funds at Bewsick Home
A New Year’s Eve musicale at the Bewsick home in Rumson Road near Red Bank drew Little Silver supporters and guests from Red Bank. Local talent led by Professor Harold Laror and the Red Bank Glee Club performed pieces including Lizbeth Ann and a violin number, with bright electric room decor and festive flora enhancing the event.
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William Wa
Bewsick
Rumson Rdvd
Long Branch Avenue
Red Bank
Little Silver
Paige
Bewalck
Harold Laror
First Baptist Church
Tied Bank
Misa Dot Beely
Leroy Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Theodore Soden
Freeholders Begin New Term After New Year’s Oath
Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders organized for the new year with re elected members taking office at Freehold and returning home after oath. The Gun Club election event at Monmouth Beach was postponed to the following night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders
Freehold
Gun Club
Monmouth Beach
Death of Miss Jennie Hall at Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Miss Jennie Hall Golored, a former Monmouth avenue resident, died yesterday at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. She was about 410 years old and worked as a laundress. Remains were taken to the funeral home of Williem J H. Morris Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Hall
Monmouth Avenue
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Williem J H. Morris, Jr
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Henry Greene
William Mahoney
Richard Rogers
Sona
Robert Fivlice
South Broadway
Columbia Pharmacy
Mulhollands Building
Steimbach
James Muthotland
Congressman Patten
Thomas G. Patten
Washington
Congress
National Capital
A. B.C. Club
Marie Skelley
Bridge Avenue
Poor
W. Worden
Mary Boyd
Wrelyn Chandler
Margarat Skelly
Maria Skelly
Leo Warwick
Carlton Warwick
Frank Brazo
Lyceum
Store O
M4cFaddin Garage
Ashley Funeral
Camden
Atlantic Ave
Empire—Theatre
Moonmonth
Chas. W. Ritter
Church Hall
Detroit
Harrison Shampanore
Pws Silver
St James
St. James
Fulton's
Breadway
W. B
Broadway
Campbell’s
Electriciy
North Broadway
the Daily Record
New, Monmouth
He ‘Is
Conran
Horges
Highlands
John Cooper
Vetter
Cooper
Mra. Cooper
Arrowsmith
Goldstein's
Itos
Sugar Bowl
New Grocer
Rushsdit
Rumson Hoatelry
John
McFaddin A. McGuire Co
Brighton Ave
West End
Fine Inmusicale
Little
Silver
FOND
Freeholders
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