James B Morris Post installation outlines officers
The text reports Eldridge succeeding Morris Post leader James B Morris in 1910, election of James Campbell as commander but he declined for health. Benjamin Eldridge is named commander with officers installed by John A Borden and notable GAR and Sons of Veterans delegates present. Officers include Joseph Lw Van Dervéer Jr as vice commander, Theodore Joline as surgeon, Theodore Woolley as chaplain, Howard A Brinley as quartermaster sergeant, William B R Lippincott as chaplain, and William Lacour as patriotic instructor, Henry Wingert as clerk of the day, Henry C Mapes as quartermaster sergeant.
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James B
Morris Post
Eldridge
James BL
James Campbell
Bell
Morets
Comrhr
John A. Borden
Asbury Park
Gar. Cain
Wiliam T. Abbott
A.C. Harrison
Arrowsmith ‘Post
Red Bank
Sons of Veterans
Samuel T. Sleeper
Benjamin’ Eldridge
Vite Konmiander
Joseph Lw. van Dervéer, Jr
Theodore Joline Surgeoi
Theodore Woolley
Howard A. Brinley
Wiliam BR. Lippincott
Henry Wingert
Eogard
William Lagerels Benjamin Eldridge
Tom Cour
William Lacour
Henry C. Mapes
Mrs Stolle Dies Suddenly Deal County Lab Proprietor Wife
Mrs Jenil R Stolle wife of Deal County lab proprietor Richard Stolle died suddenly of heart failure after a period of failing health lasting months. She was 61, survived by sons Frederick A. and Robert A. Webster and her husband. Funeral services to be held at St Marys Catholic Church in Deal. The family was at her bedside when she passed. The Stolle family had been prominent in the Deal area for thirteen years.
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Deal Country Lab
Jenil R
Stolle
Richard
Deal Country
Javo
Frederick A
Robert_A. Webster
St. Mary's
Deal
Big Traction System May Get Care Of Long Branch Line
Rumors claim Jersey Central Traction Co may gain control of Monmouth Electric Co and its Red Bank to Long Branch line and a branch to Fair Haven. Monmouth Electric’s status unclear. a receiver has controlled it, with no formal agreement reached. If acquired, Jersey Central would extend from Highlands across Shrewsbury River to North Long Branch, linking to Atlantic Coast Electric Railway and improving shore-area trolley service.
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Jersey Central Traction Company
Hag, Se
Monmouth Electric Company
Red Banke
Fair Haven
John Gaul
He Monmouth, Electric Company
Brown
Jersey Central
Red Bank
Monmouth County Electric Company
Adime
Dt da
Tornett
Jersey
Gentyal
Perth Amboy
Ee Lands
Golith
Keyport
Ae Ghorite Teto Freneau
Cam Seine
Charter Place
Long Branch
Jerseyral
Ite
Lnk
Red Banks Cantone
Beng
Highlands
Shrewsbury
North Long Branch
Atlan
Tic Coast Electric Railway
Improving Summer Homes Atterations at Guggenheim Villa
Tarpenter and general contractor H Kennedy of New York is making extensive alterations to the Guggenheim country villa on Ogden avenue. The work will cost several thousand dollars. Kennedy favors local contractors and has awarded much of the job to Long Branch workers, per the Guggenheim family’s wishes. He has long conducted remodeling work on country estates nationwide and is known at Oyster Bay for notable projects.
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Guggenheim
H. Kennedy
New York
R- Guggenheim
Qcoga Avenue
Kennedy J
Ouegemidti
Eis
Superin Lapras
Guggepieenhelm
Vehia Gita
Norwood
Cedar Avenues
Kennedy
Oyster Bay
Ee RR
Rend Mason Contractor
Knights of Columbus officers installed in Asbury Park
Tuesday evening Branch Council No. 336 Knights of Columbus installed its newly elected officers led by District Deputy James Carion of Asbury Park. Grand Knight Mastin McCue received a silk walking stick as thanks for his service. Officers Vetter and Csler helped capture a housebreaker. Local news notes include property sales, a golf championship bid, and revival services at Asbury M E Church with sermons and activities for children and families.
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Knights of Cofttabus
James
Cariop
Asbury Park
Mastin McCue
McCue
Thomas P.fay
Forger Victimized Many Local Firms in County Jail Arrest
William Garver, the alleged forger, was jailed yesterday after visits to local firms by a man using forged checks drawn to "William H." Brehm Bryem. He bought clothing and goods with $12 and $3 sums, fabricating signatures and prompting banks and merchants to alert authorities while investigators found a raft of forged checks.
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William Garver
Techrdér Arrowsmith
Carter
Daily Rector
Sol Frey
William H." Bryem
Rey
Brehm
D.C
Gifford, Lacour, Cranmer & Co
Chelsea Avenue
Bill Breem
Sea Bright
Carver
City Hall
Six Boy Runaways From Long Branch Reported
A surge of Long Branch youths left home without parental consent prompting police contact. Italian boys Antonio Etroll and Antonio Fuillente listed addresses on Willow and Springdale avenues. William Lane, George Garriel, and Nicholas Ryipare reported as runaways with guardians notified. Lane and Garriel were summoned. concern grows over family tensions and potential street wandering.
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Tne
Layton
Manhattan Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Chilkren
New York
Antonio Etroll
Willow, Avenue
Froic Aschoting
Prospect Street
Antonio Fuillente
Springdale Avenue
Mullaw
Matawan
William Lane
George Garriel
Nichola Ryipare
Lane
Garriel
Paligation
Kimeelt
Weather forecast and umbrella confusion at St Luke's
The Weather Bureau predicts rain in New Jersey tonight with cooler, moderate temperatures. A person took an umbrella by mistake from a stand at St Luke's entertainment on Wednesday. please return it to Mrs. Harry W. at Aman Oakwood Ave.
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New Jersey
St. Luke's Entertainment
Harry W
Aman
Oakwood Ave
Robber Gang Caught as Red Bank Burglaries Rise
A fourth burglary in Red Bank occurred early today at Arthur Sickles plumbing shop on West Front street thefts included a gold watch valued at twenty dollars, a knife and stamps. Four men were arrested and linked to other thefts. one suspect admitted involvement with Eatontown contacts. A separate theft hit Dr. C F Carr’s dental offices in the Morris building with forty dollars in gold fillings taken. Det. Captain Walling leads the investigations.
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Red Bank
Arthur Sickles
West Front Street
Sickles Place
Edward Braxton
James Kane
Joseph Booth
Henry Walden
Rowland Faery
Eatontown
Benjamin H. Crate
William F. Reilly
Reevy
William H.reevy
Fair Haven
Edward ‘ Connors
Grate
Mr. Connors
Patterson
Walden
Crow Hollow
Wolden
Kane
Booth
Beevy
C. F. Carr
Morris
Broadway
Pearl Street
Carr
Wila
Captain Walling
New Superintendent Jewell Succeeds Thelbert Edwards
Thelbert Edwards resigns as superintendent of the First Reformed Sunday School after years in charge to make room for younger members. A. E. Jewell elected superintendent. D. W. Smith asst. supt. Mrs. F. K. Shield primaries. Mrs. A. E. Jewell cradle roll. Mrs. Geo. Hall home dept. William G. Patterson secretary. Lillian Hufers treasurer. Geo. C. Hall librarian. Weston Burner assistant librarian. Miss Aurilla Conover pianist. Miss Hattie Burner asst. pianist. Hays B. Cubberley chorister. W. J. Parker asst. chorister.
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A. E. Jewell
Thelbert Edwards
First Reformed Sunday School
F. K. Shield
R V W Sewing Club Meets at Miss Steinbach Home
The R V W Sewing Club held its weekly meeting yesterday at Miss Elsie Steinbach 68 Third Avenue. Members sewed then enjoyed refreshments with guest Miss Ivan Nesbitt daughter of Col and Mrs B S Nesbitt of Sea Bright. The group plans monthly social evenings with some male company.
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Third Avenue
Elsie Steinbach
R. V. W. Sewing Club
Inéz Newbold
Alberta Ayres
Ethel Morris
Vera Minton
Miss Steinbach
Missing Keyport Man Sparks Fraternal Circles Appeal
No trace of Willam H. Baker, longtime Keyport butcher, found after two weeks of searches. Circulation of loss notices and his likeness spreads across New Jersey and nearby states by the Odd Fellows lodge to aid the search. Postmaster Ellison D. Petteys leads the effort in Keyport. Monmouth Beach fire department hosted the Ladies Auxiliary with music, dancing, and refreshments as they plan a forthcoming luncheon sociable. A 20 percent reduction sale is advertised by Ira A. Stricklin of Asbury Park Clothier on page 7.
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Willam H. Baker
Keyport
Trenton
Monmouth Beach
Ira A. Stricklin
Asbury Park Clothier
Mrs Wardell Dies After Long Illness In Long Branch
After three months of illness Mrs Almira Wardell widow of Gap ain Asher Wardell and mother of Postmaster Daniel W Wardell of West End Long Branch died at 285 West End Avenue. Funeral Sunday at two from the Wardell home Rev George H Neal of St Luke's M E Church will officiate. Interment at West Long with Hyer Flock funeral directors in charge. She was born April 12 1847 in Long Branch and was 64. Survived by daughter Miss Jennie Wardell and sister Mrs B H Hampton and Mrs Kath Sexton. Members of Adah Chapter No 6 Order of the Eastern Star and Arioch Rebekah Lodge No 21 will attend. For years she served in the life saving service and supported Captain Wardell at Takawassee Station No 5.
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Gapain Asher Wardell
Daniel
W.~.wardell
West End
Long Branch
West End Avenue
Wardell
George H. Neal
St. Luke’s M. EF
West Long
Hyer & Flock
Wardell Hadeen
Peter T
Almira Lane
Tate
Takaaki
Daniel W
Jennie Wardell
Sauvige
B. H. Hampton
Kath Sexton
Ot 7
Adah Chapter
Order of the Eastern St@r
Arioch Rebekah
C. F
Takawassee
Ware
Sitigte
Chattle Chat Club Honors Norma Stein Birthday Evening
The Chat tle Chat Club from the High School visited Miss Norma Stein at Fifth Avenue for her birthday. Red and white decorations set a festive tone, with Byron Wardell leading games, dancing, and refreshments. Highlights included high school teacher maxims, a confetti dance, a wireless telephone station, and a red and white pennant display. Attendees included Myrtle Sickles Margaret Howput Ortrade Crum Cecil Ettinger Helen Green Dorothy Doran Florence Sherman Pauline Stein and others.
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ChatTle Chat Club
Norma Stein
Fifth Avenue
Norma
Stein
Byron Wardell
Myrtle Sickles
Misses Myréle
Sickles
Margaret Howiput
Ortrade Crum
Cecil Ettinger
Helen Green
Dorothy Doran
Florence Sherman
Pauline Stein
Messrs
Langdon Morris
Clinton Little
George Little
Baron Rex
Henry Green
Melville Stein
Julius Corn
Starley Stein
Arcanym Rally Attended by Regent Conroy and Morris
Regent W L Conroy and Vice Regent elect Arthur C Morris of Long Branch attended an order meeting at Hee Bank last night. Several state officers were present. A collation observed after the meeting broke up.
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W. L. Conroy
Arthur C. Morris
Long Branch
Order
Hee Bank
Oakhurst Lecturer Busy Promotes Patrick Henry Talk
John Henry Green, longtime Jersey Coast volunteer, now lectures and debates on slide issues. He will speak on Patrick Henry before Norwood Council No. 127, Jr. O.U.A.M. at Neptune Hall on Friday night next week amid new policies for children at 10¢ weekly. P.O. Box 122 Sexton Bros., 516 Broadway.
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Oakhurst
John Henry Green
Jersey
P.O
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