A Fine Musical Arcanum Program at Long Branch Council
Joseph Mezo the musical humorist will headline the open meeting of Long Branch Council No 429 Royal Arcanum at Masonic Hall next Tuesday night at 8 16. He arrives from Star Lyceum Bureau New York and offers over a dozen numbers including The Patriotic German Good bye Rose and Mrs Harrigan. The event features Past Grand Regent Theodore S Class as principal speaker and Daniel Edwards orchestra. Refreshments will follow. Edward Williams jailed for horse and wagon theft near Englishtown faces Rahway Reformatory after prior Jamesburg reform school residence.
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Long Branch Council
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Masonic Hall
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Star Lyceum Bureau
New York
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R. Kipling
Lohr
Theodore S. Class
Westfield
Asbury Park
Bierman
Charles H. Haring
Daniel Edwards
Henry Joline
Judd Chosen As County Scout Head
The Y M C A County Committee met at the Princeton Club New York with J Frederick Talcott hosting to organize the 1913 Boys Agricultural Contest. The next meeting will be January 26 at the Farmers Exchange in Freehold to outline plans and add representation from county sections.
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New York
J. Frederick Talcott
Boys’ Agricultural Contest Committee
Farmers’ Exchange
Freehold
Charles D
Department of Agriculture
Washington
State Experiment Station
New Intermedial School Building Here Dedicated
Long Branch hosts Educational Night as 500 gather to dedicate the Intermedial School building praised as a finest in the state. Chancellor Kendall, County Supt Enright, City Supt Gregory, and EB Slocum spoke while the Chattle high orchestra performed and students sang.
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Chattle High School
R. Slocum
Board of Education
Red Bank Clerk Becomes Tank Wagon Driver
James Pittenger of White Street Red Bank leaves his A and P tea store clerk job to drive the tank wagon for the Red Bank Texas Oil office. He will serve Red Bank and the city. Also notes an advertisement about sales and discounts on apparel and home goods with various price cuts and promotions.
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James Pittenger
White Street
Red Bank
A&p
Texas Ol) Co
Pittenger
First Presbyterian Church
Catholic Club Defeats Knights in Bowling Series Lead
The Young Men's Catholic Club edged the Knights of Columbus in the opening Lyceum alleys set, taking two of three games to lead the best out of ten silver loving cup contest. The Knights won the first game by fifty points, but the Catholics swept the next two to take a 2 1/3 advantage.
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McCueeeeeneets
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Rafferty
Warwick
Leonard
H. Burns
R. Burns
Beatty
Sicco Sretee
Ial
Eddie” Walsh
McCue
Tribe of Ben Hur 16th Anniversary Celebration Held
Tirzah Court No 2 Tribe of Ben Hur celebrated its sixteenth anniversary at Castle Hall with a large turnout including state manager J D Roberts. Delegation from Simonides Court Asbury Park attended, closed session held, and speeches by W D Bedell P F Dodd and others followed by supper and dancing.
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Stevens
Requests Inaugural Ball Eliminated
Trenton January 17 Governor Wilson opposes holding an Inaugural ball next March and urges the committee to consider omitting the event. He cites government expense and the diminished necessity for visitors to enjoy the inauguration and notes the Pension Building disruption. He sent a letter to Chairman William Corcoran Eustis requesting feasibility study.
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Wilson
Taft
William Corcoran Eustis
Man Hurt Rebuilding Red Bank Tunnel project
Corlies Howland of Long Branch avenue was crushed when a piling fell while he directed workers for his brother at the Red Bank depot site. He suffered three crushed toes but kept working on site, then was driven home and later returned to supervise.
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Corlies Howland
Long Branch Avenue
Jayse A. Howland
Sea Bright
Red Bank
Howland
New Jersey
C. R. FR
Robbery at Holmdel Post Office and Store
The J Alexander Guy general store in Holmdel, where the post office is located, was robbed early yesterday morning. Intruders forced the front doors and stole apparel worth 50 to 75 dollars, plus various merchandise, while failing to open the safe or take stamps. They left with incoming and outgoing mail, and traces along Nut Swamp road led to recovered checks and notes totaling about 1,000 dollars.
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J. Alexander Guy
Holmdel
Nut Swamp
Everett
Senate to Intro Anti Trust Bills in Monday Session
Governors corporate reform measures drawn by Chancellor Walker and Justice VanSyckle will be introduced in the New Jersey Senate next Monday evening led by Senator Davis. One bill would abolish holding companies and another would restrict securities to reflect real property value. Governor Wilson to issue a statement next Monday.
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Trenton
N. J
Wilson
Senate
Davis
Edwin Robert Walker
Supreme Court
Bennett VanSyckle
Checker experts clash in Red Bank YMCA draw
Long Branch and Red Bank checker crack teams met at Red Bank YMCA last night for a friendly match ending in a 21 21 tie with seven draws. Local star Samuel B Waite edged William Curehin Jr while Morris Dorewitz went 6 4 for Red Bank as spectators watched Waite and Meyers and Dorewitz and Gordon in tight contests. A rematch is planned soon.
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Waite
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Sons of Veterans Install Officers at G A R Hall
Officers of James B Morrin Post No 25 Sons of Veterans were installed at G A R Hall last night with Chief of Police as installing officer. New officers include Commander John P Hamilton Jr Sr Vice Commander Daniel Doran Junior Vice Commander Anderson Case Camp Council Charles O McFaddin J A Stratton James Campbell P C. Hamilton appointed further officers Secretary J C Schenck Treasurer R Bailey P C Patriotic Instructor Louis Reynolds Guide Henry Wingert Warden William Brown. Delegates to State Convention J P Hamilton Jr and William Brown alternates J A Stratton Daniel Doran. Social hour followed.
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Sons of Veterans
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Arthur L. Wymbs
Red Bank
Samuel T. Sleeper
John P. Hamilton, Jr Sr
Daniel Doran
Anderson Case
Camp Council
Charles O. McFaddin
J. A
Deal Fire Fighters Entertain Guests at Winter Social
Deal Fire Company No 2 held a large social at its headquarters with nearly four hundred guests. The two story firehouse was festively lit and decorated as seventy three tables hosted Boh celal Intercourse. Awards of over one hundred prizes were distributed and refreshments served before a late departure for Long Branch.
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Deal Fire Company
No.2
Long Branch
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