Funeral of Alma Belle Scott Large and Somber
A large funeral for Alma Belle Scott, a teacher and Second Baptist Church member, was held Friday at two o'clock with Rev. Asbury Smallwood officiating. The service included multiple congregational groups, a cemetery procession, and a broad floral tribute from church and school connections. Interment followed at White Ridge cemetery in Hatontown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Baptist Church
Alma Belle Scott
Asbury Smallwood
A. G. Young
Lakewood
New Jersey
Scott
Frisby KB. Lawa
T. C. Falcon
Harrigan Beckett
Fenter
Freehold
Hamel Progressive Music Circle
A. Groves, Jr
J. T. Baily
Second Baptist Choir
Daisy Watts
Chattle High School
N. Y
L. B
Ciss
Pilgrim Church
Fred Beckett
Joseph Gardiner
Joseph Williams
George Gillan
Ernest Cooper
Edwin Cooper
Harrison Andrews
George Munson
Russell Woodson
Charles Carr
James Brown
William Wise
Perry Andrews
Harrison Beckett
Addie Byers
Daisy Dangler
Lillian Dangler
Alice Bowie
Margaret Branch
Helen Current
White Ridge
Hatontown
William H. Morris, Jr
Directors Meet Tonight At City Hall
Board of Trade directors gather at City Hall this night called by Chairman Dr. George H. Baker to discuss the 1913 carnival and its management. Also notes an old plank to be sold at Pleasure Bay on Saturday January 25 at 2 p m by Freeholder John M. Corlies and County Commissioner John Daly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. League
the Beast Monmouth League
City Hall
AH. Hope
Wilbur A. Heisley
Board of Trade Directors
George H. Baker
Pleasure Bay
John M. Corlies
John Daly
Star of Sea Parish Cleared of Debt by Rector Announcement
Rev. William P. Cantwell announces Star of the Sea Church is debt free after years of work. Parish assets include Lyceum property Mt Carmel cemetery and a free parish school with 240 scholars, supplying books, with graduates taking trusted roles, saving the city about 15000 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star OF Sea
Our Lady Star of the Sea
William P. Cantwell
Dr. Cantwell
Metuchen
James A. McFaul
Trenton Dictare
Lyceum
Third and
Chelsea Avenues
Sexton
Mt Carmel
Cantwell
Ye Parish School
Star of the Sea Parish
New Jersey
The
Star of the Sea Church
Shooting affray injures Red Bank resident Mazza
James Mazza, a 30 year old resident on Willow Street in Red Bank, was attacked by three assailants who fired revolvers. He suffered multiple gunshot wounds including two in the back and a bullet through the upper lip with injuries described as not life threatening. Mazza, a section foreman for the Central Railroad of New Jersey, is hospitalized at Monmouth Memorial Hospital and is expected to be about within a week. The incident remains under police investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Vaugein
Otto Vaugoin
Rheinland Hotel
Broadway
Harry BE
Shaw
Eewin Field
Red Bank
James Mazza
Willow Street
Mazza
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Central Railroad
N. 7
Churches urged to observe Child Labor Day nationwide
Right Reverend John Scarborough praises the National Child Labor Committee as it requests 7 500 clergymen and educators to designate Saturday Sunday and Monday as Child Labor Days The committee distributes pamphlets and reports rising interest from clergy The New Jersey committee crafts a bill to align state law with the Uniform Child Labor Law while addressing schooling conflicts The campaign has broad church and academic backing including the American Bar Association Get a masquerade suit and join the Lyceum dance in Long Branch tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Scarborough
New Jersey
National Child Labor Committee
New York City
Federal Council of the Churches For Christ In America
Charity Ball Plans for North Jersey Ahead
Plans for the twenty second annual charity ball to aid Monmouth Memorial Hospital near completion. The event at the Lyceum on January 30th will feature a banquet, tickets priced at 3 dollars, and is organized by Auxiliary No 1 which has just turned in 1000 dollars to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Beach
North Long Branch
Long Branch
Aily Record
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Lyceum
Third
Chelsea
Sfort
Auxiliary No
C. Henry Irwin
William H. Price
John Daly
William H. Stack
William H. Walsh
North Jersey Shore
Aunt Betsey's Parin Bee at Simpson M B Church tonight
The Queen Esther Circle presents Aunt Betsey's Parin Bee in the lecture room, a humorous one act play with a full program of piano solos and an instrumental duet. Cast includes Silas Crusty, Aunt Betsey Daggett, Uncle Ephraim Daggett, and many local townspeople. Also listed are moving pictures and a masquerade at the Lyceum with various ads and sales notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsey
Queen Esther
Simpson M. B
Butterfly
Ethel Williams
Marion Blakeslee
Silas Crusty
Joseph Lackey
Ephraim Daggett
Harry Davis
Betsey Daggett
Anna W Davis
Cynthia Susan Daggett
Flossie Reid
Jehiel Daggett
Chester Arthur
Malvina Bobbitt
Ralph Howland
Prudence Cumstalk
William Soden
Nicholas Crofut
Ghasip
Edgar Woolley
Abraham Ourderdonk
John C. Smith
Chattle Five Downs Red Bank In League Opener
Chattle five defeated Red Bank 26 to 6 on Red Bank’s court in a league opener. Captain Gano led Chattle with six goals. Sabbath and McQueen scored for Red Bank as the hosts aired a vocal crowd of 300. East Jersey standings list Chattle atop the league with Atlantic Highlands, Middletown, and Red Bank trailing.
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Chattle
Red Bank
Chatthe High School
Echool
Wls
Gano
Byron Blaisdell
Hines
Hed Bank
Sabbath
McQueen
Ree Bank
Wno
Hartizan
Fix
Arzenti
Errickson
Charlie
Hager
Blaisdell
Chittle
Red Hawk
Atlantic Highlands
Red Bank Gav
Slnihae Coko
Briskey Hartigan
Tiles
Mager
Jeffrey
Ensley White
Helles
Roberts
Reid
Worthington
Woolley
le B
C. Chattle
Sarecreses
Iad
BOR
Bonnes
Middletown
Chattle Cubs
Cubs
London Reported Peace Conference Move In Ottoman Porte
Unofficial dispatches from Constantinople claim the Porte will seek resumption of the peace conference and offer to cede half of Adrianople while keeping the other half as a Holy City. A rival dispatch says Bathin Aiies delivered an ultimatum that armistice ends in fourteen days if no peace is reached. The Grand Council is in session and is believed to favor peace.
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London
Eng
Porte
Adrianople
Holy City
Constantinople
Bathin Aiies
Grand Council
Mrs Still Lad To Rest Saturday In Pine Brook
Mrs Sara B Still 65 died at her Pine Brook home likely of apoplexy after being found by neighbor William Wilson on Tuesday. A 2 year old niece frozen and exposed was rescued. coroner ruled death accidental. Interment followed Friday's services at Pine Brook Bor Dentown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Brook
Eatontown
Bordentown
Sara B. Still
Stipedy
William Wilson
Noight
Wilson
William H. Morris
John Fisher
Marriage Climax of an Odd Romance in Red Bank
The quiet wedding of Misa Emiline Allen and Wilson Matthews took place at Red Bank's First Baptist Church parsonage with Rev. Johnson LeMinster officiating. The couple, linked by a yearlong correspondence sparked by a letter Matthews received from Allen after she left her address on a coat, shared a brief ceremony and a wedding supper at the bride’s Bridge avenue home before beginning housekeeping there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Emiline Allen
James 8
Margaret A. Alen
Red Bank
Wilson Matthews
Binghampton
First Baptist Church
Maple Avenue
Red Wank
Johnson le Minser
Assence
Mr. Matthews
Miss Allen
Avas
Matthews
Wisner
Mabel BK. Hurley
Margaret Allen
Bridge Avenue
Riverstret
Rumson Names Four Police Officers and Two Health Board Members
Mayor Corlies appointed John McPeak William Porter William Mullen and Charles Conk as police officers and George Harvey and George Churchill as health board members at the Rumson Borough Council meeting Friday night. The budget will be prepared at the next council session. Mrs Kuturah A Reeves, 86, a resident of Atlantic Highlands for years, died suddenly Saturday night at her son Willis Reeves home in Atlantic Highlands. Coroner Harry C Fay issued a burial permit. The body was sent to Jalip Long Island for burial yesterday afternoon and interment will be in a cemetery there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corlies
Health Board
Rumson
John McPeak
William Porter
Willian Mullen
Charles Conk
George Harvey
George Churchill
Board of Health
Mrs. Emma W. Matthews Dies in Lakewood
Mrs. Emma W. Matthews aged about sixty dies at a Lakewood home after health travel from Potter Avenue for Christmas holidays. She leaves husband and three children. Funeral services are set at Second Baptist Church with interment at White Ridge Cemetery. pallbearers and a Good Samaritan Lodge member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma W. Matthews
Potter Avenue
Lakewood
Mary Taylor
William H. Morris, Jr
Second Baptist Church
Good Samaritan Lodge
White Ridge Cemetery
Dynamited Pound Poles Along Ocean Front
Fifty eight pound poles owned by Conover Gaskin were blown up yesterday under Frank Hrrickson supervision. The explosions were heard far and wide and residents along the shoreline watched the event with interest as the splash arced out to sea. Rev W B Scott and wife extend thanks to pastors and choirs of local churches for support after the loss of daughter Alma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conover Gaskin
Frank Hrrickson
W. B. Scott
Second Baptist Church
Trinity A. M
Alma
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Trenton
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
William 8
Eustis
Evenue
Weat
Campbell’s Arcade
Electriciy
North Broadway
Independent Hebrew Sick Benefit Association
Jacob Steinbach
Grand Theatre
Iitt
W. P. Cafitwell, LL. D
He Shree
Sin Hospital
Scarborough
Hebrew Free Juriai Ground Association
Simpson Church Society
Jemima Love
Melissa Reid
Phibe Glisten
Edgar Morton
Minerva Bartlette
Lottie Britton
Rachel Pettus
Lela Sutphin
Lorinda Christy
Nettie Britton
Rhoda Sampson
Anna Kessler
David Stubblefield
Everett Covert
Noah Woodcut
Roy Joline
Simeon Kram
Edgar Simmons
Oliver Mulberry
William Miller
Richard Raven
Stanley Green
Abel Fastman
Myron Barber
Jess Scrapper
Leona, Lacour
Jeff Scrapper
George Weeks
Messrs. Woolley
Arthur, Reid, Hobson
Lychum
Parker's Moving Pictures
Cupid
A. F. Golden
High School
Jacob Steinbach’s
Empire Theatre
Monmouth Street
Movin
Turkey
Mrs. Still Lad
New York Hospital
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