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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1913

Page

4

New York Suit Seeks Support for Ross Family

P Sandford Ross filed in the New York Supreme Court alleging Henry B Billings deserted his wife Laura Ross Billings and two children in 1909. Ross seeks 11672 for maintenance since 1909, citing Billings 250000 estate share and potential 260000 inheritance if the sister dies childless.

New York Supreme Court P. Sandford Ross Norwood Avenue Laura Ross Billings Plainliff Roeg Johnson Avenue Newark Henry B. Billings Chester Billings & Son Manhattan Manhattan, and Heir To A Large Estate Left By His Father. Mr. Ross Billingses Billings Ross

Fight for delay in Tennessee legislature begins week

Trenton Jan 25 The Tennessee legislature readies for a volatile week with major administration and corporation bills backed by Governor Wilson at the center of attention. A plot to defeat the governor’s reform measures grows as he calls a Democratic conference, warning reactionaries he will tolerate no interference as party pledges proceed.

Trenton Wilson Wighth Page

Runkels Close Summer Home for European Sailings

Louis Runkel and family leave their summer home at Westwood Avenue for Ansonia Hotel in New York till March 4 to sail on the Princess Cecile for Europe. They plan a pleasant spring abroad while Mr Runkel favors Long Branch summers and strong climate.

Ansonia Louis Runkel Westwood Avenue Ansonia Hotel New York Europe Runkels Princess Cecile Runkel Long Branch Earth

Chattle Champs Triumph In Basketball Double Header

Chattle defeated Neptune High School in both games last night, winning 42 to 26 and 26 to 12 as Hines shut down Neptune star Woolley. Briskey led with 14 points, Gano contributed 12, while Perry on Neptune impressed with a long basket amid a fast, hard fought contest before a large crowd. Continued on the Light Page.

Chattle Neptune High School Cubs Neptune Boys Nep Woolley Gracey Hines Neps Zente Snyder Neptune Briskey Capt Gano Byron Blaisdell Hank" Briskey Perry Jin Arzenti

Chiefs Can Ride Anyway In Fire Apparatus Ordinance

City commission proposes amending the fire department rule on overloading apparatus en route to fires. The measure clarifies it shall not prevent chiefs or assistant chiefs from riding on any department vehicle during operations.

Arrowsmith Fire Department

Social Function Success At Lyceum Benefit Dance

More than 300 guests attended the Lyceum party and dance hosted by Mrs. John Hicks to aid Star of the Sea Academy Library. A musical program by Star of the Sea Academy orchestra featured Rosemary Orbett, Sarah Manson, and Bessie Poole. Proceeds funded free books for scholars at the Parochial school.

Star of ‘Sea Academy Lyceum John Hicks Star of the Sea Academy Orchestra Migs Rosemary @Orbett Sarah Manson Bessie Poole

County plans tuberculosis hospital site debate

A special meeting of the Board of Chosen Freeholders explored building a county tuberculosis hospital. An expert from New York estimated $30 000 for suitable buildings and about 1 40 daily per patient for care, with sites at Middletown Tinton Falls and Farmingdale under consideration.

Board of Chosen Freeholders Freehold Lewis K. Thompson State Charities and Prison Reform Grace L. Button Monmouth County New York Middletown Township Tinton Fall Farmingdale Red Bank R. 8. Bennett Asbury Park

Will Hold Quarterly Conference At St Luke's Church

District Superintendent Rev Dr John Handley will preside at the fourth fly conference at St Luke's M church next Monday night. The heads of the different departments will render Re and an interesting meeting is expected.

John Handley St. Luke's M. Church Handley Ocean Grove Westfield M. KE Newark Broadway Church Camden Dre Handley Westfield Westfield Church New Brunswick

Dance and Refreshments Ad at South Shrewsbury Club

An advertisement notes a Wednesday evening event by the J. B. and Y. Club at Atlantic Ave with tickets 35 cents and all are welcome with refreshments and songs. It also promotes a Imperial Hotel show by Browne and Gardner with the latest songs and a special steak sandwich dinner offering Best of Everything.

South Shrewsbury Atlantic Ave Imperial Hotel Browne and Gardner South

Campbell's Arcade Garage Ad Brief Notice

Campbell's Arcade Garage advertises automobiles repaired rented and sold. Includes services for horses clipped by electricity. Contact Telephone 337 North Broadway.

Campbell's Arcade North Broadway

Lamb kidnapped from Elks home on Garfield avenue

Mary the Elks' pet lamb, longtime lawn resident on Garfield avenue, was abducted near midnight Tuesday by visitors from Asbury Park in an arranged car theft. Protest heard as the lamb resisted being taken. City Detective William D. Walling had briefly claimed the lamb as his own before the plan to reclaim it. No guarantee on return was given, but officials expect Mary back soon.

Mary the Elks Garfield Avenue Asbury Park William D. Walling Elks Walling Len Detective Walling

MISS FOWLER HOSTS DELIGHTFUL HOME PARTY

Blanche Fowler daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles B Fowler of South Fifth avenue hosted a refined eur price party at her home last night arranged by Claude Lord assisted by Miss Melissa Reid and John Fowler. Guests included Mellissa Florence Etta Reid Lela Sutphin Stella Helen Egan Iva Fisher Myra Townsend Emma Alma Sickles Edna Gulick Ida White Ethel Williams Anna Kessler Bertha Pierce plus Blanche Fowler and many others with Howard Burns Leon Woolley Claude Lord and local residents among the attendees.

Blanche Fowler Charles B. Fowler South Fifth Avenue Claude Lord Melissa Reid John Fowler Mellissa Florence Etta Reid Lela Sutphin Stella Helen Egan Benjamin Coles C. M. Scott

Dollar Social At Sea Bright Church Draws Crowd In Weather

Sea Bright held a successful dollar social last night by the Ladies Aid Society at the church despite bad weather and a lodge anniversary. An entertainment preceded a booklet on how the women earned their dollars with recitations dialogues and a dance imitation. A grab bag and a bargain counter filled the event with speeches by Mrs. Shropshire and Rev. Duffield. Sentence given to Evaline Van Buskirk Squires in Oceanport court was suspended with future conduct to be considered.

Sea Bright Ladies’ Aid Society B. S. Nesbitt Shropshire Evaline van Buskirk Squires Oceanport Recorder’s Court

Still Hope Peace Conference Resumed Amid Trials

David Elinsky faces a $362.88 judgment for the Long Branch Banking Co. after being an endorser on notes tied to the late Alfred Fielder, with about 10 percent already collected from the Fielder estate. The court ruling noted no defense and possible further funds may yet be raised for the estate. Separate dispatches mention Turkish peace envoy Towiden Towfik Pasha awaiting a resumed peace conference, plus local notices of real estate purchase by Forrest Green, church services, a burial, a potential move for Dr Handley, and various community announcements.

David Elinsky Howland Loase Long Branch Banking Co Cear Alfred Fielder Broadway Fielder Elinsky Henry Schoenlein Banking Institution W. E. B. Parker William L. Edwards London Janah Towitik Pasha Rechid Pasha Constantinople

Pound Fishermen Catch Butterfish In Warm Spell

Springlike weather brings unusual catches to the pound fishermen with butterfish debbies and shad appearing. Captains John W. Cook and Steward Cook report varied hauls including 80 barrels of whitings and other fish this morning, with 35 and 45 barrels respectively for John W. Cook and Steward Cook.

John W. Cook Steward Cook

Miss Fisler Hosts Party for Sister in Slocum

Miss Genevieve Fisler of Slocum entertained many friends last evening in honor of her sister Mrs Charles Franklin Fisler of Clayton New Jersey. Attendees included G F Fisler Clayton NJ Maria Hetrick Asbury Park Leona Blount Moorestown Bertha Jennings Perth Amboy Harriet Parsell Poughkeepsie Kathryn Parker Freehold Mildred Boteford Massina Ethel Morris Aurilla Conover Mildred Irwin Lillian Helen Gano Elizabeth Bertha Pearce Beanice Blair Lena Cotiron Clyde Winslow Vera Minton Alberta Ayres Anna Sherman Mrs Anna Gulick Mrs Harry Hennessey and Mrs George H Harvey Long Branch. Cards were played with prizes awarded. Mrs Gulick won first prize a Dresden glove protector second Miss Conrow embroidered collar booby prize Miss Kathryn Parker miniature pack of cards. Advertisement for Women s Storm Rubbers at Jacob Steinbach s today and Monday.

Genevieve Fisler Slocum Place Charles Franklin Fisler Clayton N. J G. F. Fisler Maria Hetrick Asbury Park Leona Browning Mooretown Bertha Jennings Perth Amboy Harriet Parsell Poughkeepsie N. Y Kathryn Parker Freehold Mildred Boteford Massina Ethel Morris Aurilla Conover Mildred Irwin Lillian Helen Gano Elizabeth Bertha Pearce Beanice Blair Lena Cotiron Clyde Winslow Vera Minton Alberta Ayres Anna Sherman Anna Gulick Harry Hennessey George H. Harvey Long Branch

Dr Crater Prefers Florida Climate On Extended Visit

Dr. Ellis W. Crater of Oceanport reports great delight with Florida weather and abundant citrus fruit during a trip with Louis J. Smith. In letters dated January 22 to Captain Charles L. Edwards he describes orange lemon and grape fruit orchards, wildlife, and a roughing it life while touring Charleston, Jacksonville, St Augustine, Daytona and New Smyrna before returning toward Grant.

Ellis W. Crater Oceanport Florida Crater Grant, Pin Long Branch Monmouth County Daily Record Louis J. Smith Charles L. Edwards Soula K Indian River Charleston Jacksonville St. Augustius Daytona New Smyrna Grant Gulf Coast

Vincent West 19 Dead in Newark

The funeral of Vincent West who died at his son Joseph s Newark home on Thursday January 23 will be held tomorrow at two o clock from his sister Mrs C Henry Irwin 218 Union Avenue in this city West born in Long Branch nearly seventy was the son of the late Joseph and Henrietta West He worked at the beachfront as a fisherman until paralysis in 1909 later lived with his son in Newark Interment will be at West Long Branch He leaves three sons Joseph Louis and Harry and a sister Mrs Irwin

Vincent West Joseph Newark C. Henry Irwin Union Avenue Long Branch Henrietta West Vincent Broadway Qdie Monmouth Memorial Hospital Louis Harry West Mis. Irwin West Long Branch

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Long Branch Cottager TN Legislature Empire Theatre Monmouth Street Methodist Sunday School St. Luke's M. BH A. F. Golden Slocum Broadway Jerolamon Willard H. Jerolamon White Street Minna Elsie Barber Gladys Wright Fannie Havens Billa Barber Minna Jeroamon Russell Jeffrey Norman Conover Elberon Myron Barber Wilbur Lewis Chester Jerolamon Department of Education Board of Sunday Schools Chicago Edwin L. Reed George A. Edwards FF. Leroy Barry T. Bryant Smith St. Luke’s M. EB. Sunday School Reed Asbury M. E A. H. Eberhardt North Long Branc Epworth League LeRoy Barry Lam Asbury Dollar Social Sea Bright Church Fielder Estate Towden Fia Pate Mediverccin Porte River Bey Mr. Green Forrest Green J. W. Sherman A. L. Ball Cubberley Second Baptist A. Smallwood James McCurrach James MecCurrach George McCurrach Ocean Avenue Glenwood Cemetery John G. Sexton Garfield Place Brooklyn Presbyterian Church Parker’s Moving Pictures Parker’s Cupid Miss Fisler Jacob Steinbach DR. Crater Glocum Coal Company Telephone John R. Bailey, Jr Washington Street Steinbach Company
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