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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1913
Page
3
Advertisement seeks agents to cover live events in Red Bank at 29 East Front Street. Applicants aged 17 to 27 invited to apply for correspondence work.
January 29 item lists gym rules for girls practice with two basketballs ready and notes Saturday forenoon sign up with Mr. Clark. It also states Mr. Asay will admit only listed names to the Intermedial building and hints at a job offer involving a discreet alteration of a male attire accessory.
Arthur Thomas, star pitcher of Chattle, trains for the baseball season with a strict diet. The school has won four basketball pennants and aims for a fifth this season. Mr Clark’s tenure has yielded champion pennants in every sport except baseball.
The notice lists a Charity Ball at the Lyceum in Long Branch on January 30. It also mentions Aunt Betsy’s Parin’ Bee repeated February 4 in Simpson Lecture Room, and Lotus Glee Club at Intermedial School Auditorium February 14 with dates spanning February 12 to 24 and February 22 to 29.
An old clipping lists loan amounts of 1000 2000 3000 and 6000 offers on first bond and mortgage. It directs applications to W A Stevens at Heisley Building.
For sale or rent a nine room house at 64 Grand Ave with modern improvements. Inquiries to 61 Grand Ave or DeWitt C. Cobb Asbury Park N J. Farm for sale at Tinton Falls about forty acres with dwelling and outbuildings plus twenty acres woodland all to settle an estate. Warren H. Smock Red Bank N J. Also a modern stucco house on Riverside Drive Red Bank 22 by 30 with asbestos roof on a high lot 150 by 650 J H White Jr Red Bank Tele 175 R. Licensed road house ten rooms five acres fronting main road near shore bargain 5000 half cash More house Ford Second National Bank building Red Bank.
Miss Blanche Layton daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Layton of Fourth street wed James H Taylor of Point street in a private ceremony at the bride’s home. Rev Thomas Huss officiated with only immediate families present and a supper followed. District Superintendent Dr John Handley will preside at the Methodist Church quarterly conference Thursday at seven. H Gould Betts of Highlands dies age 33 at his sister’s home on Second street funeral Friday at the same house with Rev Huss officiating. Burial Bay View Cemetery under Harry Posten supervision.
Latest approved methods by recognized teachers offered for piano and violin. Music by professional musicians for every occasion. Phone 11 M. Studio at 70 Norwood Ave.
Forecasts indicate snow or rain tonight with warmer conditions in the western section. Observations from Long Branch report temperatures from 35 to 44, barometer 30.07 to 30.28 inches, humidity around 61 to 66 percent, wind from east to north at 24 miles per hour. Plus notices include a new director for the Long Branch Choral Society, Mrs Worthley’s funeral, and a property tax apportionment meeting for Port-au-Peck land owners in Eatontown scheduled for February 7 1933.
Red Bank opened a new concrete tunnel at the railroad station for the first time yesterday. The structure runs from the north side of the main station to the north side of the platform used by south bound trains and cost nearly $10,000. Jesse A. Howland of Sea Bright built the tunnel and also laid cement walks around the station on the east side of the track at considerable cost to the New York and Long Branch Railroad.
The annual Military entertainment has been postponed to February 21 and 22. The Ladies Aid Society of Oakhurst M E Church will hold a social in the church basement on Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Lewis B Woolley of West Park Avenue will entertain the Ushers Union on Thursday evening.
A short dispatch explains grippe as an infectious illness worsened by fatigue and weak blood. It urges maintaining blood health and prescribes Vinci cadiver and iron tonic as preventive and restorative, including a testimonial from a Long Branch user who credits three bottles with regained strength.
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