Long Branch Pier Project Seeks City Consent for Two Story Structures
The Long Branch Pier Company seeks Chamber of Commerce help to clear doubts over building two story structures on the new oceanfront pier. Restrictions by ocean avenue property owners may block construction, so officials want consent from owners and the city. A meeting with the Chamber is arranged, with Mr. Baffrey likely to attend. Also report of a small chimney fire at Red Bank’s Mary Ameno home causes no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch Pier Company
Pier Company
Chamber of Commerce
Baffrey
City of
Long Branch
Ocean Avenue
Ocean View
McFaddin
President Baffrey
Red Barf
Mary Amareto
River Street
Bridge Avenue
Red Bank
Gregory Praised by School Board for 25 Years Service
The Long Branch Board of Education, led by Alonzo D. Sherman, approves a resolution praising City Superintendent Christopher Gregory for twenty five years of service. A public reception is planned at the Intermedial Auditorium, hosted by the Alumni Association and the Board. The December attendance reached 2,370 with 98 percent, while the report notes pupil losses due to relocation and details medical inspection visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Gregory
Board of Education
Alonzo D. Sherman
Gregory
Alumni Association
Board of Education of
Long Branch
Lfe
Highlands License Transfer to Hotel Operator
The Highlands license transfer from Bernard Creighton to William Kruse for Creighton's by William Kruse was granted to the hotel operator who recently purchased Kruse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Creighton
Creighton
William Kruse
Highlands
Kruse
Missionary Tea Held at Red Bank
The annual missionary tea of the ladies of the Presbyterian Church Red Bank drew nearly 200 attendees from the area. Miss Abby H. J. Upham spoke on The American Woman, Her Needs and Opportunities, praised as the best speaker heard in the church. Mrs. Henry C. Talmage presided. hymns and a solo preceded the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Presbyterian Church
Red Bank
Abby H. J. ‘Upham
Northwest
Miss Upham
Henry C. Talmage
The
Missionary Society of the Church
Josephine Weeks
First Presbyterian Church
Grammar School graduates receive diplomas in afternoon exercises
A class of fifty-two graduates at the Grammar School received diplomas in an afternoon ceremony led by Rev. Charles F. McKay. The program included songs and readings, followed by the presentation of diplomas to the graduates listed, including Gertrude Bray and Geraldine Houston.
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Charles F. McKay
First Baptist Church
Pilgrim's Chorus
Wagner—School
Kipling
Hartley P. Badger
Foss
Alan Edwards
Longfellow
John Simpson
Gunnison
Minnie Nathanson
Nathan Katz
Sullivan
Clauty
van Sickle
Mark Twain
Grace Joline
Abraham Linocoln
W. A. Paton
Isadore ‘Gitow
Toreador
Bizet
McKay
Gertrude Bray
Bernice Blaisdell
Geraldine Houston
Mildred Harvey
Olive Jackson
Asenath Jeffrey
Helen Lockwood
Phoébe Penn
Matie Ragplan
Eeith Schenker
Gertrude Tuthill
Pisie “Vandyke
Ruth Wantling
Matilda West
Daniel Beal
Alan Bawards
Joseph Juska
William Lawrence
Bu Asbaum
Patrick Mazza Harrheya Nathan
Tantebaum
W Smith
Albert Woolley
Herman Anderson
Monroe Steamer Sinks After Colliding In Dense Fog
The Norfolk to New York liner Monroe rammed by the Nantucket off Hog Island in thick fog soon after 1 30 am. Forty seven lives lost include many passengers and crew. eighty six were rescued by the Nantucket. The disaster prompted an immediate inquiry and relief efforts as the Nantucket and Onondaga aided in rescue and recovery.
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Norfolk
Virginia
Monroe
Old Dominion Line
Nantucket
Merchants’ and Miners' Transportation Company
Munroe
Hog Island
Monroe Tank
New York
Old Dominion
United States Revenue
Iondaga
Bostom
Wner
Hamilton
Onondaga
Newport News
Jersey
New Jersey
W. Prentiss
Antrim
N.B
J. Candill
Bason
Gerry
Hag Island
Winter Quarter
Cape Charles
J. Merritt
Washington, D.C
H. B. Walker
GM Dominion
Washington, D. C
Merchants and Miners
Sweet
Cape
Old Dominion Lime
Tost
Ric ‘Harrington
Bridgeport
Nant
Mies
Missouri Wins All Rate Cages Victory Declared
Missouri secured a sweeping victory in the rate cage decision with a Federal ruling announced today. The outcome affirms the state's stance and marks a decisive win for Missouri in the contested policy area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Fedonral
Y M C A Bowlers Turn In Big Scores In Tight Race
Interest grows in the Monmouth County Bowling League as Bell Bank Y M C A and Asbury Park Wheelmen Regulars wage a close battle for first. The Elkwood Recreation alleys saw the Y M C A roll a 2883 series led by Smith with 188 213 156 while Red Bank bowled 975 940 988 in the three games. Overlands gain on leaders with a three-game total of 850 in the first match as Bradley Beach rivals tighten the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County Bowling League
Bell Bank Y. M. C. A
Asbury Park Wheelmen
Y.M C. A
Elkwood
Long Branch
Red Bank
Long Branch Steam
Smith
Red Bank Y. M.C. A. P
Overlands
Bradley Beach Aggregation
Shco
Red Bank Y M C A Soccer Game Leads to 24 6 Victory
An indoor soccer match in the Red Bank Y M C A gym concluded with Herbert L. Murdock captaining the winning team, 24 to 6 over Frank N. Worth's squad. Lynn D. Bunt guarded the goal, while John White starred for the victors. Next class meeting is Tuesday February 14 featuring indoor hockey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank Y. M.C. A
Herbert L. Murdock
Frank N. Worth
Lynn D. Bunt
Murdock
John White
LIFE-GAVER HERO 5 DEAD AT CAUSE OF DEATH
Captain John W Van Brunt of Smouth Beach died at Mor Memorial Hospital from blood poisoning and diabetes after weeks as a life saver. He saved crew of the Augustine during a February seas storm, earning a government gold medal. The heroics followed by his illness and death at age 88. Continued on Sixth Page.
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John W van Brunt
Smouth Beach
The
Mor Memorial Hospital
Giabetes
Christa
VanBrint
James Mulligan
G. W. Green
Hanna
Wells City
E. C. Babcock
van Ermt
Valentine
Preached Funeral of Fron
A brief obituary note records a funeral sermon preached for Fron with service details unclear in the fragment. Strong entities are not identifiable due to incomplete text.
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Hyer and Flock Undertakers
Indy
Aatvertiagg
the Daily Record
Sugar Bowl
Monica
Warrow
E. E. Johnson
O. E. Holstey
Nelson Oscarson
John Perkine
Braxton Haskins
F. J.huehn
R. L. Etheridge
J. 9. Sullivan
Henry Boscert
A. G. Brown
H. Buddie
C. H. Davies
Carl Nyland
J. J. Newby
Jas. O Cornell
American Federation of Labor
Charles Rolling
Lawrenceville
R. S. van Winkle
Thomas Wiegand
Wagner
U. S. Marine Corps
P. J. Woods
George Wiliamson
C. Pritchott
KR. Scarborough
William Ccarter
W. Selby
C. Femtress
W. Mills
0. Robinson
H Clark
G. Morton
P. Nichols
B. Davis
W. Carter
L. King
P. Sturges
J. Farena
Coks
S. Charles
Porter
A. C. Coffer
Bellman
T. K. Williams
P. Smith
Young
KE. A. Richardson
Thomas Samuels
E. Hart
G. Evans
W. J. Paine
W. H. Roche
William Wade
A. P. Hill
John Power
George Hendrickson
George Pick
Geo. Williams
Samuel A. Berry
Newark
W. L. Bolton
N. J
W. C. Crosson
Milwaukee
Wis
L. B. Curtis
A. F. C. Davis
Brooklyn
Edward German
Philadelphia
B. Gibaon
New York City
J. A. Haskell
Cordland
N. Y
Miss Havil
G. Williamson
J. Gilbert
M. Bolen
C. Roper
Y.M.C. A
C. Harold Tumney
W. E B. Bunn
Pastor Sells Horre
Joseph G. Reed
Island Heights
Washington Street
Lida Newing
Walton Sherman
H. B. Sherman & Lone
jWill
Miles
Gena
Charles Miles
Wiliam Miles
Ul Wireel
Serres
Ptain van Brunt
Whinright
Leighton
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