TWO NEW B L SOCIETIES IN COUNTY
Monmouth county gains two building and loan associations perfected at Highlands and Eatontown. Highlands starts with 500 shares, Eatontown with 200. Officers include George B. Jenkinson Jr and H N Mealy, among others, with meetings at Eatontown township hall. A Red Bank wedding follows as Laura Waidler wed J L Kohler, longtime Y M C A secretary.
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Highlands
Kohler
Eatontown
Laura Waldler
Monmouth County
the Highlands
The
Highlands Building and Loan Association
George B. Jenkinson
Harry N. Johnson
Thomas Huss
Charles 8. Smith
Charles Maison
George W. Hardy
Otto Gautsehy
Ralontown and
Oceanport Building and ‘Oun Association
H. Whitney Conrow
W. H. Foster
H. N. Mealy
Homer T. Partree
J. W. Johnston
Daniel 8. Morris
H. W. Conrow
H. T. Partree
W. Morris
George A. Steele
F. S. Higginson
Eccentricities of Rulers In Palatial Rooms
The article recounts strange royal rooms such as an ice palace used by Empress Anne to threaten courtiers with near freezing, a mirror chamber built by Czar Paul for long perambulations, a Java ruler's cascade palace water feature, and Tippo Sahib’s life size tiger figure with roaring machinery.
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Anne
Paul
Russia
Java
Tippo Sahib
Gardner Bowser marriage at Willow Avenue home
Louis Gardner and Mrs Annie Bowser formerly of Richmond Virginia wed last night at the home of Rev W B Scott on Willow Avenue. The bride wore a white embroidered dress and carried a bouquet of white roses.
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Gardner—Bowser
Louis Gardner
Annie Bowser
Richmond
W. B. Scott
Willow Avenue
Pleads Guilty to Theft of Bicycle in Long Branch
Tony Greco pleaded guilty before Judge Foster at Freehold to stealing Fred Dey’s bicycle in Long Branch. He is remanded for sentence next Thursday. Several others, including Jennie Gilbert, John H. Clay, Jane H. Smothers, Martha Henderson, Theodore Miller, Wilhelmina Mattison, and Josephine Yetman faced related charges or pleas in Belmar, Long Branch, and Asbury Park.
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Tony Greco
Foster
Freehold
Fred Dey
Long Branch
Mr. Dey
Disbrow
Greco
Hoboken
Dey
Setrin
Sugar Bowl
Broadway
Jennie Gilbert
John H.clay
Belmar
Jane H. Smothers
Martha Henderson
Theodore Miller
Wilhelmina Mattison
Josephine Yetman
Joseph Price
Asbury Park
Monmouth Beach Pool Firm Crew Stages River Trip Carried Overboard
Blaisdell and Edwards electrical firm workers plus Stanley G Edwards enjoyed a river voyage Tuesday evening in a spacious launch to Shallow Point. After an hour of boating on the Shrewsbury they returned safely. The group included Herbert Co Edwards John H Edwards Julius Caesar Kampf George Kampf Thurston Wolcott George Handshaw Dunbar Van Derveer Hut Brown Elmer Street Stanley G Edwards and Edward Blaisdell.
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Blaisdell & Edwards
New
Monmouth Beach
Stanley G. Edwards
Shallow Point
Shrewsbury
Herbert Co. Edwards
John H. Edwards
Julius Caesar Kampf
George Kampf
Thursston Wolcott
George Handshaw
Dunbar van Derveer
Hut" Brown
Elmer Street
Edward Blaisdell
Have You an Axe to Grind Coal Ad
Slogan prompted appeal for coal buyers to switch suppliers. Claims superior grade and attentive service, stating no order is too large or small for proper handling.
Hay's All 2951 HW Fan Restores Gray Hair Color
Ad for Philo Hay Spec Co product from Newark New Jersey U.S.A. selling 1.50 dollar bottles at druggists claiming natural color restoration not a dye.
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Hay
Preliminary plans for August carnival outlined by Board of Trade
A Wednesday night meeting of the Board of Trade committee drafted August carnival plans for August 11 to 13. Mayor C O McFaddin and John H Parker attended with officers William D Martin president J A Stratton and William R Warwick treasurer. The children’s carnival is set for August 12 with a queen’s ball at night. Mrs John H Parker will select assistants. The committee aims to involve over 2 000 children and add new features including a floral parade with local summer residents backing the event.
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Board of Trade Committee
John H. Parker
C. O. McFaddin
J. A. Stratton
William D. Martin
William R. Warwick
Daniel Doran
Monmouth Road
Martin
MacFaddin
Sunday School Association Reports Progress at First Meeting
Forty five officers and teachers attended the first quarterly meeting of St Luke's Church Sunday School Association. Dr Neal presided. Reports showed progress across departments with 38 members on roll. New teachers were elected for Junior Intermediate and Beginners. cradle roll up fifty percent. 48 new Home Department members added. Ocean Grove courses to be taken by superintendents. social hour followed with refreshments from Chef Henry Brinley.
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Sunday School Association
St. Luke’s Church
Neal
Helen Neal
Syracuse
Clara Phillips
Bennett
A. H. Asey
J. D. VanHise
Improvements at Long Branch news stand enhance displays
The Union News Stand at the Long Branch station gains glass shelves new bookracks and cases replacing old fixtures to improve appearance. Waiting room floors in the depot have been varnished boosting overall look.
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Union News
Long Branch
Licenses Granted by Judge Foster in Freehold
The judge renewed wholesale licenses for Rafale Santangello in Red Bank and D. H. Hills Drug Co. in Spring Lake. Charles M. Peterson of Keansburg received a short term license with a $200 fee.
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John B. Foster
Freehold
Rafale Santangello
Red Bank
D. H. Hills Drug Co
Spring Lake
Charles M. Peterson
Keansburg
City Fireworks Display Planned for Fourth
Long Branch votes to stage a July Fourth fireworks show in the West End near the Takawassee Hotel. After initial funding doubts, council raises appropriation to 265 dollars and agrees to proceed with the city music and amusement committee coordinating with Judge Helsley and Ocean avenue grounds for enhanced police protection and a strong display along the Jersey coast.
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Long Branch
West End
Takawassee
Music and Amusement Committee
Burke
Wilubur A. Helsley
Heisley
Ocean Avenue
Peter Tomalis
Dr. Clark
Jersey
Pharmacy Change in Red Bank Moves to Oakley Cooper’s Former Site
Thomas Lewis buys Oakley Cooper's Red Bank pharmacy on Shrewsbury avenue and takes possession today. The store, previously George Isner’s, had sold months earlier to Cooper. Lewis, a Red Bank resident with nine years at Knickerbocker Pharmacy, replaces him while William Rowland moves to Van Derveer's Atlantic Highlands location.
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Thomas Lewis
Red Bank
Oakley Cooper
Shrewsbury Avenue
George Isner
Mr. Cooper
Mr. Lewis
Robert van Derveer
Suit Club Ad at Continental Tailoring Go
Josh and Sol discuss joining a local suit club offering tailor made outfits at 18 Second Ave. for one dollar weekly with a weekly chance to win. The dialog hints at a casual, humorous promotion promoting the Continental Tailoring Go outfitters.
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Josh
Sol
Second Ave
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Ichardson & Boyntor
Richardson
United States
B& L
New York
Laura Waidler
John Waidler
J. L. Kohler
Young Men's Christian Association
Clinton Avenue
John Munro
Bushwick Avenue
Elsie Decker
Andyn Waidler
A. L. Conant
Miss Waidler
Harry
Murray’s
Branch Avenue
Spring Street
Governor's Island
Red Bank Association
George McTayor
Charles T. Rae
Philippines
Daily Record
Kurrus
Kurrus Bros
Ocean Ave
Long Branch, N. J
Tel
Bliss
ME. Gale
Mill St
Trua
A&p
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Davis- Smith Lumber & Coal CD
Long Branch, New Jersey
R. Fesler & Co
Wert
Phar
W. J. Smythe, Jo, and
Bennett & Sacco
St. Lukes
Council
Slimpurse
Miss Gallie
New Orleans Picayune
Gertie
Chandler & Maps
Wood Pulp
Iiland Cement
White Rock
Sackett
Wall Board Sur
Yellow Pine
N. J. So. R. R. Crossing
N. J
Glenwood Cemetery
West
Associa
Edwin Venable
Sexton
RED Bank Electric Railroad
Richard R. Hughes
West Long Branch
New Jersey
Seaman & Seaman Agency
Brokers
Protecd
W. W. Kennedy & Sons
Nerweed Avenue
J. H. Parker
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