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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1911

Page

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Tribute to Mrs Parker for 1910 carnival work

The Long Branch Board of Trade honors Mrs John H Parker for managing the second annual children's carnival. A framed set of resolutions, created by A J Ripley, is presented amid applause. The document lauds her planning, energy, and leadership in making the event memorable.

John WY. Parker H. C. Rehm John B.white White Board of Trade John H. Parker Parker A. J. Ripley Good Lorg N. J Long Branch Long Branch Board of Trade Brent Good John B. White Louis Miller Josiah A. Stratton Daniel Doran

Sunday School Address by Rev Cannon at Second Baptist

Rev C F Cannon a stateSunday School missionary will address the Sunday school at Second Baptist Church tomorrow. The pastor and superintendent F E Laws hope for a good turnout.

C. F. Cannon Second Baptist Church F. BE. Laws

Car Fainting Spell Sends Driver Into Pole in West Grove

J Luther Bright, long time visitor, suffered a heat induced fainting spell while driving on Corlies avenue West Grove. The self steering car struck a telegraph pole and landed on an embankment but Bright escaped serious injury. The damaged vehicle was later hauled to a gorge in Elberon.

J. Luther Bright Corlies Avenue West Grove Mr. Bright Elberon

Santa Rosa wreck blamed on captain after 29 deaths

Survivors report four crewmen and twenty five passengers perished as the steamer Santa Rosa was torn apart on rocks near Santa Barbara. The second officer and four crew members drowned while attempting to reach a line ashore. passengers and 81 crew members survived. Survivors criticize the captain for preventing landings that could have been made safely.

Santa Barbara Cal Santa Rosa

Lori dan Breaks World Aviation Altitude Record

In Mourmelon France on July 8 Lori dan flew a monoplane to a record altitude of 10 932 feet. Services are planned at the Presbyterian Church tomorrow with the pastor delivering morning sermon Enabling Men to See and evening Two Kinds of Life Contrasted at 1045 AM and 745 PM.

Mourmelon France Loridan Presbyterian Church

Pride of Monmouth Council No 27 installed officers

Newly elected officers for six months of Pride of Monmouth Council No 27 Daughters of Liberty Red Bank were installed by Mrs Lillie White in the absence of Highlands State deputy Mrs Jennie Branson. Refreshments of cake and ice cream followed the ceremonies.

Pride of Monmouth Council Daughters of Liberty Red Bank Lillie White Red Bank Lodge Jennie Branson Highlands

Two Masses at St Dorothea’s Eatontown Start Tomorrow

Beginning tomorrow and through the summer two masses will be held at St Dorothea’s R C Church Eatontown with Rev Father James Buchholz assisting Rev Father Aloysius A Quinlan. The two priests will also oversee Catholic churches at Colts Neck and Farmingdale.

St. Dorothea's R. C. Church Eatontown James Buchholz St. Mary’s Benedictine Abbey Belmont North Carolina Aloysius A. Quinlan St. Dorothea's Church Colts Neck Farmingdale

Porch Party Hosted by Mrs Pitman West on Broadway

Mrs Pitman West entertained a porch party at her Broadway residence yesterday afternoon with eighteen attendees. The ladies enjoyed social conversation, sewing, and other diversions, ending with light refreshments as one link in the Simpson Church group activities.

Hayden Improved after illness at home

Samuel Hayden Jr local letter carrier was greatly improved at noon today though still confined to his room on Third Avenue. Lost this morning pocketbook advertised by Adams Ex Co offering 7 passenger touring car or Landau with chauffeurs plus 24 hour service at moderate rates. Phone 230 W Long Branch.

Samuel Hayden, Jr Third Avenue

Old First Church Annual Bazaar Sets Next Week

Old First M E Church West Long Branch announces a two day bazaar next Wednesday and Thursday to raise funds. Ward committees include Apron booth led by Mrs M W Poole and team members, Candy and ice cream led by Mrs William Heyer and assistants, Fancy booth led by Mrs James Atcheson with several helpers, Novelty booth led by Miss Jein Atcheson and Mrs A F Golden, Home made booth led by Mrs Fred Van Note and Mrs W E Norton, plus Ice cream led by Mrs J H White and others.

Old First Church Old First M. FE West Long Branch M. W. Poole Phoebe Sherman James Woolley Mary Poole William Heyer Frank Dil Jein Atcheson A. F. Golden Louis Lane Fred van Note W. E. Norton Walter Sherman J. H. White

Mother’s Prayer At Son’s Funeral Moves Community

Mrs. Charles Wegeman stood beside her eight year old son’s coffin in Bradley Park Long Branch and offered a solemn prayer for her five remaining children and husband. She said a vision after the death guided her to pray at the funeral and recounted the child’s last moments as he cried mamma. The service at the Wegeman home drew a large crowd and Rev. Alexander Patton preached. Interment followed at Glenwood Cemetery West Long Branch.

Charles Wegeman Sixth Avenue Bradley Park Long Branch Wegeman Charlie Glenwood Cemetery West Long Branch

Man Dies at City Hall After Distress

Robert Phillips son of the late John and Elizabeth Phillips died at City Hall Thursday night at 9 15 o clock. He had been dissipating of late and was found in the U 8 hotel field by Patrolman Edwards. Dr Gremer tried to save him and his body was given to Hyer and Floek funeral directors.

Robert Phillips John and Elizabeth Phillips Bélmont Avenue City Hall U 8 Edwards Gremer Hyer & Floek

Musical Night at St Luke's Ushers Evening Hymn Fun

Old fashioned hymns will be sung at St Luke's Church tomorrow night. Dr Neal will give a short sketch of their authors. Dr Neal speaks on Our Heavenly Father at First Baptist Church next Wednesday night July 12. Come and hear him.

St. Luke's Church Neal First Baptist Church

Giants to meet Long Branch at Hollywood Horse Show Grounds

A big crowd is expected as the New York Giants led by Johnny McGraw face Long Branch at 3 30 p m tomorrow. Extra chairs have been added to accommodate visitors from Red Bank Asbury Park and nearby towns. Drucke starts for the Giants with Meyers receiving while McGraw coaches from the sidelines.

Hollywood Horse Show Grounds New York Giants Johnny McGraw Red Bank Asbury Park McGraw Drucke Crandall Giants Meyers

Mount Olivet Baptist Church Service Notice

Mount Olivet Baptist Church announces services led by Rev. Edward Redd with morning sermon Blessed is the Man That Walketh Not in the Censel of the Un godly. Sunday school at the usual hour. All welcome.

Edward Redd

Rev Freer to Preach Two Services at First Reformed

Rev Harris A Freer of East Greenburg New York will preach at the First Reformed Church tomorrow. Morning service is at 10 45 and the evening service at 7 45.

Harris A. Freer East Greenburg N. Y First Reformed Church

Mr. Sussman Improves at Imperial Hotel

Friends report B Sussman of the Imperial Hotel somewhat improved today. He is in his forty seventh year and had a bad spell Thursday evening. The heat of recent days worsened his condition, but he recovered from the spell and has been resting comfortably since.

B. Sussman Imperial Hotel Mr. Sussman

Missionary Society Fair At Shrewsbury Church

The Young People's Missionary Society of Shrewsbury Presbyterian held its annual fair on the Randolph Borden lawn Thursday night. A large crowd attended as vendors sold fancy articles and other items while cake and ice cream were available.

Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey

The U S Weather Bureau predicts overcast skies with probable showers Sunday evening into Sunday. Light to moderate east and southeast winds.

U. S. Weather Bureau New Jersey

Weather Bureau Observation at Long Branch

Observation from display station 44 North Broadway Long Branch shows barometer 10.25 inches wind 18 mph from the east temperature 68 with 24 hour change minus 10 degrees. Highest yesterday 81 lowest last night 67. One year ago today the weather was partly cloudy with temperature 80 at 8.

North Broadway Long Branch

Allgor Pays Fine After Freehold Jail Three Days

After a stay of three days in Freehold jail Allgor paid a $267 total fine to Sheriff Hetrick for criminal libel involving Frank McMahon P. Hall Packer and Charles D. Halsey. He had earlier said he preferred jail to paying. A suspended sentence remains possible.

Freehold James Monroe Allger Sea Bright Huving C. B. F. Hetrick Foster Frank McMahon P. Hall Packer Charles D. Halsey Allger Rumson The Sherif's McMahon Packer Halsey Depot Allgor

Long Branch man passes Army paymaster clerk exam

Among thirteen candidates for the U S Army pay master clerk examination Long Branch native Seymour I Francis passed. He is 25, son of former Monmouth County Sheriff C Asa Francis, and previously worked as a census bureau clerk in Washington D C. New Jersey graduates from Annapolis Naval Academy seek assignments to dreadnoughts and other ships with limited openings for this year's class.

U. S. Army I Seymour Francis C. Asa Francis Monmouth County Long Branch Army Census Bureau Washington, D. C New Jersey Annapolis Naval Academy Newry Delaware

Finger Tip Amputation In Red Bank Factory Accident

Charles McKenzie of Herbert Street Red Bank employed at Elsner's clothing factory in Bridge Avenue suffered a painful accident Thursday afternoon when the tip of his finger was severed. Dr. William D Sayre dressed the wound. Though very painful no serious results are anticipated though McKenzie cannot work.

Charles McKenzie Herbert Street Red Bank Elsner Bridge Avenue William D. Sayre McKenzie

Diptheria Confines Red Bank Railroad Worker at Home

James Stout, a railroad employee boarding at Hayes Woolley’s home on West Front Street Red Bank, is confined to the house with diphtheria. Dr William D Sayre attends daily.

James Stout Hayes Woolley West Front Street Red Bank William D. Sayre

Musicians to Meet at Asbury Park Hall

Local 8 percent American Federation of Musicians including Long Branch Lakewood Red Bank and Asbury Park will hold a meeting at Winckler's Hall Mattison avenue Asbury Park tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 to transact important business.

American Federation of Musicians Long Branch Lakewood Red Bank Asbury Park Winckler’s Hall Mattison Avenue

Will Carlton Delivers Noteworthy Performance Next Wednesday

Audience members are assured a strong show as Will Carlton headlines the Wednesday night event praising his vocal talent. Local coverage notes Carlton's stage presence and anticipated audience response.

Nieman Divorce Suit Filed in Red Bank

Mrs. Ernestine E. Nieman filed for divorce from Harold E. Nieman in Red Bank after a three year marriage. Trial set for August 2. John B. Applegate & Son represent Mrs. Nieman. The couple has one child. Nieman is a railroad ticket agent in Red Bank.

Ernestine E. Nieman Charles Scott Rector Place Red Bank Harold E. Nieman Charles E. Nieman Maple Avenue John Applegate & Son Nieman Harold Nieman

Long Branch Cycle Club Elects Officers

At the Monday meeting in the Morris building the Long Branch Cycle Club elected officers: President Francis J. Miller, Vice President Willard Sawyer, Secretary Karl Huhn, and Treasurer J Wilson Beebe. Founded about a year ago the group now has nearly sixty members competing in out of town races.

Long Branch Cycle Club Morris Francis J. Miller Willard Sawyer Karl Huhn J. Wilson Beebe

Camp Life Near Morrison Maine Delights Two Boys

George Johnson and Bert Wardell of Long Branch enjoy a summer at Camp Wildmere Morrison Maine sending letters home about royal times. A recent hike left them lost overnight in the woods but they found the trail ten miles from camp. Daily field sports boating bathing and gymnasium work fill their days.

George Johnson Bert Wardell Long Branch Wildmere Ntorrison Maine Mr. Johnson George

Mrs J S Long Guests Mrs Robert Drummond Near Eatontown

Mrs J S Long of Freehold visits for several days as guest of Mrs Robert Drummond who lives near Eatontown Dudley Co 212 Broadway advertises the Daily Record.

J. S. Long Freehold Robert Drummond Eatontown Dudley & Co B'way

Long Branch Property Holders Elect New Officers at Annual Meeting

The Long Branch Property Holders' Association held its annual meeting last night electing President Richard Deeves and a slate of officers including Dr. Edwin H. Sternberger and Ewen McIntyre. A $100 contribution to the Long Branch Carnival Association was approved, with plans to urge renewed annual support. A committee will study city charges by quasi corporations, aiming to report and propose remedies at the next meeting. Cedar Avenue sidewalks and enforcement of repair ordinances were discussed with further council action anticipated.

Long Branch Property Holders’ Association Richard Deeves Edwin H. Sternberger Ewen McIntyre G. M. L. Sacks Park M. Woolley P. Sanford Ross Louis Simon Hess Clarence J. Housman Louis Runkel H Edgar Mason Long Branch Carnival Association Carnival Deeves Long Branch Fred G. Alden Cedar Avenue

Elberon Memorial Church to Hold Services Tomorrow

Elberon Memorial Church invites worshippers as Rev. Dr. B. McAfee preaches at both services. The anthem "How Goodly Are Thy Tents" will be sung at 11 a.m. The sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered in the afternoon.

Elberon Memorial Church B. McAfee

A New Red Bank Fire Company Elects Member

Relief Fire Engine Company No. 1 of Red Bank held its regular meeting at Pearl Street firehouse where Clifford Stiles of Tower Hill avenue was elected to membership and one new application was received. The group discussed buying Riverside avenue land 50 by 148 feet for 1500 dollars from Mrs. John Applegate Sr, with the decision to be reviewed by the commissioners. Rev Dr Nathan Blechman of Athens Georgia preached at Temple Beth Miriam in Bath Avenue today.

Red Bank Relief Fire Engine Company Pearl Street Clifford Stiles Tower Hill Avenue Elwood B. Ivins Riverside Avenue John 8. Applegate Georgia Nathan Blechman Athens Temple Beth-Miriam Bath Avenue

Baptist Men Meet in Red Bank Church Social

The First Baptist Church Men’s League of Red Bank held its regular monthly meeting in the Sunday School room on Maple Avenue. Rev Leighton Williams of Amity Baptist Church New York gave a talk on Social Service. Music and refreshments followed with a social hour. Sexton Bros undertakers and Winmers 616 Broadway Tel 1928.

Baptist Men's League Men's League of The First Baptist Church Red Bank Maple Avenue Leighton Williams Amity Baptist Church New York

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