Marriage Licenses Granted to Two Couples in City
The Marriage License Bureau issued licenses to Charles Gulakie and Catharine St. Burke of New York and Raffaelo revete and Raphealla Mazza of Joong Branch. Applicants expressed intent to wed and comply with the law amid remarks from officials about the process.
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Charles Gulakie
Catharine St. Burke
New York
Raffaelorevete
Raphealla Mazza
Joong Branch
Hoet
Recorder van Doren
Blaisdell
Marriage Bureau
Oshers Union Outing Promotes Church Federation Theme
The Oshers' Union of the First Baptist Church Teed Bank held its third annual outing at Al Smith's Oceanport resort. Attendees included Baptist guests and two representatives each from the Presbyterian Ushers' and Methodist bands. Edwin Conover showcased high jumping, with others joining in field games before a shore dinner featuring steamed clams fried clams fried crab fried chicken and watermelons.
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Christian Unity
Federation of the
Red Bank
Oshers' Union
First Baptist Church
Teed Bank
al. Smith
Oceanport
Brotherhood of the
First Presbyterian Church
Ushers’ Union
First Methodist Church
Mr. Smith
Baptists
Edwin Conover
Baptist Organization
Local Club Notices And Postcard Invitations
Club members attend Rosencrans in Chicago as a delegate to the National convention of Billposters and Distributors. Many delegates may then join the Elks in Michigan City. Installation of Nave sink lodge postponed due to heat. may occur next Monday with District Deputy George Davison in Red Bank. A meeting is set for July 13 at the Branchport clubhouse. Waterway League reports due July 16. Undertakers Sexton Broa. and others listed with address 646 Broadway. A stone layer is wanted at the Rec ord villae, apply 1224.
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Nave Sink Lodge of Odd Fellows
Red Bank
George Davison
Branchport
Waterway League
German airship disaster claims ten lives
Berlin reports the Erbsloeh dirigible crashed near Cologne while en route to Dusseldorf. Five passengers including inventor Oscar Erbsloeh died, along with crew members Spicke Tolle Hoepps and Kranz. Eyewitnesses say a gas expansion during a gale likely caused the 2500 foot fall. Troops rushed to the scene as authorities investigated.
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Berlin
Erbsloeh
Oscar Erbsloeh
America
Cologne
Dusseldorf
Erbsloch
Spicke
Herr Tolle
Bargen
Hoepps and Kranz
First Marriage Under New License Law At Long Branch
Judge Henry Schoenlein marries Charles Guizke and Catherine R Burke the first couple licensed under the new rule in Long Branch. Both New York residents summering here, with Guizke a chef. The judge says the record brings him pleasure and will continue to wed couples at his Hershey building office.
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Henry Schoenlein
Long Branch
Hersley Building
Charles Guizke
Catherine R. Burke
New York
Horses Fall 50 Feet From Bridge in Atlantic Highlands
A team pulling a Seigel Cooper delivery wagon plunged 50 feet from Mount Avenue Stone Bridge in Atlantic Highlands. Driver William Gorman delivered a package and later found the horses suspended by harnesses with serious injuries. One horse suffered a deep cedar wound. both were taken to James Sage’s livery. No bones were broken.
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Seigel Cooper Company
Mount Avenue
Atlantic Highlands
William Gorman
Dey
James Sage
Home for Destitute Daughters Celebrates Twentieth Anniversary
The home, run by Pennsylvania Railroad retirees at Al be on, marks twenty years of operation. It houses sixteen girls from winter to May in Philadelphia and allows May to October residence in Long Branch. The cottage at South Lincoln avenue is a historic building dating to the era of James, Duke of York, with an antique brass fireplace and wide pine floors.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Alberon
J. Edgar Thomson
Rittenhouse Square
Philadelphia
Long Branch
Lincoln Avenue
James, Duke of York
New Jersey
James M. Allger
Sea Bright
John B. Foster
Freehold
Elwood Minagh
Red Bank
Mr. Allgor
McDermott
Allgor
Allger
Rumson
Rumson Road
P. Hall Packer
Sea Bright and
Monmouth
Harvest Home Feast at First M Church West Long Branch
The First M E Church West Long Branch hosts a harvest home on Wednesday August 17 with a large tent, big feast, music and refreshments for guests. The Long Branch Carnival Committee invites registration for the children’s parade at Ocean Park Casino on Monday July 25 from 10 to 4 with divisions for various child costumes and vehicles.
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West Long Branch
Long Branch Carnival Committee
Ocean Park Casino
Old First Church
Planned reception for league visitors
State meeting of the New Jersey Waterway League set for Saturday in Shrewsbury to boost the town as a premier asset. Officials expect 20 to 30 visiting yachts, with parades, addresses, and resolutions endorsing the Shrewsbury river Barnegat waterway.
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Gov. Fort
Governor Fort
City Hall
William Sherman Rauch
Newark
Waterway League
Burke
Atlantic Deeper Waterway League
Donnelly
Trenton-Philadelphia Waterway League
Benjamin F. Howell
Oliver H. Brown
M. ¥. Poole
Joseph D. Redle
Peter Weedenburgh Haveeen
Shrewsbury River
Barnegat
Morris
Charity Ball for Monmouth Memorial Hospital Planned
Plans are formed for a benefit ball at the West End Shore Club to aid Monmouth Memorial Hospital. The event is likely in the first week of August, preceding the ble carnival.
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West End Shore
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey Thru Thursday
The Weather Bureau forecasts thirty six hours ending Thursday at 8 p.m. for New Jersey. The afternoon and tonight look threatening with a Thursday fall in temperatures. Expect not much change in temperature and light to moderate winds varying mainly from the west.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Basar profits top 400 at Oceanport event and chase for more
Oceanport Hook and Ladder Company reports over 400 profit from its annual basar held to aid the fire company with further large cash pledges anticipated from Deal Polo Club and numerous residents.
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Oceanport
Oceanport Hook and Ladder Company
Deal Polo Club
Joseph Johason
Sanuel G. Nelson
Mia. J. L. Sanford
Monroe V. Poole
Annie
Florence Fritsche
Mira Mary Williams
Henry Lamphere
Thomas Riddle
Florence L. Britton
D. Levy
James Davis
Mary Minor
Elizabeth Irwin
Cottrell
William Tilton
Wood
N. Johnson
Brooklyn Boys Narrowly Escape Drowning Near Atlantic Highlands
Two Brooklyn youths Charles Hance and George Beatty, summering at Atlantic Highlands, capsized a mutton-sailed canoe a half mile from shore after a gust while near the steamer Sandy Hook. Rescued by nearby launches, Beatty was exhausted but saved. both received stimulants and were cared for ashore.
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Brooklyn
Atlantic Highlands
Charles Hance
George A. Beatty
Sandy Hook
New York
Beatty
Monmouth Memorial Hospital awards multiple contracts
The Board of Governors of Monmouth Memorial Hospital awarded several contracts for a new brick power house and laundry building. Frank Dobson Company of Philadelphia won the steam heating plant bid at 7045 dollars, H W Johns Manville Co secured the conduit work at 1071.50 dollars, and B F Sturtevant Company will install engines and generators for 2790 dollars.
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Board of Governors
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
B. F. Sturtevant Company
Charles A. Wimpfheimer
Gus Bernheim
Henry Seligman Wa
Howard Borden
Fellowship Night At St Luke's Celebrates Fiftieth Anniversary
Fellowship night at St Luke's M B Church marked a belated fiftieth anniversary with a large crowd and multiple congratulatory addresses. Dr George H Neal presided, Rev B Fisher and Rev J G Lovell delivered messages, and plans for future events were discussed as past pastors were honored.
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St. Luke’s
St. Luke's M. B
George H. Neal
B. Fisher
Old First M. 8
West Long Branch
J. G. Lovell
First Presbyterian Church
George A. Edwards
G. A. Parslow
Neal
Alphonso Dare
Simpson Memorial
M. B
Wimer
Thomas B. Hughes
First Baptist Church
Hughes
Stroughton
Wis
Log Branch
Fisher
Old First M. B
Mother of Methodiam
Asbury M
First Reformed Church
Stratton
Wilson
Pirat
Mount Holly
W. Helsley
Farmingdale
C. Maddock
Trenton
Lawrence
Edmund Hewitt
Notice of disassociation from J. FP. Jackson & Co.
Notice to the public stating no connection with the firm representing J. FP. Jackson & Co. and no partnership or responsibility for work claimed by others in the name of I. FP. Jackson, lbart.
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J. FP. Jackson & Co
I. FP
Jackson, Lbart
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