Welch Honored by Elks of Nation
Dr. Joseph T. Welch Past Exalted Ruler of Long Branch Lodge No. 742 HP O EB was elected Grand Inner Guard at the Grand Lodge convention in Detroit Michigan. Welch is the first from this jurisdiction to reach the post, with only four eligible Long Branch members attending the sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph T. Welch
Long Branch Lodge
HP. O. EB
Grand Lodge
Detroit
Mich
Dr. Welch
Thomas P. Way
B. Drummond Woolley
Arthur Sussman
Woolley
Fay
Grand Inner Guard
Welch
Tie
Mr. Sussman
Two Matches at Sea Bright Tennis Tourney
In Sea Bright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club grounds yesterday two matches were held. A S Dabney defeated C F Watson Jr 6-2 3-6 6-2 in singles. Larned and Wrenn beat Pell and Prentice 6-2 2-6 6-2 in doubles. Rev and Mrs Sherman and daughter Katherine reside in Liberty street at Horace W Sherman cottage. missionary work in China referenced. health now restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Bright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club
A.S. Dabney
C. F. Watson, Jr
Mr. Dabney
William A. Larned
R. D. Wrenn
T. R. Pell
Prentice
Sherman
Arthur Mason Sherman
Katherine
Horace W. Sherman
Liberty Street
Shermans
Baltimore
Katzenbach Comes Back to Address Raritan Democrats
About 400 Democrats from Monmouth and many New Jersey counties greeted Frank 8. Katzenbach Jr. at a Keyport banquet. The event, hosted by the Raritan Democratic Club, praised Democratic principles and criticized the Republicans for greed and graft. Katzenbach urged faith in Jeffersonian ideals, while James R. Nugent and Congressman Eugene F. Kinkead spoke on party unity and electing a Democratic governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County
New Jersey
Frank
Richard R. Brown
T. S. R. Brown
Keyport
Raritan Township
Interess
Katzenbach
Old Monmouth
William J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Jefferson
Jackson
James R. Nugent
Newark
Democratic State Committee
Congressmr
Eugene F. Kinkead
Hudson
Trenton
Third Monmouth Dog Show Sees 998 Entries Record
The Monmouth County Kennel Club closes entries for its third annual dog show at the West End Casino with 998 entries, two shy of 1900. Classes include St Bernards, Great Danes, Newfoundlands, collies, bulldogs, terriers, spaniels, poodles, and many other breeds listed in the entry tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County Kennel Club
New York
West End
A Wees
Tomorone
St. Bernards
Collier Estate valued near three million dollars
The Surrogate's Court reported Petr Fenelon Collier's personal property in New York at 2,889,449 at his death April 24, 1909. Debts reduce to 105,693. Principal asset is a 2,697,826 interest in P. & Collier & Son. Life insurance 155,783. Widow receives life estate and 33,044 annuity. son gets 2,289,416 plus several charitable bequests. Burial at Wickatunk, Monmouth County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petr Fenelon Collier
Collier's Weekly
New York State
P. &. Collier & Son
Monmouth Agricultural Fair Association
Rumson Polo Club
The
Meadow Yacht Club
Kentucky ‘Horse Show Company
Tammany Publishing Company
Collier
Katherine J. Collier
Robert J. Collier
St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Hospital
Syracuse
Hospital For
Bronx
St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Seminary
Cincinnati
Seton Hall College
South Orange
Wickatunk
Monmouth County
George L. Lorilard
Eatontown
Monmouth
Middlesex Counties
Mrs Heldt Crowned Queen of Carnival
Mrs. John Heldt Jr of Union Avenue is crowned queen of the fire company carnival after a popular vote. As president of the ladies auxiliary of the Phil Daly Hose Company she organized support, volunteers, and a tag day plan with a child corps. She serves Star of the Sea Church, School Aid Society, Long Branch Auxiliary No 1, and the Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heldt, Jr
Union Avenue
Star of the Sea
Long Branch
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Long Branch Society For the Improvement of the
Station B. OD Saved After Washington Telegram
Postmaster A. T. Woolley received a telegram from Washington directing cancellation of the plan to abolish Station B and reduce it to a substation. At five oclock he had intended to move the effects to the main office while druggist John T. Britton had planned to reopen the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Woolley
Washington, D. C
Woolley
John T. Britton
Weather forecast for New Jersey and ads blend
The thirty six hour forecast ends Saturday at 8 p m is partly cloudy and warm with light variable winds for New Jersey. Ice cream delivered by auto and Horton's pure ice cream are promoted with ads mentioning Disbrow's telephone 3991 and 80 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disbrow
A. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Disbrow's
J. Band
Entries For 17th Annual Horse Show Break All Records
The 17th annual horse show reported record entries this year as organizers announced a robust turnout, with participants from multiple regions and classes filling all available divisions. Top exhibitors and sponsors highlighted the event’s growth and community support.
All Day Service marked Golden Jubilee at St Luke's M F Church
An all day jubilee service at St Luke's M F Church featured former pastors and lay leaders guiding sessions. Dr Hewitt spoke at night on The Christian's Foundation as Bishop Berry expected Sunday, with a reunion and social hour planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's M. F
Hiram L. Dangler
Lokerson
James Cloughly
Dr. Hewitt
St. Luke's Church
Handley
Dr. Stratton
Lawrence
Toms River
Hewitt
Neal
Joseph F. Berry
Buffalo
Large Excursion from St James Church to Highlands Beach
Yesterday morning the annual excursion from St James Church Newark traveled to Highlands Beach aboard fourteen cars. The train sidetracked on a switch and did not return until six in the evening, delaying the group throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’ Catholic
Newark
Highland Beach
Boy Escapes Injury After Broadway Crash
James Green riding a bicycle on Broadway noon today was struck by a car in front of the Spero cottage near Morris avenue. The Spe ros driver assumed responsibility for the damaged rear wheel and the boy escaped harm. Nearby ads note weather strips at a Middletown project and other local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Green
Jesse Green
Broadway
Spero
Morris Avenue
Speros
Carley
Percy Straus
Middletown
Mr. Carley
Chamberlain Agency
Monmouth County Horse Show entries reach record numbers
The seventeenth annual Monmouth County Horse Show runs July 26 to 30 with entries closed at midnight yesterday. Secretary P J Casey reports a five day event with sixty four classes and cash prizes totaling seven thousand dollars. New leadership includes James T Hyde as vice president and general manager, Walter K Hildreth heading the executive committee, and Governor John Franklin Fort named honorary vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County
P. J. Casey
Atlantic
Thomas J. O'Donohue
Prc
Walter
J. Casey
Hildreth
James T. Hyde
Casey
Walter K. Hildreth
Edward Murphy, Jr
John Franklin Fort
Fred Lewisohn
Rick Paten
Fiss
Doerr & Carroll, Horse Co
Charles A. Baudoine
A. C. Schwartz
J. T. Hyde
Weat End Shore Club
A. G. Vanderbilt
C. W. Watson
J. W. Harriman
P. A. Sorg
Mrs. H. 8. Laden
George Watson
Withdrawn 160000 high school building plan by city board
After a brief adjourned meeting Mayor McFaddin presided as the City Board of Ballmates withdrew a proposal to appropriate 160000 for a new high school. The Board of Education will revisit adding rooms at the next meeting with Secretary C Ann Francis inviting interested parties. Only about fifty citizens attended and two absent Board of Estimates members were physicians Dr. Reed and Dr. Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Board of Ballmates
Board of Education
C. Ann Francis
Idst
McFaddin
Long Branch Property Holders’ Association
Board of Estimates
Board of Eratimate
Walter 8. Reed
Orrin A. Clark
Francis
Highlands Hotel Raided as Disorderly House
Highlands authorities with County Detective Hlwond Minagh raided the Newark House in Highlands late yesterday, holding the proprietress on $500 bond. Myrtle Walling, her daughter, was taken to Red Bank for cross examination after admitting Monday night meeting a soldier from Sandy Hook who took her there for drinks and lodging. The girl remains a material witness while the proprietor awaits grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlands
Hlwond Minagh
Red Bank
Newark
8. Walling
Keyport
William Jorgeson
George ©. Jenkinson
C. Mel Johnson
Jerguson
Minagh
Banker
Sandy Hook
Jacobsonbaets and Nathan's advertise weekend specials
Readable copy shows Jacobsonbaets selling chocolates and bar goods this Saturday at 190 and 690 priced items. Nathan's at 665 Broadway promotes fresh items this Saturday and Sunday. Garden hose sold at 10c per foot. Chester M. Trims at 223 Broadway offers trims. Britton's ice cream cones touted as delicious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan
Son's
Broadway
Sun
Chester M. Trims
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Elks OF Nation
Sea Bright
Slocum's
Goldstein's
Jacob Steinbach
Thos. McSherry
Hicks’ Jewelry Store
Britton's
Cor. Broadway
Woorwood
Idaut
Raritan Democrats
Fourth Monmouth
White Bull Terrier
Charlie Grapewin
Second Ave
Morris
Slocum’s
Sexton Bros
Tel
L. B
Wtf
Duff & Campbell
West End Casino
Collier Estate
Britton
Mrs. Heldt
Carnival
Weather Bureau
Horton's
Pen Thanson's
Big Long Branch
Drs. Stratton, Lawrence and Hewitt
St. Luke's
M. Plewzinske
J. F. Jackson & Co
I. F. Jackson
Isette
Daily Record
Slocum'’s
Highlands Hotel
Newark House
Sugar Bowl
Jacobsonbaets
Théri
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