Business Men's Parade Floats Draw Growing Interest
Interest in the 1911 Carnival Business Men's Parade rises as August 10 set for the float event. Local and outside merchants enter diverse divisions with no entry fee and cups awarded for merit. Judges include Abe Levy and C A Francis. parade aims to attract 50 000 spectators with bands and decor, promising civic pride and advertising value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirschfeld
Abe Levy
New York
Port C. A. Francis
L. W. Berry
N. Y
Bloomer Girls to Play Orioles at Red Bank on Friday
The Western Bloomer Girl Baseball team makes its first Red Bank appearance next Friday afternoon at the Shrewsbury avenue diamond to face the fast Orioles. The game starts at 2 30 pm with canvas fence around the field and admission set at twenty five cents. The Bloomer Girls have toured the country facing semi professional nines. The Orioles will feature Bob Johnson and pitcher Claude Boswell as catcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Orioles
Shrewsbury Avenue
Bob Johnson
Claude Boswell
Sandy Hook
Golf Club Vice President Cup finals conclude weekend play
Hollywood Golf Club capped its Vice President's Cups with finals yesterday afternoon. In Class A Fred Bach beat G W Lembeck four up and three to play, while Class B saw M Goldsmith defeat H H Maass by the same score amid a large gallery.
Wood Child Buried Yesterday at Mount Carmel
Funeral services for Lester Dennis Wood were held at Monmouth Beach on Sunday afternoon at two o'clock. Burial followed at Mount Carmel Cemetery, West Long Branch, with J. G. Sexton Funeral Director in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Dennis Wood
Monmouth Beach
Mount Carmel Cemetery
West Long Branchy
J. G. Sexton
Oakhurst Contractor William Jeffrey Loses Leg
William Jeffrey, longtime Oakhurst contractor, was admitted to Monmouth Memorial Hospital on Thursday and had his left leg amputated below the knee on Friday after a long battle with diabetes. He is a well known figure in Long Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jeffrey
Oakhurst
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Jeffrey
Long Branch
Burglar Steals 600 Dollars From Broadway Store
A burglar gained entry to the Broadway store of S. Goldstein & Son, taking about 600 dollars from the strong box after avoiding forced entry. The intruder used a dummy key, left a gold watch, and did not disturb stock or checks. Detective Walling investigates with few clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
S. Goldstein & Son
Harry Goldstein
Walling
Manion Funeral Largely Attended at Bradley Beach
Patrick W. Manion brother of Rev. Peter Manion died Wednesday at Bradley Peach and was laid to rest Saturday at Lakehurst. Rev. John O'Hara officiated the Bradley Beach Church of the Ascension mass with the Knights of Columbus in full attendance. The funeral procession was moved by special car to Lakehurst. Manion long served as borough collector of Bradley Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick W. Manion
Peter Manion
Bradley Peach
Lakehurst
John O'Hara
Church of the Ascension
Bradley Beach
Knights of Columbus
Mr. Manion
Monmouth County Horse Show Opens With Fifty Seven Classes
The eighteenth annual Monmouth County horse show begins Wednesday and runs four days. Charles W. Smith compiled the exhibitor list, featuring many new entries and fifty seven classes including championship and the Patten Challenge gig class on Governor's Day Saturday. Prizes total seven thousand dollars plus numerous trophies from show friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Smith
Monmouth County Association
E. T. Stotesbury
Edward C. Leeds
Edward Kearney, Jr
Griffin B. Conklin
M. F. McDonald
Robert W. Reid
John Doyle
George B. King
C. Cecil Fitler
Emil Seelig
Henry W. Leeds
Mortimer L. Schiff
Morton L. Schwartz
de Witt C. Flanagan
W. K E. Connor
FF. Small
Peter Hauck
Clarence Combs
Harry Combs
Henry Lawrence Bell
James Smith
Madge I. Nathan
J. J. McDonald
Theodore Offerman
Wells Clarke
Henry W. Rose
Peter T. Keelan
Friends of the Horse Show Association
Soldier Van Vliet to command Fort Newton in Seattle
Jol Cameron Van Vliet of the United States Army residing on Sycamore Avenue Shrewsbury will depart soon to assume command of Fort Newton in Seattle Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jol
Cameron van Vliet
United States Army
Sycamore Avenue
Shrewsbury
Fort Newton
Seattle
Washington
Red Bank Vendor Opens Wharf Avenue Produce Station
Frank P. Updyke of White Street Red Bank formerly ran Live and Let Live harness shop on Mechanic Street now operates a new produce station on Wharf Avenue He buys ships and sells apples potatoes peaches and related produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Updyke
White Street
Red Bank
Mechanic Street
That Place
Wharf Avenue
Grand Councilor Wil son Will to visit Progress Council
Grand Councilor Thomas and Supervising Deputy Grand Councilor Wilson Will make an official visitation to Progress Council No. 4 in Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow night. Refreshments will be served at the close of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Wilson
Progress Council, No. 4
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Long Branch House and Lot Sells to New York Buyer
Through Philip Jarsky, a preliminary house on Long Branch avenue was sold to Harry Trapinsky of New York. The property fronts fifty feet on Long Branch avenue and extends one hundred fifty feet on Searview avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Jarsky
Long Branch Avenue
Harry Trapinsky
New York
Searview Avenue
Storm warning issued for Delaware to Oregon coast region
Washington July 24 reports a storm warning at 10 a.m. for Delaware Breakwater to Portland and Maine as disturbances move east. Expect brisk strong south and west winds over the next 24 hours with lake region activity. Also note promotional shirt sale at Goldstein's with prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Delaware
Portland
Oregon
Maine
Moore
Telegraph trouble finder falls to death in Spring Lake
Fred Wilson 82 a New York Telephone Company trouble finder died after falling from a pole at Third and St Clair avenues Spring Lake yesterday morning He likely lost grip or was shocked by a charged wire His wife and 6 year old daughter witnessed the accident Wilsons safety belt had been loaned out Coroner Purdy found no burn marks He died about an hour after hospital admission
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wilson
Spring Lake
New York—Telephone—Company
Third
St. Clair Avenues
Wilson
Caroline
Robert M. Purdy
William John Smith
Jim
Earth
Roderick Algor
Algor
Fire crews battle swarm of flies at Arnheim cottage
Between dusk and dark Saturday night an alarm summoned West End and Elberon fire engines to Marks Arnheim’s Takanassee Lake home. Firemen, drawn by a swarm of thousands of flies escaping the cupola, directed a water stream at the insects rather than a fire, then quietly returned to their stations after thanks from the cottage residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marks Arnheim
Takanassee Lake
West End
Elberon
Elberon House
William Nixon
Tiberon Company
Weather forecast for New Jersey unsettled this afternoon
The Weather Bureau predicts unsettled weather this afternoon for New Jersey with fair and cooler conditions tonight and Tuesday. South and southwest winds prevail as a display station at Long Branch records a 5 a.m. barometer of 29.80 and a 33 mph south wind. The day's high reached 95 yesterday and the low last night was 72 with .45 inches of rainfall in the past 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
P.m
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Driver and Horse Killed at Railroad Crossing in Storm
A storm caused a fatal accident at the Little Silver railroad crossing. A driver and a horse were killed when the vehicle was struck by an oncoming train. Authorities investigated the scene and warned about hazardous conditions at unmanned crossings.
Biggest One Day Dog Show At Monmouth County Kennel Club
The fourth annual beach show at the Monmouth County Kennel Club on the horse grounds drew a record crowd with over seven hundred classes and more than $3,000 in cash prizes. Judges awarded George M. Greer Brookside Kennels best dog or bitch, while Sabine Forever, a smooth fox terrier, won three specials. Local exhibitors included Mia Amzi Dodd and Edward F. Ford, who earned ribbons and plans for a new kennel following his Westminster showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County Kennel Club
H. Hilderbrand Wilson
England
Tickle Em Jock
Mr. Wilson
Jock
Walescott
George M. Greer
Brookside Kennels
Harry Content
M. Robert Guggenheim
Sabine Forever
John G. Hates
Fiske
Vernon Jester
Greyhound
Mia
Amzi Dodd
Leo Hyman
Edward F. Ford
Ford
Shrewsbury Cake and Apron Sale by Auxiliary No 4
The Monmouth Memorial Hospital Auxiliary No 4 invites Shrewsbury residents to a lawn sale at Charles M. Patterson's Sycamore Avenue estate on Saturday August 9th from 3 to 6 PM. Cakes, apron items, copies of a new cookbook, ice cream and cones will be offered with prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Auxiliary No
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Thie City
Shrewebury
Charles M. Patterson
Sycamore Avenue
Shrewsbury
Tragic Rail Fatalities and Local Obituaries in Red Bank Area
Two traffic deaths near Little Silver and Highlands claim lives of John Sloan and Phelix Martin, both struck by trains. Sloan, 21, died after a milk wagon collision. Martin, a 22-year Army veteran, died after being hit by an express and thrown into the Shrewsbury river. Also noted is Joseph Parker Jr.’s death from stomach cancer and parish fair notices at St. James Tees with auctions and refreshments scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sloan
William Gramann
Little Silver
Sloan
John J. Sickles
Navesink
Peter J. Gorman
Red Bank
Little Silver Station
New York
Red Red Bank
Gramann
Sam
Phelix Martin
Fort Hancock
Jersey Central
Shrewsbury
Highlands
Martin
Sheldon's Boathouse
John S. Sickles
Margaret Ferguson
Amsterdam Avenue
Ordnance Department
J. H. Pelot
War Morris, Jr
Highland Beach
Express
Fireman Interested in Auto Hose Wagon
Firemen tour the Hiberon firehouse to inspect a new water pumping and hose carrying automobile purchased by Deal for use in Deal and South Hiberon. George Fowler from St. Louis demonstrates the apparatus, which can pump 600 gallons per minute at sixty pound hydrant pressure and 500 gpm at no pressure, with a 67 horsepower engine and ample hose capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiberon
Sestion
Deal
South Biberon
St. Louis
Webb Motor Fire Apparatus Company
South Hiberon
George Fowler
J. A. Stratton
MiberonAbrary
Lincoln Avene
William ‘Beatty
Long Branch Fire Department
Dee White
Fowler
Harry Truax
South Wiberon
Allenhurst
Ihe
Bouth Miberon
Deal’ Water Works
Long Branch
Deal Auto
Neighorhood
Mrs Flora Hance Buried at Glenwood Cemetery
The funeral for Flora Hance widow of Borden Hance was held yesterday from the Newing homestead with Rev. Dr G H Neal of St Luke's M E Church officiating. Burial followed at Glenwood cemetery under the direction of John G Sexton funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Hance
Borden Hance
Newing Homestead
G. H. Neal
St. Luke's M. 1
Burinld
Glenwood Cemetery
John G. Sexton
Engineer Seaman Improves After Injury
City Engineer J. Wesley Beeman, injured when a roller struck him while working on a project, is improving at his Broadway home. Dr. C. A. Clark, his attending physician, is hopeful he will recover soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wesley Beeman
Vogel and Guggenheimer win mixed doubles at Hollywood Club
Martin Vogel and Mrs Charles Guggenheimer won the mixed doubles tennis match at Hollywood Golf Club defeating Harold Loeb and Miss Carrie Bijur. The match was played yesterday on the club courts and featured steady baseline exchanges and net pressure from the victors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Vogel
Charles Guggenheimer
Hollywood Golf Club
Harold Loeb
Carrie Bijur
New House at Red Bank by Quackenbush Firm
Dewitt C. Quackenbush of 91 Herbert Street Red Bank plans a new house on Hudson Avenue for his own occupancy. The dwelling will have four rooms and pantry on the first floor and four rooms on the second floor. Quackenbush is a member of Charles BD Thorne Co. which has built several residences in Red Bank this past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt C. Quackenbush
Herbert Street
Red Bank
Hudson Avenue
Quackenbush
Charles BD Thorne
Nail Injury at Monmouth Beach Tower Repair
Charles Croton of Sécord avenue injured his left foot Friday at Monmouth Beach while repairing a tower. He stepped on a nail in a shingle and cannot report for duty. The report notes a painful incident with no further medical details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Croton
Sécord Avenue
Monmmouth Beach
Tower of the Monmouth Beach
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Bloomer Girl
Red
Wood
Ocean Park
Sexton Bros
Undertakers
Em- Dalmers
L. B. Ie
S. Goldstein’s
Freehold
William D. Hankinson
George Gilbert
Union News Company
Pensylvania
Hankinson
Gilbert
J. Brens
Main
Throckmorton
Haskinson
Manion
Bates Street
Bine
Goldstein's
Arnheim
Weather Bureau Forecast
Batee Street
Golistein’s
Eatontown
Joseph Parker, Jr
Asher
Parker
Mra
Anna Frazee
West Front Street
Fred Parker
Jersey City Lodge of Masons
France
J. W. Rogan
First Presbyterian Church
Fair View
Middletown Township
Robert R. Mount & Son
St. James
St. James’ Parish Hall
Tees
Thors
The
Daily Record
Mrs. Hance
Velox Auto
Chester M. Truex
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