Highlands News Briefs: summer work and fishing advances
Ferdinand Spitzler of Carlstadt and his children visited Mrs. William Weber on Fourth street last week. Melvin Johnson joined Reny Brown's pool room. Allen Liming works at Ivy Brown's meat market. Bluefish bite heavily with large catches in the local pound. Matthew Horan works at Johnsons Miller street drug store. Benjamin Mackie moves from Perth Amboy to Fourth street and takes a summer job at Greenspan's grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
Ferdinand Spitzler
Carlstadt
N. J
Ferdinand, Jr
John
William Weber
Fourth Street
Melvin Johnson
Reny Brown
Allen Liming
Ivy Brown
Highlands
Matthew Horan
Johnson
Miller Street
Benjamin Mackie
Perth Amboy
Greenspan
Belford Briefs Miranda Lutz Ill at Home
Belford residents report Miranda Lutz daughter of Mr and Mrs George P Lutz is sick with a heavy cold at home. She was taken to Dr Smith of New York for treatment and is slowly improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miranda Lutz
George P. Lutz
Belford
Dr. Smith
New York
New Monmouth Notes Highlight Family Visit
Mrs. Daniel Hilyer of New Monmouth spent Sunday with sisters Mrs. Cecilia Leonard and Mrs. Amzi Posten in Navesink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Hilyer
New MonMouth
Cecilia Leonard
Amzi Posten
Navesink
Navesink Couple Welcome Baby Daughter Friday Night
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mount of Navesink welcomed a baby daughter Friday night in a home birth announced by the local family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Mount
Navesink
Atlantic Highlands Notes Residents Enjoy Picnics and Local Happenings
The Atlantic Highlands column reports St Marys Sunday School excursion to Highland Beach, Central Baptist and Asbury Park outings, birthday parties for Helen Young, and local visits. Walter Ash becomes Mack Minco chauffeur. William Conrow visits Farmingdale. Susie Ewing hosts a moonlight party. damaged safety repairs at the High School and Lyric Annex. various fishing trips, crutch use after accidents, and a new 18 inch oscillating fan at the Casino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Marigold
Larris
MacLenathen
Brooklyn
St.Mary's
All Saintes’ Episcopal
Navesink
Highland Beagh
Helen Young
Henry Young
South Avenue
Walter Ash
Mack Minco
New York
Kelly
Lincoln and
Seventh Avenues
Harry Postén
High Islands Methodist Church
Lisle Maxon
Hillside
Charles Frost
Adele
Valley Drive
Edwin Beers
Dorothy
Keyport
Duke's Park
Somervill
George Walling
Bert Bailey
Lewis Foster
Washington and
Lincoln Avenues
Conover White
Central Baptist Church
George W. Conover
W. Williams
Children's Home Society
Trenton
Presbyterian Church
Methodist
Denise Conover
Center Avenue
Middletown
George W
Willig Walling
Atlantic Highlands
A. L. Gorlin
Lyric Annex
First
Roland Lyric
Ewings
Arthur Buel
Mardeani
Eugene Ulrich
Bronx
N. Y
Baseball results and standings across major leagues
National League results show Brooklyn and New York split games with St. Louis and Cincinnati, while Pittsburgh lost to New York. American League notes Cleveland and Boston split, Chicago and St Louis games noted, with Detroit vs New York postponed by rain. Standings list New York, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Boston, Chicago, St Louis, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati. American League leaders Philadelphia, Detroit, Cleveland, Boston, Chicago, St Louis, New York. International and minor leagues report Montreal, Jersey City, Buffalo, Rochester, Providence, Baltimore, Toronto, Newark, and Rochester standings.
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Brooklyn
Ea St. Louis
Harmon
Hildebrand
Wingo
Yingling
Miller
Rigter
Byron
New York
RWB
Pittsburgh
McGuillan
Gibson
Simon
Marquard
Meyers
O'Day
Emilie
Boston
R Oa
Cincinnati
Packard
Kling
Tyler
Barthen
Brennan
Hanon
Philadelphia
An. Ae
Chicago
Philad’phia
Cheney
Humphries
Kam
Chalmers
Cleveland
Foster
Leonard
Thomas
Carrigan
Falkenburg
Carisch
O' Loughlin
Washton
Battersea
Boehling
Henry
Scott
O'Brien
Schalk
Kuhn
Dineen
Egan
St. Louis
An. Philadephia
St. Louie
Bender
Thormas
Hamilton
McAllister
Agnew
Try
Evans
Sheridan
Detroit
Philaphia
International League
Montreal
Jersey City
Buffalo
R. Ale
Newark
Rochester
Providence
Toronto
Baltimore
Standling OF
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TOL
PC v. Il
Jersey C
NEW York State League
Troy
Rrminghamton Eee
Pete See
Utica-Boranton
Syracuse-Wilkesbarre
L. Pac
Albany
Dilea
Elmira
Byracus
Wilwarre
Beranton
August and September Theatre Schedule with Photo Plays
Matinee and evening shows listed for August and September including Photo Plays De Luxe with Symphony Orchestra, Little Miss Fix-It charity event, Walter Jones in The Gentleman in Lower Nineteen, Caprice at New York Casino Musical Production, Potash and Perlmutter, Xantippe, Family Cupboard, Nearly Married by Geo. J. Cohan, and performances by Blanche Ring Sam Bernard and Otis Harlan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch Lodge of Elks’ Charity Fund
Walter Jones
the Gentleman
Symphony Orchestra
New York
Potash & Perlmutter
Xantippe
Geo. J. Cohan
Harrison Grey Fiske
Lyceum
Bayard Veiller
Hudson Theatre
N. Y
Blanche Ring
Sam Bernard
Symphony
Shrewsbury News Socials and Local Incidents
James Morford visits friends in Connecticut. Edward Johnson fell from a hay wagon and broke his elbow. Raymond King visits ecous icn Mrs Florence Beresford in Milwaukee Wisconsin. Migee Carolyn Taylor of Red Bank spends Monday with sister Mrs Edward Armstrong. Mrs Cortelyou of Bayridge visits daughter Mrs Walter Bunn. Annie Greenwood of Middletown visits Lilian Hurley. she is taken to Fletcherary dock at Hoboken for repairs within two weeks. Damages total about 2500 dollars per William Gelhaus president. During repairs two weeks the Keyport steamer is replaced by Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Morford
Connecticut
Edward Johnson
Raymond King
Florence Beresford
Milwaukee
Wis
Migee
Carolyn Taylor
Red Bank
Edward Armstrong
Cortelyou
Bayridge
Walter Bunn
Annie Greenwood
Middletown
Lilian Hurley
Fletcherary
Hoboken
William Gelhaus
Keyport
Huntington
Keansburg Steamer Keyport Crumpled at New York Pier
The steamer Keyport of the Keansburg Steamboat Company was struck in the bow by a Hudson river tug off the Gansevoort Street pier in New York. The impact crumpled the bow and broke it off, while the Keyport lay at the pier taking on one and laying off freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyport
Keansburg Steamboat Company
Gansevoort Street
New York
Hudson River
Locust Point Locals Visit East Coast Relatives
Locust Point residents Mr and Mrs Frank Devlin and family of Freeport Long Island travel with Mr and Mrs N F Maxson and family of Brooklyn to spend two weeks with Mr and Mrs E B Mattson of Plattsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Devlin
Freeport
Long Island
N. F. Maxson and Ily
Brooklyn
Wicks
E. B. Matson
Plattmount
Brevent Park Residents Move Into New Bungalows
Mr and Mrs Mockefill and Mr and Mrs Stram of Orange are settled in a new Brevent Park bungalow. Mrs Benjamin I Hawley also adds to her holdings at Brevent Park by purchasing another lot on the corner of Hamilton and Glennary avenues from Thomas H Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mockefill
Stram
Orange
Brevent Park
Benjamin I. Hawley
Thomas H. Leonard
Hamilton and
Glennary Avenues
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W. G. Eisele
Piorist
Cedar Avenue
A. C. Bennett Co
Beamchpert Ave
Ing Stationer
Jones
Koops & Abels
Broadway
S&h
Bennett & Lewis
Joline Ave
C. B. Deaver
Third Ave
R. M. Harris
Shoe Store
Sarah Schlam
3Rd Ave
Co. J. Pupki
Long Branch
Norwood Ave
A.& P. Store
Highlands News
Belford Briefs
Navesink News
Atlantic'highlands News
Lawrie
Pine Knoll
James Carroll
Highlands Avenue
Susie Ewing
Mae Wood
Coney Island
George Ewing
Lakewood
Percy Falkinburg
J. H. Schaeffer
Cruser
B. E. Hoobler
C. EB. Plumridge
George Douglas
Flushing
L. 1
Baseball
MR. Henry Peck
Gor Nbounty
Tek
Ceres Nana
DeLuxe Symphony Orchestra
Peg O' My Heart
Otis Harlan
Shrewsbury News
Keansburg News
Brevent Park News
Brighton Avenue
West End
Henry JR
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