Double Coronation Program Announced and Red Bank Politics
A page documents a grand Double Coronation with Queen Elizabeth IV's cortege, musicians, and royal attendants followed by coverage of Red Bank ballot results. It notes two added court members Miss Marjorie Green and Charles J Pupki and recounts bond votes, river improvements, a public dock, and a dredging plan amid a charged local political scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Lord Chamberlain
Eliazabeth
Hussars
Bessie Baumann
Beasie LeMer
Ethel Morris
Lillian Dobbins
Selina Newcomb
Isabelle Craven
Escorta
Frank I. Smith
Walcott Morris
Herbert Palmer
Richard Cornell
Byron Blaisdell
Joseph A. Burns, Jr
Marjorie Green Plower
Evelyn Reid
Elizabeth Warwick
Charles Pupki
Page
Idyor
Bryant B. Newcomb
Mildred
Virginia Powell
Prager
Mrs. Frank
Horatio Ranch
Donald Chalmers
Paul Pearse
Mise Ray Russell
Margaret Hesse
John Hesse
Mae Sutton
Queen's Court
Marjorie Green
Charles J. Pupki
Bath Avenue
Miss Green
Howard Green
Helen Green
S Court
Pupki
Society Circus
Com
Pany
Charlie
Special Election Results At Hed Bank
Debates on refunding debts of the former administration in bonds at 4 or 4 percent and 6 percent notes. Considerations include improvement certificates at 17 000 with 5 percent drawing, police salaries, and fire engine funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HED Bank
Referendum Drives Newtons Endorsement Of Borough Bond Plans
Voters heard accusations from opponents as Red Bank used a pink ballot for a nonbinding referendum on bonding. The mayor and council thanked residents after an election that favored placing the town on a solid economic footing and supported their financing plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigmund Eisner
Redge
Red Bank
Lighting Row At City Board On Avenel Pavilion
City board meets tomorrow at ten to resolve differences among building inspector Isaac N. Cubberley contractor W King Robbins and architect Clarence D Wilson over the Avenel Bathing Pavilion. Wilson defends the work as well built and worth 3000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac N. Cubberley
W. King Robbins
Board of Commissioners
Clarence D. Wilson
Charles Abbott
Seaman
Abbott
Stand
Flock
Arrowsmith
West End
Long Branch City Talks Drainage Lighting and County Roads
The board discussed worsening drainage with two proposed methods including a letter system. George Darby urged attention to Ocean Avenue lighting as fixtures are dim and dirty. A resolution urged Atlantic and Cedar avenues be accepted as county roads while plans to consolidate depots and stations were considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomb
Woolley
Ocean Avenue
George Darby
Ocean Front
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Atlantic
Cedar Avenues
Howland
Long Branch
Bath
Chelsea
East Long Branch
City
Large Funeral for Mr. Cioffi
Henry Cioffi died suddenly at his Broadway home on Sunday morning. Services were at Star of the Sea Church with high mass by Rev. Dr. William P. Cantwell. Delegations from New York and Washington attended. Knights of Columbus and Mandamento de Laura members joined. Interment followed at Mount Carmel cemetery with pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cioffi
Broadway
Suncay
Star of the Sea Church
William P. Cantwell
Lagely
New York
Washington
2. C
Long Branch Council
Knights Columbus
Mandamento de Laura
Thomas McCue
Leo Warwick
Kier Ton Nolan
Frank McCue
Frank Delise
Leonardo Sammatino
William H. Morris, Jr
Mount Carmel
Russell Suozzo
Stolen Diamond Ring Returned After Quick Action
George J. Daly of Daly & Hickey Broad Street Red Bank recovered a $250 diamond engagement ring stolen from Mrs. Thomas Coulton of Minnesink Park. The ring was traced to Henry Sanford who admitted involvement and led Daly and Coulton to locate it, with the ring ultimately found after a chase to New Monmouth and the Conover factory. No charges were filed against Sanford who left town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Daly
Daly & Hickey
Broadstreet
Red Bank
Thomas Caulton
Minnesink Park
Coulton
Daly
Mr. Daly
Henry Sandford
Sanford
Monmouth Insane Patient Recaptured
John Layton of Monmouth County, an inmate at the State Hospital for the Insane in Trenton, escaped by tearing up floor boards and crawling through a hole, and was recaptured today at Wilhertha, about five miles from the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Trenton
N. J
John Layton
Monmouth County
State Hospital For
Wilhertha
Mrs Truax Funeral Service Planned in New Jersey
The funeral for Ida T. Truax widow of Anthony Truax will be held Thursday. Services start at 1.30 pm at the Truax farm in Tinton Falls and continue at 3 pm at the old First M E Church in West Long Branch. Rev Alfonso Dare will officiate. Burial by John G. Sexton funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida T. Truax
Anthony Truax
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Truax
Tinton Falls
Old First M. E. Church
West Long Branch
Alfonso Dare
Simpson Memorial M. E. Church
John G. Sexton
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Kodak Films
Perroll
Asbury Park
Steinbach Company
Cluiies
Maple Avenue
Board of Commerce
Chamber OF Commerce
Hollywood Hotel
W. J
P. O
O. A. Clark
MR. Cioffi
Miss Showles
Ida Showles
Third Avenue
Clinton Place
Queen Esther Circle
M. E
Mig
Showles
Jacob Showles
Mary E. June
Harry C. Fay
Harvey 8. Bedle
Keyport
June
A. T. Stewart & Co
Ayu, Sre
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Monmouth
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