Weekly Gun Club Shoot At Oakwood Grounds
More than thirty Long Branch Gun Club members contested a handicap event on Oakwood Avenue grounds. Conditions involved 26 targets and 16 as the upper limit. Harry Maps led scratch with 21 and Arthur Sussman 18. Edward Shoenthaler won the miss and out shoot with four clears and received a dress suitcase, as 13 other prizes were awarded amid broad club hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch Gun Club
Oakwood Avenue
Harry Maps
Arthur Sussman
Maps
Sussman
Edward Shhoenthaler
Jos. Young
Theo. Young
Warren Heyers
Irving Howland
T. Wolcott
Frank Price
Rhoads
J. Wylcott R. Wood
Georgy Laird
Mis
W. Wilson F. Clark
L. Hurley
Peak HM A. van Note
W. Dennis Te
FP. West
Eee
Ee Tees
G. Heiliken
J. Conksaedees
J. M. Stratton
E. Everett Weesees
George Dennis
G. Greenleaf
A. Sussman
M. E. Burns
H. DeCamp Wate Eaee
Edward Schoenthaler
George Maps Beappnecemes
George Laird
William Dennin
Joseph Conk
A. van Note
Y Price
BE. Everett
R. Wood
F. Wolcott
L. Rhoads
I Howland
W.W. Heyers
F. Clark
Miss Ella Huff Bride Today In Home Ceremony
Miss Ella Letitia Huff daughter of Mr and Mrs G W Huff became the bride of Clarence Throckmorton at one o clock today. The ceremony was in the Huff home at 337 Liberty street with palms and cut flowers. An arch in the library alcove framed the couple as Rev Dr Alfonso Dare officiated to the tune Here Comes the Bride. Mrs Harold A Seaman played the piano. Ushers included Thomas Procter Jr Edgar A Huff and Edgar and James Throckmorton. Afterward the couple received guests and a reception followed. The bride wore a traveling suit of white broadcloth and a black hat with white plumes. Continues on Sixth Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Letitia Huff
G. W. Huff
Clarence 8. Throckmorton
Huff
Liberty Street
Alfonso Dare
Simpson Memorial M. EB
Harold A. Seaman
Thomas Procter, Jr
Edgar A. Huff
Edgar
James Throckmorton
Want Ads Glance Through Daily Classifieds Fuel Change
A few lines of classified ads show daily use and promise to transform lives. The note suggests seeking boarding houses rooms to rent, help wanted and situations wanted, with lost and found mixed in as a snapshot of everyday notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reny
HOUSE
Suit brought to test Milmore title as health officer
Edwin E. Taber filed in the New Jersey Supreme Court to test James Milmore’s claim to the sanitary inspector post for the Long Branch Board of Health. The court ordered an inquiry to determine Milmore’s qualification and authority to act, amid a dispute over licensing and eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milmore
Edwin E. Taber
Supreme Court of
New Jersey
James Milmore
Long Branch Board of Health
Mr. Taber
Harry Truax
Supreme Court
Willard P. Voorhees
New Brunswick
Taber
City Hall
Long Branch
Mr. Milmore
Board of Health
William A. Stevens
Thomas P. Fay
State Board of Health
Captain Edmund Price Illness Confines Lifesaving Crewman
Captain Edmund Price remains housebound due to illness. A longtime member of Lifesaving Station No. 2 at Spermacetti Cove, he is unlikely to endure the rigors of active service again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Price
Price
Spermacetti Cove
Oceanport Store Sold to William Rosch Jr at Oceanport
William Rosch Jr purchases the Clayton store building at Oceanport from Adam Clayton of Burra ville for 260 dollars. Mr. Pierce, Clayton’s nephew, was in Oceanport Wednesday to finalize the sale. The first floor houses a sewing room used by the Ladies Aid Society of the M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rosch, Jr
Clayton
Oceanport
Adam Clayton
Burraville
Pierce
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. EK. Church
Memorial Day Guests Entertained by MPF Family
James Davis of New York and Mr and Mrs Fred Davis with son Herbert of Sayreville and Misa Lois Robinson of New York spent Sunday and Memorial Day with MPF and Mrs T L Davis of Park Place Red Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Davis
New York
Fred 8. Davis
Herbert
Sayreville
Misa Lois Robinson
MPF
T. L. Davis
Park Place
Red Bank
Envelope mixup at Ocean Pier Casino involving generals
After exercises at Ocean Pier Casino on Monday afternoon Quartermaster H A Brinley handed General Horatio King an envelope believed to contain a one dollar bill, but it held a two dollar note. Both men noticed the error and exchanged envelopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quartermaster H. A. Brinley
Ocean Pier Casino
General Horatio King
General King
Quartermaster Brinley
Barrett Wing Cup Victory at Deal Golf Links
Hugh Barrett of Newark won the Memorial Day Barrett Wing Cup at Deal golf links with a net 72 and gross 76 while holding a 25 handicap. Frank Shanley, also of Newark, posted the best gross score of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Barrett
Newark
Deal Golf Links
Frank Shanley
Painters Wanted for Catalogues and Prices
A. F. Galden seeks painters at 579 Broadway with 1271f Maxwell Machines. For catalogues and prices contact J. Hicks, Jeweler, agent. Dates noted as Mon, Wed, Fri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Galden
Broadway
J. Hicks
America First Time Birmingham Man Visits New York
Thomas J. Williamson of Birmingham England visits his cousin Mrs. Thomas Fisher in this city for four months. He will tour state and New York sights, including Liberty Statue views and metropolitan towers, while enjoying Long Branch. Fisher had not seen him in 28 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
England
Thomas J. Williamson
Thomas Fisher
Tabor Street
Williamson
New York
America
of Barthold
New York City
Singer
Metropolitan Towers
Long Branch
Judge and Mrs Corn Plan Europe Trip for Daughter and Family
Judge and Mrs Charles Corn will travel to New York tomorrow and stay over Sunday. Their daughter Mrs Charles Harris and Mr Harris plan to sail Saturday for Europe where they will spend the summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge
Charles Corn
New York
Charles Harris
Mr. Harris
Cailing
Europe
Lockjaw Patient Recovers After Hospital Treatment
Charles J Bridge of Kensington Park heals from lockjaw after successful care at Monmouth Memorial Hospital, following a several week stay. The Jolly Twelve ran an ice cream sale on Memorial Day in the Joline building on Atlantic Avenue, selling sixty five quarts of cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Bridge
Kensington Park
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Jolly Twelve
Joline
Atlantic Avenue
Practitioners' Society and county meeting notices
The Practitioners Society of Wastern Monmouth plans its annual meeting at Thomas Inn Rumson on Thursday next week. The county society meets at Allaire on Tuesday June 14. A West Home reunion followed by a Hoyt street gathering for Mr and Mrs John P West and family includes sons John R Matteawan NY, Raymond West Newark, Edward West Palisades, and Miss Lucy West with a family dinner observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Practitioners' Society of
Wastern
West
Hoyt Street
John R
Matteawan
N. Y
Raymond
Edward West
Newark
the Palisades
Lucy West
Boats Race At Pleasure Bay Ends With Grace B Victory
Famiel Hayden Jr’s speedboat Ethel L failed to beat Grace B in a Pleasure Bay to Highlands race. Hayden fished 200 pounds of sea bass during the day, then Grace B led home the Ethel L after a tow. The Grace B proved the faster boat in the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Famiel Hayden, Jr
Ethel L
Grace Tr
Pleasure Bay
Highlands
Shrewsbury
Grace B
Memorial Day Memorial Services at Local Churches
Memorial Day exercises were held in several churches with sermons to veterans groups such as James B. Morris Post and Neptune Council. The day featured patriotic addresses at Asbury and St. Luke's churches, hymn singing, and flags on Simpson Church. Mr Dare sang "Tenting on the Old Camp Ground" and spoke on "The Hand of God in Our National History" highlighting duty and perils facing the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Memorial M. EB
Alfonso Dare
James B. Morris
James BR. Morris
Sons of Veterans
Asbury M. E
A. H. Eberhardt
Neptune Council
Crystal Wave Council
Mr. Dare
God
Dare
Cozzens
Chattle Defeats Alumni In Eleven Inning Baseball Duel
Chattle and Alumni clubs, in their annual clash, endured eleven innings of solid and sloppy play before Chattle edged ahead 7 6. Sean Reisner from U of P hit a seventh inning homer, Walcott Morrin cleared the bases, and Mitchie Warwick and Little pitched well. Final line shows Reisner homer, three base hits by Morris Tomasky, Johnson, Little and Van Dyke, and Warwick and Little used as the moundsmen. Next week promises another tight rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattle
Johnson
Helles
Sean Reisner
Walcott Morrin
Mitte
Warwick
Little
W. Morris
Tomasky
van Dyke
Reisner
Hoey
Flake
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey
The Weather Bureau predicts for the next thirty six hours ending Thursday at 5 p m partly cloudy conditions in New Jersey with moderate westerly winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Britton's Drug Store Celebrates 43rd Anniversary
Britton's drug store marked its forty third anniversary with more than seven hundred guests. The shop glowed with decorations and flowers and offered souvenirs as Prof Ball's orchestra performed from the rear. Mrs Britton and Mrs John Hubbard Parker helped greet visitors while the ice cream parlor thrived. Patrolman Vetter investigated a fire at the Gruber cottage near the Columbia Hotel, guiding efforts with Mr Gruber to extinguish flames that threatened the room occupant. The blaze started from a curtain as the guest tried to light gas, but quick action saved the building and the man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britton
Britton’s Drug Store
Brittoy
Prof. Ball
John Hubbard Parker
Vetter
Gruber
Second Avenue
Columbia Hotel
Mr. Gruber
Pier Co Must Pay City 1000 Today to Avoid Franchise Void
Long Branch Pier and Land Company must pay a 1000 franchise fee by midnight or risk losing its lease for Ocean Park. City Clerk Newcomb had not received the check by 3 PM. Directors meet in New York. Parker Wagner & Walton confirm awareness but offer no details. A May payment question remains unresolved. In boxing news Jack Goodman and Joe Bedell are set to fight ten rounds tonight at Fairmount A C after substitute for ill Jem Driscoll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch Pier and Land Company
Ocean Park
Newcomb
Plier and Land Company
New York
Parker, Wagner & Walton
Walton
Eity
Pler Ag
Jack Goodman
Joe Bedell
Brooklyn
Frank Picato
California
Fairmount A. C
Goodman
Jem Driscoll
Bill Gibson
Bedell
Jack
Fair Haven
Patrolmen in Summer Uniforms at Long Branch
Patrolmen in Long Branch wear new blue summer uniforms with tight helmets and white gloves. They stood erect during inspection and were praised for their appearance as Monmouth Bowling Alleys open daily at Lincoln Court in Elberon. Police transfers and a summer schedule at headquarters go into effect today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth
Lincoln Court
Elberon
Beach Commission Meets At City Hall In Ocean Park Talks
Beach and Park Commission discussed control after Long Branch Piers and Land Company franchise. They plan grass cutting and beach access improvements, pavilion relocation, and jetty extensions at Scarboro and United States Hotel property. New summer police officers Hennessey Fox Swanson Carr Finn reported for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach and Park Commission
City Hall
Joline
Good, White
Kroener
Long Branch Piers and Land Company
Ocean Park
Cottage Place
Laird Street
Scarboro
United States
Walter Hennessey
Gregory Fox
Alexander Swanson
Laula Carr
Frank Finn
Layton
Auto Smashes Wagon Near Monmouth Beach
James Longstreet of Red Bank drove along a road near Monmouth Beach Saturday night when an automobile driven by Mr Spader of Branch avenue Red Bank struck his wagon. Longstreet escaped injury while the wagon was wrecked. Hansom buys Morford avenue lot. He will improve it later. Mr Hanson occupying the Menke property on Morford avenue has a notable garden. Public notice clarifies A T Ball not connected with Long Branch Military Band and not authorized to receive engagements. Communications should go to A HM Edwards, 415 Broadway, Long Branch, N J. Continuous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Longstreet
Red Bank
Monmouth Beach
Spader
Branch Avenue
Mr. Longstreet
Y. BE. Hanson
Morford Avenue
Hanson
Menke
A. TL. Ball
Long Branch Military Band
A. HM. Edwards
Broadway
Long Branch
N. J
William Krismeyer Dies Sudden Death in New Jersey City
William Krismeyer proprietor of Sayles Market Brighton Avenue died suddenly at his West End Avenue home at eight last night. The 59 year old Newburg native, a longtime butcher and local resident, suffered chest pains after work and died after a brief illness. He leaves two children William and Gertrude, a second wife Lille Lewis and Floyd Dewis, plus two brothers and one sister. Funeral arrangements by John G. Bexton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Krismeyer
Sayles
N. Y
Brighton Avenue
West End Avenue
Hoey Street
Mr. Krismeyer
Floyd
Meagath
Ola
Phalelan
Matthias and
Magdalene Krismeyer
Newburg
Bayles
Long Branch
William
Gertrude Winkel
New York
Lille Lewis
Floyd Dewis
Amelia Phillips
Howard
Matthias Krismeyer
John G. Bexton
Relief Drope Another Baseball Game at Red Bank
The Relief loss to Marion A. G. of Perth Amboy by 6 to 4 in a Monday game at Red Bank. Lubeck and Smith formed the winning battery, while Little and Henderson paired for the Relief team. Steiner & Son supplied the equipment and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Marion A. G
Perth Amboy
Lubeck
Smith
Little and Henderson
Wall decor spotlight claims largest finest wallpaper
The piece highlights individuality through interior decor from church halls to private homes. Golden proclaims its wallpaper as the largest finest and most select in the region, emphasizing wall coverings as a crowning feature. A stone layer sought to relay the work in front of the Record office with an urgent note for a private at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden
Also Mentioned on This Page
NEW Gun Club
Oakwood Ave
Ella Huff
Ver
Voorhees
Lifesaver
Barrett Wing Cup
Maxwell Machines
Wil Sue
Jacob Steinbach
Steiner & Son
Ocean Avenue
North Broadway
N.J
Garrett Hennessey
Sexton Bros
L. B. Lebd
Wit
Methodist
Reformed
Presbyterian
Chattles
Weather Bureau Forecast
Boarder
Driscoll Goodman
McSnerry
Hicks’ Jewelry Store
M. Truax
William "Krisméyer
Steiner
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