Comet Club at Oceanport Holds first shore dinner
The Comet Club at Oceanport gathered for its first shore dinner at the Oceanport resort on Thursday. President A L Cowles urged monthly feasts and a June 23 date for the next meeting was set. Attendees included Frank L Price Edward Roswell Daniel Minser William Ferguson and many others. officers elected were President A L Cowles Secretary H Whitney Conrow and Treasurer D T Garrigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. Smith
Oceanport
Comet Club
Cowles
Frank L. Price
Edward Roswell
Daniel Minser
William Ferguson
Walter Woolley
Charles Rosch
Douglas J. Garrigan
Henry K. Brunt
Joseph A. Wolcott
Howard Wolcott
Wiliam Dennis
William Perrine
Benjamin Smith
Samuel Apoes
William Midgley
Grover Wolcott
Tillotson
Lemuel T. Rhoades
James Killoran
Wiliam McC
Visitors Aid G. A. R. Encampment at Ocean Park Casino
At the suggestion of Past Commander James Campbell a collection was taken at Ocean Park Casino Monday afternoon to help defray expenses for the upcoming G A R Encampment. Mayor O McFaddin and G A R members passed the hat and over 20 dollars was collected and turned over to Treasurer Brinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Campbell
Ocean Park Casino
O. McFaddin
G. A. R. and
Sona of Veterans
Brinley
Secret Wedding for Edward White and Kathleen Beakes
The marriage of Edward White and Kathleen Beakes was announced after a private April 17 ceremony at Star of the Sea Church in Chelsea. White, son of Mr and Mrs Harry White, works as a bookkeeper for Barham and Co, while Beakes is the daughter of the late George and Mrs Beakes. The couple honeymooned in New York, returning to Chelsea avenue to reside with the bride’s family. White’s bride previously worked as a chief operator at the Brighton avenue NY Telephone Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward White
Kathleen Beakes
Harry White
Fifth Avenue
Barham & Co
Kathleen « Bellees
George
Beakes
Chelsea Avenue
Star of the Sea Church
PB. X. Langan
John Fitzgibbon
Frehold
Anna Beajkes
New York
Brighton Avenue
New York Telephone Company
Mrs. White
Attempted assassination of Kaiser’s son at Berlin review
A Polish Jew, Abraham Flerweiss, attacked Crown Prince Frederick William during the Grenadier Guards annual review at Tempelhof Field. He hurled a bean-filled zina pot, missing the prince but injuring a policeman. Flerweiss was captured, deemed insane, and likely to be sent to an asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Frederick William
Grenadier Guards
Tempelhof Field
Abraham Flerweiss
Flerweiss
Advertised Letters at Long Branch Post Office May 28
Uncalled letters list includes Ashe Applegate Miss Armstrong Mrs G Barrett Miss Mary Brown Gerardo Miccarelli Max Cohn H Dangley Howard Davidson Mrs Frank Emmons Miss Anna Erickson John Pero nce Stanley Brands Miss Julia Vv Frago T Hahnel Victor Harris Percy Harris D Harvey Mrs Florence Hayes W G Houston Miss Little Jackson W B Jennell Miss Lottie Johnson Miss Rien Lawley Sala Levy M Malandureolo DL B Maya Prof W T Mayer J S Newman N O'Brien James Rafferty John Rogers S S Smith Hyman Schneider John Tally Mr and Mrs Edward Van Rensimer Vito Vatane Mrs Emma Wallings Michael Waich L W Wheeler
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Hrranch
Ashe Applegate
Armatrong
Barrett
Mary Brown
Gerardo Miccarelli
Max Cohn
H. Dangley
Howard Davidson
Frank Emmons
Anna Erickson
John Perence
Stanley
Edward van Rensimer
Vito Vatane
Emma Wallings
Michael Waieh
L. W. Wheeler
McParkind Refused Rematch In Lightweight Title Fight
London reports that Packy McParkind of Chicago, believed winner of the lightweight crown, refused a second meeting with American challenger M Farland. The dispute centers on an alleged decision and the fate of the championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Packy McParkind
Chicago
Mughind
London and Chicago bout ends without title clash
A London challenger offered a bold challenge to Freddy Welsh, but he declined to enter the ring against the American opponent. The planned meeting with Welsh faded as the English champion stayed out of the title showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddy Welsh
Boner
Dlegnet
Aimerion
London
Othy
A &Fh
Hicago Bey
Mefarland
Lifesaving Station Visit By First Presbyterian Church
A dozen Christian workers led by Pastor Lovell of the First Presbyterian Church visited Lifesaving Station No 4 at Monmouth Beach last evening representing the Christian Endeavor Society and Women's Social Union. They held services and a reception followed with chowder and music as lifeboat crews prepared to begin two months of rest starting July first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Pastor Lovell
Station No. 4
Trev. LG. Lovell
First Presbyterian Church
Chris An Endeavor Society
Women's Social Union
Mornmouth Herne
Jersey
Guptain Green
Lovell
E. B. Barnett
Garfield Avenue
Goveil
Monmouth Beach
Florence Clayton Hosts Eleventh Birthday Party
Miss Florence Clayton of Branchport avenue entertained friends Friday afternoon for her eleventh birthday. The party featured games and piano, with the dining room decorated in cnt flowers. Refreshments were served and many presents were received by Florence. Guests included Mildred Wood, Marion Bennett, Helen Kingsland, Hindy Arrants, Grace Pearsall, Aura Berdan, Emma Thompson, Hester Clippinger, Olloween Hampton, Louise Morris, Annie Nadd, Jihel Clayton, Wystace Barkalow, Fred Clayton, Harold Clayton, Mrs. M. W. Norman, Mrs. J. Barkalow, and Mrs. H. Clayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Clayton
Branchport Avenue
Florence
Mildred Wood Marion Bennett
Helen Kingsland
Hindy Arrants
Grace Pearsatl
Aura Berdan
Emma Thompson
Hsther Clippinger
Olloween Hampton
Louise Morris
Annie Nadd
Jihel Clayton
Wystace Barkalow
Fred Clayton
Harold Clayton
MW. Norman
J. Barkalow
H. Clayton
Monument Rises at Matawan for Senator Little
Erection of a large monument to Senator Henry Little in Matawan draws heavy local interest. His niece is erecting the marker in the cemetery where he is buried. Granite stones arrived by freight car and a dozen men, aided by three wagons, moved the massive blocks amid a watching crowd daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Little
Matawan
Monmouth County
Mr. Little
Merchants Express Announces Shore Deliveries Begin
The Merchants Express Company will start shore deliveries tomorrow. Horses are quartered at Tomasky stables, to serve as the Ong Branch headquarters. R Von Valkenberg and met Kaufman named Long Branch managers. Asbury Church Fair planned in Neptune Hall Church Street during first week of duty by ladies of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants Express Co
Merchants Express Company
Tomasky
Ong
R. von Valkenberg
Met Kaufman
Asbury Church
Ascury M. B. Church
Neptune Hall
Church Street
Manhattan Men's Suits for Bride to Be and Groom
Advert in Daily Record touts style and value for June brides and grooms. Messages promise moderate prices, no tailor charges, and easy returns if needed. Featuring young men’s suits from 18 to 35 dollars and home wear for wedding month and honeymoon at Manhattan stores.
Missing Wendling suspect persists as case widens
Louisville report details circumstantial evidence mounting against janitor Joseph Wendling in Alma Kellner murder. His wife Mrs Wendling, arraigned on related charges, denies knowledge. A $1000 reward is offered for her husband’s capture and conviction as investigators probe bank withdrawals, clothing stains, a hat, and a hidden subcellar trap door.
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Louisville
Kydne
Joseph Wendling
John's Church
Tittle Alma Kelner
Han
Joseth Wendlig
Delag
Alina
Wendling
Wend. Mong
Alma Kellner
Kellner
Charles H. Treat Dies of Apoplexy in New York
Charles H. Treat former United States treasurer under Roosevelt and a Republican figure dies early yesterday from apoplexy. He was noted for expert financial work and active political involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
Charles LH. Treat
Roosevelt
Treat
Delaware delegate helps Morrison at national convention
In a chaotic scene at the INSS gathering, Elis examined for congress and tied votes near the correct result, helping sway the Delaware delegation to favor Benjamin Morrison. The subsequent report notes the five men aiding Morrison in his nomination and references the Chicago convention. United States political action and marriage license brief follows with New York brides seeking licenses before closing time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank
Elis
Ar Lange
Chicago
Delaware
Benjamin Morrison
New York
City Hall
Your Guide to Smart Shopping in the Classified Ads
The reader is urged to study advertisements to spot bargains and save money. It emphasizes comparing prices, reading small print, and using ads as a tool to plan purchases. Practical tips advocate patience, list-making, and avoiding impulse buys.
Neptune Council Presents Emblem At Monmouth Beach School
Old Glory floats over Monmouth Beach schoolhouse as Neptune Council No 217 Jr O U A M of Long Branch presented an 80 foot pole hoisted by Board of Education members. Fife and Drum Corps led a ceremony with hundreds in attendance and speeches by Robert Stratton and Henry Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neptune Council
Monmouth Beach
No. 217
Long Branch
Neptune Fife and Drum Corps
Council
Chirch Street
Board of Education
Robert M. Stratton
Henry Davis
Harry Charey
William Blizard
William Duryea
Flag Presented by Onward Corneil at Red Bank School Memorial Day
A flag was presented by Jr O U S A M of Red Bank to Shrewsbury public school on Memorial Day. The event included a march from Red Bank to the school led by the Red Bank band, songs by students, and patriotic selections. Rev Dwight J Parsons delivered a notable address, and a tableau by children depicted virtue liberty and patriotism the unit motto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corneil
Jr O
Red Bank
F. P Swezey
Christ Church, Shrewsbury
Dwight J. Parsons
Shrewsbury and Batontown Presbyterian Church
Mr. Parsons
Last Meeting of the Season of Shrewsbury Reading Club
The Shrewsbury Reading Club held its last meeting of the season yesterday at Mrs Archie Mosby’s Broadstreet Ratontown home. The program covered History and Literature with helpers Mrs Prank Patterson Mrs A A Matterson Mrs A Holmes Borden Mrs Richard Stekies Miss Valentine and Mrs Mostey. Mrs W H H Smith of Rockville Centre is visiting Mrs Chas B Sexton on Hamilton Avenue. Mrs Smith and Mrs Sexton were schoolmates years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrewsbury Reading Club
Archie Mosby
Broadstreet
Ratontown
Prank Patterson
A. A. Matterson
A. Holmes Borden
Richard Stekies
Valentine
Mostey
W. HH. Smith
Rockville Centre, L. L
Chas. B. Sexton
Hamilton Avenue
Throckmorton and Huff Wedding in Long Branch
Miss Ella Huff wedding announced with details of gifts and honeymoon plans in New Jersey. Bride daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Stiff. groom son of KH M Throckmorton, engineer. Guests from Long Branch and nearby cities attend ceremony and reception. couple to reside in Long Branch after honeymoon. Arlene Pigage, recovering from blood poisoning, back to school after two operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrockmarten
G. W. Hutt
J. Throckmerton
William Myers
Harry McLain
Edgar A. Huff
Charles Muir
J. W. Jones
Thomas McLain
William Halliday
B. Wardell
Brooklyn
Sidney Heald
Orange
B. W. Piard
Philadelphia
Cyril Smack
Charles Chasey
Thomas Procter
Henry D. Brinley
James P. Thrackmorton
Thomas L. Worthley
Long Branch
Charies A. Toland
Morris Building
Broadway
Hear Pearltreet
Arlene
George Pigage
Wr. Felice
Field
Rev Sherman to Summer Here in Washington Street
Rev Arthur Mason Sherman and wife and daughter will spend the summer at Horace W Sherman house on Washington street after returning from Baltimore. Mrs J B Sherman and son Horace W Sherman will leave the Washington street home soon for the Sherman homestead. In Bath avenue Dr George H Neal and family move from temporary quarters into the remodeled St Luke's parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Mason Sherman
Baltimore
Horace W. Sherman
Washington Street
J. B. Sherman
Sherman
Bath Avenue
George H. Neal
Dr. Neal
St. Luke's Parsonage
Paralytic Stroke Strikes Oceanic Woman At Home
Mrs. Elisha Keach of Oceanic suffered a paralytic stroke in her yard this morning. Neighbors moved her indoors, and W. S. Whitmore, her husband, was summoned. Daughter Miss Augusta Keach is recovering from a past operation at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. This is her first stroke. condition is critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisha Keach
Oceanic
Oceanic Bridge
Neighmore
W. S. Whitmore
Augusta Keach
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Keach
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Charles I
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Miss Ella Huff
Rev. Sherman
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