Social Notes From Eatontown and Surroundings
Mr and Mrs Edward Babcock of New Haven Conn have been visiting Mrs Sarah Walcott of South Eatontown. Mr and Mrs Robert McDermott of East Orange were over Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs J G Breese. Henry Mount of New York has been spending days at the home of Miss Nivison. Charles Thomas of Franklin Penn spent over Sunday with Mrs James Steen. Mr and Mrs George Armstrong and Mr Eckson of New York spent Memorial day with Mr B D Cook. Miss M Elizabeth Higginson is visiting at the home of her brother H
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Edward Babcock
New Haven
George Armstrong
Mr. Eckson
New York
B. D. Cook
M. Elizabeth Higginson
Memorable Occasion And Jokes From Old Papers
Fragmented clippings present humor and satire about doctors patients and social mishaps. A Detroit Free Press jab about gowns and furnace timing contrasts with a Toledo Blade quip on inquests and doctors.
Courtship as Science Proposed for Chicago Schools
Chicago educator Professor R E Blount from Waller High advocates a formal course on courtship and affectionate conduct for youth, arguing instruction should begin in infancy and continue through life to guide relationships and prevent unguided impulses, with emphasis on distinguishing affection from passion. The piece also notes a quirky applicant’s letters listing musical skills and humorous self descriptions.
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Chicago
R. E. Blount
Waller High School
America
Keansburg Fields Strong Jersey Coast Baseball Team
Keansburg will be represented by a strong summer baseball aggregation along the Jersey coast. College players will form the nucleus with semi professionals from Elizabethport Stars joining. Local real estate operators and business men will finance the team as a town advertisement.
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Keansburg
Jersey
Elizabethport
Monmouth Star Lodge Holds Shirt Waist Sociable Dance
Monmouth Star Lodge No. 31 Shepherds of Bethlehem of Red Bank held a shirt waist sociable and dance in the lodge room at the American Mechanics Hall Broad street Red Bank. A good attendance enjoyed refreshments and about $20 was cleared.
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Monmouth Star Lodge
Shepherds of Bethlehem
Red Bank
American Mechanics’ Hall
Broad Street
Cent-a-Words Bargains Listed on Third Page
The third page highlights bargains and discount offers in the Cent-a-Words section. Shoppers can expect reduced prices and bargain items across various categories, inviting readers to browse the advertised deals.
Will Attend Princeton College Bride-to-be Grace Chadwick Plans June Wedding
Barry Rex, son of Charles Rex of Rumson, returns home after Chattle High School. He will enter Princeton College next fall and take his entrance exam soon. Mrs. William L. Chadwick of East Red Bank announces the wedding of her daughter Grace Chadwick to John C. King of New York this Saturday afternoon June 10 at Asbury M E Church. The couple will reside in Montclair. Grace Chadwick is a Red Bank High School graduate.
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Barry Rex
Charles Rex
Rumson
Chattle High School
Mr. Rex
Princeton College
William L. Chadwick
East Red Bank
Grace
John C. King
New York
Long Branch
Asbury M. E
Montclair
Red Bank High School
William Brehm
Sea Brixt
Bill
Red Bank Lodge of Elks
William
Brehm
Patrick F. Clancy
Oceanic
Clancy
Elks
Widow Bowman Critical After Illness in West Long Branch
Francis E. Bowman of Cedar Avenue West Long Branch is critically ill at home and may not survive the week. He has long been an active member of the G A R and Odd Fellows. One daughter Miss Georgiana Bowman of Newport Rhode Island has been notified. Read Cent-a-Wores on Third.
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Francis E. Bowman
Cedar Avenue
West Long Branch
Mr. Bowman
G. A. R. and
Odd Fellows
Georgiana Bowman
Newport
R I
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Carefel
Shane
Batiste
Brittany
Monarch
Cluett
Manhattan
Lisles
B.V.D
Eatontown News
Candor
Detroit Free Press
Toledo
Gingham
Skinner
Silk Department
Spalding
Garsisi
Parlor Rockers
Steinbach Co’s
Will
Bowman
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