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Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1913

Page

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Two motorists collide injuring riders in New Jersey

Eighteen year old William Stalker of New Brunswick on an Indian motorcycle crashed with a car driven by F Gerlick on Grant Avenue. Stalker suffered a compound fracture of the right hip and was taken to Monmouth Memorial Hospital. The auto, from Waterwitch Club to the station, had a loosened wheel and damaged tire. Earlier J C Dixon, a painter from Academy Street, was struck on Grant Avenue by a car and bruised but no bones broken. he was treated and sent home with care.

William Stalker New Brunswick F. C. Gerlick Waterwitch Monmouth Memorial Hospital Stalker Highlands Atlantic Highlands Gerlich Waterwitch Club Frank J. C. Dixon Academy Street Grant Avenue Dixon

Former head of St. James Guild dies at 79 in Long Branch

Mrs. Emma L. Jackson wife of Charles Teller Jackson died at home 120 Atlantic avenue North Long Branch from heart trouble after two weeks illness She was eightieth year daughter of Abner and Mary Mills born in New York formerly president of St James Guild devoted to church work Survived by daughter Edna three Mills sisters Mrs Mwen and Miss Mills and brother Abner Mills Funeral at home Friday 2 30 pm Rev Nash officiating Interment West Long Branch Funeral Directors Hyer and Flock in charge

Emma L. Jackson Charles Teller Jackson Atlantic Avenue North Long Branch Abner Mary Mills New York St. James’ Guild Edna Jackson Annie Priscilla Mills Rye Clarened Mwen New York City Abner B. Mills Nash West Long Branch Hyer and Flock Vergo Michael Attic Fargo Bia Fourth Avenue Mount Carmel Cemetery Hyer & Flock

Surprises Mark Double Celebration at Delatush Home

In Red Bank relatives and friends gathered for Mr. and Mrs. Delatush thirty second wedding anniversary and Mr. Delatush's fifty third birthday. Engagments announced include Miss Verna Delatush to Leslie Dennis and Miss Dennis to Willard M. Elliott. Details include a spider web cord ceremony and walnut shell photographs revealing the engagements.

J. C. Delatush Reckless Place Red Bank Queen Esther Circle First Methodist Church Miss Delatush Mr. Dennis Miss Dennis Mr. Elliott A. C. Dennis Dennis Pratt Institute Brooklyn Otis Elevator Company New York Red Bank High School Delatush Elliott Brooklyn Polytechnical School Stuyvesant High School William Thompson

Havens Dies of Heart Trouble in North Long Branch

Mrs. Jane Havens, aged 75, resident of North Long Branch, died at 10 45 Saturday morning at her daughter's home of heart trouble. She was born in Ireland and survived by three children, a sister, thirteen grandchildren, seven great grandchildren, and was a life member of the Asbury Methodist Church. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm from the daughter’s home with Rev Hammond and Rev Stevenson officiating. interment Glenwood Cemetery.

Jane Havens North Long Branch William Lewis Robert Sample, Sr Newbury Flavens Ireland John Havens Annie Guest Camden Susan Stratton Monmouth Beach Asbury M. H. Church

Memorial Mass Observed at Mt Olivet Cemetery Middletown

About 2400 people attended the Memorial Day mass at Mt Olivet cemetery in Middletown Township. Rev James A Reynolds of Red Bank led the service with Rev John K Murray and Rev Walher Edward P Kennedy assisting as deacon and subdeacon. The Holy Name Scouts decorated graves of over forty soldier heroes. The event featured an organ, choir, and a tribute to departed veterans and their sacrifices.

Mt. Olivet Middletown Township James A. Reynolds St. James’ R. C. Church Red Bank John K. Murray New Monmouth Walher Edward P. Kennedy South Awboy St. James Holy Name Hoy Scouts St. James’ Parish St. James' Church Father Reynolds

Long Branch Announces June 2 Business Parade

The Carnival Commission sets June 2 for a parade of business wagons, auto-trucks, and delivery autos. Circulars go to firms to list their units for parade divisions. Secretary Hope urges broad cooperation to showcase Long Branch’s readiness and pride in the business world.

Long Preach Carnival Commission Long Branch Hope

Monmouth Beach Firemen Visit Deal for New Apparatus

Members of the Monmouth Beach Fire Department traveled to Deal on Thursday night to view the new fire apparatus. They praised the machine and spoke highly of its quality and performance.

Monmouth Beach

Broadway Druggist Opens New Pharmacy and More

Druggist Seiler now operates a new Broadway and Third Avenue pharmacy with modern fixtures and a clean appearance. C B Deaver the grocer occupies Seiler’s former store. Tonight at Broadway Theatre features Real Cowboys roping expert Jady Rough Rider and a humorous sheriff with other acts and five reels of fresh films. Adams Express opens a branch office at 219 Broadway. Spring wall papers marketed at Goldena on 579 roadway Long Branch. Tau.

James Seller Broadway Third Avenue Jimmy C. B. Deaver Seiler Jady Rough Rider Wyoming Golden’a Long Branch Broadway Theatre Tonight Cheyenne Daye Rough Rider

New Contract Urged for Pang Second Avenue Work

Property holders pressed for changes to speed up the project on Pang Second Avenue. Officials favored Mack for first choice but residents want quicker completion and better quality.

City to pave Second Avenue with Metropolitan Brick

The Board of Commissioners moved to a first reading an ordinance changing the Second Avenue paving contract. It replaces Morris C. Barna Mack Brick at 2.59 per square yard with Metropolitan Brick at 2.48, directing mayor and clerk to finalize a new contract for the city of Long Branch. The measure, filed under law, may face judicial review after due consideration.

Second Avenue Mack Board of Commissioners Woalley Morris C. Barna Burns City of Long Branch Mack Brick Company

Noted Men Help Through County Charities Aid Meeting

At a Red Bank gathering of the Monmouth County Charities Aid and Prison Reform Association the new chairman Mrs Thomas N McCarter presided. Attendees included Miss Sara Nivisen Miss Eva Valentine Miss Grace L Mutton Mrs William S Cate and Daniel Doran Discussions covered upcoming publicizing efforts and a planned county welfare council event with speakers J A Moree and Joseph P Beyers.

Monmouth County State Charities’ Aid and Prison Reform Association Second National Bank Huilding Red Bank Thomas N. McCarter Rumson Sara Nivisen Hatontown Eva Valentine Shrewsbury Grace L. Mutton William S. Cate Daniel Doran Long Branch County Council of Social Welfare Joer Miss Button J. A. Moree Joseph P. Deyers Moree New York State Charities Aid Association Beyers National Prison Reform Association Charities and Corrections of New Jersey Monmouth County Charities Aid and Prison Repo Association Cereile Ettinger

Prentice Hoagland Wedding at Rumson

Eleanor Sheldon Prentice of Monmouth Reaelh wed Joseph C. Deasland of Unimeon and New York at St George's Church Rumson. Rev Dale officiated with Mrs Heeve Schley matron of honor and ushers and bridesmaids named. After a lawn luncheon at Meadowcroft Monmouth Beach the couple will honeymoon then return to the North Jersey Coast for the summer.

George's Church Rumeon High Woon Baturdy Eleanor Sheldon Prentice PO Prestee Monmouth Reaelh Joseph C. Deasland Unimeon New York William M Grosvenor St John, the Divine de Wo Daittos Dale Heeve Schley Meadowcroft Monmouth Beach Mrs. Hoagland North Jersey

To Kalow Knights Attend Services At St Luke’s Church

Twenty five members of To Kalow Castle No 72 G 6 18 attended services at St Luke's M B Church. Dr John Yo Dobhine preached on Wages and the Gift from The Gift of God is Eternal Life. The ceremony noted a yearly church attendance edict near Memorial Day.

To Kalow Castle St Luke's M. BO John Yo Dobhine God Frank K Cattowan Galleny Magles Grand Castle Order George A. Lippincott Dobbing Jesus Christ Pitt of God Christ Shay Jesus

Serious dog attack injures girl and shocks town

A young girl suffered severe injuries after a large dog leaped at her in a lakeside area. Mr Powers raced to Rafferty’s office at top speed, horn blaring, reaching sixty miles an hour. Doctors treated the wounds, and the child remained in serious condition as the community reels from the incident.

Powers Chas MecCue Lakewood New York Pie Maeers Georpinnon Meus Carl Hr Rafferty Monmouth Street Breadsted Bank

State tax assessments show record number of firms listed

Nearly 500 new concerns file with state comptroller in a single round of tax assessments. The schedule names 434 companies with total assessed values reaching into the millions. The filing includes major firms and local entities, raising questions about potential antitrust revenues and state fiscal impact. Notable nomination: Charles McCue named postmaster at Lakewood by President Wilson, with ties to Allenhurst and Lakewood.

Trenton Jane Rliie Tuves Miece Naneos Aceesera Just Sinter Chartes McCue Liv Enema Bea Deleht Allenhurst Lakewood Rosivent Wilhon Senate Charlie Long Branch Yevides Latewood Trust Company Firet National Bank Sea Bright

Guarded Garden to Defend Crops with Loaded Gun

Daniel Bennett guards his garden next to the Sunday baseball diamond at Melford after players trampling potatoes and vegetables. He threatens to shoot trespassers and warned players at the Perth Amboy Hel ford game, amid heated exchange and claims of church spotters and forthcoming arrests. Boy Scout Benefit tonight and local ads note old plank sale on Parker's Creek bridge at 2 pm Tuesday.

Daniel Bennett Melford Mr. Bennet Bennett Perth Parker's Creek Bridge J. M. Corkiesland John Daly

Court Clerk Schoentein Begins New City Offices

Henry Schoentein, clerk of the District Court, occupies the east room on the second floor of City Hall after it was vacated by City Assessor Bennett. The space features green floor coverings, decorated walls, new desks and chairs, and a modern desk with a typewriter attachment. The clerk, noted for neat manuscripts and a calm manner, is using the Oliver machine amid pictures on the walls in a bright, comfortable setting.

Henry Schoentein District Court City Tinll Bennett Oliver

New Choir Leader at Simpson Church

Simpson Memorial Methodist Church reports a new choir leader Mrs. Oliver C. Bowne praised for singing and character. Rev Alfonso Dare shared sermons on Power of the Blood and All on One Level. Evening communion drew a large crowd as summer plans include Talking Pictures and vaudeville acts. Boy Scout Benefit advertised with transport details and contact.

Simpson Memonal Alfonso Dare Oliver C. Bowne Lord Dare Simpson

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