Highland Beach Adds Lifelines and Summer Fun
William Sandlass hires Alonzo Derby Jr and John ONeil to set lifelines at ocean and riverside beaches with bathing already popular. Creighton's pavilion run by William Kruse hosts Saturday dances in June with nightly dancing in July August and after Labor Day. Oasis Yacht Club opens season under David R Andrews and Dar He club at Highland Beach also opens. Many youths attend Grace Mounts Atlantic Highlands invitation dance at Hotel Martin Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sandlass
Alonzo Derby, Jr
John O'Neil
Creighton
William Kruse
Ceasen
Witt
Oasis Yacht Club
David R. Andrews
Dar He Club
Highland Beach
Hotel Martin
Grace Mount
Atlantic Highlands
Beecham's Pills Promising Clear Complexion and Health
An advertisement touts Beecham's Pills as a safe economical remedy for women, claiming to cleanse the blood, improve health, remove impurities, and aid headaches backache nervousness languor and low spirits. It promotes better sleep and clear skin and notes boxes cost 10s 6d or 25 cents with directions included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecham
Peter
Highlands News Briefs From Piers to Pews in June
Highlands inventory and social notes update. Dancing class and Twinlight Council plan a June 6 dance at Creighton pavilion. Rentals surge with families moving into Highlands cottages and new businesses opening, including Sea Side kitchen and a Bay avenue bakery. Summer residents arrive, streets lined with new licenses and safety gear as council considers sidewalks and fire hydrant upgrades. Highlands Church holds a berry festival and prepares a Sunday service as twenty Highlands grammar graduates prepare to march.
Local Names and Visits Highlight Weekend Interlude
Worthley street resident Edward Asay sprained his foot while running a rusty mail. Rutgers College student Jesse Sabath visited locally with his family. Clement Leonard returned from Fast Orange to see friends. Georgia Scott of Jersey City visited sister Barbara Heyer. William Nixon and family joined relatives at Lakewood. Church organist Harry Chamberlain performed in Place Baptist Church. Florence B Chandler visited from Oakland Land Street. Clarence Loper and Norman spent weekend with mother in Newark. Anna Wisinger and Clark Worthley also listed among local visitors.
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Edward Asay
Worthley Street
Jesse Sabath
Rutgers Colege
Harold A. LaRoy
Waverly Place
Philadelphia
Clement Leonard
Fast Orange
Georgia Scott
Jersey City
Barbara Heyer
William Nixon
Long Branch
Nixon
Samuel Marshall
Charles Comstock
Joseph Foster
Joseph Smith
Peter Klippel
Lakewood
Harry Chamberlain
Branch Avenue
Baptist Church
Laos
Florence B. Chandler
Oakland Land Street
Asbury Park
Clarence Loper
Norman
William Lawrence Rides To Philadelphia And Atlantic City
William Lawrence motored to Philadelphia and Atlantic City on Saturday and Sunday aboard his motorcycle, enjoying a weekend road trip with scenic stops and windy coastal roads.
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Wiliam Lawrence
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Shrewsbury News Highlights Local Events and Graduations
In Shrewsbury Mrs Lillie Wenisch and a Woodlawn New York friend visited Thursday. The Woman's Auxiliary of Christ Church met at Mrs A H Parden's with seventeen present despite a thunder shower. The Reading club meet was postponed out of respect for afflicted friends. J L Honigman and family of New York are visiting for the summer. Oil was sprinkled on Sycamore avenue by property owners. Miss Helen Rockhill of New York spent a few days at her father's home. Public school graduation is set for June 12 with Theresa Corbett Raymond Tilton Grace Bowne Thomas McCormick Miriam Parsons Clarissa Johnson and Josephine Kean pupils listed. On May 14 Bishop Gray of Southern Florida officiated at Christ Church, preaching and confirming Virginia Parker Harriet Lafetta Moore Alice Beck Carhart and Mr Dickoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Parker
Harriet Lafetta Moore
Alice Beck
Carhart
Dickoff
Oceanic News Briefs From Sea Bright Rumson and Hoboken
Oceanic News reports Harry Harold and Phillip Buchanan now work for William O'Brien in Sea Bright while Ralph Berger and Lee Van Nest will soon join the Beach Club there. Arthur Mount of Rumson was thrown from his wheel on Rumson Road Friday morning, suffering facial bruises and cuts. Oceanic Boy Scouts plan a minstrel show. Mr and Mrs Peter Clarke and family of Hoboken moved to their summer home on Washington street, Mr Clarke updating his home for the season. William Kellas of New York visits Rev A A McKay. Mrs Wyckoff of Washington street renovates her home. River front lots near Lafayette street to be occupied by campers after Parmley denies land use near Rumson.
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Harry
Harold
Phillip Buchanan
William O'Brien
Sea Bright
Ralph Berger
Lee van Nest
Arthur Mount
Rumson
Rumson Road
Oceanic Boy Scouts
Peter Clarke
Hoboken
Washington Street
Mr. Clark
Elberon residents entertain and relocate for summer
A flurry of summer home activity and social visits marked Elberon as residents and guests arrive. Brooklyn pair Mr and Mrs George Premrtiss take possession of their Park avenue retreat while Charles Worth and family occupy the Monmouth Drive property. Several others host relatives from Long Branch to Philadelphia and beyond, with local life highlighted by visitors at Oakhurst School and Cream Ridge, and a move to Manasquan for the Wood family.
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George Premrtiss
Brooklyn
Park Avenue
Elizabeth Bombiadi
Long Island
Nellie Davison
Lakewood
Deal Fire
No. 2
Brighton Avenue
Arthur Hull
Long Branch
Milton Worth
Elmer Magee
Pearl Street
Harry Parish
Oliver Pullin
Cream Ridge
Mary Havens
Wayside
George McCloskey
Point Pleasant
Julia Mitteer
Hurleyville
George Withey
Kelsey Booth
Laura Pancoast
Hawkins Avenue
Harry Wood
Manasquan
Deal Recall Election Set For June 27
Borough Clerk Henry D Harris of Deal reports a petition asking for repeal of the ordinance boosting commissioners from three to five is valid. Mayor Levy announces a referendum will be held on the same day as his recall election, Saturday June BT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Borough Cle
Henry D. Harris
Levy
Jad Salts Kidney Remedy Ad Text
An old advertisement explains backache and kidney discomfort from excess meat. It promotes Jad Salts as a safe, inexpensive treatment to flush kidneys, reduce bladder irritation, and restore normal function with a daily spoonful in water, touting lithia content and ease of use.
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