Highlands Beach Opens With Dances and New Managers
William Sandlass hires Alonzo Derby Jr and John ONeill to set lifelines at both ocean and riverside beaches as bathing draws crowds. Creighton's pavilion owned by William Kruse opens for the season with Saturday dancing in June and nightly dances in July August and after Labor Day. Oasis yacht club opens for the season led by David R. Andrews and Dar He club at Highland Beach also opens. Many young people attend the invitation dance at Hotel Martin where Grace Mount from Atlantic Highlands is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sandlass
Alonzo Derby, Jr
John O'Neil
Creighton
William Kruse
Oasis Yacht Club
David R. Andrews
Dar He Club
Highland Beach
Hotel Martin
Grace Mount
Atlantic Highlands
Beecham Pills Promise Clear Complexion for Women
Advertises Beechams Pills as a remedy for facial blemishes and sallow skin, claiming benefits for headaches, backaches, nervousness, languor, and low spirits. Promotes sale in boxes and directs readers to read the directions with each box. Sold everywhere and available in Maine.
Highlands Summer Life and Council Actions Report
Highlands community notes describe council meetings, rental activity, new shops, and summer plans. Residents include Mrs Hattie Davis and Mrs Violet Smith among the council committee. rentals in Highlands rise with families from Newark Hoboken and New York. new stores open near the station and at Bay avenue. Peterson Brothers of Lakewood open a bakery. Charles Peterson to move to Everett Washington. police and fire preparations include new hose and special officers. summer residents like Joseph Taylor and George Gibbons arrive. Highlands Methodist Church hosts a strawberry opera fest and plans sacraments and grammar school graduation services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twinlight Council
Daughters of Liberty
Creighton
Millie Auferi
Hattie Davis
Hannah Whichard
Violet Smith
Lillian Chadwick
Sarah Andrews
Annie Willhide
Highlands
Helen Reddington
Dennett Agency
C. J. Field and Family
Richmond Hill
Water Witch
Harry Meixel
William Sandlass
Highland Beach
Patrick McCarthy
Hoboken
Grandin V. Johnson
Shrewsbury Avenue
Edith Parker
West New York
Harry Johnson
Tony Delikat
New Brunswick
Sea Side
Jacob Behr
New York
August C. Quast
William Koch
Brooklyn
Otto Gautschy
Prospect Market
Leonard
Bay Avenue
Peterson Brothers
Lakewood
Petersons
Charles M. Peterson
Everett
Washington Avenue
Harry A. Scutnorp
Moving Picture
Winfred Derby
Highlands Fire Company
Joseph Taylor
George Gibbons
Red Bank Locals Visit and Ailments Reported
Red Bank residents and visitors are listed with brief notes of where they came from or went. Edward Asay of Worthley Street is laid up with a sore foot after stepping on a rusty nail. Rutgers College student Jesse Sabath spent several days with his parents in town. Prof and Mrs Harold A LaRos and children of Waverly Place visited relatives in Philadelphia. Clement Leonard of East Orange called on friends. Georgia Scott of Jersey City visited sister Barbara Sleyer. William Nixon and family were weekend guests of Samuel Marshall in Long Branch. Various others including Mrs Charles Comstock and families spent a Saturday at Lakewood and church figure Harry Chamberlain played organ in church in Prof Laos’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Asay
Worthley Street
Jesse Sabath
Rutgers Colege
Harold A. LaRos
Waverly Place
Philadelphia
Clement Leonard
East Orange
Georgia Scott
Jersey City
Barbara Sleyer
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
Motormen Travel to Philadelphia and Atlantic City
William Lawrence motored to Philadelphia and Atlantic City on motorcycles, traveling Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Lawrence
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Shrewsbury Village Notes and Graduation Plans
SHREWSBURY NEWS Mrs Lillie Wenise and a friend from Woodlawn New York visited Thursday in the village. The Woman's Auxiliary of Christ's Church was entertained at Mrs A H Bordens with seventeen attending despite a thunder shower. The Reading club meeting postponed to today out of respect for those in affliction. J L Honigman and family of New York are here for the summer. Oil sprinkled on Sycamore avenue by property owners. Miss Helen Rockhill of New York spent a few days at her father's home. Graduation exercises will be held at the public school on June 12 with Theresa Corbett Raymond Tilton Grace Bowne Thomas McCormick Miriam Parsons Clarissa Johnson Josephine Kearn as graduates. On May 14 Bishop Gray of Southern Florida officiated in Christ Church, preaching and confirming Virginia Parker Harriet Lafetta Moore Alice Beck Carhart and Mr Dickoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Petersons
Norway
Big Charlie
Keansburg Realty
Keansburg
Fitre Irl
Mr. and Airs
Harry Gill
A. W. Dennett
Washington Avenue
John J. Duffy
New York
Mstelle Reid
Margaret Kielty
Jenkinson and Johnson
Alonzo Derby
Fist
Greenspan Brothers
Clarence Matthews Lay
Farmingdale
Sirs
R. W. Patterson
John Anderson
New Brunswick
William Anderson
Highland Beach
John Guise
Pompton
Fred L. Rogers
Elizabeth
Water Witch
Robert Jones
Frank Garry
Emer Freeland
Joseph Roller
Newark
Highlands Church
Ladies' Aid Society
Highlands Methodist Church
Highlands Grammar School
Methodist Church
Sycamore Avenue
Helen Rockhill
Theresa Corbett
Raymond Tilton
Grace Bowne
Thomas McCormick
Miriam Parsons
Clarissa Johnson
Josephine Kearn
Bishop Gray
Florida
Christ Churh
Virginia Parker
Harriet Lafetta Moore
Alice Beck
Carhart
Dickoff
Oceanic News Briefs From Sea Bright and Rumson
Harry, Harold and Phillip Buchanan work for William OBrien at Sea Bright. Ralph Berger and Lea Van Nest will soon start at the Beach Club in Sea Bright. Arthur Mount of Rumson was thrown from his wheel on Rumson Road Friday morning with facial bruises. 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 renovates for the season. William Kellas of New York visits Rev A A McKay. Mrs Wyckoff on Washington street improves her home. River front lots near Lafayette street will host campers this season as Parmley blocks land use near Rumson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Harold
Phillip Buchanan
William O’brien
Far Sex Bright
Ralph Berger
Lea van Nest
Sea Bright
Arthur Mount
Rumson
Rumson Road
Oceanic Boy Scouts
Peter Clarke
Hoboken
Washington Street
Mr. Clark
Elberon community notes and seasonal arrivals
Mr and Mrs George Prettiss take summer residence on Park avenue. Miss Elizabeth Bombiadi hosts tea guests from Long Island. Nellie Davison visits Lakewood over the weekend. Deal fire company No 2 members pose for photos at Brighton avenue HQ. Mrs Milton Worth visits her mother in Long Branch. Mr and Mrs Charles Worth occupy Worth homestead on Monmouth Drive. Mr and Mrs William Jeffrey entertain Mrs Farland from Germany. Everett Rudloff visits Oakhurst school. Mr and Mrs Charles Stein occupy Monroe Cook bungalow on Pearl street. The Moorings summer home brings holidays for the Parish couple. Mrs Oliver Pullin visits Cream Ridge. Mrs Mary Havens ill at daughter’s home in Point Pleasant. Julia Mitteer visits sister Mrs George Withey. H B Gowery arrives at Lincoln avenue cottage. Irving Tilton falls, cuts head at Norwood avenue. E P Davison hosts visitors including Charles Davison and family. Mrs James Goodwin ill with rheumatism improving. Kelsey Booth visits Missoura Pancoast on Hankins avenue. Harry Wood family move to Manasquan. Advertising urged in Daily Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Prettiss
Brooklyn
Park Avenue
Elizabeth Bombiadi
Long Island
Nellie Davison
Lakewood
Deal Fire Company
No. 2
Brighton Avenue
Arthur Hull
Long Branch
Milton Worth
Elmer Magee
Charles Worth
Philadelphia
Worth
Monmouth Drive
William Jeffrey
Pearl Street
Harry Parish
Oliver Pullin
Cream Ridge
Mary Havens
Wayside
George McCloskey
Point Pleasant
Julia Mitteer
Harleyville
George Withey
H. B. Gowery
Lincoln Avenue
A. O. Irving Tilton
Norwood Avenue
E. P. Davison
Pear Street
Charles Davison
Asbury Park
James Goodwin
Kelsey Booth
Missoura Pancoast
Hankins Avenue
Harry Wood
Manasquan
Referendum on Recall Election Set for June 27 in Deal
Borough Clerk Henry D. Harris reported that a petition to repeal the ordinance increasing commissioners from three to five was correct. Mayor Levy announced a referendum vote on the same date as the recall election, Saturday June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Borough
Henry D. Harris
Levy
Kidney trouble remedy Jad Salts advised for readers
An old health notice promotes Jad Salts as a cure for kidney discomfort caused by meat overuse. It claims cloudy urine, frequent urination, backache and fatigue improve by drinking a spoonful in water daily after breakfast. The ad touts the product as inexpensive, safe, and beneficial for kidney cleanliness.
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Beecham
RED Bank
Shrewsbury News
Oceanic News
Elberon News
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