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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1910

Page

2

Bowser Comes Home to a Housewife’s Reign of Reform

Bowser misbehaves all day and returns to a wife who declares a modern makeover. She orders curbs on his smoking clubs and bills, insists on domestic reforms, and warns of divorce if he resists. A late scene at a drugstore shows his frazzled ego and confusion over his own identity as an art patron.

M. Quad Associated Literary Press RS. Bowser Mr. Bowser Mrs. Bowser Finn Bowser Bowser Peter Bowser Nancy Bowser Bowsers Congress Ark Anid I-1 Sam Mia Dr. Cook Ike Thompson

Onward and Upward Auto Trade In Air Plane

An earnest citizen says we should keep going onward and upward with minds on higher things. A busy person responds that they have traded their automobile as part payment on an aero plane reflecting a whimsical chartered optimism.

Washington Star

Batting Average Makes Yeast Laugh in Yonkers

The Yonkers Statesman reports a joke about Bil being fired after an eight at bats over two weeks. The quip links batting average to productivity, noting eight at bats in a short span as a poor sign.

Crimsonbeak Bil Yonkers Statesman

Fragmentary Census Quip Sparks Social Commentary

A fragment from Life, Art and Anatomy features Venus Eve McCluskey arguing about beauty and frame. The quotation contrasts born goods and earned success with being caught by appearances, as noted with a cheeky Puck reference.

Venus Eve McCluskey Puck

17 Inning Memorial Day Baseball Game at Jacksons Woods

A 17 inning Memorial Day contest at Jacksons Woods Grounds drew about 500 spectators as married men and single men clashed. The married side pressed even with babies in tow, but the single men held the edge before darkness halted play in the seventeenth. Next meeting slated for July 4 with wives urged to attend. Lineups featured Percy Hennessey Edward Reid Jr Oliver Presley Joseph Selleck Cutcher Morgan Woolley Edward Reid Sr Nicholas Woolley Van Beunt Son Kettel-Dudley West B Hennessey Leon Hever Ira Miller Harry Chasey William Jordan Arthur Stratton Joseph Powers George Overt umpire. Score by innings showed late rallys.

Jackson's Woods Grounds Long Branch Percy Hennessey Edward Reid, Jr H. Parsell William Benedict William Colton Henry Elberson Martin Fornacole Nathan Katz William Lawley Harold Schenck James Wolkome Helen Beredict Josie Dey Grieppe Beatrice Emmons Alma Sculthorpe Christine van Cleft Ida Bennett Mary Wallace L. EB. Clark Antonio Bruno Henry Davis Arthur Garner Frank Luparelli Frank Minish Ignatz Capazza Carmella Bantello Mary Garner Marjorie Green Lena Mazza Susie Vincelli Anna West Pauline Zenitski Wennie Zernoski E. L. Murphy John Carter Herman Emmons Harry Ennis Abraham Steinburg Joseph Freedman Joseph Goodnough Harry Hayes Alexander Hunter Charles Jones Norman Knox Samuel Learner Tony Muzacco Raymond Schenck Eugene Walsh Isidore Yaidman William Karp Morris Gitow Esther Casanova Madaline Wright Freelove Miller Rosina Sestito Sarah Wechwartz Olive GQ Wright Americo Anastasia Harry Drake Leonard Gettleson Barrett Oxley Clarence Raimo Marcellus Wauters William Pennington Gilbert Katz Joseph Vassalli Angie Lillian Boger Hever Neaver Sadie Gruber Rose Trocano Claire Harrison Genevieve Fisler George Altberg Joseph Bonforte Raymond Cass William Emmons Harry Flammer Frank Gineco Malcolm Harris Mortland Hicks Edwin Penn Frank Slocum Max Wilke Howard Weber Wilbur Wagner Ida Cohen Laura Goodnough Maude Hanisch Angelina Muscatelli Mary Petrone Jennie Puppa Vauline Pingatore Bertha Schiller Geneva Tuthill Katie Vitello Rose Weinkofsky Anna D. Shepman Alfonso Accerro Harry Ehrenhalt Joseph Friedlander Dorman Green Held! Slocum Aimee Cook Mary Lacour Mary Meiatch Tillian Miller Mary Wiemark Lulu Thompson Thomas Arrowsmith Igrio Clark William Deeley Frank Mazacco Archie Miller Archie Sykes Miko Vincelli George Paar Elsie Atchley Frances de Nucci Bertha Freedman Gladys Gardiner Katie Luparen Fannie Schneider Alta van Dyke Lalla Woody H. G. Wilder Alter Chadwick Harold de Camp Victor Karmann Edward Larson

Monmouth Beach Clambake for Improvements Crew

Monday afternoon at Monmouth Beach proved an enjoyable outing for mechanics and workers on the improvements project. Guests joined a steam dinner feast, with shedfish and other fare, in the club stable set for fifty. The holiday gathering lifted spirits as crews push to finish work before the season opens.

Monmouth Beach

Rev Sherman to Summer Here

Rev and Mrs Arthur Mason Sherman and daughter who have been in Baltimore Md will spend the summer at the Harnes W Sherman house in Washington street They are expected to arrive shortly Mrs H S Sherman and son Horace W Sherman will vacate the Washington street home and take the Sherman homestead in Bath avenue now temporarily occupied by Rev Dr George H Neal and family Dr Neal and family are moving their effects into the remodeled St Luke s parsonage

Arthur Mason Sherman Baltimore Harnes W. Sherman Washington Street H. 8. Sherman Hlorace W. Sherman Sherman Bath Avenue George H. Neal

Five Panhandlers Sentenced in Red Bank Hearing

Quintet including John Robinson Luomas Wayne Hughes John O Neal and Wesley Kop pak appeared in Town Hall Red Bank before Squire James H Sickles and were jailed for 00 days. James and Marion Cocks got 90 days for drinking disorderliness and profanity. A stage was taken to Freehold yesterday morning with guards Estell Connors and Shutts.

John Robinson lLuomas Wayne Hughes John O'Neal Wesley Koppak Red Bank Squire James H. Sickles James Cocks Marion Cocks Frank Estell James Connors Ratio Shutts

Croquet Party Hosted by Gabriel Pelkey of Eatontown

Gabriel Pelkey of Eatontown gave a croquet party on Saturday with games and refreshments in the afternoon. Guests included Dorothy Carr Marguerite Shield Emma Hendrickson Alma Hendrickson Madeline Haines Isabelle Bennet Milton Giles Spencer Gulick LeRoy Barry.

Gabriel Pelkey Eatontown Dorothy Carr Marguerite Shield Emma Hendrickson Alma Hendrickson Madeline Haines Isabelle Bennet Milton Giles Spencer Gulick LeRoy Barry

Rosencrans Reelected Official At NJ Billposters Meeting

At the thirteenth annual meeting of the New Jersey Billposters and Distributors Association held at Silvermere, MF. OY Mealin was elected president and Charles Rosencrans secretary and treasurer. They were elected delegates to the national convention in Chicago next July. A social dinner followed hosted by Billy Burns at the hotel where the billboarders relaxed by the Shrewsbury riverbank.

New Jersey Silvermere Ann Little Saver Point MF. OY Mealin Charles Rosencrans Chicago Rosencrans Billy Burns Shrewsbury

Close Game at Reu Bank by R K Fox Club

The R K Fox Baseball Club edged Hudson Guild of New York 1 to 0 on Sunday afternoon. Monday, Foxes beat Morgan A C of Port Amboy 2 to 1. In Red Bank, the Long Branch lodge of KiKa and Court Montmouth No 182 Foresters played, Red Bankers winning 1 to 0 with umpire Harry Allaire in a dress. A large crowd watched.

Reu Bank R. K. Fox Baseball Club Hudson Guild New York Foxes Morgan A. C Porth Amboys Court Monmouth Order of Foresters Red Bank Long Hranch Lodge Kika Prospect Park Red Bankers Harry Allaire

Miss Ella Huff Weds Clareice Throckmorton in Long Branch

Miss Ella Letitia Huff daughter of Mr and Mrs G W Huff married Clareice Throckmorton on a Wednesday in their Liberty Street home. Rev Alfonso Dare officiated as guests in a floral setting with an arch in the library. After a reception the couple left for a week in New Jersey and will reside in Long Branch. The bride, wearing white broadcloth, received gifts including pearls from the groom and a gold pin for the pianist. The ceremony drew many relatives and friends from Long Branch and beyond.

Ella Letitia Huff G. W. Huff Clareice 8 Throckmnorton Huff Liberty Street Alfonso Dare Simpson Memorial M le Sweet Harold A. Beaman Thomas Procter, Jr Edgar A. Huff Edgar James Throckmorton Throckmorton Arception Seaman Hrockmorton William Hyers Harry McLain Long Branch Charles A. Toland Allenhurst Rachel Salsbury Mary Warner Deborah Warner Sarah Smock Frank Wolcott Leslie Elsie Ana Mildred Procter Agnes Huff Mildred Irwin Ada Housel Clara Brand Maude Maple Addie Merlett Lillie Warden Theodosia Throckmorton George W. Tuff Chattle High School Simpson Memorial M. EB B. K. Throckmorton Morris Building Broadway Pearl Treet

Newark department commander visits Norwood on encampment progress

Department Commander James Connolly of Newark met Past Commander James Campbell at Campbell's Norwood Avenue home on Saturday to learn how the forty third annual encampment committee was progressing. Campbell assured him a pleasing program was being prepared.

Department James Connolly Newark James Campbell Norwood Avenue Campbell

New Baggage Agent Joins Rail Road Depot Staff

Samuel Hutchinson of Tabor Street has joined the New York and Long Branch Railroad as assistant baggage agent at the Long Branch depot. He began work Tuesday.

Samuel Hutchinson Tabor Street New York and Long Branch Railroad Long Branch

Memorial Day Wedding for Richard Davis and Lizzie Doug Ings

Richard Davis and Miss Lizzie Doug Ings wed at 8a First Avenue home of Mrs. Francis Mason. Rev. Asbury Smallwood officiated with Mrs. Mary Clo at the organ. Guests include Fannie Mason, Clarence Mason, Mr. and Mrs. Street of Brooklyn, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of the Highlands, Fannie Robinson of New York, Lack Hendrickson, Mattie Maskina, Thomas Davis, J. F. Randolph, Andrew Mead, Mr. Laws, and Mr. Wilson.

Richard Davis Lizzie Doug Ings Francis Mason First Avenue Asbury Smallwood Mary Clo Fannie Mason Clarence Mason Street Brooklyn Johnson the Highlands Fannie Robinson New York Lack Hendrickson Mattie Maskina Thomas Davis

Garfield Honor Roll May Pupils List at Garfield Avenue School

The Garfield Avenue School honor roll for May lists 204 pupils across grades from Kindergarten to 4A. Names include C E B Osborn and many others, spanning teachers such as Arzenti, Benedict, and Belmonte, reflecting strong student achievement across all classes.

Garfield Avenue C. EB Osborn Eacher 1Ony Arzenti Leo’ Bonforte Igidore Feinburg Rocco Tornacolo James Horowitz Charlie Kirby Isidore Lasingsky Theodore Pinson Tony Acerra Abraham Hymen Nathan Rosenoff Sam Ledwitz Harry Papa Solomon Tapper Louis Katz George Wells Joseph Harrison Felix Meyer Annie Cole Josephine Dorante Hannah Egezia Imma Kaufman Magei Strolo Lottie Strolo Hannah Swartz Lena Trocano Julia Bonforte Marguerite Alphonse Florence Baniclio Dora Feinburg Bertha Gettleson Lillie Glaser Angelina Molina Angelina Callendé Jennie Smith Alberta Bennett A. D. Clark John Biase Cornelius Bennett Nathan Learner Ernest Vigger Antonio Nastasia Joseph Pingatore Jarvis Slocumb Joseph Walsh Abraham Danelof Antonio Egezia wWellie Fornacole Luck Greeco Janet Meyers Annie Muhjek Victoria Oxley Gussie Maizelt

Auto Smashes Wagon Near Monmouth Beach

James Longstreet of Red Bank was driving a wagon along a road near Monmouth Beach when an automobile driven by Mr. Spader of Branch Avenue Red Bank struck him. The wagon was smashed but Longstreet escaped injury.

James Longstreet Red Bank Monmouth Beach Mr. Spader Branch Avenue Longstreet Mr. Longstreet

Arlene Pigage Recovers from Blood Poisoning Attack

Arlene Pigage twelve year old daughter of George Pigage upholsterer has recovered from blood poisoning after two operations. She has resumed her studies at school. The attending physician was Dr Felice with Dr Field consulting.

Arlene George Pigage Felice Field

Law Students Entertained By Mrs Sutton In Red Bank

Mrs William J Sutton hosted six New Jersey Law School students from Newark for a house party in Red Bank on Monday. The visit included dinner, a river sail on Captain Charles Allen's launch, dancing and a late supper, with Miss Margaret Blaisdell visited by the guests before the return to Newark the next morning.

William J. Sutton Red Bank East Front Street New Jersey Law School Newark Howard Peck

Memorial Day Golf Cup Winners at Hollywood Club

Memorial Day cup winners at Hollywood Golf Club were Walter H. Liebman Edgar Hellman and Julian Hess. The links drew large crowds in the afternoon. In Class A Liebman defeated J Phillips 4 up and 2 to play. In Class B Hellman beat QC season good 9 up and 4 to play. In Class C Hess defeated R Nathan 4 up and 2 to play.

Hollywood Golf Club Grounds Walter H. Liebman Edgar Hellman Julian Hess Liebman J. ©. Phillips Julian Hess Nathan

Baptists Beat Methodists In Prospect Park Baseball Clash

At Prospect Park Red Bank the Ushers Union teams from First Baptist and Methodist churches split the crowd as the Baptists won 1% to 11. Edwin Conover and William Lawrence pitched for the Baptists while Allen Hesketh Joseph Asay and George Brown hit for the Methodists. Umpires were Samuel Woolley and Herman Cady. A $14.32 collection from four girls was shared by the two churches. The Presbyterian Brotherhood team will challenge the winner on the Fourth of July morning.

Prospect Park Red Bank Ushers First Baptist Baptists Edwin Conover William Lawrence Allen Hesketh Joseph Asay George Brown Methodists Samuel G. Woolley Herman Cady Prebyterian Brotherhood

Brother of Birkenfelds Dies in New York at 37

Solomon Birkenfeld brother of Benjamin and Louis Birkenfeld of this city died Tuesday in New York in his 38th year. He was a Mason and Elk. Funeral services will be held tomorrow from the Birkenfeld residence at 607 West 147th street at 9 30 o'clock.

Solomon Birkenfeld Benjamin Louis Birkenfeld New York The Masons and Elks Birkenfeld Regidence West 147Th Street

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