William Krismeyer Dies Suddenl y in Long Branch
William Krismeyer proprietor of Sayles' Market on Brighton Avenue died suddenly at his home at the corner of West Rud Ave and Hoey Street Tuesday night. He was 59, born in Newburg, NY, and had long been a Long Branch resident. Survived by his two children William and Gertrude Winkel, and a son Lloyd Lewis from his second marriage, with two brothers and a sister. Local officials seek surviving relatives. physician arrived too late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Krismeyer
Sayles
N. Y
Brighton Avenue
West Rud Avenue
Hoey Street
Mr. Krismeyer
Paim
Floyd
Kriameyer
Stone
Krismeyer
Mattites
Magdalene Krismeyer
Newburg
Long Branch
William
Gertrude Winkel
New York
Miss Little Lewis
Lloyd Lewis
Amelia Phillips
Howard
Matthias Krismeyer
PUPILS TOLD OF WAR AT TWO SCHOOLS
Veterans from the G A R held drills at Chattle High School and the Grammar School last Friday. Capt Green and L B Piven spoke at the Grammar School as crowds cheered Lincoln and Stanton. Mrs Stanton received equal cheers as the veterans recalled historic meetings and a parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattle High School
Grammar School
George AL. Green
Lorl Newman
Whomeas Letts
Howard A. Arntley
Genre’ Reynolds
James Campbell
Theodore Joline
John Meagher
Henry C. Maps
Thomas Box
Capt. Green
L. B. Piven
Captain Green
Stanton
Mrs. Stanton
Lincoln
Aire
Joline
Fireman Heroic Save At Gruber Cottage Becomes Night Quick Action
Patrolman Vetter on duty in Becond avenue spots bright light in second story room of Gruber cottage near Columbia Hotel. He and Gruber access the room finding smoke and flames. They extinguish blaze using water and pitchers, rescuing a semi conscious man. fire started from a curtain sparked by a match. Gruber reports to police praising Vetter’s prompt action and vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vetter
Gruber
Becond Avenue
Columbia Hotel
Mr. Graber
Lily
Mr. Gruber
American visitor from Birmingham tours New York state sights
Thomas E. Williamson of Birmingham England visits the United States to stay a month with his cousin Mrs. Thomas Fisher of Tabor Street. He lands in New York after an eight day voyage aboard the Arable and plans to see Liberty statue views and metropolitan towers later, enjoying Long Branch so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
England
Thomas E. Williamson
Thomas Fisher
Tabor Street
Williamson
New York
America
Barthold
New York City
Singer
Metropolitan Towers
Long Branch
Washington Park Opens Third Season of Uptown Resort
Washington Park enters its third season under a new committee with Dr. Orrin A. Clark as president and a broadened board. More than two thousand visitors attended the opening, which featured the Long Branch Military Band, a G A R post, Sons of Veterans guests, and a two part program ending after ten. Automobiles and carriages lined the Washington street side as summer visitors joined locals in a festive civic event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uptown
Washington Park
Orrin A. Clark
John C. Piiin
John H. Sutphen
Joseph
Broadway
G. A. R. Post and Sons of Veterans
Long Branch
George A. Parstow
Washington Street
Clark
Long Branch Places In Track Meet At Asbury Park
Long Branch finished third in the fifth annual YMCA Monmouth field meet at Asbury Park Athletic Grounds. Asbury Park won with 10645 points, Matawan second, Long Branch third with 1 point, and other towns like Freehold and Atlantic Highlands also scoring. Various events featured Long Branch athletes including St Onsterman taking third in the 10 yard dash and a Long Branch dominated grammar and YMCA relays. a Red Bank Sunday-school relay and a Red Bank Baptist Church team also placed. A Monday baseball game at Red Bank saw Relief loss to Marion A G of Perth Amboy with Lubeck and Smith on the winning battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association of
Monmouth County
Asbury Park
Matawan
Long Branch
Free
Atlantic Highlands
Freehold
St. Onsterman
H. Smack
B. Jowmat
S. Sacco
O] Norton
Tony Branch
Vwiret
Hewett
P. Randall
P. Tusting
A. I
O. G
F. Dominick
G. ¢. Wood
Ousterman
K. Seeley
A. P
G. ©. Wood
Red Bank
Nted Bank Baptist Church
KK. McQueen
R. van Brunt
H. Ely
GC. Coke
F. Patterson
Asbury M. &. Church
North Long Branch
This City
CgJerolamon
Smythe
J. Ousterman
R. J. Sherman
F. Bowman
H. Smock
R. Schanck
T. F. Appleby
J. Chambers
F. Burney
J. Crawford
R. Francis
H. Voorhees
I. Gano
Joline
G. Wood
Roberts
H. T. West
Marion A. G
Perth Amboy
Lubeck
Smith
Little and Henderson
Principal Waives Assault Hearing In Eatontown Case
George Dennla of Eatontown, acting as Eatontown public school teacher, waived hearing before Justice Ed Wise and awaits grand jury action on alleged assault that knocked down and rendered Joseph Schick unconscious. Dennis contends he only grabbed the boy by the collar as he fell across a desk. The Shicks and town officials have clashed over school discipline, with prior accusations against others in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dennla
Eatontown
Eatontoown
Hessie Morris
Ed, Wise
Red Bank
Joseph Schick
Charles*Schick
Howard Higginson
Dennis
Eatontown Board of Education
Otis G. Crane
Denis
New Officers on Duty Report for Summer Police Force
Walter Hennessey and Gregory Fox, summer police officers, reported for duty Wednesday. Alexander Swanson, Louis Carr and Frank Finn, members of the summer police force, will report to Chief Layton for duty tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hennessey
Gregory Fox
Alexander Swanson
Louis Carr
Frank Finn
Layton
Merchant Hanson Buys Lot on Morford Avenue
W E Hanson the Broadway merchant has purchased a Morford avenue lot and will improve it later. Hanson, occupying the Menke property on Morford, maintains one of the finest small gardens in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Hanson
Morford Avenue
Mr. Hanson
Menke
Practitioners' Society Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the Practitioners' Society of Eastern Monmouth will be held at Thomas' Inn Rumson on Thursday of next week. The county society meeting is set for Allaire on Tuesday June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Practictioners’ Society
Monmouth
Thomas’ Inn
Rumson
County Society
Allaire
Cedar Avenue Florist Eisele Recuperating After Illness
W G Eissele, Cedar avenue florist, is laid up with illness and has been unable to be around for three weeks. He continues to improve and hopes to be able to be around in a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Eissele
Cedar Avenue
Mr. Eisele
Burned at Gas Works Injures Young Colored Man
William Newton, a young colored man at the gas works, was badly burned Saturday evening while aiding repairs to a gas generator. He received burns to hands, arms, and chest, was treated by Dr. Welch, then moved to his Rockwell home and later to Monmouth Memorial Hospital. The injuries are painful but not serious, and he is expected to be off work for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Newton
Pr. J. T. Welch
Rockwell
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Reunion at West Home Brings West Family Together
A reunion at the Hoyt street home of Mr. and Mrs. John P. West gathered their sons John R. West of Matteawan New York and Raymond and Edward West of Newark and Palisades, and Miss Jacy West. A family dinner was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Hoyt Street
John P. West
John R
Matteawan
N. Y
Raymond and
Edward West
Newark
Palisades
Jacy West
Patrolmen in Summer Uniforms in Long Branch
Long Branch patrolmen appeared in new uniforms with blue suits light helmets and white gloves praised as creditable. Inspectors noted erect posture and smart appearance though items include a notice of settlement of accounts for minors Ella and William Robinson and Florence and Olga Fleet with dates in 1910 and guardianship filings by Balley and Flert.
Freeholders Sealed Proposals For Main South Street Works
Monmouth county New Jersey propossals invited for road bed storage gutters curbing on Main Street and South Street Freehold plans and specs available at county offices Manalapan Avenue to town limits and R R tracks to Institute Street bids opened June 15 1910 with 1000 dollar certified check required right to reject bids stated by directors and engineers including G K Allen Jr and George W Patterson Jr dated May 20 1914
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Main Street
South Street
Freehold
Monmouth County
N. J
Manalapan Avenue
Institute Street
Court House
Freehold N. J
G. K. Allen, Jr
Red Bank
George W. Patterson, Jr
William B. Conover
G, K, Allen, JR
W. Patterson, JR
Monmouth County Sheriff Sale Notice 1910
Public vendue to be held Monday June 27 1910 between noon and six o’clock at the Court House Freehold Monmouth County New Jersey. Property described as two lots three and four on a survey map by F Kennedy & Son. Located in Long Branch City bounded by West Third Avenue Willow Avenue and an alley. Property seized from Felice Silvis in execution in the case Sylvester Scurlare et al. Sheriff Clarence F Hettrick and Durand tins Cartan Attorneys. Date May 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifa
Monmouth Circuit Court
Court House
Freehold
County of Monmouth
New Jersey
Long Branco
County of
Monmouth
F. i. Kennedy & Son
West Third Avenue
Cedar Avenue
Willow
Camden Avenue
Said
Felice Silvis
Sylvester Scurelare
John H. Foster
Monmouth Common Pleas Court
Albert P. Cubberley
Elisha West
Jordon Woolley
Watontown
Long Branch
N. J
Cubberley
John W. Slocum
Monmouth County Board Adopts Road Work Consent Rule
The May 11 1910 meeting of the Board of Chosen Freeholders of Monmouth County adopts a rule prohibiting tearing up or excavating roads without written consent from board members or county officials. It requires supervision for approved work, assigns costs to the violator, and fines up to 100 dollars with potential jail time. The resolution appears in Laws 1907 page 166 and is attested by Director Geo W Patterson Jr. Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Chosen Freeholders of
Monmouth County
Chosen Fhreeholders
County of
Monmouth
County Supervisor of Roads
Court of Justice
Laws
William B. Conover
Geo, W. Patterson, JR
Rule to Bar Creditors and Mortgage Cancellation Notice
Administrator Charles H Throckmorton announces creditors must present debts against Mary A McGraw deceased within nine months from May 16 1910 or be barred. Also ordered mortgage cancellation hearing set June 28 1910 in Freehold before Judge Foster regarding Elisha West to Jordan Woolley mortgage.
Long Branch Eatontown property sale under fi fa
A sheriff sale by writ of fi fa will occur Monday June 20 1910 between 12 and 6 pm at the Court House Freehold Monmouth County New Jersey. The tract lies in Eatontown near Long Branch, bounded by Oceanport Avenue Kensington Avenue and parcel 75 on Kensington Park as shown on a LeNyse survey. It is listed as property of John of Colyard et al taken in execution for the Theodore F Bailey receivership Edwards Lambert case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Chancery
State of
New Jersey
Court House
Freehold
County of Monmouth
Kensington Avenue
Oceanport Avenue
Wm. BH. LeNyse
Long Branch
Kensington Park
John of Colyard
Theodore F. Bailey
Edwards Lamber
Clarence E. F. Hetrick
Special Master Sale of Real Estate in New Jersey
Public vendue set for June 20 1910 at City Hall Long Branch Monmouth to sell remaining Mary Hopper to Ruby Hopper tract including dower interests of Hannah Hopper and Elizabeth Hopper with 20 percent cash due sale day and balance at deed delivery conditions announced at sale by Special Master Charles J. Parker in Manasquan and Long Branch offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
County of Monmouth
State of New Jersey
Mary Hopper
Ruby Y. Hopper
Eatontown
New Jersey
Ruli F
Hopper
Freehold
Branchburg
Deal
Ocean Mills
Ocean Will
Arthur F. Golden
Golden Lot
Winsent Brown
Tallman
Monmouth County Clerk's Office
Hannah Hopper
Abram M. Hopper
Elizabeth Hopper
George K. Hopper
Court of Chancery
Charles J. Parker
Chancery
Executors Notice and Public Claims Bar for Monmouth Estate
Notices by Frank Henderson Olive M Albaugh and Elizabeth Garrabrant as executors and administratrixes warn creditors to file debts and claims against the estates of John W Albaugh Jacob J Garrabrant and Elizabeth Holmes by nine months from April or June 1910, under oath or affirmation. noncompliance bars action. Bradford Holmes, administrator, announces audit and settlement forthcoming in Monmouth Orphans Court on June 16 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank ©. Henderson
Olive M. Albaugh
John W. Albaugh
County of
Monmouth
Elizabeth A. Garrabrant
Jacob J. Garrabrant
County of Monmouth
Eliabeth Holmes
Orphans Court
A. D
Bradford Holmes
Hannah McGarvey
Matus McGarvey
Ordus
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Battfield
The
Dally Record
Stewart Iron Works
Cincinnati
Ohio
St. Louis
Carmlog
John G. Sexton
Sexton Bros
Undertakers
Broadway Long Branch
N, J
Pussle
Little
Henry & Little
Merchant Hanson
Daily Record
Practictioners' Society Meeting
Florist Eisele
the Daily Record
Liss
Bliss
Sresh
Bliss Laboratory
Herns
Bliss Heras
Lonto Q
M E. Gale
Mill St
Long Branch, N. J
Ella Robinson
William Robinson
T, Balley
Florence Fleet
Olga
Fleet
Harry Flert
Clarence
F. Hetrick
Durand Tins & Cartan
Charles H. Throckmorton
Mary A. McGraw
Charles H., Throckmorton
Ada W. Shaughnessey
Sarah Woolley
Maggie Woolley
Annie E. Woolley
Sheriff's
Parker & van Gelder
Solis
Frank
Henderson
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