Oakhurst School Closes With Senior and Youngest Classes
Oakhurst graded school will close for term next Friday with a two part commencement. Graduating seniors include Esther Bower and Genevieve Smith among others. diplomas presented by County Superintendent John Enright and Board President Isaac White. The following Friday evening a public closeout program features orchestras, recitations, solos, drills, and class selections.
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Oakhurst Graded School
Esther Loretta Bower
Charles Weinstock Cohen
Walter Arthur Funcke
Helen Elizabeth Gardell
Eugenie Howard Jeffrey
Alvin Edison Kierstead
Mary May
Mary Anna Postel
Harry Joseph Postel
Genevieve Young Smith
Justus Morton Smith
Frank Clifford Woolley
Harry T. Fisler
Panama Canal
Reee
Cotton
Legend of
Bregent
Julius Caesar
Valeric Roe
John Enright
Board of Education
Isaac B. White
Déubisbase
Derreecases
Phyllis Conover
Wholesale woman jewel thief taken in custody here
Clara Johnson a colored woman from Orange New Jersey was arrested in First avenue after detectives traced her from Red Bank and Long Branch. Jewelry valued at 260 dollars and 50 dollars in cash were recovered with one watch missing. She used five aliases and had a prior chicken theft conviction.
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Clara Johnson
Orange
N. J
Captain Walling
Clara
Freehold
First Avenue
Dr. Matthews
Hillside Avenue
Matthews
John Deabell
Red Bank
Rue
Minugh
Long Branch
Walling
Miss Johnson
Deabell
Deabeh
Clara Collins
Clara_Hess
Clara Williams
Clara Hatch
Clara ‘Hoff
No. 15
Pearl Street
John Epps
Maurice Dorewitz
West Front Street
Epps
Middletown Township
J. Frank Patterson
Firemen Respond to False Alarm at South Bath Corner
Fire alarm box 5 at the corner of South Bath and Second avenues produced a false alarm about 9 o clock Saturday night. Firemen found no fire and seek to identify the guilty party. City officials consider moving the box to a more public location to deter further false alarms.
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South Bath
Second Avenues
Odd Fellows Confer Degree At Arioch Lodge
At the Arioch Lodge No. 71 meeting in Odd Fellows Hall the second degree was conferred upon Charles Y. Clark son of D R Clark Visitors from Empire and Sea View lodges attended Clark will receive his third degree next Saturday night The event reflects inter lodge attendance in this city
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Arioch Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Charles Y. Clark
D. R. Clark
Clark
Empire and Sea View Lodges
First strawberries picked amid drought in Loyalton
A. R. Vailliant of Loyalton picked his first berries on Decoration Day. One basket for Philip Schmidt held about eighteen berries. Vailliant expects less than a quarter of a crop due to a dry spell. Berries from Vailliant are at the Maley and Omer Paul varieties Me ss
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A. R. Vailliant
Loyalton
Philip Schmidt
Mr. Vailliant
Omer Paul Varie
Mess
Ackerman Donates Continental Money to State Museum
Acting Governor Ernest B. Ackerman presents a 110 piece Continental paper money collection to New Jersey State Museum. Curator S. R. Morse notes it is the finest in detail, to be titled the Ackerman Currency Collection, with the lone missing six dollar note of the tenth issue.
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Trenton
Ernest B. Ackerman
New Jersey State Museum
Ackerman
S. R. Morse
Philadelphia
Harmon A. Chambers
Pennsylvania
Chambers
United States
Qurator Morse
New Jersey
Morse
Dr H R Clark Intervenes As Morris Ave Standoff Ends in Fines
A crowd of young men near Morris avenue and Broadway were challenged by John De Carto and Frank Andronca. Dr H R Clark advised peace and was threatened with abuse and assault. He helped detain the pair with Patrolman West. In Recorder's court De Carto and Andronca were fined 10 and 5 6m respectively on show of testimony from Clark and several boys. They posted deposits to cover the fines.
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Morris Avenue
Broadway
John de Carto
Frank Andronca
H. R. Clark
West
Recorder's Court
DeCarto
Androneca
Creature Returns to Asbury Park at Casino
A world famous band of 50 pieces performs twice daily at Asbury Park Casino. The show runs until July 2 with seating for 2,000 and ticket prices listed as 26. A AaH ol 53.
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Asbury Park
Chattle High Loses Season Finale To Neptune Nine
Chattle High fell 9 to 4 at North Asbury Park Athletic Grounds in the season’s final league game. The Neptunes built a 5 4 lead by the second inning with timely bunts and fielding errors by Chattle. Neptune pitcher English struck out eleven and limited Chattle to two hits as Chattle’s loose play and overconfidence plagued them.
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Neps
Chattle
Neptune
English
Highwaymen Seize Man On Bluffwalk
A bold midnight robbery attempt targeted J. Sicard as he left his West End Casino store on Ocean avenue. Two men grabbed him from behind, tried to steal his diamond pin and about $200, fought him, then fled when Patrolman Dodd and Officer McCarthy arrived. Sicard’s blows left a discolored eye. robbers wore rubber soles and escaped toward Broadway. The incident was logged at 12.46 AM.
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Rob J. Sicard
West End
Ocean Avenue
Bluffwalk
Mr. Sicard
Dodd
Frank McCarthy
Broadway
New Jersey Weather Forecast Shows Showers Then Warmer
The U S Weather Bureau predicts showers this afternoon and tonight in New Jersey with generally fair and warmer conditions Tuesday. Moderate southerly winds prevail as of 8 a m observations from Long Branch. Temperature 62 with a 74 high yesterday.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Governor Wilson Returns to Trenton Faces Ten Hearings
Fresh from a 10 000 mile West tour Governor Wilson arrives at 9 45 a m to begin executive work and ten hearings on as many bills. Acting Governor Ackerman handles duties with Sen Ackerman heading meetings while Wilson vacations in Connecticut Sea Girt later.
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Trenton
State House
N. J
West
Wilson
Atlantic
Pacific
Sterling
Princeton
Connecticut
Washington
United States
Sea Girt
Ackerman
Europe
Speaker Kenny
State School Fund
Lakewood
State Printing Commission
Commission
Frelinghuysen
Griffin
Mylod
Brown
East Orange
Livingston
Bradley
Camden
Civil Service
Donnelly
Finance Board
Pikaart
Osborne
Streitwolf
Local board urged to hire city graduates as teachers
Long Branch Board of Education member Harry T. Blodgett urged employing more teachers who live in Long Branch and are graduates of the local High School or State Normal School. He argued state certificates indicate ability and called for city preference for graduates when vacancies arise.
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City Board of Education
Harry T. Blodgett
Long Branch
State Normal School
Blodgett
Board of Education
Trenton
N. J
Death of Ralph Z McGuire in Red Bank
Ralph Z McGuire, 30, son of Mrs. Lot tie McGuire of Red Bank Wall Street, died yesterday morning of tuberculosis after a long illness. He was unmarried and survived only by his mother. He worked as a waiter for several wealthy New York clients before falling ill. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 2 PM at A M E Zion Church on Central Avenue, Red Bank, with Rev. Adams officiating. Interment will follow at White Ridge Cemetery in South Eatontown, under the direction of Harry C Fay Funeral Director of Red Bank.
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Ralph Z. McGuire
Lottie McGuire
Wall Street
Red Bank
McGuire
New York
A. M. E. Zion Church
Central Avenue
Former Councilman Conover Bitten by Ferocious Dog
Former Councilman Henry Conover of Branchport avenue was bitten by a lored dog on Hendrickson avenue. The dog chewed his pants badly before Conover reached home and reported the incident to police headquarters.
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Henry Conover
Branchport Avenue
Hendrickson Avenue
Bribed Lawmaker Fined Five Hundred Dollars
Columbus reports Representative Evans of Stark county pleaded guilty to soliciting a $300 bribe and was fined $500. Eight new indictments were reported by the grand jury, though names were not divulged.
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Columbus
Evans
Stark County
Grand Juty
Replanking Branchport Bridge Under Town Board Work
The Shrewsbury Bridge at Branchport is being rebuilt by the Board of Chosen Freeholders with supervision by Qwen. The structure is now closed to travel as work continues.
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Branchport
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Qwen. Malee
Sexton Bros Undertakers Advertise in Daily Record
Sexton Bros undertakers and embalmers at 516 Broadway place an advertisement in the Daily Record inviting patrons to their services and noting availability for funerals and arrangements.
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Sexton Bros., Undertakers and
Broadway
The
Daily Record
Encampment Branch Forty Years Old Celebration
Long Branch I O O F encampment No 49 marks its fortieth anniversary with a Friday night ceremony in Odd Fellows Hall. Attendees include past officials from Red Bank Sea Bright Asbury Park Arioch Beulah and state officers led by Grand High Priest Morris Lumger.
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Arioch Lodge
Broadway
Jackson Street
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Arioch Rebekah
John 8. Baibton
Red Bank
Sea Bright
Asbury Park
Arioch and
Beulah Rebecca
Rebekah Assembly
Morris Lumger
Bradley Beach
Grara@ Sentor
Charles L. Williams
Long Branch
Frank R. Jummell
Trenton
Oscar Falk
Morristown
Grand Sentinel
John P. Leigh
Ashbury Park
James R. Woolley
W. C. Woolley
Edwards Orchestra
Mabel Zimmerman
Florence Attison
Jummell
Isaiah S. Lane
Hamilton Taber
George W. Brown
W. B. Lippincott
James B. Lippincott
Thomas R. Woolley
Woolsey O. Woolley
Preston L. Wood
Peter M. Hyer
Andrew P. Anderson
F. M. van Derveer
John P. West
I. P. Reid
C. L. Williams
Albert Abley
C. B. Harvey
Hicks’ Hall
Oceanic Girl a Bride in Madison Ceremony
Miss Christie Bogle daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Bogle of Oceanic married William Josaph Finegan son of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Finegan of Brooklyn at St Vincent's Church Madison. Rev J W McDowell officiated. The couple will reside in Roseville near Newark after a wedding trip.
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Christie Bogle
James Bogle
Oceanic
William Josaph Finegan
George F. Finegan
Brooklyn
St. Vincent's Church
Madison
J. W. McDowell
Mary Dwyer
Paysaic
Bridsgroom
William Finegan
Green Avenue
Deranged Negro Causes Disturbance in Red Bank
Edgar Smith a colored man from Vedar street Red Bank created a disturbance near his home late Saturday afternoon. Police were alerted and Officers Connors and Estelie found him quietly on the porch. He was taken to Borough Hall, examined by Drs Sayre and Garrison and released with no medical trouble found.
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Edgar Smith
Vedar Street
Red Bank
Smith
Edward Connors
Frank Estelie
Borough Hall
Fined For Drunkenness In Awbury Park Incident
William Loder a longshore painter was arrested yesterday at Awbury Park for drunkenness. He paid five dollars and was released to attend court this morning for appearance.
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William Loder
Awbury Park
Pearance
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Carrie Dalton
Lela Finn
Pearl Funcke
Constance Patterson
Mam Jie Gough
Angelina Penta
Viola Maas
Elizabeth Taylor
William Rawson
James Johnson
Royal Hibbetts
Charles Throckmorton
Elizabeth Penta
John Stonaker
Cora Fary
Elizabeth Gunn
Catherine Patterson
Alice Harvey
Mildred Slocum
Edna Meyer
Carrie Youmans
Jeanette Weiler
Grace Woolley
Dorothy Conover
Emma Lehy
Audrey Bennett
Susie Dangler
Jane Bennett
Susie Bennett
Elsie Carlson
Elsie Johnson
Agnes Gardell
Ruler
Hilbert Finn
Arthur White
Walter Dolton
Asiel Wiseman
Otto Kratochvil
Elston Ireland
Leon Herbert
Eric Gardell
Lewis Johnson
Bertis Treland
Whitney White
Anthony Gunn
Sun Flower Drill
Edward Stonaker
Ralph Weeden
Viola van Note
Floyd Jeffrey
Emil Gardell
Harry Postel
Harold Bennett
James Hawkins
Harry Lehy
Stanley Jeffrey
William Tallman
Howard Stonaker
Strahan
Leonard Davis
Harry G. van Note
C. J. Strahan
Ayres
May Bender
Marion Worth
Kathryn Gordon
Beulah Gordon
B. Rhodes
Chester M. Truax
Comeerts
Sto Boardwalk Casino
Ovate
Cts
Odd Fellows
Continental Money For State Museum
Chattles
Weather Bureau Forecast
World
Bull Dog
Mr. Conover
Maxwell Automobiles
Septer M
Patriarchal Odd Fellows
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