Byron Bell Tower Dispute Settled and City Officers Re elected
The Byron Bell Tower dispute ended with a settlement cutting a $100 penalty and the tower to be connected immediately. City officers reported May expenditures and May receipts for building inspector and city clerk. Beach superintendent Kiernan’s $3.50 daily bill was debated but not paid. A separate fire at Sugar Bowl store caused minor damage under $20. A burglary at Edward Compton’s residence left $50 missing, $45 of which went to church funds. suspect unknown.
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Board of Commissioners
Newcomb
Charles J. Gremer
Arrowsmith
Theodore Cranmer
R. Horace Curtis
Winfield R. Warwick
Second Avenue
Department of Streets
Kiernan
Fleck
Mr. Fleck
Flock
Howland
Commissioner Arrowsmith
Oliver Byron Bell Tower
Hobrough
Sugar Bowl
Broad Street
Red Bank
Jacob Kridel
Broad
Front Streets
George Holmes
Little Silver
Edward T. Compton
Keansburg
President Wilson Sends Greeting to New Jersey Students
The President of the United States shared a letter with New Jersey public school children through their principals. Wilson urged students to combine play with hard work, discipline, and training to become capable, dutyful Americans and to serve the country by making their own lives exemplary.
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New Jersey
United States
Wilson
White House
Washington
Jme
Woodrow Wilson
Red Bank Church Banquet Sets Tonight’s Program
The Brotherhood of the Red Bank Presbyterian Church hosts its annual banquet tonight in the church Social Hall. Tickets are selling fast for the expected large turnout. William B. Lloyd serves as toastmaster with keynote speakers Governor James F. Fielder Senator J. W. Slocum and Rev W W Giles D D pastor of East Orange First Reformed Church.
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Brotherhood of the Red Bank Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Improvement Society
William B. Lloyd
James F. Fielder
J. W. Slocum
W. W. Giles
D. D
East Orange
First Reformed Church
Ushers' Union Names June Leaders At New Monmouth
New Monmouth Ushers' Union met Monday night with J Henry Walling Port Monmouth James E Griggs and Clarence C Walling named senior ushers for June George W Acker and Leslie J Downes as junior ushers Refreshments followed The next meeting is set for Monday evening July 7 with Leslie J Downes A clam bake will replace the August meeting.
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New Monmouth Ushers’ Union
J. Henry Walling
Port Monmouth
James E. Griggs
Clarence C. Walling
George W. Acker
Leslie J. Downes
Children Day Program at New Monmouth Baptist Church
New Monmouth Baptist Church held its annual Children s Day program last Sunday night with many visitors. Superintendent John N Hillyer led the exercises featuring recitations songs and solos by a large group of children organized into Corner Club Rainbow Summer and other groups. The program included organ voluntary readings prayers offerings songs and a benediction with Rev A H Sutphin delivering the address.
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New Monmouth Baptist Church
John N. Hillyer
Helen Coe
A. H. Sotphin
Margaret Carhart
Laurie Palmer
Violet Mount
Emma Taylor
Maybelle Lane
Helen Casey
William Weeden
Daniel Hendrickson
Grace Cromey
Lillie Fisher
Leona Mount
Madora Bendy
Rey
A. H. Sutphin
Alvaretta Walling
Juanita King
Fountain of Life
Alicia Helwig
Old reprobate protests 20 year sentence to Justice Hawkins
A seventy-year-old man pleads with Justice Hawkins against a 20 years penal servitude. He stretches out his hands and laments he cannot do it. The judge replies to keep trying and do as much as possible.
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Hawkins
Novelist Names From Tombstones Notable in Prose
Dickens and Balzac avoided libel by using fictitious names from tombstones as their source. Frankfort Moore adopts the same safe method, drawing character names from gravestones, a tactic that yields stories without courting libel. Dead men read no tales.
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Dickens
Balzac
London
Paris
Frankfort Moore
Easier Homework Requests Read by Student and Teacher
In a sharp exchange the teacher asks why Willie cannot find the results of examples he brought home. The boy pleads for easier tasks, explaining his father says the current exercises are too hard for him. Advertisements appear in the Daily Record via Woman's Home Companion.
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Willie
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