Locals Capture Continuous Baseball Victory at Long Branch
Long Branch edged Perth Amboy 9 to 2 as Hines and Walsh sparked a late rally. Clarence Green pitched endurance, J Walsh and McDermit contributed, while Stratton slipped enabling Walsh to reach first and score. Umpire was Harry Woolley. Ethel L. beat Pearl B. in a boat race near Sanny Hook with about 300 yards margin. Ethel L. owned by Samuel Hayden Jr. Pearl B. owned by Joseph Barham and William Waugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Wood
E. Walsh
Tommy Hines
J. Walsh
Stratton
Walsh
McDermit
L. B
Hines
Lawrence
Warwick
Burns
Green
Perth Amboy
Clancy
Yank
Waters
Grimtey
Rodac
Parsons
Ominizer
Martin
Harry Woolley
Speecy Launches
Sanny Hook
Rockwell Avenue
Samuel Hayden, Jr
Joseph Barham
William Waugh
Grand Master Jewel Presented at Freehold Lodge Visit
Grand Master Alton H. Sherman Dr Orange and other grand lodge officers visit Olive Branch Lodge Freehold Tuesday evening June 28. J Clarence Conover past grand master will be presented with a grand master jewel during the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton H. Sherman
Dr Orange
Olive Branch Lodge
Freehold
J. Clarence Conover
Death of Luigia Ferraro Daughter of Mr and Mrs Ferraro
Luigia Ferraro died yesterday at age three from pneumonia after a brief illness. Funeral services were held this afternoon with interment at Mt Carmel cemetery under the care of funeral director William H. Morris Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luigia Ferraro
Thomas Ferraro
First Avenue
Mt Carmel Cemetery
William H. Morris, Jr
Infant Walling Gaby Dies at Three Months
William and Mrs Everett Walling of Oakhurst mourn the death of their three month old son Walling Gaby. Funeral services were held at noon conducted by Rev C B Fisher of First M E Church. Interment at Glenwood under the charge of William H Morris Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Everett Walling
Oakhurst
C. B. Fisher
First M. E. Church
William H. Morris, Jr
Glenwood
Large Strawberries Highlight Loyalton Raiser and Local Cottages
Anthony R. Vaillant of Loyalton West Long Branch displays Omar Paul and Mc Kinley strawberries noted for their size. A basket weighing a pound and a half was shown, with fourteen berries needed to fill a quart basket. Reservation Cottages assignments list five occupied and four awaiting tenants, all freshly painted by Wesley Hoffman. Rev. Dr. J Ward Gamble will travel to Columbus to officiate a wedding in about ten days starting June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony R. Vaillant
Loyalton
West Long Branch
Omar Paul
McKinley
Mr. Vaillant
Record Office
M. F. Byrnes
George W. Ely
W. B. Baldwin
George W. Thole
J. S. Howell
Mr. Hattock
C. A. Cameron
J. H. Mullins
J. Ward Gamble
Sea Bright Methodist Church
Columbus
Personal notes from Long Branch summer season
Mrs G W Pach resides at Brigh ton Avenue apartments for the summer. James McCurragh and family from New York arrived at their Ocean Avenue summer home. Alfred Harting of Atlantic Avenue recently passed the Philadelphia Medical College exam and is back. Albert Forsch and family registered at the Elberon Hotel. C L Bernhheimer and family in Elberon Square for the season. A Woolman and family arrived at Julian Mitchell cottage Norwood Avenue for the season. Ernest Limberg and family registered at the West End Cottager for the season. E Emery of New York spent Saturday at his club The Ocean in Ocean Avenue. William Prager occupying his country home at 122 Bath Avenue for two weeks. Rev Eugene H Keator and wife of New Brunswick returned after a short stay with friends. Mr Keator is a former pastor. Charles A Blaisdell of Washington Street resumes duties at William Curr & Co after rheumatism. Miss Helen Neal home for summer from Syracuse to her parents Rev and Mrs G H Neal. Mr and Mrs Byron E Foster of Atlantic City visiting friends in Long Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCurragh
New York
Ocean Avenue
Alfred Harting
Atlantic Avenue
Philadelphia Medical College
Albert Forsch
Elberon Hotel
C. L. Bernhheimer
Elberon Square
A. Woolman
Julian Mitchell
Norwood Avenue
Ernest Limberg
West End
E. Emery
the Ocean
William Prager
Bath Ave
Eugene H. Keator
New Brunswick
Keator
First Reformed Church
Charles A. Blaisdell
Washington Street
William Curr & Co
Helen Neal
Syracuse
N. Y
G. H. Neal
Byron E. Foster
Atlantic City
Long Branch
Woman Given Ninety Days For Disorderly Conduct
Mrs Elizabeth Meeks formerly of Oakhurst now in this city was arrested Saturday night by Patrolman Vetter for riding about the city in a disturbance. She protested when officers ordered a stop while a colored musician played ragtime. She was sentenced to ninety days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Meeks
Oakhurst
Vetter
Uie
Synod Supports Divorce Under Certain Provisions
The fourth day of the General Synod of the Reform Church of America in Asbury Park discussed marriage and divorce. It reaffirmed the 1904 stance that divorce can be honorable under certain provisions and remarriage of innocent parties is allowed. Rev. John E. Lloyd urged printing the interchurch conference report. Rev. J. F. Allen opposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Synod of the Reformed Church of America
Library, Hall
Asbury Park
John E. Lloyd
Brooklyn
Judicial Committee
Interchurch Conference On
J. F. Allen
New York City
Children’s Day Promoted Across Communities Sunday
Sunday marks Children’s Day with activities planned in multiple communities. Local organizations encourage families to participate in games, crafts, and educational events highlighting kids’ well being and community involvement.
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Stlovus
PO Oies
Tyre
Ethel L. Victor
The
Daily Record
Walling Gaby
Hasan
Atlantic Hotel
S. Glaser, Prop
R. Vailliant
Ohio
Asbury Pan
Asbery Avenue
Pitman Avenue
Ocean Grove
G. W. Pach
Brighton Avenue
SYNOD
General Belly
Reformed Church
I Henry PD
Briley
Petes
Hicks
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