West Long Branch Notes and Community Announcements
West Long Branch residents share illnesses harvest activities school notices and local visits. Highlights include Gilbert Palmer illness at his brother William Edward Palmer’s home, several visits to Asbury Park and New York, and a public school program with recitations and songs. The Majestic returns to the Keyport New York route for summer travel amid local events and church notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Palmer
William Edward Palmer
W. J. Chamberlain
Oakhurst
Ray Dennis
Jersey City
Old First M. B. Church
Charles Stillwaggon
Holman
Asbury Park
Charles Still
Cedar Avenue
Epworth League
Friendship Club
Gibbs
Sarah Jeffrey
M. Parker
Ocean Grove
Parker
Eva Norton
Long Branch
Samuel Allen
Allenwood
Advertise in the Daily Record It Will Pay You
A brief advertisement notes that placing ads in the Daily Record will be profitable for the reader. It emphasizes financial benefit and encourages participation in the newspaper’s advertising program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Record
West Seyport School Holds Closing Exercises
The West Seyport primary school held its closing exercises Tuesday afternoon with a large turnout of friends and parents. the children gave an entertaining program. In other notices, the firm Force and Wyckoff will sell store contents and business on Saturday, June 15 following the death of their senior partner. The late Captain James S. Walling’s residence on First street was leased to Superintendent Perin of the Jersey Central Traction Company. Concrete sidewalks are being installed on Broadway by Bowne brothers, contracting masons. Rev. W. B. Compton, Reformed Church press clerk, left for Grand Rapids to attend the General Synod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Sandman
Brooklyn
Marcus B. Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Pennsylvania
West Seyport
Force and Wyckoff
James 8
Walling
First Street
Perin
Jersey Central Traction Company
Broadway
Bowne Brothers
W. B. Compton
The
Reformed Church
Grand Rapids
Mich
Church
Keansburg News Week Ahead Tour Dates
Prof Willett Smith leads orchestra on the steamer Keansburg for summer Sundays. Newark resident Albert Mert builds a 25 by 25 foot house at Ideal Beach costing 2000 dollars. Lobel and Company contract Lobel Newark builds a 22 by 50 foot beachway store for 3000 dollars. John A Wilson completes P Culligan’s new Union Hill house. Frank Seeley has his house repainted by William Perry. Mrs John Lockman of South Beth- reads continued in the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Willett Smith
Keansburg
Albert Mert
Newark
Ideal Beach
Charles B. Cooper
Lobel and Company
John A. Wilson
P. Culligan
Union Hill
Frank Seeley
William Perry
John Lockman
South Beth
Summer visitors and cottage openings at Ideal Beach
Lehem, Penn., is visiting friends Ideal Beach Mrs. P Fallon of New York has opened her summer cottage here.
Social notes and meetings from Shrewsbury area
Shrewsbury residents visit relatives in Freehell Newark and New York while a Maine house party and a Long Branch hospital fundraiser are noted. School attendance awards list eleven students. Monmouth Radio Association meetings in Red Bank and state primary credential delays in Trenton are reported with dates and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Grover
Aaron Armstrong
Arthur Shults
Freehell
George Silver
New York
Bessie W. Borden
Palmer
Newark
David
George Lang
Frances Parker
Charles M. Patterson
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Long Branch
Charles W. Billings
Hann's Landing
Maine
Marion Callahan
Elizabeth Nona
William Costello
Grace Orbie
Josephine Kearns
Benjamin Lane
Thomas
James McCormick
Edward Orbie
Joseph Piccolo
Mayme Corbett
Laura Corbett
Miriam Parsons
Peter Lynn
Lulu Vicoli
Sophie Schudd
Raymond Costello
James King
Lester Scott
Mary McGarrity
Ruth Porter
Red Bank High Nine Defeats Tetley A C In Twilight Game
Red Bank High School beat Tetley A C 7 to 5 in six innings at Prospect Avenue before darkness. Manager Tetley and High School manager Woods organized the twilight doubleheader following the previous week's 6 to 5 Tetley win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank High School
Tetley A. C
Prospect Avenue
Millard F. Tetley
KE. B. Woods
Tetley
Woods
Alfred Healjer
Sheldon
Gabriel Tannenbaum
Tetley’s
Chandler
Rosevelt
Red Bank H
Pavey
Gee
K. McQueen
Ryan
Hurley
Voorhis Jf
Fix Sf
Heather Ec
Hendrickson
Cake
Thompson
Woods P
Tetley A
Tine
Tannenbaum
Mead
Quinn
Sweeney
Leddy Sf
Sheldon P
Chamberlain
Hogan
Gordon
Fire Destroys Gross Brothers Grist and Saw Mills
In Englishtown the Gross Brothers grist and saw mills were totally burned Tuesday night around eleven o'clock. Origin of the fire unknown. The mills, long run by the Taylor family, were insured and valued at about $20,000. The mills will likely be rebuilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gross Brothers
Englishtown
Joseph G. Taylor
Taylor's Mills
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Comedienne
West Long Branch News
Fred W. van Note
William R. Slocum
Dolly
D. Baust
Bob White
M. Henry
H. Slocum
West Long Branch
C. F. Fisher
G. Welch
Joseph Hagerman
N. Poole
A. Chamberlain
Whippoor
E. Welch
H. Haagen
Maem Ney
Miss Rose Hodgkinson
Majestic
Keyport
Sea Gate
Keyport News
Keansburg News
Shrewsbury News
Meeting of Radio Association
Monmouth Radio Association
Red Bank
Frank Merritt
Spring Street
Congress
Robert Johnson
Monmouth Street
Trenton
Crater
C.aw. Dept
RED Bank High Nine
Tetley A.C
Sacobsteinbach
Jacob Steinbach
Deliv
Plaza Air
West End
N. J
Straus
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