Fischer-Hansen Denies Annuity From Divorce Decree
Carl Fischer-Hansen told reporters he received no annuity or settlement under Elvira Brokaw’s divorce decree from Tonopah Nevada. He stated no support was requested and she keeps his name, with him allowed to see their daughter. He noted ownership of the Versailles building and a West Forty-seventh Street townhouse, with a separate $15,000 cash and $2,500 yearly life annuity agreed, of which only $1,250 has been paid and a pending suit to enforce remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Fischer-Hansen
Elvira Brokaw
Isaac V. Brokaw
Tonopah
Nev
Fischer-Hansen
Brokaw
Versailles
Central Park West
West Forty-seventh Street
Elberon
Long Branch
Brokaws
Mad Dog Bites Child During Delivery Run
A twelve year old, Muel Sherman, was bitten on the leg by a bulldog while a delivery for Park & Tilford at a Cedar avenue McDonald. The dog was shot after showing rabies signs. Dr. O A Clark treated the wound and recommended sending the boy to the Pasteur Institute in New York for an eighteen day treatment. Mr. McDonald ensures full care for the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park & Tilford
Brighton Avenue
Cedar Avenue
McDonald
Muel Sherman
McDonald Pr
O. A. Clark
Clark
Pasteur Institute
New York
Season Begins Brightly at Leland Inn
Ww. C. Hunter, proprietor, is upgrading the Leland Inn with alterations to buildings and grounds after winter in New York. He hosted a shore dinner for Brunswick Club members from New Brunswick. The Middlesex County Automobile Club plans an annual outing at the inn on June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. C. Hunter
Leland Inn
New York
Hunter
Brunswick Club
New Brunswick
Middlesex County Automobile Club
Son of Princess Weds Here
Miss Anna DeBride and Harry K. Cole were married on Wednesday evening by Rev. B. Hughes at the Slocum residence 48 North Seventh avenue. Mr. Cole an actor resides at 100 Atlantic avenue and is the son of Princess Chinquilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna DeBride
Harry K. Cole
B. Hughes
First Baptist 7UN
Slocum
North Seventh Avenue
Mr. Cole
Atlantic Avenue
Chinquilla
Newcomer at Koops Home Welcomed by Koops Family
A baby girl arrived yesterday morning at the Third avenue home of Mr and Mrs William Koops. Mr Koops, a member of the Koops and Abels grocery firm, promptly shared the news with neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koops
Third Avenue
William Koops
West End School May Honor Roll List
The May honor roll at West End School includes students Oscar Anderson W Gerard Rossemanno John Hennessey Joseph Rossemanno Stemple Van Note George Wilson Mamie Maro Marie Maltby Florence Thomson Mary Miller Grace Harvey May Sheridan Vera Harney Fanny Tabatchnik Bella Tabatchnik Julius Anderson James Guire Jack Whearty Charles Hennessey John Harney Grace Anderson Clara Anderson Anna Bonfort Marian Goodrich Dorothy Lively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Westfind
Oscar Anderson
W. Gerard Rossemanno
John Hennessey
Joseph Rossemanno
Stemple van Note
George Wilson
Mamie Maro
Marie Maltby
Florence Thomson
Mary Miller
Grace Harvey
May Sheridan
Vera Harney
Fanny Tabatchnik
Bella Tabatchnik
Julius Anderson
James Guire
Jack Whearty
Charles Hennessey
John Harney
Grace Anderson
Clara Anderson
Anna Bonfort
Marian Goodrich
Dorothy Lively
Capt. Emmons Receives Surgical Treatment at Monmouth Me
Captain Cornelius H. Emmons, of avenue, is at the Monmouth Me hospital for surgical treatment. Crestore’e Gand is at Asbury Park. Daily concerts from May on the Boardwalk Casino continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Emmons
Cornelius H. Emmons
Avenue
Monmouth Methatron
Crestore
E Gand
Asbury Park
Boardwalk Cagino
List for election officers now out
Examinations for Monmouth county boards of registry and election will be held in Freehold and Red Bank on July 6 and 7. The Civil Service Commission released 86 questions with ten chosen per candidate, noting the test is not precedent for future exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boards of Registry
Monmouth County
Freehold
Red Bank
State Civil Service Commission
New Jersey
Secretary of State
Attorney-General
Foster
Commission
Boards of Registry and Election
Board of Elections
Board of Election
Miss Eleanor A Elliott among Columbia graduates
Eleanor A Elliott daughter of former Mayor George W Elliott of Sea Bright was a senior in Teachers College Columbia University and received her diploma at the university commencement held yesterday. Mrs ae and Miss Ella F Martin of Seat witnessed the procession and degree conferment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
Columbia
Eleanor A. Elliott
George W. Elliott
Sea Bright
Teacher's College, Columbia University
Ella F. Martin
Appraisers Appointed for Work Cab and Taxicab Co
John J. Lively Dr A C Cattanach and Michael Quirk named by United States District Court New Jersey as appraisers for the Work Cab and taxicab Company. Branch located at Second and West End oil depot with 50c per gallon. Vetie Truax 223 ye asatee advertising the Daily Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Lively
A. C. Cattanach
Michael Quirk
United States District Court
New Jersey
Work Cab
West End
Big Class Meeting at First Baptist Church
A Philathea Class monthly meeting at the home of Misses Lora and Mae Springsteen on Norwood Avenue drew fifteen visiting ladies despite bad weather. Attendance broke records and the gathering included charming entertainments and host helper participation from members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Baptist Church
Lora
Mae Springsteen
Norwood Avenue
T. B. Hughes
William Fowler
Georgie Howland
Charles DeCamp
Palmer
J. B. Hulse
Fred Wheeler
Hugg
John Davison
Hannah Clark
Evelyn Pinson
Mabel Ball
Nellie Griffin
Lora Springsteen
Austin Springsteen
Twin Cakes Cards Taken Down After City Hall Appearance
Peter Morrow a tobacco distributor was arrested for tacking display cards around the city. He handed over ten dollars as bail after admitting law violation but claiming no harmful intent. Recorder Arrowsmith suspended sentence to allow removal of signs and return of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Morrow
Morrow
Vetter
City Hall
Twin Oaks
Recorder’s Court
Arrowsmith
Henry McNeal
Phillips
Mamie
Lincoln Place
Brook Street
Liberty Street
Recorder's Court
Grand Jury
Patrick McKenna
Alexander Romanosky
Broadway
Miller
Daly
Romanosky
Marriage of Edward Ross Clark Ada Maddock Warren
Edward Ross Clark former clerk at Farmers and Merchants Bank Matiwan will wed Ada Maddock Warren of Paradelphia in Epiphany Chapel on Friday June 23 at 6 pm. Waneta Council D of P invites attendance at funeral for Sister Nellie Butcher Friday June 9 with service at Glenwood Cemetery arriving from Lakewood around noon. By order of the Pocahontas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ross Clark
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Matiwan
Ada Maddock ‘Warren
Paradelphia
Epiphany Chapel
Waneta
Summer Auxiliary Formed to Aid Monmouth Hospital
Ladies from cottage colonies along the North Jersey coast organized the Ladies' Summer Auxiliary to support Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Mrs William D Harper was named president and the group plans a June 26 meeting at the Nurses Home to outline a charity program focused on raising funds for current expenses, improvements, and furnishings. Members will enroll as donors or patronesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
North Jersey
Bath Avenue
Charles A. Wimpfheimer
Ladies
Wimpfheimer
Gladville
William D. Harper
T Ne Nurses” Home
Steiners to Open Eatontown Factory
Steiner and Son announce a new Eatontown factory with fifty workers to start in a week making ladies gowns. The plant joins their New York Long Branch Asbury Park and Manasquan locations already operating at capacity while aiming to speed rush orders and expand as demand grows. The firm touts its wage policy and reputation, with management to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steiner
Hendrickson
Eatontown
Steiner &Son
Steiner & Son
New York
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Manasquan
Steiners
The
Sea Bright Fishermen Sail to Bluefish Bounty
Sea Bright hook and line fishermen report strong bluefish catches. Dick Rodney leads with 1,400 pounds hauled in on Tuesday as the fleet enjoys productive fishing conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Bright
Dick” Rodney
New Jersey Weather Forecast for 36 Hours
The Weather Bureau forecasts fair conditions tonight and Friday in New Jersey with warmer interior temperatures. Moderate northeast to north winds. Observations from Long Branch display station at 8 a.m. report barometer 2017 and wind from the northeast at 3 miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather’Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Memorial Day Exercises At School No 1
Memorial day program at School No 1 featured songs and recitations by 1-A class 4-A 4-B classes and kindergarten with participants named. Students collected 6.30 and twenty seven plants as memorial contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Sparks
Jennie Rosenberg
Giger van Brunt
Alla Harvey
Middletown Democrats elect executive committee and back Slocum Corlies
The Middletown township Democrats met at Bennetts Hall Belford elected their executive committee for the coming year. Amzi M. Posten presided with Charles D. Thorne as secretary and Melvin A. Rice George JR. Jenkinson Sr. as tellers. Committeemen named for districts including Middletown Cornelius Sullivan William Kane and others. The group will meet next Thursday to organize. they back Judge John W. Slocum for senator and Mayor John M. Corlies for sheriff. Frank E. Price slides into sheriff race on Republican side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Township
Bennett’s
Belford
Amzi’ M. Posten
Charles D. Thorne
Melvin A. Rice
George JR. Jenkinson
Middletown
Cornelius D. Sullivan
William Kane
John Dayton
Edward A. Mercian
Edgar A. Slate
Nayesink
Walter B. Connor
Milbury E.stearns
Amzi M. Posten
William Baeckel, Sr
William R. Andrew
William H. Bennett
Daniel Bennett
William C. Roop
Rufus B. Eastmond, Jr
David M. Willett
Lincroft
Joseph W. Thompson
Leonard Orsfall
J. Holmes Conover
George Thompson
Benjamin F. Griggs
Leonardo
George E. Jenningon
Daniel W. Irwin
Samuel A. McNear
Port Monmouth
Stephen A. MacMahon
John R. Murphy
Antonius Gibson, Sr
Daniel T. Hendrickson
John W. Slocum
Long Branch
John M. Corlies
Rumson
Wealthy hotel owner shot in New York apartment attack
William Hart Dodge Stokes owner of the Ansonia hotel was shot three times by two women in the Varuna building at Broadway and Ninety Street. Lillian Graham 22 a singer and Ethel Conrad 18 an artist fired three shots each. Graham hit Stokes in the right leg twice and Conrad in the left leg. Both suspects were held without bail after claiming self defense as Stokes’s condition improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Hart Dodge Stokes
Ansonia
Varuna
Broadway
Nightieth Street
Lillian Graham
Ethel Conrad
Miss. Graham
Miss Conrad
Singer
Mr. Stokes
Stokes
Miss Graham
John Singleton
Conrad
Red Bank Opens Feed Store and Strawberry Festival
William R Sherman of Front Street Red Bank expands hay feed and grain warehouse presence by opening an office and store on West Street opposite Child's Bakery. A strawberry and ice cream festival is set for tomorrow night at the First Reformed Church on Shrewsbury Avenue Red Bank under the Ladies Aid Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ‘R. Sherman
Front Street
Red Bank
New Jersey Southern Railroad
Child’s Bakery
First Reformed Church
Shrewsbury Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mrs. Owen Core Returns From Germantown Visit
Mrs. Owen Core, who had been visiting her brother in Germantown Pennsylvania, has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Core
Germantown, Penn
Long Branch Concert Season Opens at Ocean Park
Beginning next Sunday the Long Branch Military Band will give sacred concerts at Ocean Park with Saturday performances starting a week later. The Royal Venétida Band will appear July 1 to continue the season through the remainder of the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
Long Branch Military Band
Ocean Park
Royal Venétida Band
Worker Injures Fingers at Local Mill Then Returns to Work
William Lacour of Lippincott Avenue suffered a two finger cut on his left hand while operating a joiner at the old Cloughly Nicholl and Co mill yesterday. He was taken to Monmouth Memorial Hospital where doctors treated the injured digits and he resumed work in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lacour
Lippincott Avenue
Cloughly, Nicholl &Co
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
la’ Court
Simpson Memorial M E Church Weekly News
The Simpson Memorial Methodist Church publishes a new weekly periodical led by Pastor Rev. Alfonso Dare. The first issue circulated on the last Sunday of May features pages on regular services the church budget and general church news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson’s Church
Simpson Memorial Methodist
Simpson Memorial
M. E
Alfonso Dare
Delivery cars and garage cited in Long Branch listing
A brief item notes pest delivery cars valued at $760,000 connected to Carr's garage at 536 Broadway, Long Branch. The fragmentary text also mentions a place named Bistol 35, suggesting a business or model reference in the listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reo
Carr's
Broad
Long Branch
Prsghaiss Hiieane
Carr’s
Broadway
Bistol
Local Fashions Spotlight Silk Dresses At A Busy Sale
Readable fragments show waists and silk dresses featured Saturday. Listings mention stylish Spibieang dresses and a schedule around Abbey Park, signaling a themed apparel sale event with numerous items on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Einbach
Aabury Parken
Six Years For Assault and Other Sentences
Judge Foster at Freehold sentenced Isaac Robinson alias Monte Carlo to two years at hard labor for assaulting William Beldo at Red Bank. Robinson pleaded guilty a week earlier after being cut with a penknife. Other sentences included Forrest Willis and Margaret Webster, colored, for theft from Mrs. A. M. Townley’s home in Long Branch. Willis five months in jail plus costs, Webster committed to the State Home for Girls. Additional Long Branch prisoners received various sentences. licenses for Sea Girt and Park & Tilford were granted, while some licenses were withdrawn or moved to June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Freehold
Isaac Robinson
Monte Carlo
William Beldo
Red Bank
Robinson
Beldo
Long Branch
Thomas P. Fay
Webster
Willis
William Johnson
William Glazer
Cokity
Alexander Morris
Rahway Reformatory
Charles H. Greene
William Harris
Lés
Jackson
Maeslapan
Paul Sau
Neil
Park & ‘Tilford
Brighton Avenue
W.H. Walsh
Porta
Robert J. Walsh
the Highlands
Westfield Considers New Auto Hose Wagon
Visitors examining a new automobile hose wagon placed by the Combination Ladder Company. Ex Chief R B Storm leads the party with Decker Stein and the company secretary as they tour the apparatus. They receive a favorable view and Westfield weighs purchasing the auto hose wagon for the 16th fire service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Storm
Westheld
N. J
Decker
Fire
Stein
T Belvés
Westfield
Red Bank Bowling Match Ends In Straight Games
A two man bowling match at the M C A alleys in Red Bank Monmouth street Tuesday night saw Victor Swenson and Robert Kennedy lose three straight games to Elwood Syins and George Swenson in a best of five. The final deciding game was won by sight pins in a return match where Swenson and Kennedy had previously won a similar contest six weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Street
Red Bank
Victor Swenson
Robert Kennedy
Elwood
Syins George
Ony
Swenson
Anabdy
Kennedy
Park Election Postponed By One Week
Washington Park annual directors election scheduled for last night has been postponed a week due to unspecified reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Direetors
Washington Park
Captain James E. Smith Returns to City Life
Captain James E. Smith, long a Brooklyn resident and former Long Branch local, has returned and is taking a home on a street with Mrs. Faith. He is brother to W. R. Smith, a Washington Street contractor and builder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Smith
Long Branch
Hag
Brooklyn
Aith
Tunity
Si Smith
W. R. Smith
Washington Street
Mr Heidt Buys New Cadillac Runabout
Councman F. J. Heidt Jr of Sea Bright plans to make his permanent home at Broadway and Morris Avenue and has purchased a Cadillac runabout. Reports say he has already learned to ride the machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Heidt
Cadillac
F. J. Heidt, Jr
Sea
Bright
Broadway
Morris Avenue
Joe
Creature Returns to Asbury This World Famous Band
A vivid notice reports a world famous band with 60 players returning to Asbury for daily performances until a board meeting approves a suit. Local readers are urged to attend for updates on the event and schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury
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Mad Dog
Caelmane
Oeester M. Truax
the Daily Record
Monmouth Memorial
North Jersey Shore
Weather Bureau Forecast
Atlantic Ave
John Parker
Russell van Brunt
Edward Juska
Ferdinand Scialla
Charles van Hise
Herbert Gaskill
John Crum
Maurice Earle
Frederick Bennett
Slocum and Corlies
Frank E. Price
Monmouth Contracting Company
Price
Atlantic Highlands
Dr. van Mater
Nova Scotia
Sexton Bros
Undertake
Blaiers
Tal
W. E. D. Stokes
Mrs. Core
Red Bank Negro
Captain Smith Mere
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