Asbury Park Trust Company Elects Board of Directors
A permanent organization was formed on Saturday with Lee W. Berry William J. Couse Frank Durand Howard D. LeRoy William Marshal L C Ritchie Albert Robbins and George A Smock named to the board Couse elected president Berry vice president Francis A Schilling secretary and treasurer The new bank plans to start July 1 in temporary quarters on Mattison avenue with 100000 capital and 25 000 surplus fully subscribed among 60 shareholders
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park Trust Company
Lee W. Berry
William J. Couse
Frank Durand
Howard D. LeRoy
William Marshal
L. C. Ritchie
Albert Robbins
George A. Smock
Couse
Mr. Berry
Francis A. Schilling
First National Bank of
Ramsey
Mattison Avenue
New York Telephone Company
Building permits issued in Seat of Puncho exceed
Permits granted totaling over 12000 dollars include R H Hughes remodeling 2500 dollars at N J Mortgage Co building. George T Luke dwelling on Albert Place Elberon for John Bennett 700 dollars. George W Cobb repairs to Ida B Marks house Liberty street 350 dollars. James Milmore repairs to Oakwood avenue 800 dollars. J E Hanaway dwelling on Standport Avenue for H R Moran 3000 dollars. M A Atchley stable Morris Avenue 550 dollars. H B Kemp dwelling Liberty street 500 dollars. J A Stratton small store Elberon 160 dollars. Samuel Man Huel repairs Bennett house Liberty street 550 dollars. R Housel dwelling Park Place Mrs A T Earl 1000 dollars. George Shock rear addition Sugar Bowl store Broadway 850 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puncho
R. H. Hughes
N. J. Mortgage &Co
George T. Luke
Albert Place
Elberon
John Bennett
Geo. T. Luke
Chas. Hh. Rudloff
Geo. W. Cobb
Samuel Man Huel
Bennett
Liberty Street
R. Housel
Park Place
A. T. Earl
Geo. Shock
Sugar Bowl
Broadway
O. X. O. Float Wins First Prize at Asbury Park Parade
William Barker of Clarey O. X. O. Bread displayed a tractor truck float with a revolving gas oven in operation and white dressed driver and children. The float earned a silver cup and a congratulatory letter from the Carnival Association at 222 Main Street, Asbury Park. Two men arrested for arson after a fire at Inwood Farm killed 2,560 chicks, costing about $6,000. Arrestees George Beglin and John Henry jailed in Freehold. Condemnation hearings begin for Middletown turnpike project with three commissioners Holmes V. H. Dennis, Omar Sickles, and Albert L. Ivins in Monmouth. Meeting adjourned to next Monday at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Barker
Clarey O. X. O. Bread
Asbury Park
Carnival Association
Main Street
Inwood Farm
Charles L. Bowler, Jr
George Beglin
John Henry
Henry
Beglin
Freehold
Middletown Township
Middletown Village
Borough Hall
Monmouth Street
Holmes V. H. Dennis
Marlboro Township
Omar Sickles
Navesink
Albert L. Ivins
Red Bank
In Lighter Vein She George Dialog Skepticism
A fragment from a humorous piece features a character beseeching another not to leave, fearing a burglar, and the other noting a belated sense of empathy for criminals. The dialog hints at social irony and gendered banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Local Real Estate Moves and Keyport Dock Plans
Despatches report the city purchasing land west of Deal near Cold Indian Spring for development. Alphonso Thourot paid about 15 000 for the property and formed Cold Indian Spring Co. A Keyport steamer dock project progresses with 133 stockholders, new officers, and plans by H O Todd. Red Bank hires crew to repair Threekmorton's bridge on East Front Street next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O Aibeles
Deal
Alphonso Thourot
West New York
N. J
Cold Indian Spring Company
Keyport
Keyport Company
R. O. Walling
A. M. Brown
RE. D. DuBois
Keough
Broad Street
H. O. Todd
Jersey Central Traction Company
Orough
New York
Improvements at Colts Neck Store and Post Office
Work to begin soon on an addition to H Beck's store and post office at Colts Neck adjoining Sherman’s general store. When finished the addition will be a barber shop. Cost about 300 dollars to be done by Barling Johnson Frake Red Bank contractors and builders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colts, Neck
H. ‘Beck
Colts Neck
Charles
Sherman
Generalostore
Barling, Johnson’ & Frake
Red Bank
Mrs Barshefsky Hosts Broadway Card Party
Mrs Jitits Barshefsky entertained a group of friends at her Broadway home with games and feasting. Thomas Walkler won a punch bowl as midnight refreshments were served. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Weiss Mr and Mrs Barshofsky Mr and Mrs Kaufman Mrs O Janke Mrs Lehman Miss Bessie Lehman Rothman Ida Lehman Anne Lehman Gus Bruthestein of New York Abbe Gittleman James Rongo Fred Durham George Barshofsky George Weiss Harry Weiss Isadore Fichman Alice Greenburg Jacob Epstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barshefsky
Jitits
Broadway
Thomas Walkler
Weiss
Barshofsky
Kaufman
Janke
Lehman
Fichman
Lowenthal
Bessie Lehman
Bessie,Rothman
Ida Lehman
Anne Lehman
Gus Bruthestein
New York
Thomas A. Walkler
Abbe Gittleman
James Rongo
Fred Durham
George 3Arshofsky
George Weiss
Harry Weiss
Isadore Fichman
Alice Greenburg
Jacob Epstein
Joel Parkers Clambake Plans For Newark Association
Plans are being worked out for the Joel Parker Association clambake and outing in Newark. The event will host 500 or more and likely be at Wardell's in Port-au-Peck. The general committee led by James R. Nugent will meet Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Parkers
Joel Parker Association
Newark
Wardell’s
Port-au-Peck
James R. Nugent
The
Parkers
Missing Carpenter Beaur egard Returns After Search
West Grove carpenter William Beaur egard reappeared at midnight Tuesday night after a police search for him who had been missing from Corlies avenue since Saturday. He offered no explanation for his absence. His bicycle was found outside a Belmar restaurant but visitors denied seeing him. He returned home to care for his six motherless children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Beauregard
West Grove
Corlies ‘Avenue
Beauregard
Carpenters’ Union
Belmar
Carpenters
Fourteenth Avenue
Capenter
Org
Degree For Mr. Strassburger At Columbia Commencement
At the 157th annual commencement at Columbia University on Morningside Heights, Samuel M. Strassburger of Long Branch received the degree of arts. Louise de Forrest Green of class 1911 was awarded. The A. Gerard gold set and honors from the American Colonial wars society were also conferred on other students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strassburger
Columbia, University
Morningside Heights
Samuel M. Strassburger
Long Branch
Ouise de Forrest Greenm
Je ‘A. Gerard Gold
Tana WP Society of Colon‘aise
Givity Jane Genin
Grammar Honor Roll Shows May Distinctions Across Classes
Honor pupils at the Grammar School for May include 8-A G E Britton and Mary G Jackson with teachers Helen Hood and James Peters among others. The list spans grades 8 to 5 with names such as Harry Feinberg Mary Murray S C Pearce C A Richardson Frances Vank and many more, reflecting widespread recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Britton
Helen Hood
Tillie van Brunt
Herman Lefkowitz
Arthur Mullin
Mary G. Jackson
James Peters
Maurice Potter
Carrie Cottrell
Bertha Hooper
Sadie Waitt
Harry Feinberg
Mary Murray
Hattie Zenoskie
Miss Vautier
Helena van Derveer
Beatrice Wardell
Fanny Zuckerman
S. C. Pearce
George Sutphin
George de Camp
C. A. Richardson
Florence Cheetham
Rachel Horowitz
Marie Kuegler
Gertrude Soden
Milton Bennett
Andrew Méad
EH. L. Huntting
Olga Herbert
Helen Elias
Edna Tomlinson
Erma Hyers
Elizabeth Meyers
Stella Plager
Howard Tilton
Carl White
Florence Carter
Consuello Jeffrey
Amelia Lafetta
Alwilde Edwards
Ednad Patterson
Lucy Petrone
Myron Harris
Chester Slocum
Patsy Rimo
Frances Woolley
Miss Foster
Laura Cunnins
Alice Carey
Barbara Deckert
Julia Wheat
Edwin Arrowsmith
Sidney Flanigan
Lawrence van Benthuysen
Oscar Webster
Miss Metzger
Rebecca Cohen
Ida Friedlander
Abbie Lacour
Angeline Senasse
Arnold Leighton
Benjamin Morris
Elmer Weber
Florence Leonard
M. Macduff
Bernice Blaisdell
Olive Jackson
N. C. Sharamp
Historic Bell Presented to Farmingdale Fire Dept
The Farmingdale Fire Department receives an alarm bell with deep local roots. It came from a building once owned by James P. Allaire, founder of the Deserted Village bearing his name. Cast at Allaire Iron Works in 1834, it reportedly contains substantial silver added by Allaire himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmingdale
William Fosdick
Arthur Brisbane
Allaire
James P. Allaire
Allaire Iron Works
Pictures for School No 1 Display Historic Portraits
Four portraits including The Boy Lincoln George Washington Hiawatha and Sir Galahad have been placed in School No 1 Broadway. George Washingtons Portrait and The Boy Lincoln were unveiled Monday with readings by Leah Morris and Katherine Conrow. The collection is valued at about 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
George Washington
Hiawatha
Galahad
Broadway
Leah Morris
Katherine Conrow
Keyport Sidewalk Dispute Ends with Improvements
After a year of effort the Keyport mayor and council compelled Elias Goldsmith to raise his Broad Front corner property and install sidewalks. When resisted the issue reached condemnation for public safety and arbitration threats, leading to the brick wall being built and grading to support new sidewalks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyport
Elias Goldsmith
Goldsmith
Theft at Keyport Yacht Club Grounds
A crew member or assistant, described as a negro worker, took about $40 from the club’s Saturday poker and dice games while the Keyport Yacht Club members and Capt. Fowler were away at dinner. The man had only recently been employed and this was his first time left alone on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Fowler
Keyport Yacht Club
Capt. Fowler
Prize Winners in Keyport Ninth Grade Oral Composition
In the ninth grade contest at Keyport High School the awards were listed. Miss Irene Butler and James Hines won the Quarter Eagle, with books given to Miss Bennett, Pauline Aumack, Jack Rosevears, and Fred Younz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyport
Irene Butler
Jas. Hines
Misses Bennett
Pauline Aumack
Jack Rosevears
Fred Younz
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Pabst Blue Ribbon
Pabst
Jardi Gassman & Son
Liberty St. Tel
Asbury's New Trust CO
Supt. Berry
Daily Record
Broadway Theatre
Spook Minstrels
LA Sene Bros
Valeska
Comediene
Bliss
Horlick
Horlick’s
Board of Freeholders
Threekmorton’s
East Front Street
Harling, Johnson ‘& Frake
Thomson
TIN
America
Our
Cassetiere
Thomsons
er—Chester Bass
London
Boneforte
Walter Jackson
Katherine Beck
Rose Blum
Frieda Siebel
Frances Wheat
BE. Leland
Viola Asay
Ethel Buckalew
Marie Cooper
Bertha Juska
Nettie Smith
Hartley Badger
Raymond Barry
Donald Sheperd
Charles Wardell
Frederick Wardell
Helen DeCamp
Marion Mack
Ethel R. Wolfort
Muriel Hamburg
Mary Raviere
Ernest Pierson
Harry Sack
K. L. Roberts
Esther Silva
Bessie Schwarz
Mary Bennett
Lillian Kaufman
Yacht ‘Club
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