Alumni Association Formed To Welcome 1913 Graduates
The Carlisle High School Alumni Association has been formed to keep graduates connected to the school and uphold the standards of education. The 1913 graduating class will join at Intermedial School on Morris Avenue Tuesday night June 10 at 8 30, for a social gathering and renewal of fealty to Alma Mater. The event honors taxpayers and citizens who funded the education.
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Carlisle
Chattle High School
Morris Avenue
Horse falls and damages wagon outside Monmouth Market
A horse attached to Brunkhorst Brothers' wagon fell while backing up before BE Reid's Monmouth Market. The horse kicked as one shaft broke and harness damaged. Also reports of a local hospital patient improving and a birth at North Long Branch.
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BE. W. Reid
Monmouth
Brunkhorst Brothers
David Humphrie
North Long Branch
Annual tourney ends despite storm at Red Bank
The tenth annual tourney of the State Sportsmen’s Association at the Riverside Gun Club in Red Bank ended successfully despite lightning and rain. Forty eight shooters contested eight sweepstake events. James Smith of Newark, an elderly enthusiast, led entries with high averages. the event was praised despite the storm. Wellington W Emery Jr., two months old, died yesterday in Oceanic. funeral services are planned at two this afternoon with burial at Evergreen cemetery Little Silver.
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Spertmen's Association
Riverside Gun Club
Red Bank
Albert L. Ivins
Riverside Club
William Chandler
Targate
James Smith
Newark
Hakettstown
Wellington W. Emery
Wellington
Alpherton Emery
Oceanic
Atlantic City trip and local social notes from town papers
Autoed to Atlantic City by Mr and Mrs George Woolley who hosted friends at Atlantic City and returned home last night after a pleasant run. Old Dr Stork reports two baby girls born at Bodine and Williams households. Ladies Independent Hebrew Association officers named. Father Murray ill in New Monmouth. appendicitis suspected. Long Branch Moose Lodge to meet tonight. Grand Theatre ads promote vaudeville and feature films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Woolley
Atlantic Avenue
Atlantic City
Mr. Woolley
Big Shore
Br. Stork
Dr. Stork
Garret Bodine
Third
Westwood Avenue
Harry Williams
Tabor Street
Miss Ball Bride of Lester Hurley in Private Home Ceremony
Miss Mabel Louise Ball, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ball, wed Lester J. Hurley of Asbury Park at their home 51 Norwood Avenue in a small ceremony led by Rev. Dr. J. G. Lovell. Relatives and intimate friends attended with a musical program by Frederick K. Ball's ensemble.
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Mabel Louise Ball
A. L. Ball
Lester J. Hurley
Asbury Park
Norwood Avenue
Third City
John G. Lovell
F. Editi Wheeler
Harold Addison
Frederick K. Ball
Venice
Dvorak
Regnar
St. Luke's M. E. Church
Washington Shen
Georgetta M. West
G. FE. Weat
Grand Avenue
Frank I. White
Bloomfield White
Oak‘hurst
J. Y. Dobbins
Grace Teber
Joseph Conover
Oakhurst
Raymond Adler
Julia Adler
Joseph Ann
Second ‘Avenue
Charles G. Raymond
Brooklyn
New York
Willis Wood
West End Avenue
Raymond
Albany
Governors appoint historic Fort Nonsense preservation group
Trenton June 4 Gov Pielder named a commission to plan the preservation of Fort Nonsense in Morris county and to acquire a park at the Revolutionary site. The appointees include William F Oroves Elizabeth Mrs David R Rowland Plainfield Mrs George M. Lamonte Bound Brook and many other officials and residents from across New Jersey.
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Trenton
Pielder
Fort Nonsense
Morris County
Thone
William F Oroves
Elizabeth
David R Rowland
Plainfield
George M. Lamonte
Bound Brook
Willard W. Cutler
Charles Scribner
Hufens Hurke
James J. License
Daniel 8. Voorhees
Francis 5. Woodruff
Morristown
George R. Beach
Kenry B. Niese
Jersey City
Willis Hanes
Madison
Kenry S. White
Frederick W. Hope
Red Bank
Samuel RK. Childs
James B.hulshizer
Bernardsville
John GB. Hopper
Paterson
Edward B. Kelly
Dover
Edward P. Meady
Convent
W. KE. Mount
Englishtown
Franklin Murphy
Newark
Edward D. Neaghbour
Frank A. Phillips
Lambertville
John D. Probst
Englewood
Robert L. Taylor
Maurer
Smile Chain of Onsies Decorates St Luke's Church
Little folk have full sway all day as a collection at St Luke's totals over $200 with Simpson Church taking a $40 offering for Pennington.
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ST Luke's Church
St. Luke's
Simpson Church
Children’s Day at St Luke’s ends with ideal crowds and flowers
At Red Bank St Luke’s church, Children’s Day featured lavish daisy rope decorations totaling hundreds of yards, with major contributions from Catherine Kier Del la Sawyer and Harriet Howland. The day included talks by Rev J Y Dobbins, a school orchestra, and a $260.21 offering, with over 200 school members on the banner roll and a long 1913 roll of seated honorees across cradle to intermediate departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Church
Catherine Kier
Della Sawyer
Harriet Howland
Benedict J. Greenhut
G. D. Seymour
W. G. Eisele
Harry P. Bennett
J. Y. Dobbins
Maude Wsielle Asay
Dorothy Cloughly
Vincent Seymour Zelly
Louis Arnold Woolley
Floyd Krismeyer
Daniel Holmes
Marion Poole
Jeannette Iinn
Marie Brunkhorst
George Steen
Edith Cherry
Lillie Krismeyer
Clara Brand
Adeline Brunkhorst
Bertha Walcott
George W. Holmes
Arline Nleldl
George Green
Charles Poole
John Brankhorst
John Clark
Thelma J
Wilson
Alice Edwards McLain
Myra Brown
Mervin HU. Smith
John T. Britton, Jr
Kathryn Seymour Bennett
Elisabeth VanGelder
Irene Freas
Catherine V Freas
Florence BE. Zilly
Charles H. Kirby
Wilma Maney
Georgianna .McLain
Milton Johnson
W. R. Smith
H. &. Seymour
Edna Talloman
J. W. Seaman
Charles L. Edwards
Helen B. True
Dorothy Kirby
Laura S. Deane
Dorothy Sulphin
Ellsworth Holmes
Helen VanGelder
Anna McDonald
Anna Zilly
Benjamin Hurley
Harvey Levin
Monroe Poole
Wilford FE
Glayds White
Georgianna Sherman
Daisy Tallman
Evelyn McKelvey
Marian Bennett
Bernice Delandell
Hazel Baldwin
Mildred Harvey
Barbara Deckert
Otis Revo Seaman
Howard Tolton
John G. Lawley
Hazel W .Paulson
Collins Fielder Boost Loosens Democratic Rivalry
June 9 report notes Gen Dennia Colline backing Acting Governor James Fielder for Governor stirs Dunham politics. State Committee members Edward Grosscup and David Schritter show support for Wittpeint, while Conins aligns with Fielder, affecting party dynamics ahead of the Mayoral race.
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Thenton
Dennia Fo Colline
Rite Fbeth
James Fo Mielder
Dymioertte
Colmiderabhe
Shitte Haven Politchits
Wilken
Otto Wittpean
Conins
Democratic State Committee
Wiley
Edward KE. Grosscup
David Schritter
Monmouth
Coning
Fielder
Pielder
Permer
John Jinselliffe
Wilson
Taree
Pisssaic County
Lester
Abandoned Launch Picked Up by Galilee Boatsmen
Galilee harbor men on Captain Stewart Cook’s boat found an unmarked varnished launch adrift near the gale wreck. The half-filled, right side up craft contained little water and no identification. It was towed ashore to Captain Cook’s fishing establishment for investigation. The cause of loss unknown, rudder inside suggested detachment from a larger yacht during last night’s gale.
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Pounds
Stewart Cook
Galilee
Cook
Highlands Postmaster Doubt Stirs Local Politics
The Highlands postmaster position remains uncertain with Alonzo Hand seeking to keep the office via civil service and past efficiency while William A. Romain and Dr. John Oppermann press their Democratic claims. Ex Sheriff John S. Thompson's support could sway the outcome.
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Highlands P.M
Highlands
John Oppermann
Alonzo Hand
William A. Romain
Dr. Oppermann
John S. Thompson
Three Sunday Auto Accidents In Monmouth Co
Three Sunday crashes reported in Monmouth County with two women thrown from a windshields at Allenhurst and minor injuries at Manasquan. A Rumson Road collision caused no serious injuries. three people suffered only slight hurts in separate incidents. Police and doctors treated the injured as crews investigated road conditions.
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Monmouth CO
Allenhurst
Clerk appoints Eugene Cowell deputy of New Jersey Supreme Court
Trenton June 9 Supreme Court Clerk William C Gubhardt appoints Eugene Cowell of Glen Gardner Hunterdon county deputy clerk effective immediately Cowell took the oath of office and will earn 2600 annually Strong pressure sought reinstatement of John M Hannan Weehawken but Gebhardt declined to follow the president secretary wishes Also noted senator interpreter appointment for Joseph Schiavone editor of La Battagna Italian newspaper in Trenton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Supreme Court
William C. Gubhardt
Eugene Cowell
Glen Gardner
Hunterdon County
Cowell
Mr. Gebhardt
John M. Hannan
Weehawken
Mr. Hannan
Joseph P. Tumulty
Joseph Schiavone
la Battagna
Schiavone
United States Senate
Lightning Strikes Across Nine Places in Monmouth County
A Saturday storm swept Monmouth County with vivid lightning and heavy rain lasting about 30 minutes. Fire alarms were rung as chimneys, poles, and wires suffered scorching impacts, including a chimney blaze at a Westwood Ave home and damage near the Sorrento building, the New York Telephone Co building in Red Bank, and the Lyceum theatre rear wall. No major structural damage reported. farmers benefited from rainfall.
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Monnmouth
Long Ranch
Morris and
Westwood
Westwood Avenue
Sorrento
Morris Avenue
Atlantic Avenue
W. A. Seaman
West End
New York Telephone Co
Red Bank
Lyceum Theatre
Monmouth Boat Club
Broad
Sea Bright
William Rodney
H. Layton
Newark Pleasure Club Trip Sparks Shore Outing
The Lincoln Pleasure Club of Newark traveled by auto truck in national colors to celebrate a shore outing. They returned toward Broadway after church services ended and marked the moment with horn toots and shouts.
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Newark
Lincoln Pleasure Club
Broadway
Church Supper and Strawberry Festival at Eatontown
A supper and strawberry festival to aid St. Dorothea's Church in Eatontown will be held Wednesday and Thursday at the home of George A. Steele. The Thursday night program includes a chicken supper, dancing after the festival, and various games. Supper will be ready at 5 30.
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St. Dorothea'’s Church
Eatontown
George A. Steele
Commencement Ticket Sale for Class of 1913
Tickets for the Class of 1913 commencement at St. Luke's Church go on sale Wednesday at Smythe's and Britton's drug stores. The event follows last year's schedule. mention of local resident Frederick Diddle and his Buick, and an ad for a Moose Lodge gathering at Red Men's hall tonight.
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St. Luke's Church
Smythe's
Britton’s
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Klum
Ghattle Graduates
Stork
Big Moose
Gibson
R. J. Morris
Atlantic Ave
Grand Theatre
Rumson
New Jersey
I Hinterman
Rumson, N. 3
Dei
von Kattengill
Ivins and
James
Ladies’ Independent Hebrew Association
Kallman
Lieberman
Einberg
Barshofeky
Tepper
Father Murray
John LE. Murray
New Monmouth
Dr. Rafferty
Long Branch Moose Lodge
Alma Sire & Co
Miss Ball
Bride OF
Lester Hurley
Mr. Boniella
Rocco Boniella
Hendrickson Avenue
Warner Heirs
Moose Lodge
Itheman
Broadway Theatre
Updale’s
Gem
Fering
Pennington
P. Keenan
West End Ave
Updale’s Circus
Oceanics
Bijur
Nathan J. Bijur
Cotteger
The
Oceanic Mire Engine Company
Mr. Field
E. B. Vield
Como
Strauss
Broadway Progressive
Helen Hood
J. P. Hod
Aarty
Dennis
John M. Dennis
Reckless Place
Long Branch Hospital
Moose
George Spink
Golden's
Long Branch
Tate
Rumson Road
Mana
Squan
Norwood
Burd Avenues
Kennett
Manasquan
Howard Folk
Brielle
South Street
Manesquan
J. W. Pearce
No 1
Polk
Thorp & Co
Manasquan Water Works
Brielle C
Asis
New Orleans
C. P. Doelger
Rumsen Road
Keeler’s Lane
Rumsen
Gerwardt
Senate
Mocee
Hight
Grand
Lincoln
Kay-Bee
Broadway Theatre Tonight
Updale's Circus
the Daily Record
Frederick Diddle
H. L. Zobel
Mr. Biddle
Red Men's Hall
Brothers of Israel Synagogue
Harry R. Steeves
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