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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1912

Page

9

Children Day Exercises Held at Red Bank Churches

Children Day exercises by Sunday Schools of Red Bank churches drew large crowds at First Presbyterian and First Methodist. The morning service baptized Cook Mahahan, Joseph Jackson ish, Mildred Marie Woolley, Rae ith, and Marjorie Woolley. Music featured chorus songs and duets with Miss Sarah HB Fay and Miss Hachel Doremus at piano. Six school girls served as ushers: Florence Lamb Emma leson Blanche Bennett W Worden Myrtle Allen Esther Davison.

Red Bank First Presbyterian Church Sarah HB Hachel Doremus First Methodist Percy Periuchier Cook Mahahan Joseph Jacksonish Mildred Marie Woolley Raeith Marjorie Woolley Little Woolley Harry Woolley

Marriages and Honors Highlight Red Bank News

In Red Bank at the First Methodist on Monmouth Street a wedding took place at 11 o clock Saturday morning as Rev. Percy Perinchief officiated. The bride Miss Fran Harvey from Tren NJ and groom Chester Arthur Conover from Jersey City were tied in matrimony. The couple will reside in town with families noting past ties to Paul's Methodist Church in Trenton. Gregory's Daughters Win Honors Mary and Henrietta Gregory, daughters of Supervising Prince Christopher Gregory, earned college honors. Henrietta earned bachelor of science and bachelor of pedagogy degrees at Columbia while Mary graduated from Wheelock Kindergarten Training School and plans to teach manual training, spending part of the summer in Atchison, Kansas.

Monmouth Street Percy Perinchief Tren N. J Fran Harvey George A. Harvey Chester Arthur Conover William H. Conn Perinchlef Paul's Methodist Church Trenton

The Soft Answer General Scotts Retort to a Whist Partner

General Scott after retirement in 1862 at Cozzen s West Point hosts whist every evening. A judge filled in as fourth hand and, paired with Scott, they were badly beaten. The judge apologized for rustiness. Scott replied I am glad to learn I have been playing with latent talent and not with a natural born fool.

General Scott Cozzen's West Point Scott

Misused Sermon and a Pipe Dream Chandelier Tale

A Kansas City Journal clipping recounts a minister’s scathing sermon aimed at a vain neighbor Mr McDougall and a public story about political vanity. The tale includes a remark from Indian Jim Vinlay about funding a solid brass chandelier for a politician, sparking a sharp rebuke from an Irish-born contributor who recalls shared roots.

McDougall MacTay Jim” Vinlay Emerald Isle Blank Kansas City Journal

Boston Spinning School on the Common Recalled

Winsor notes a spinning craze in Boston with Irish spinners drawing crowds to a spinning school in the common. Thirty five years later the Society For Encouraging Industry and Employing the Poor again used the common for a spinning school with about 800 young women at their wheels as an example and advertisement.

Boston Winsor

A Curious Will Sets Raffle For Six Bibles

Dr Wilde of St Ives Huntingdonshire directs £50 to buy land whose yearly rent funds six Bibles at 7s each. Trustees must raffle the Bibles by a saucer with three discs on the parish church altar. Narratives include a humorous dialogue about a husband’s increased economy.

Notable Quotes on Independence by Everson and Celton

A compilation of two aphorisms about individuality. The first praises the great man who remains independent of crowd opinion while among people. The second contrasts the value of a meaningful life with a long life wasted without purpose.

Ralph Waldo Everson

Surhmer stores offer quick, right quality outfits

Come to any of our three stores today and do it all up in a jiffy. Everything you wear is arranged for quick selection. Right quality. Right price. Send anything back that isn't. Free deliveries within 106 miles of our stores at B4th St.

Giants versus Long Branch in Hollywood exhibition

Enthusiastic crowd at Hollywood Horse Show Grounds watches New York Giants vs Long Branch. Giants win 11 to 10 after late rally. Hudson strikes out five for Giants, Dracke 8 K for Long Branch. Crowd estimated at 3,500 with ample parking and lively play throughout.

Hollywood Hollywood Horse Show Grounds New York Giants Long Branch Giants Nine Brennan Owens Polo Grounds New York Drucke Wilson Battery Hudson Gonzales Dracke Garelesanens Long Hranch Rohn Ramos Henriques Tighe Daly Johnson Lugue Madson Doyle Glante Jonneon Logie

Window inscription theft at famed chateau relic

Mrs. Lang recounts a French chateau legend where Henry of Navarre scratched Dieu garde de mal ma mie on a window pane. A guide guarded the famed inscription for forty years, until an English visitor stole the pane and was bribed to return it by the master.

Henry of Navarre Andrew Lang Blackwood Henry Itv Henry M. Endel Chateau

Soldier of fortune William Walker filibuster tale

A detailed sketch of William Walker born in Nashville in 1824, his early editor stint in New Orleans, and his 1850 California move. It covers his Sonora expedition of 1853, the Nicaragua invasion and brief presidency, later Honduras voyage, second try and capture of Truxillo, his surrender to a British ship, court martial, and execution in 1860. Also noted is a Fleet Recorded Yacht Race from 1661 with King Charles II aboard.

William Walker Nashville Tenn New Ovor California Sonora United Bier Sanfrancisco Walker Nicaragua Honduras Truxia Iscarus Truxillo Atlantic Ocean Charles Ovelyn Dutch East India Company Duke of York Greenwich Gravesend

Old Parr Age Question Reopened by Westminster Office

The London Graphic notes Dean Stanley recut the Parr grave inscription at Westminster Abbey. It claims Parr of Salop born 1483 and aged 152 years, died November 16 1685. It also mentions the Countess of Deamond said to be 140, with anecdotes about teeth renewal.

Old Parr Dean Stanley Westminster Abbey Parr Salop Vis K. Charles Deamond Bacon Archbishop Usher William Temple London Graphic

The Way Spaniards Smoke Described in Detail

A vivid account describes Spaniards as expert smokers who inhale smoke, drink a half pint from a wine skin without spilling, then exhale in clouds. The native then resumes conversation, finishing with a contented sigh and continued inhaling, exhaling through nose and mouth.

A Serious Moment In a Marriage Conversation

A married man reflects on a moment of abandonment when observing a woman hanging clothes. He notes the slip of a line and the outcome of mud, describing the psychological moment to leave the woman alone.

It Was Magistrate Records Wife Throat Grabbing Claim

A Philadelphia Record dispatch reports a magistrate hearing where a husband is accused of grabbing his wife by the throat. The court proceedings address the alleged choking incident and related charges.

Chudge Dot Vos Bedle Philadelphia

Speaker Urges Church In Politics At Men’s Meeting

Rev. Dr. George P. Dougherty of Newark stirred the audience at the First Presbyterian Church in a talk on Religion in Action. He urged the church to intersect with daily life, warned politics are a part of the church, and noted anticipated discussions on Sabbath desecration after the meeting.

First Presbyterian Church Men George P. Dougherty St. Paul’s M. B Newark Dougherty Church of Today New Jerusalem Holy City

State Education Board to Hold Postponed Meeting

The State Board of Education in Trenton New Jersey announces a postponed meeting set for Saturday June 22 due to two members being in Europe causing a lack of quorum. The regular meeting is the first Saturday of each month.

Trenton N. J State Board of Eduocation

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