Local notes on fundraising and vaudeville rise
A town column reports residents urged to contribute to a $100 deficiency in the Popular Lecture Course. Prof A A Badger coordinates, Grace Joline and brother Earl attract vaudeville interest, and Long Branch invites comparison to Red Bank. Bank officials Davis Jr. and Sherman are profiled gardening in spare time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Badger
J2 Davis, Jr
Ciizens’ National Bank
Union Avenue
Mr. Davis
Harry B. Sherman
Long Branch Banking Company
West Long Branch
Class Day Jests Highlight Chattle High School 1913
The Chattle High School Class Day program featured a silver and rose rostrum display, a historical style speech by Herman Jayers, a gift of two busts to the school, Mike Davis’s humorous Class Will, a prophecied futures line, and the class song and march. Graduates numbered 62, with a full program ending in a farewell procession and future commencement plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claes
Slerman Hayers Herman
Merl Welch
Altough
Misa Winnin Hendrickson
Grant
Webster
Chattle
William H. Cate
Michael Davis
Mike
High Schiool Orchestra
Dorothy Doran
Miss Doran
United States
Irving Gano
Chattleby
Lingel Pleraon
Chokta
Rose and Grey
Horus
Maude Reed
Chattle High School
First Presbyterian Church
St. Luke's Church
Elmer Sawyer
Clase
Joby A. Arazenti
Isabel Bennett
Richard (. Bower
Gail Breece
Frank M. Brinkey
Kihei Bradie
Herman J. Buyers
Extella Kotiavia
Michael FF. Davis
Dorothy W. Deran
L. Leland Dudley
Charley S&s Edgar
R Clifford Errickson
Ida E. Fielder
Iva Pinher
Florence A. What
JF. Irving Gano
Mary Y. Green
Edna Gulick
Mimma L. Hendrickson
Rowland R. Hughes
Sadie A. Kurley
Harold A. Kazmann
Charles A. Lista
Mary M. Moore
Miriam Morris
Gertrude St. Nathanson
James E. Nastasia
Doris A. Newing
G. Edwin Parstow
Tazel B. Peirson
Dorothy V. Quinn
Henry E Rundquist
Charles H. Schuch
Marion Ho Stherinman
T. Bryant Smith
Arthur G. Solk
Anna Solowen
Arthur Lo Thomas
Phyllis B. van Hront
Helen B. van Dyke
Ralph S. Weeden
Madeline West
Thurlow H. West
Ilda M. White
Agnes A. Widmer
Leah J. Wilcox
Milddred J1. Woolley
Garrett B. Worthley
Reta L. Worthley
Edgar D. Woolley
Fighting for Babies Health Talks Spotlight on Infant Deaths
Health Talks urges better baby care and sanitation to reduce infant mortality. It notes the US government has created a bureau to study baby death rates, stresses community action, and emphasizes proper feeding, clean water, plumbing, and prevention of disease as key to saving lives.
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United States
Long Branch
Nelf
Philadelphia
Department of Health
Middletown Democrats Elect Officers for Ensuing Year
The Middletown Democratic Executive Committee elected Amzi M. Posten as chairman Melvin A. Rice as treasurer Daniel T. Hendrickson as secretary and William C. Roop as sergeant at arms with six district vice chairmen named and plans for auxiliary committees. Red Bank Moose Lodge smoker reports John P. Egan joining Moose Lodge No 1180 and outlines upcoming Moose Hall site planning with meetings to be biweekly in summer and early fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Township
Amzi M. Posten
Nayesink
Melvin A. Rice
Leonardo
Daniel T. Hendrickson
Port Monmouth
William C. Roop
Belford
Edward A. Mercian
Middletown
William EB
Andrew
Navesink
William H. Bennett
Red Bank Moose Lodge
John P. Egan
Red Bank
Red Bank Lodge
Order of Moose
George P. Gamble
Gamble
Fireless Sale at Chattle Chips and Asbury Park High News
A fireless sale at Chattle Chips offers unsold track jerseys and flap pers at cut prices with small arm bands marked C and five brass water fobs turning to silver. The Asbury Park Beacon reports the high school class day events, a class motto and flower, popular athletes, and a silver cup donation by E A Harvey, plus notes on Class Day performances and fire escape disruptions by students.
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Chattle
Asbury Park “Beacon
Asbury Park High School
Maria
Donald Steiner
E. A. Harvey
Asbury Park
Two Automobilists Fined for Speeding on Ocean Avenue
Thursday night Officer McGarvey halted speeders on Ocean avenue. T O Koppman of Asbury Park was fined $10 after speeding between Lake Takawassee and Lincoln avenue and deposited bond for appearance. Charles Dresser, a chauffeur, was fined $15 after a chase ending near a side street where his accompani ons fled. both were taken to City Hall for hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGarvey
Ocean Avenue
T. O. Koppman
Asbury Park
Lake Takawassee
Lincoln Avenue
MecGarvey
City Hall
Koppman
Recorder’s Court
Charles Dresser
Dresser
Arcanian Officials Visit Red Bank Council Meeting
Grand Treasurer William C. McKeever of Rutherford paid an official visitation to Red Bank Council No 984 R A at Thursday night’s meeting and delivered an address. Afterward members enjoyed light refreshments at the Columbia restaurant. Red Bank Arcanum plans their annual shore dinner at Wardell’s Port-at-Peck in August.
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William C. McKeever
Rutherford
Red Bank Council
R. A
Columbia
Red Bank Arcanum
Wardell's
Port-at-Peck
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Grace Joline
Earl
Grace
Mrs. Joline
Long Branch Board of Education
Chattle Grads
Airdrome
Ocean and
Avery Aves
Lee A. Ochs, Mieér
Helen E. Forbes
Democrats
The
Daily Record
Strindard
Comprany
Nelo Dersey
Prof
Cate
Broadway
Long Branch, N. J
Captain Scott
South Pole
Vitagraph
Pathe Weekly Symphony Orchestra