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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1913

Page

5

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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
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