Oakhurst Church Dedication Set for Next Sunday
Final arrangements announced for the Oakhurst M. and Church dedication with an all day program beginning at 9:30 a.m. It includes sermons by Rev. Dr. John Krantz and Bishop Luther B. Wilson, platform addresses, and a 7:30 p.m. service. Officiaries list includes John Handley and Harry A. Relyea among others. a local birth announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakhurst M
Wm. R. Tallman
I. B. White
John Krantz
New York
Epworth League
Rey
Palmer
Taylor
Handley
Luther B. Wilson
George H W. Neal
Alphonso Dare
Long Branch
B. Fisher
West Long Branch
J. B. Kulp
Bradley Beach
A. H. Eberhardt
North Long Branch
A. CG. Dennett
Belmar
J. Ward Gamble
Sea Bright
F. B. Stockdale
Asbury Park
Steadman Applegate
Marshal Owens
B. C. Lippincott
Willis Reeves
Ocean Grove
C. Ll. Knight
Hatontown
P. N. Taylor
Blue Point
Entertaining Night at Brittons Broadway Ad
Want a good time step into Brittons car Broadway ad Norwood Ave Friday night after commencement exercises hear some fine singing and music Touring Cara to Hire Dut Campbell phone 3467 West End
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britton’s
Broadway
Norwood Ave
Cara
Dut & Campbell
West End
Dritton’s
Cor, Broadway
Norwood
Somerling
Pick Out Your Want Ad And Answer It
Classified gaggle presents a sales pitch urging readers to place want ads to sell unused items and attract better employment. It touts cash sales and weekly pay as benefits of advertising. The snippet lists various ad categories and hints at easy, inexpensive advertising.
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Shsesserdesoens
Erry Ane
Eserskeres
Red Bank Woman Fires Revolver at Visiting Plumber
A Red Bank resident Mrs. M. E. Clarkson fired an 82 caliber revolver at plumber William McKenzie as he approached radiators under her porch. McKenzie filed a warrant for her arrest. Clarkson had earlier threatened others over disputed radiators linked to contractor Gus Rogers and Arthur G. Sickles. The case stirred local debate over property rights and contractor payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Bank
M. E. Clarkson
Springteil Red Bank
William McKenzie
McKenzie
Clarkson
Arthur G. Sickles
Sickles
Sick
Rogers
Hayes quits seven miles in Perth Amboy race
Johnny Hayes of Long Branch failed to finish the fifteen mile ree in Perth Amboy on a hot sultry night. Hayes dropped out at seven miles as Jimmy Lee of Boston led until mile thirteen before Al Raines surged to win. Time 1 hour 22 minutes.
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Johnny Hayes
Perth Amboy
Hayes
Jimmy Lee
al. Raines
Tailoring, Everything New at Old Reliable Pound Fishery
The notice advertises a tailoring department with up to date goods and fair prices at Jacob Stein’s bach department store. It states the firm operates daily at the old reliable pound fishery on Ocean Avenue near North Broadway in Long Branch New Jersey and lists Garrett Hennessey as proprietor with telephone 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Steinbach
Ocean ‘Avenue
North Broadway
Long Brafich
N. J
Garrett Hennessey
Fish Selling High As Pound Fishermen Fetch Record Prices
Pound fishermen along the coast report wholesale prices rising to eight cents per pound, double the usual four cents, with six to ten barrels of catch per boat. Seabass and butterfish bring eight cents on the shore, while many hope for better hauls despite small catches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Cook
Midnight Cottage Fire In Ocean Avenue Seaford
Mrs Louis James occupying the C D Levy cottage on Ocean avenue near Atlantic woke to smoke and flames near the open fireplace. Chief Soffel mobilized Dalys and Byons with Chen dicals to stop the blaze, causing a burned floor hole and beam damage worth about 25 dollars. Songwriter Charles K Harris is staying nearby in Morris avenue.
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Louis James
Ocean Avenue
Atlantic
Soffel
Dalys
Harvest Home Planned by Ladies' Aid Society
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Old First M E Church West Long Branch will hold its annual harvest home on Wednesday August 17. Alfalfa is widely grown in Monmouth County with dry sandy soil proving ideal for the crop and its nitrogen rich plants boosting fertility and cattle feed value. The Monmouth League of the First Methodist Church Hed Bank will hold an installation service in the church on Thursday night June 2. Afterward the cabinet and members will attend a banquet.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Old First M. 4
West Long Branch
Monmouth County
Monorth League of the First Methodist Church
Hed Bank
Boots a Century Old at Shrewsbury Shop
Andrew J. Olmstead showcases boots over a century old once owned by Dr. Allen, father of Joseph Allen, kept in Shrewsbury for years. The boots, men’s size, have rested with Olmstead for over twenty years and were worn when a doctor rode them to Shark River for house calls at fifty cents. Max Jacobs of the New Jersey Symphony announces limited summer pupils, with piano lessons offered by H. tra Jacove at 257 Bath Ave Long Branch, Mon Wed Fri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Olmstead
Dr. Allen
Joseph Allen
Shrewsbury
Mr. Olmstead
Shark River
Max Jacobs
N. ¥. Symphony Orchestra
Jacobs String Quartet
H. Tra Jacove
Bath Ave
Long Branch
Red Bank Board Revises School Assignments and Raises
Red Bank Board of Education met in Town Hall and discussed budget estimates for a later special session. They granted leave of absence to engineer Charles Hopping for two to three weeks. Harriet Ensign was promoted to principal with Merritt Thompson hired for her former grade. Ensign to receive 800 dollars and the two other teachers 150 dollars each. Squire Be M. Conservant’s salary rose to 600 dollars. Principal J B Wiley announced Creveling will be principal at Mechanics Street and Mabel Wilbur will teach at Shrewsbury Avenue next term. Further appointments await.
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Board of Education
Borough of
Red Bank
Te Board
Myron Slater
Charles Hopping
Stephen V. Arrowsmith
Harriet M. ‘Ensign
Merritt M. Thompson
Ensign
Agnes Moore
Stanger
Dr. Sayre
Edmund Wilson
William J. Sutton
Thompson
Sutton
Mechanic Street
Mabel Wilbur
Asbury Park
Shrewsbury Avenue
Hughes Signs Bill to Kill Racing in Albany
Governor Hughes signed three racing measures creating directors of racing associations personal liable for any betting on their grounds and banning oral betting including poolrooms. The action prompts questions on constitutionality as trials begin. Reverend Handley to baptize children at Simpson M. BE Church. Sunday program planned. California visitors Edwards and Bluisdell plan a four month trip, their second visit since 1882, meeting old acquaintances.
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Albany
Hughes
Perkins
Agnew
California
W. J. Edwards
Oakland
Cal
Thurston Bluisdell
Broadway
Mr. Edwards
Weather and Transit Notes for New Jersey June Parade Day
The Weather Bureau predicts a thirty six hour outlook with partly cloudy skies tonight and fair conditions Thursday. Variable winds are expected. Passengers on the Bandy Hook Route steamers due at Cedar Street Pier in New York will view water parade escorting ex president from quarantine. A boat train departs Long Branch early morning for the parade observance.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Roosevelt
Cedar Street Pier
New York
West End
Long Branch
Frelinghuysen challenges Fort to call legislature
Senate President Joseph B. Frelinghuysen writes Governor Fort urging a special session to curb railroad rate abuses. He pledges to back a strong investigation committee if a fair plan for railroads and public patrons is proposed, arguing for concrete action over vague charges.
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Trenton
Nod
Joseph 8
Frelinghuysen
Senate
Fort
Art
Frelinghuysens
New Jersey
New York City
Corporation
Joseph
Prelingiluy Sen
Dr Ballard Injured in Bathtub Fall at Ocean Grove
Dr A J Ballard aged about ninety president of the Ocean Grove Campmeeting Association slipped in a bathtub at his home on New Jersey and Main in Ocean Grove and sustained a splintered rib and rupture. He left for Wilmington Delaware for an operation but does not consider either injury serious. He had been active with two mile walks daily until the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campmeeting Association
A. J. Ballard
Ocean Grove
Old First M. W. Church
West Long Branch
New Jersey
Main Avenues
Vallard
Wilmington
Del
Ballard
Janitor VanDerveer Struck by Bicycle on North Broadway
Jed M. VanDerveer janitor of Garfield avenue school was struck by a bicycle rider on North Broadway last night. The bike wheel hit him near the hip, bending a tobacco can in his hip pocket and sparing him serious injury. The rider was thrown but unhurt and apologized as he rode away. This morning VanDerveer walks lame after the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. VanDerveer
North Broadway
Jed M. VanDerveer
Garfield Avenue
Heas Apartments Rented for Season in Brighton
Mrs Roseld of New York rents apartments for the season in the Simon Hess building Brighton Avenue The Mobo baseball team of the Med Bank Foresters will travel to Hillside Sunday to play the Hillside Baseball Club
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Heas
Mobo
Med Bank Foresters
Hillside
Hillside Baseball Club
Fire Alarm Inspector Plans Box 66 Test Tomorrow
Fire inspector Trowland will test box 66 after the noon taps. The box failed last night, suspected due to a defective door, and he will check for further circuit trouble. The Pennsylvania Amusement Company will open Golden Dome on June 28 with interior remodeling by Edward O'Brien of New York.
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Trowland
Pennsylvania Amusement Company
Golden Dome
Pennsylvania
Edward O'Brien
New York
Sea Bright Grammar School Commencement Held Tomorrow
The Sea Bright Grammar School will hold its sixth annual commencement exercises tomorrow afternoon at the M. Church. A program of fourteen members includes recitations cheorpees a kindergarten class drill and diplomas presented by District Superintendent Dr. John Handley.
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Bright Grammar School
M. I. Qhureh
Wcy
John Handley
Miss Robinson Heads to Salem for Visit
Miss Florence Robinson daughter of Rev Dr H Ridgely Robinson pastor of First Methodist Red Bank will leave Thursday for Salem to visit friends. Earlier Rev Dr Robinson served as pastor in Ted Bank. Jacob Steinbach dept store advertises summer weight suitings in blues and greys.
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Florence Robinson
H. Ridgely Robinson
First Methodist Church
Red Bank
Long Branch
Salem
Ted Bank
Dr. Robinson
Jacob Steinbach
Handley Installed as Chaplain of Second Regiment
Governor Fort signed the commission of Rev. Dr. John Handley the newly appointed chaplain of the Second Regiment succeeding Rev. Dr. Otis A. Glaxebront who has retired.
New Autoist Greene Makes First Ford Runabout Debut
Charles H. Greene Jr proprietor of Greene's Third Avenue Hotel shows a Ford runabout in his first driving experience. He is seen daily behind the wheel with apparent ease as he adjusts to the horseless vehicle. Also notes fine music at Dritton's on Broadway and Norwood and mentions screen doors for sale at Chester M. Truax's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Greene, Jr
Greene
Third Avenue
Mr. Greene
Mrs Burtt Dies in Her Ninetieth Year
Mrs Clara A Burtt widow of Selah H Burtt and mother of former Councilman Edwin C Burtt died after four weeks illness at her Art street home Long Branch aged about 89 or 90 She was born December 21 1820 in New York to Joseph Plenova and Vermont natives Funeral at two oclock Friday at the Burtt home Rev Frederick K Shield First Reformed Church burial at Glenwood Cemetery funeral director William H Morris Jr Surviving children are Edwin C Burtt Theodore Burtt and Miss Caroline Burtt one sister Mrs Josephine Callero of Baltimore aged 82 and Hezekiah Burtt died two weeks ago Funeral notices invite relatives and friends
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Clara A. Burtt
Selah H. Burtt
Edwin @. Burtt
Art Street
Burtt
Frederick K. Shield
Flist Reformed Church
Glenwood Cemetery
William H. Morris, Jr
Joseph Plenova
New York
Vermont
Long Branch
First Reformed Church
Parochial Pupils Enjoy Visit With Princess at Shrewsbury
About 200 pupils from St James Parochial School Red Bank were hosted by Princess von Auerdberg formerly Mins d Morence Hazard at the Hazard estate in Shrewsbury. They rode by trolley and joined games and races with prizes of silver dollars awarded to several children. Clergy from St James and nearby parishes attended with late afternoon refreshments served. closing exercises at St James Hall Monday feature drills songs and the drama In the Court of the Polish Prince.
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Princess von Auerdberg
Mins d Morence Hazard
Shrewsbury
St. James' Parochial School
Red Bank
Hazard Estate
James A. Reynolds
St. James’ Church
Martin F. Casey
Father O'Donnall
Keyport
Father Murray
New Monmouth
St. James’ Parochial School
St. James’ Hall
New Cottage Arrivals At Coastal Community
New cottage season opens with arrivals including Frank McDermitt and family at Woodgate avenue E Rosenwasser and family at Slocum cottage Pavilion avenue Frank E Rafel and family at Fred Hoey cottage Cedar avenue Irving Bachrach and family at Hauer cottage Pavilion avenue B J Nathan at Peters cottage Greens avenue
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Frank McDermitt
Woodgate Avenue
E. Rosenwasser
Slocum Cottage
Pavilion Avenue
Frank E. Rafel
Fred Hoey
Cedar Avenue
Irving Bachrach
Hauer Cottage
B. J. Nathan
Peters Cottage
Greens Avenue
Mrs Showler Undergoes Appendicitis at Monmouth Hospital
Mrs Alfred Showler of Fifth Avenue had appendicitis and underwent an operation at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Her condition is reported favorable. The item notes a high class singing and music event and lists addresses Norwood Avenue and Broadway along with a local osteopathic physician profile and a process for a sidewalk relay at the Record office.
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Alfred Showler
Fifth Avenue
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
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Oakhurst
C. J. Strahan
Psalter
S. D. Wiseman
Tey
Kuhnbaums
Augustus Kuhnibaum
Borough Park
Brooklyn
James
Charles K. Harris
Daniel H. Maney
Morris Avenue
Harvest
Monmouth
Boots
Bill
Simpson
Simpson M. BE
Weather Bureau Forecast
Golden's
DR. Ballard
Miss Robinson
Tel
L. B
The
Daily Record
Dr. Handley
Charlie” Greene
Chester M. Truax's
Gajoy
Joseph Polltt
Margaret Sullivan
Bessie Quigley
Isabella Riordan
Eliott Sullivan
Harold Hanson
James Crawford
Stanley Patterson
Huth McCarthy
Margaret, Murray
James Hoglan
Britton
Cor
Thos MecSnerry
Hicks’ Jewelry Store
Stone Layer
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