Local Notes from South Street and Nearby Homes
Public school teacher Eugenia Hallock returns to Fulton New York for summer vacation. Activities include Children's Day exercises at the Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Moses I Hampton visits Long Branch. Elsie Marshall visits from Freehold. Tintern Manor water line works in South Street. John Fitzpatrick back on his feet after a fall near West Long Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Street
Manson & Company
Red Bank
Eugenia Hallock
Fulton
N. Y
Presbyterian Church
Moses I. Hampton
Sidney Throckmorton
Long Branch
Elsie Marshall
Freehold
Allger
T. E. Haylar
Tintern Manor
R. F. Hopper
J. C. Rush
Albert Fay
Newark
J.D. Fay
Collins
West Long Branch Social News Highlights and Events
Guests of the Hulicks at Colts Necks include Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cornell and others. A baptism was held at Hirst M E Church with Elizabeth Anderson Chester Shen Dennis Albert Robbins Tharp Joseph Davidson Van Note Marietta Wilson. The third annual bazar of old First Church is set for July 12 13. The harvest home is planned for August 16. Lightning struck a tree on Theodore Woolley farm last Saturday. Wayside hosted a strawberry and ice cream festival with a large crowd. Mrs. Joseph H White hosted a dinner party for children and they visited the circus afterward with Gladys White Mary White Kenneth Hughes Reginald Van Note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Cornell
George F. Vanhuel
Elsie Vanhuel
Richard Cornell
Harry M. Hulick
Colts Necs
Old Hirst M.E. Church
Elizabeth Anderson
Fer
Alien” Anderson
Chester Shen Dennis
Frank Dennis
Albert Robbins Tharp
R S. Tharp
Joseph Davidson van Note
Arthur van Note
Marietta Wilson
William Wilson
Orphy Smith
Lakewood
Old First Church
Theodore Woolley
Wayside
Joseph H. White
Gladys White
Mary White
Kenneth Hughes
Reginald van Note
Local Social News Highlights From Cedar Avenue Community
Langdon Norton and McCall Hughes are noted. Mrs. Fred Van Noté enjoys a visit with young folk. Automobiles purchased by Dr Zebulon S. Taylor and A F Golden. A play A Family Affair was repeated to benefit Ushers Union. Miss Adelaide and Dorothy Smith visit Mrs Phoebe Sherman. Graduation list includes Leander Smith George W Bowman Mazie Dangler Rose Hodginson. Various visits and social events from Long Branch Cedar Avenue Sea Bright and Asbury Park with gatherings of the Yggdrasil Club and a Wayside Children’s Day program.
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Langdon' Norton
McCall Hughes
Fred van Noté
Zebulon
Taylor
A. F. Golden
Ushers’ Union
Adelaide
Dorothy Smith
Lakewood
Phoebe Sherman
Leander Smith
George W. Bowman
Mazie Dangler
Rose Hodginson
Marietta Woolley
Long Branch
Cordelia Hulick
Grace Wilson
Arthur D. van Note
Cedar Avenue
Wayside
M. V. Poole
J. V. Co
M. W. Poole
Susan Woolley
Mary Poole
Frank Dennis
W. E. Norton
Annie Sherman
Harry Hopper
R. S. Tharp
Moonlight straw ride to Asbury Park delights Oceanport
The Standard Bearers Society held a moonlight straw ride to Asbury Park on Wednesday evening. Guests included Mrs. A. S. Tillotson and Miss Clara Day among others from Pemberton avenue and Long Branch visitors. Also noted were residents returning from Washington and visits in New York and Little Silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Bearers Society
Asbury Park
Margaret Beet
Pemberton Avenue
George Loper, Jr
A. S. Tillotson
Yow
Clara Day
Irene Loper
Bartena’ ‘Megill
Hattie Conrow
Ella van Kirk
Helen Cowles
Edna Preston
Fred Day
Leslie’ Wolcott
Frank Sanford
Frank Johnson
Charles Martin
Harry
Blakeley
Long Branch
Gladys Anderson
Red Bank
J. H. Herbert and Son
Clifford
Center Street
Washington, D. C
Samuel Smock
New York
Harriet Herring
E. Haviland
Little Silver
Oakhurst M. E. Chapel Annual Bazar
Oakhurst M. E. Chapel holds its annual bazar on July 6 and 7 in the chapel basement. The event is directed by the Ladies Aid Society with home made bread cake and ice cream for sale and the school orchestra providing the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakhurst
Oakhurst M. E
Ladies’ Aid Society
Oxygen as a Cutting Tool Demonstrated
A St. Louis Republic report explains using a blowpipe jet of burning oxygen to cut sheet iron tubes and bars. Two-blowpipe method first heats with oxyhydrogen, then shoots pure oxygen to burn and clear melted metal, producing a precise cut with minimal heat spread.
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St. Louis Republic
First 1911 Cotton Bale Auctioned For Charity On Steps Of Exchange
The first bale of 1911 cotton sold at the New York Cotton Exchange for 15 cents a pound, $75, later reauctioned in Houston for over $1,000. Proceeds fund charity. the bale will go to Liverpool for resale. Grown near the Rio Grande Valley railroad line by Dr. H. Hu Pemberton, it may be woven into cloth for suits for Taft, King George, and Canada’s Governor General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Cotton Exchange
Houston
Tex
Liverpool
Union National Ban
A.G. Edwards & Co
New York
Cotton Exchange
Post & Magg
Commercial Club
San Benito
Texas
Taft
King George
Canada
Interurban
Rio Grande Valley Railroad
H. Hu Pemberton
The Roses
A brief dialogue on beauty using roses as a metaphor. The poet declares no mistake in saying her cheeks imitate roses, noting variations in color reflecting mood. The friend challenges familiarity, the poet insists color parallels rose varieties.
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Carolina
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N.J
Schimmel’s
Childs
Nowlin
Curtis
Ernest Tub Creamery
Macaroni
Ernest Elb
Fissionary Church
Frewsburs
Bessie Kate At- Tre
William
Mr. T
Fos
Philadelphia
H Walcott
Ee Arthur
B. D
Ile
H. G. Fellows
Broad Street
Red Bank, N. J
Sebco
Chester M. Truax
West Long Branch News
Richard Deeves
Elmo Clark
Lone Branch
Yggdrasil Club
James Atcheson
Clarence Taylor
Walter Sherman
Charles Stillwaggon
John White
R. R. Hughes
EB. M. Beach
Cecil Sherman
Audrey Taylor
Jamaica
Clicquot Club CO
Oceanport News
Dellair Health
Montee Ee
U.S.A
Fesler & CO
Smythe
Bennett & Sacco
Wert’s
PHAR
Fesler
Seiler’s
Josey Field
Minnelink Real
New York City
Office On the Property CO
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