Rev Harry Relyea to preach at Oakhurst church
Oakhurst M E Church announces Rev Harry A Relyea of Wenonah will preach next Sunday morning. The church official board plans their annual Salad Supper in Jeffrey's woods on Perr Street on July 8.Readers note visits from Miss Carrie Olmstead Long Branch to Mrs Jane Brown Monmouth road and other local social movements are listed along with various residents' weeklong visits.
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Harry A. Relyea
Wenonah
Oakhurst M. E
Relyea
Carrie Olmstead
Long Branch
Jane Brown
Monmouth Road
Jeffrey's Woods
Perr Street
Harvey G. van Note
Harry C. van Note
Grandin van Note
Farmingdale
Samuel D. Wiseman
West Park Avenue
Caleb Haley
Asbury Park
Helen Strong
Matawan
West Long Branch Friendship Club Hosts Members
Mr. and Mrs. W. EB Norton entertained the Friendship Club and guests last Wednesday. The group will suspend meetings until the second Thursday in September. A social evening and luncheon were enjoyed by attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Walter Corll, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cook, James R. Mount, Bert White, Frank Sherman, George M. Van Huel, Henrietta Reynolds, Dorothy Dangler, Lucy Nastasia, Phebe Sherman, Willard Sawyer, Richard Cornell, Oliver W. Norton, Langdon Morton, Maude Poole, George F. VanHuel, and the contractor who later spent Friday at Plainfield Achievement.
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W. EB. Norton
Friendship Club
Walter Corll
W. J. Cook
James R. Mount
Bert White
Frank Sherman
George M. van Huel
Henrietta Reynolds
Dorothy Dangler
Lucy Nastasia
Phebe Sherman
Willard Sawyer
Richard Cornell
Oliver W. Norton
Langdon Morton
Maude Poole
George F. VanHuel
Plainfield
GUESTS ENJOYED GAMES AT Overton Place PARTY
Mr and Mrs W G LaCour entertained friends at their Overton Place home last Thursday night with games and singing. Herman Porner failed to find It in the party game, while Porner and Mrs Lacour performed piano selections and duets by Mrs Woolley. At midnight twelve dined together, with refreshments, then general speeches concluded the enjoyable gathering. Guests included Mr and Mrs Herman Porner and Mr and Mrs Hugo Ufert of New York, visiting Elberon for the summer, along with the Taylors and Miss Audrey Taylor.
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W. G. Lacour
Overton Place
Herman Porner
Herman Porvolce
Willis A. Woolley
Lacour
Hugo Ufert
New York
Elberon
Clarence Taylor
Audrey Taylor
Hidden Drawer Bureau Joke from Courier Journal
A humorous exchange about furniture storage ends with a quip about keeping a few clothes. A man asks for a bureau with a secret drawer and is teased about hiding a will, then clarifies he merely needs space for his clothes as his wife's items fill the room.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Child visitor asks to view skeleton in closet
In a Baltimore American exchange, a child asks Mrs. Jones for permission to go upstairs and look in a closet. The hostess questions the child’s intent, joking about a skeleton in the closet and the reply prompts a child’s curious taunt.
Twenty four hour day idea questioned at Paris chambers
Washington Star quotes President William F. Gude of the chamber of commerce advocating a twenty four hour clock to replace twelve hour time. He argues beds and mornings shift earlier, alarms fail, and noon editions could sell the night before. He endorses reforms to help young people rise early and view sunrise as improving the world.
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International Chambers of Commerce
Paris
Washington Star
William F. Gude
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Gude
Gude
Georg
Mwitzerland
William Willitt
London
Maud
Woman from Colorado May Run for Congress
Friends urge Mrs. J J Brown of Newport to seek Congress as suffragists push for her candidacy. She plans to return to Denver around September, aligning with primaries, and supporters say a well organized campaign could force her entry as the “lady from Colorado.”
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Brown
Newport
Washington
Colorado
Congress
R. J
J. J. Brown
Disenchanted Exchange About Belief in a Superhuman
A humorous exchange notes loss of faith in the superhuman after marriage. The speaker admits once believing but now disbelieves, citing matrimony as the reason. The line juxtaposes idealized power with marital reality in a wry tone.
Warnings on Sidewalk Traffic Rules and Pushing Spreads
In a city column the writer lampoons crowded sidewalks and advocates stricter pedestrian traffic rules. He jokes about pushers with baby carriages, crowding conversations, and the need for better regulation. A double deck sidewalk is proposed to ease flow in busy urban areas.
Boy Dead in Auto Crash In Baltimore
Eyre Wright fourteen son of De Courcy Wright and grandson of Judge PD Giraud Wright was killed when an automobile overturned on State boulevard near Annapolis. Chauffeur Henry Hough was fatally injured and Mrs Wright grandmother of the dead boy suffered a broken ankle. All three were pinned under the car for nearly an hour before found. The Wright family is prominent in Baltimore professional and social life.
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Baltimore
Eyre Wright
de Courcey Wright
Giraud Wright
State Boulevard
Annapolis
Henry Hough
Royal Arcanum Plans Anniversary Meetings
Royal Arcanum leader Walter L. Davis of Red Bank will oversee plans in Monmouth county councils Long Branch Keyport and Matawan. Long Branch Council 429 meets tonight to finalize plans for the 87th anniversary. Pride of Monmouth Council 1st Daughters of Liberty in Red Bank initiated four new members Theodosia West Edward Ritter Clement Stevens and George Seaman About 25 attendees traveled from Long Branch. Social dancing and refreshments followed. Summer recess for Long Branch Masonic groups begins after the session with Abacus Lodge 182 Standard Chapter 35 R A M and Long Branch Lodge 78 canceling next meetings.
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Royal Arcanum
Walter L. Davis
Red Bank
Monmouth County
Long Branch
Keyport
Matawan
Long Branch Council
Order
Pride of Monmouth Council
Daughters of Liberty
Theodosia West
Edward Ritter
Clement Stevens
George Seaman
Long Branch Masonic
Abacus Lodge
Standard Chapter
Long Branch Lodge
New Source of Ivory Found in French Sudan Palm
French scientists identify a new plant ivory source in the albu men of a small palm fruit growing in the French Sudan. Advertise in the Daily Record.
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Sudan
The
Daily Record
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