Sea Bright Commencement Held At Methodist Church
The seventh Sea Bright public school commencement occurred at the Sea Bright Methodist Episcopal Church on Friday afternoon. Parents and friends filled the church to watch thirteen numbers featuring kindergarten songs, Mother Goose selections, recitations by Stephen Johnson Wilbert McCain and Charles Sweeney, a ring drill, and diplomas presented by Rev. H R Robinson after an address by the Rev. W T Valient.
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Sea Bright Public School
Sea Bright Methodist Episcopal Church
Sea Bright School
Stephen Johnson
Wilbert McCafp
Robert Thompson
Sheridan
Charles Sweeney
H. R. Robinson
M. EB
Red Bank
W. T. Valient
Sea Bright Church
W. Dutton Dale
J. Wilbert McCain
D.D
Linderswatt
Eeeee Lohr
Mendelsson
Carnival Committee Meets at City Hall
Chairman H. C. Rehm and members of the carnival committee held an informal conference at City Hall last night. It was decided to meet weekly every Friday to receive sub committee reports. Work will begin next Friday night with expected reports from committees and banners strung next week.
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H. C. Rehm
City Hall
Mrs Watts Returns From Providence Sunday School Meet
Mrs Charles Watts returned from Providence Rhode Island where she represented Second Baptist Church of this city at the Sunday School convention.
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Charles Watts
Providence
R. 1
Second Baptist Church
Dinkerspell and Miss Seligman Wed in Private NY Ceremony
Dr Dinkerspell and Dr Edgar Dinkelspeil along with Miss Edith Seligman of New York were married on Thursday at the bride's summer home. The ceremony was witnessed only by immediate relatives.
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Dinkerspell
Edgar Dinkelspeil
Edith Seligman
New York
Knights of Pythias to Hold Memorial Service
Red Bank group Shrewsbury No. 72 Knights of Pythias will attend the First Presbyterian Church at Broad Street and Reckless Place for their annual memorial service. Rev. Dr. James W. Rogan pastor will deliver the address.
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Red Bank Knights
Shrewsbury
Knights of Pythias
Red Bank
First Presbyterian Church
A Masons Cease Work At Siandamie Chapter Nass
The Mb regular convocation at Siandamie Chapter Nass RA M until regular meeting night was held last night. There is a large Abgeus Lodge No 182 A M calling off for the heated ad after next Wednesday night and Branch Lodge No 73 following Friday. Crastote's Gand at Asbury Park features two great concerts daily from May to July 2 at per core Casino with seats at 26 cents. Adtortio in the Daly Record lists 128 to 163 advertisements.
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A. A
Asbury Park
Cts
Elkwood Park July Race Meet Sets 3000 Dollar Prizes
Elkwood Park Steeplechase Association lines up officials and purses for a two day meet at Long Branch. Cash prizes totaling 3000 dollars will be awarded across six races on July 1 and six on July 4, with detailed weight schemes and entries for hunters, hacks, and four year olds and up. Prominent locals and Newark figures plan to attend as the organization prepares the mile track and coordinates steeplechase events for a revival of historic racing at the coast.
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Elkwood Park
Long Branch
Monmouth Park
Harry Hassett
Longfellow
Monitor
Miss Woodford
Drake Carter
Elkwood
William B. Anderson
James Smith, Jr
Peter Hauck
Charles Pfizer
H. S. Page
Henry W. Bull
Algernon Daingerfield
H. A. Buck
H. P. Conkling
George W. Call
J. H. Bradford
Frank J. Bryan
Fanshawe, Esq
Clarence Housman
Messrs
F. Lewisohn
Messrs. M. L
A. C. Schwartz
Ikice
Motormen and conductors receive new hats for warmth and style
Nearly all of the 39 men employed by the Monmouth County Electric Company bought new dark brown straw hats from Asbury Park dealer Howard Borden. The hats arrived Thursday afternoon and were worn for the first time, described as comfortable and neat in appearance.
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Monmouth County Electric Company
Hav
Howard Borden
Asbury Park
Opening sermon by Rev. Dr. Grosvenor at St. Peter's Church
Rev Dr William M Grosvenor of New York will preach the opening sermon at St Peter s Church Galway tomorrow at eleven o'clock Bishop Scarborough will preach during August Members of the Beulah Rebekah Lodge No 46 IOOF are requested to meet at lodge room Sunday June 18 to attend the funeral of Sister Evelene Manahan at 1 pm notice Noble board
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William M. Grosvenor
New York
St. Peter's Church
Galilee
Bishop Scarborough
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Evelene Manahan
Noble. Woard
Red Bank to Open Baseball at Fair Grounds Sunday
Red Bank Baseball Club starts play at the Fair Grounds diamond with a game against the Baltimore Solgred Giants, a top semi pro team. Free admission for women and girls. Amboy Athletics also scheduled to play at Tobin's field Fair Haven against Sterling A.C. Sayreville. Fast contest anticipated.
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Red Bank
Red Bank Baseball Club
Torhorrow
Fair Grounds
Baltimore Solgred- Giants
Seawol
Randeland
Amboy Athietics
Fair’ Haven
R. K. Fox Met
Will
W&ts
Sterling A.C
Sayreville
Ice Cream Festival at Van Huel's 494 Anas June 19
Community event listing mentions an ice cream festival at Van Huel's, address 494 Anas, scheduled for June 19. Details are fragmentary but indicate local celebration with treats and neighborhood participation.
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van Huel
Anas, Yeon
Garfield Teachers At Annual Feast In Garfield School
Principal B. Barnett and Garfield avenue school teachers held their annual banquet in the kindergarten room after noon with 17 covers. Miss Genevieve Fisler organized place cards with school year poems and Mildred Irwin acted as toastmistress. Barnett spoke of a pleasant year and noted some teachers would not return. he plans to remain next year before a summer in Woodbine. Garfield enrollment stands at 776, second to the Grammar school in the city.
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B. Barnett
Garfield Avenue School
Garfield School
Genevieve Fisler
Ford
Dan‘uel
Mildred Irwin
Sea Bright
Irwin
Barnet
Barnett
Garfield
Long Branch
Woodbine
Penn
Mazza
Tallman
Borden
Fish
Morris
Rex
Hennessey
Lt. Morris
Miss Green
Mr. Stone
Hub
McClosky
Stewart
Rev Charles C Evans to Fill Pulpit at First Reformed
Rev Charles C Evans will fill the pulpit at both services tomorrow at First Reformed Church. Morning service at 10:45 a.m. and evening service at 7:45 p.m. The morning shift is due to the Sunday school session preceding the sermon.
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Charles C. Evans
First Reformed Church
Express Wagon Accident Brings Minor Damage
A Red Bank United States Express Company wagon driven by William Riddle from Shrewsbury Avenue developed a wheel nut failure on Broad and Front streets. The wheel fell off, scattering packages, but the horse stopped and after a new nut was procured the wagon returned to the Broad Street office with no damage.
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Red Bank
United States Express Company
William Riddle
Shrewsbury Avenue
Broad Street
Broad
Front Streets
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey Text
Forecast for thirty six hours ending Sunday 8 p m unsettled with showers late tonight or Sunday. Light to moderate variable winds becoming easterly. Observations from display Station 43 North Broadway Long Branch. Barometer 29 93 wind velocity 12 miles northwest temperature 63 highest 77 last night 50
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New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Chattle High School Class Day Exercises Celebrate Graduation
Chattle High School held its class day exercises in the assembly hall with 39 seniors present. Frederick R. Shield Jr. delivered the welcome as class president and valedictorian, followed by class statistics by Robert B. Miller detailing enrollment declines from 1907 to 1911. The program highlighted athletics, notable antics, and future plans for graduates including several to Normal School, University of Pennsylvania, Cornell, and other institutes.
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Chattle High School
Chattle
Frederick R. Shield, Jr
Robert ‘B. Miller
Miller
Chaucer
Mazza
Boswell
Johnson
Stewart Cook
Miss Todd
Campbell
Charles
Absorbine Company
Absorbine, Jr
Sutphin
Solomon
Lowland
Rosin Charged With Forgery In Red Bank Case
Henry Rosin of West Front Street Red Bank was arrested yesterday, held for forgery and questioned before Recorder James H. Sickles. The case involves a chattel mortgage tied to a store partnership with Lotus Shapiro on West Rose Bank. Shapiro, a single man, and Rosin allegedly used the mortgage to raise funds for the business that started years ago.
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Henry Rosin
West Front
Sociie Rodhliek Eeseedlake
Rosin
Éiry
Heath
Shapiro
Canhcel
Mount Olivet Church Services Announced for Tomorrow
Mount Olivet Gabneé Phureh reports Rev W irty announces services at Mount Olivet Church tomorrow. Meutiiew 44 scheduled next week until the 224 act. Sun ron will meet inters inviting attendance.
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Mount Olivet
Musicet Reformed Church to Hear Miss Cavanaugh Solo
Miss Cavanaugh, a renowned soloist from Asbury Park, is scheduled to perform at the Reformed Church tomorrow. Parker and J A Mattuck will also be heard in noted performances at the event.
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Miss Cavanaugh
Genale
Asbury Park
Will
Chinese Woman in Spbak Enchants Local Audience
Miss Mary Carlton, native of the Ghimete Empire, speaks on "Aifonderful China" at St Luke’s Church tomorrow night. Her English is fluent and she drew attention at a Basestepan City conference last March. Dr 6 will preach on "The Healer" at morning service.
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Mary Carlton
Ghimete
St. Luke
Carlton
New Jersey
Barat Y
Visited Red Bank Palatives
Fragmentary note mentions Mise Florent Huatiacot at Brunswick and a teen named B Mig Se Saat. unclear context or actions.
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Red Bank
Mise Florent
Brunswick
Four Day Horse Show Directors Plan Dive Event
The four days feature at the 3 Horse Show was confirmed last night. Directors decided to add a dive show this year beginning Wednesday July 26. Jumping faces and other scheduled events of the coming show were outlined. Indications point to a red letter event.
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e + Content & Co
Scissa
Asphalt Repairs Near Broadway City Work Update
Temporary asphalt repairs near Third and Broadway progress reports show completion of most patches. Small holes remain under ongoing supervision by city undertakers at 516 Broadway and 128 Fe Creators Batonss, with a band of 50 pists dig twice daily until July 2 at Caring.
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at-Berry
Wate Orde
Bf-Men
Broadway
Theg ‘Hon
Sidered Dacusrees
Bey Sen
Anbiry Park
Ae Caring
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