Class of 1913 at Chattle Completes Long Fight to Triumph
The Chattle history notes the Class of 1913, 52 strong, starting with 119 members but finishing with perseverance. They formed the Senior Junior Debating Society the first at the school, revived The Spray as Chattle Spirit, and dominated athletics and student government.
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Chattle
Smith
Breece
Dore
Leland Dudley
Salk
Briskey
Errickson
Bowers
Arzentie
West
Gano
Nastasia
Thomas
More
Belmont Park
Little Jacob Cohen Breaks Arm On Sidewalk Fall
Nine year old Jacob Cohen son of David Cohen of South Broadway fell Saturday evening in a sidewalk hole trying to break his fall. His right arm was bent backward and fractured. He was taken to Dr. Filice where the fracture was reduced.
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Jacob Cohn
David Cohen
South Broadway
Dr. Filice
Two Panhandlers Sentenced in Freehold Recorder Court
Two men labeled panhandlers were jailed for thirty days each in Freehold after pleading guilty in the recorder's court. Joseph Kelly admitted soliciting when confronted by Patrolman Clayton, while W. H. Ivins, a soliciting wholesale druggist, also pleaded guilty to the charges by Patrolman Vetter.
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Freehold
Joseph Kelly
Clayton
Recorder’s Court
W. H. Ivins
Vetter
Pair Freed After Disorderly Fight Charge
Miss Annabelle Francis and George Warton were arrested Saturday afternoon by Patrolman Dun and charged with fighting and disorderly conduct. They pleaded not guilty in the recorder's court and were discharged for want of sufficient evidence.
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Annabelle Francis
George Warton
Duneen
Recorder’s Court
Red Bank High School Announces 1939 Commencement
Invitations issued for Red Bank High School commencement to be held in the school auditorium Wednesday and Thursday evenings. The 35 member class is the largest in the school's history. Graduation exercises begin Wednesday at eight, Class Night Thursday evening, Alumni reception Friday night.
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Red Bank High School
Antarctic Life First Limited to Fringe and Poles
Antarctic a barren waste with no animal or plant life on the main continent. Only the fringe hosts life such as seals and sea birds. Human life concentrates around 700 miles from the pole, with the nearest settlements about 2,000 miles away.
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Antarctic
North Pole
South Pole
Choir Member Feted Before Wedding by Local Church
Miss Madaline West of Asbury M. E. Church was honored at a farewell gathering at Mrs. Harry Chasey’s home before her upcoming marriage. The event featured music and jokes and concluded with gifts of two cut glass pieces and two silver items for her new home.
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Madeline West
Asbury M. E. Church
Madaline West
Harry Chasey
Advertise in the Daily Record It Will Pay You
An advertising notice urges local businesses to place adverts in the Daily Record promising strong return. It emphasizes visibility and steady audience interest to boost profits.
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Ord
Jewel
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Albert B. Meredith
State Commissioner of Education
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Charles D. Warner
Board of Education
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Kenneth McQueen
Helen Kelly
Nellie Ward
Gladys Stewart
Jesse Sabath
Mildred Bruce
William Ryan
Charles Cake
Ethel Carr
Mary Dean
Emma Gurtshaw
Ethel Hitchings
Katherine Holmes
Beatrice Johnson
Marcella Kirk
Helen Lang
Persis Little
Hazel McQueen
Mabel McCormick
Shirley Martin
Cora Patterson
Adelia Valleau
Jennie Worthley
Maurice Dorewitz
Frank Mount
Fred Noble
Reginald Sabath
Abner H. West
Jos
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Bing Pete Yest
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Indra
Copenhagen
Mra
Ella Hoyt
Letitia Whiting
Anna ‘Ick
Laura Chasey
Jennie M. West
Mabel Stephenson
J. Adele Presley
May E H. Presley
William N. Potter
John Gulick
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