Commencement Rehearsals and Report Day At Local School
Students take exams in a cool room with lemonade as report cards will be distributed Friday at three o clock. Rehearsals for commencement occur at St Luke Church with orchestra practice Wednesday and sessions on Thursday and Friday morning. Visitors from Brooklyn join the Duryees at their North Long Branch home. Advertisements urge readers to place ads in the Daily Record.
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St. Luke's Church
BE. T. Giere
Alfred
Brooks
Robert
Brooklyn
William H. Duryee
North Long Branch
Third Avenue To Be Widened Soon
Third Avenue at Morris Street will be widened and straightened after an agreement between Miss Mary E. Gugel of Oakhurst and the Board of Commissioners. The city will pay $1,000 for the land taken and replace the hedge, install a circular curb, and relay the walk. The plan will be made public tomorrow.
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Third Avenue
Morris
Mary E. Gugel
Oakhurst
Board of Commissioners
Oceanport Sidewalk Plan Seeks Street Upgrade
Eaton town committee considers an ordinance to pave Main Street Oceanport with new concrete sidewalks gutters and curbing. The proposal has little opposition and would improve pedestrian access.
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Eatontown
Main Street
Oceanport
GUT AND HELD FOR GRAND JURY
Celia Brown of First avenue asserted control at home and fought Fred Williams who struck with a broom and was stabbed, Williams treated by Dr. Pilice, both escorted to City Hall, Celia held on $30 bail for grand jury action, Williams later filed assault complaint.
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Celia Brown
First Avenue
Fred Williams
Recorder's Court
Celia
Fred
Williams
Pilice
Vetter
City Hall
Nassault and Battery
Bank director hosts river cruise on North Shrewsbury
Guests of Charles Allen Jr. of Red Bank and bank employees and spouses rode his new launch down the North Shrewsbury river past Highlands and back Saturday afternoon. The voyage was described as a most pleasant afternoon with abundant thanks to Mr. Allen.
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Monmouth
Shrewsbury
W. Dutton Dale
George’a-by-the River Episcopal Church
Rumson
John C. Lord
Stone Church
Navesink
W. N. Baily
Asbury Park
J. G. Fawcett
Middletown
John T. Matthews
Point Pleasant
Elliot White
Newark
David Weidner
Helimetta
Charles Allen, Jr
Second National Bank
Red Bank
Highlands
Mr. Allen
Canoeists Overturn Off Deal Lake in Surprise Incident
On a hot Sunday Vena Falkner of Asbury Park and Frances Widmer of Long Branch went canoeing on Deal Lake. Both leaned to one side and fell into the water up to their chins, then swam to shore and dried off at home.
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Vena Falkner
Asbury Park
Frances Widmer
Long Branch
Newark Star
Deal Lake
Ingot Defect Seen as Root Cause of Rail Breakages
Metallurgists steel makers and rail users identify the ingot as the original seat of defects causing broken rails. The finding links rail failures to ingot quality influencing steel integrity.
Bent on Getting Money: Cashier Says Straitened Circumstances
An arrested cashier explains his crime by claiming he acted from straitened circumstances. He provides no other motive beyond financial pressure.
Fifteen Thousand In Street Await Tomorrow’s Serial Reveal
A crowd of about fifteen thousand gathers in the street to learn what the author will unveil in the next installment of the serial. The anticipation runs high as readers await the dramatic development and potential twists teased by the writer.
Book Cover of Human Skin Sold at Berlin Auction
Leather from human skin formed the cover of a book and was sold at a Berlin auction for 43.75 dollars. The unusual artifact attracted attention from collectors and media, highlighting a macabre historic item offered by the auction house.
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Berlin
Germany
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M. E. Church
J. 8. McCain
John Enright
Emma B. Magee
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