Spring Lake Races at Sea Girt Horse Show Meet
Close finishes mark the Sea Girt and Spring Lake Horse Show Association opener with four tight races. A fifth event was halted due to heavy rain making the track unsafe. Star, owned by J. Bamberger, edged Ruby by a neck in the mile and a quarter race after a long drive from last. Mo, owned by Joseph Smith, triumphed in the one mile trotting event in 1.0614.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horse Show Association
Sea Girt
Spring Lake Horse Show Association
Spring Lake Country Clubs
Natalie Wrauenthal
Harmony Boy
M.bamberger
Nugget
Jimmie
StaMlower
J. E. Mayers
Star
Mr. Bamberger
Ruby
Peter, Hauck, Jr
Puck
Essex B
Joseph Smith
Mona Yacht Ready for Hast Harbor Cruise
The yacht Mona owned by W. Campbell Clark of Newark and Oakhurst, quartered at Red Bank, nears departure for Hast Harbor near Bar Harbor on the first of next month. Captain G. F. Hayden will lead a party of friends aboard the 98 foot vessel, the largest gasoline engine powered craft on North Shrewsbury River, finished in mahogany with brass railings and two 25 horsepower engines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mona
W. Campbell Clark
Newark
Oakhurst
Red Bank
Hast Harbor
Bar Harbor
Shrewsbury
G.F. Hayden
Clark
Lawn Party at Red Bank by Church Groups
A lawn party by the First Baptist Church of Red Bank, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. William W. Bensick at corner Branch avenue and Rumson Road, will be held Tuesday night June 25. Members from the Men's League and the Philathea Society may bring one guest. the event features music, games, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's League
Philathea Society
First Baptist Church
Red Bank
William W. Bensick
Branch Avenue
Rumson Road
Advertise in the Daily Record It Will Pay You
Advertisers are urged to place ads in the Daily Record with promise of strong returns. Local business leaders tout reach and visibility for promotions and sales campaigns targeting readers across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Record
Red Bank Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and School News
Miss Emma Hurley spent Friday with Mrs. I N Williams in Red Bank while Mrs King of Buffalo visits her sister. Miss Mie McCue, daughter of Mr and Mrs James McCue, will graduate from Trenton Normal School Wednesday and teach second grade at Red Bank Oakland Street School starting September. C B Williamson was a Sunday visitor. Mrs Henry S White and Dr Herbert B Williams sang at church. Miss Mary Westervelt visits Miss Ella King. Miss Bessie Cooper returns from six weeks with Mrs James Brown in Short Hills. James Brown visits Dr James H Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Hurley
I. N. Williams
Spring Street
Red Bank
King
Buffalo
N. Y
Charles M. Patterson
Mie McCue
James McCue
Trenton Normal School
Oakland Street
RedBank
C. B. Williamson
Henrys. White
Herbert B. Williams
Presbyterian Church
Mary Westervelt
Ella King
Bessie Cooper
James Brown
Short Hills
N. J
Branchport Train 204 to Restart After Labor Day
Northbound Train 204 will not stop at Branchport during July and August due to Rahway construction. The railroad company promises to restore the Branchport stop on the first timetable after Labor Day, following a Board of Trade resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branchport
Long Branch Board of Trade
Railrowd Company
Board of Trade
Rahway
Red Bank Adverts Letters Unclaimed at Post Office
Twenty three advertised letters remained in the Red Bank post office for the week ending Saturday June 15. Addressees include Judge Arrowsmith John Black Samuel Costa Mrs Crooks William H Groves Florence Haven Richard Hopson Mrs Lottle Hulther Wim Hutchinson Wm Kane James Karpyn Miss G F McClenahan Sofie Matteen G C Mills Miss Anna Morton David Moore Mrs L Oppenheim Miss Isabel Powers Mr and Mrs Wolgay Plotzer A Rose Mrs J Talbot Sammie Wainright Archie Williams Mrs Whitaree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Judge Arrowsmith
John Black
Samuel Costa
Crooks
William H. Groves
Florence Haven
Richard Hopson
Lottle Hulther
Wim. &. Hutchinson
Wm. Kane
James Karpyn
G. F. McClenahan
Sofie Matteen
G. C. Mills
Anna Morton
David Moore
L. Oppenheim
Isabel Powers
Wolgay Plotzer
A. Rose
J. Talbot
Sammie Wainright
Archie Willams
Whitaree
Union Stars Beat Young Athletics In 8 6 Victory
The Union Stars defeated the Young Athletics 8 to 6 at the Fifth Avenue diamond. Stars players Erwin pitched with Garriel driving in key runs while Cogan and Swiskie led the Athletics battery for a close contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stars
Young Athletics
Fifth Avenue
Stars
Wrwin
Garriel
Cogan
Swiskie
Athletics
Erwin
Drake
Tiliene
Hmmona
Adler
Newberry
Hicks
Red Bank Ministers Discuss Live Topics at Services
At First Methodist Church Red Bank Sunday night Pride of Monmouth Council Daughters of Liber lis and Jr. O. U. A. M. attended. Rev. Percy Perinchief spoke on Some Serious American Problems, citing aliens, greed and lawfulness as key issues. Grace M E Church held men’s meetings on Christian Socialism led by Rev. Everett Van Dright critiquing money trusts and political reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Red Bank
Pride of Monmouth Council
Daughters of Liberlis
Onward Council
Percy Perinchief
Jerusalem
Church of Jesus Christ
Lincoln
Perinchief
Grace M. E. Church
Grace Methodist
Everett van Dright
van Dright
United States
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
van Delight
Europe
Moon
America
Long Branch Highlights From Daily Notes and City Events
Dr Orrin A Clark demonstrates X ray work and electrical treatment to Chattle School physics class. Mayor Bryant B Newcomb to represent Long Branch Lodge at Portland Grand Lodge session. Al Hirschfeld receives unexpected political fan letter from a Jersey Democrat. Fred R Cutcheon joins Washington Park treasury with wife as secretary. New Jersey Masons Grand Master Richard H Woodward visits Long Branch. dream of a local Masonic Temple discussed. A Chattle High School poet may chronicle Broadway rides in a 40 HP car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrin A. Clark
J. A. Mattuck
Chattle School
Clark
Clack
Bryant B. Newcomb
Long Branch Lodge
Miks
Portland
Oregon
Grand Lodge
Bryant
Taft
Roosevelt
Long Branch
Fred R. Cutcheon
Consolidated Gas Company
Washington Park
A. G. Biebighauser
Badger
New Jersey
of Massons
Richard H. Woodward
Burlington
Seeme
Masonic Temple
Chattle High School
Broadway
Third
Norwood
George F. Johnston
Claud Hills Surprise Birthday at Home
Claud Hill manager of Childs Grocery was surprised at his Washington street home by friends led by Thomas L. Worthley. The party included family, neighbours, and several local residents from Asbury Park and Bridgeton and closed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Hill
Child's Grocery
Mr. Hill
Washington Street
Thomas L. Worthley
Worthley
R. Burt Hill
Bridgeton
Mill
Ernest Warren
Charles E. Harvey
William Kirby
Charles Quackenbush
Marion Oswell
Vera Oswell
Asbury Park
A. B. Lippincott
Jennie Borden
Morris Judas
Adele L. Poole
Daisy C. Brinley
Mabel Judas
Birthday Tribute Read From Grandma Hill
A reading from Grandma Hill was shared in a small gathering that included Kirby, Master Clinton Little, Master Harold Little, of Long Branch, Miss Jeatte Shick, Miss Libby Bennett, of Hatontown. The message spoke warmly to Claud and wished him health and cheerful birthday notes through a poetic past greeting.
Was Thrown From Pony Robert Hubbard Injured In Dirt
Robert Hubbard proprietor of Daltons Motel on Brighton avenue was thrown from his pony last Friday when the animal stumbled. He suffered shock and a lacerated bruised face and was treated at Monmouth Memorial Hospital before returning home. Dr Norton Mrs Norton Golden and Mrs Wood visiting Parker family in West Long Branch were guests for part of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hubbard
Dalton's
Brighton Avenue
Mr. Hubbard
Third Avenue
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Hulybard
Edward 8. Norton
William M. Golden
Brooklyn
Robert P. Wood
Kensington Park
Charles Matthews Parker
West ‘Long Branch
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Dawvidsons
Jersey
Grast Man's
Fred Riebher, Jr
Whic
Long Bratch
Spring Lake
East Harbor
Shrewsbury River
Shrewsbury News
Branchport Train Service
Cedarhurst Inn
Leland Inn
Rockwell
Atlantic
C. S. King
Tel
L. B
First
Uni
Steinbach Company
al” Hirschfeld
Haltimore
Democratic Party
Hirschfeld
Wilson
Baltimore
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