Class Prophecy Made a Big Hit at Chattle High
Miss Mary Egan delivered a dramatic class prophecy at Chattle High School last Friday night. The piece envisions ten years hence with memories of Long Branch, New York, and Europe, featuring Dr. Orville Borden, Viola Plewitzke, Bertha Van Dyke, and others in a string of scenes from education, theater, and town life. The tale weaves childhood friends, local landmarks, politics, vaudeville, and schoolmates into a nostalgic panorama ending with the valedictorian note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Egan
Chattle High School
Miss Egan
Long Branch
New York
New Pier
Orville Borden
Clarice Swenson
Viola Plewzitske
Rhoda Maggs
Katie Walker
Europe
Wise
Berthany Wag
Chattle
Charlie Mazza
Eatontown
Bertha van Dyke
Point Pleasant
Gladys Sutphen
Melville Stein
New Pier Theatre
Brou’ Wat
Vera Edwards
Louis Fish
Langdon Morris
Paradise
Louis
Vial Jennie Nastasia
O'Neil
Zeemaek
Bel
Charles A. Eaton
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
Pr. Eaton
Jobn Enright
Shaw property sale to U S Government at Freehold
The Shaw heirs sold the property at Freehold to the United States Government for 19000 dollars. The deal included the homestead and furniture, with Arthur C. Morris as agent and auctioneer. The site will host a new federal building costing about 100000 dollars, and the old homestead will be razed this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
United States
John B. Vreeland
New Jersey
Arthur C. Morris
P. J. Whittaker
Red Bank
Shaw Estate
Federal
Government
Funeral Services for Mrs. Daniel R. Manahan Held Across Atlantic City Area
Funeral rites for Mrs. Daniel R. Manahan were held at Asbury M E Church Atlantic Avenue and Glenwood Cemetery West Long Branch with a service at the Manahan home Monmouth Beach. Rev. Dr. Albert H. Eberhardt led the sermon, Beulah Rebekah Lodge conducted last rites, and Odd Fellows pallbearers included Peter M. Hyer and Robert Wright. Numerous floral tributes marked the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel R. Manahan
Asbury M. E
Atlantic Avenue
Glenwood Cemetery
West Long Bratch
Manahan
Monmouth Beach
Albert H. Eberhardt
Beulah Rebekah Degree Lodge
Robert Wright
Odd Fellows
Peter M. Hyer
Edward W. Reid
William L. Reed
John P. West
Milton West
John White
Edward
Harkness
New London
Conn
W. Cook and Family
Ralph
Hazel
Genevieve Carson
Timothy Carson
J. Barnum Mott
George C. McKesson
Martha Mitchell
Ibert ‘ Symington
John van Brunt
B. A. van Brunt
Allen Butts
Jacob Showles
Andrew V. Stout
Philip Schmidt
Family
Bird Blinds Driver. Doctor Hurt In Beach Crash
Dr. Stephen A. Disbrow of Ocean Grove was struck by a Packard driven by William Winans of Asbury Park while riding in a buggy at Bradley Beach. A bird flying into the driver's face blinded him briefly, causing the crash and Disbrow to break free from the buggy. He was found semi conscious and believed to have internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stéphen A. Disbrow
Ocean Grove
Bradley Beach
Packard
William Winans
Asbury Park
Winans
Mr. Winans
Disbrow
Chattle Team Beats Alumni In Annual Contest at Baseball Park
The Chattles defeated the Alumni 10 to 5 in a Saturday clash at Baseball Park. Despite several years of no practice, Alumni pitchers Leo Reisner and Richard Van Dyke delivered solid work. Chattles played top baseball, with Frank Heiles impressing at bat and Errickson handling reception. the game to be a yearly scheduled event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattles
Baseball Park
Leo Reisner
University of Pennsylvania
Richard van Dyke
Jack” Davern
Frank Heiles
Errickson
Attempted burglary at Cohen's grocery store on Third Avenue
An attempt to burglarize Cohen's grocery in the Hughes block on Third Avenue last night damaged sash and glass. Entry was blocked by boxes. nothing was stolen. Police Chief James Layton informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohen
Hughes Block
Third Avenue
Pays
James Layton
Weather forecast for New Jersey and nearby areas
The Weather Bureau predicts fair conditions tonight and Tuesday in New Jersey with light to moderate variable observations. Temperatures around 72 degrees are anticipated with west winds and typical humidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Taft Silver Wedding Glitters at White House
Washington June 19 crowds fill the streets for the Taft silver wedding anniversary reception at the White House. Thousands of electric lights illuminate the grounds as 5 000 guests are expected with elaborate preparations supervised by the president. Special lighting from searchlights and thousands of incandescent bulbs will outline the historic mansion and its grounds tonight.
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Washington
White House
Taft
Land
Iman
Executive Mansion
Marine Band
Engineers
United States Senate
House of Representatives
United States i Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Tafts
Maryland
Balloon Prize Finds Ocean as Noon Launch Fails
Report of a prize balloon released at noon Saturday by J. Disbrow drifting into the sea with a prize tag attached. A second balloon filled with a similar prize is promised for a future event. The scrambled text suggests a lucky finder may claim a reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Disbrow
Ridgewood A C to play at Long Branch horse show grounds
The Ridgewood A C semipro champions will represent Long Branch this season and play top teams including the New York Giants at Hollywood Park. Richard Henriquez will run the grounds as opening games start next Saturday against Hoboken A C with Giants visiting July 18. The venue offers 81 boxes and 1,500 seats with frequent trolley and train access for fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgewood A. C
Long Branch
New York Giants
Hollywood Park
Richard Henriquez
Dr. C. L.henriquez
Chelsea Avenue
Dick”riquez
Ridgewoods
Henriquez
W. Baruch
H. N. Baruch
P. J. Casey
Samuel Emery
J. J. O’donohue, Jr
Hoboken A.C
Giants
Jersey
North Jersey
Pleasure Bay
Sea Girt
Jersey Central
Pennsylvania
the Central
Seashore
Atlantic Highlands
Highlands
Sea Bright
Scenic railway opens at Ocean Park to large crowd
The Ocean Park scenic railway opening drew a big local and county turnout. Owner builder W H Piper hosted guests and officials, Thomas P Fay praised S R Rosoff and presented a diamond ring, and the car ride showed strong public interest in the new attraction with July 1 formal opening announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Park
W. H. Piper
Board of Trade
Mr. Piper
Mr. Rosoff
Piper
Fay
Labor Day
Rosoff
Summer Churches Open on New Jersey Shore
Two summer churches on the North Jersey coast opened for divine worship yesterday. St James Chapel Elberon and St Peter s Galhee held services with sermons by Rev Dr Grosvenor and Rev Dr Birdsall. Rev Dr Maitland Alexander, formerly of Long Branch, spoke at Sea Bright Presbyterian Chapel. Elberon Memorial Church will open next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Jersey
St. James’ Chapel
Elberon
St. Peter's
Gal- Hee
William M. ‘Grosvenor
Church of the Incarnation
St. Peter’s
Paul A. Birdsall
Maitland Alexander
Pittsburg
Penn
Long Branch
Presbyterian Chapel
Sea Bright
Elberon Memorial Church
Park Avenue
Kinneys Headed to Washington for Taft Silver Anniversary
Mr and Mrs W B Kinney of Oakhurst depart for Washington DC to attend the silver wedding anniversary celebration of President and Mrs W H Taft.
Colored Masons Attend Service at Fidelity Lodge No 2
The report notes a religious service held by Colored Masons at Fidelity Lodge No 2 F and A M yesterday with Rev Dr Watkins delivering the annual sermon. Also advertised are Ocean Park and Casino entertainments for kids and visitors through July 2 at various venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Lodge
Bright
Watkins
Horel Runs In Cafe In Fire Engine Team Incident
A West End Fire Engine Company team of horses ran away Saturday afternoon after a standpipe burst before the Hollywood Hotel. One horse struck the bar, suffered scratches and bruises, another also bruised, before being caught. A McGregor's express stable team will replace them until the fire company resumes service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End ‘Fire Engine Company
Hollyw
McGregor
Express
Cake sales raise funds for Long Branch Poor Society
The Long Branch Society for the Improvement of the Poor realized over 50 from its cake sales held last Saturday. The money will be donated to the children's home after the auxiliary places a number of children. Recursive thanks extend to S. B. Scobey and Park & Tilford for their store support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Long Branch Society
Ieee
Itd
Scobey and
Park & Tilford
Deaths toll Red Bank area residents in wake of illness
James Tomlinson of Lincroft aged 64 dies after Brights disease and jaundice following a long illness. Survived by widow and three children including Joseph H. Tomlinson. Funeral at Lincroft with service by Rev. Kellar. buried in Fairview. Also James Sweeney 21 dies of lung trouble. Samuel Smock 36 dies at Monmouth Memorial Hospital from Brights disease. both services and interments noted with local funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Tomlinson
Red Bank
Lincroft
Bright
Fred Cullington
Hudson Avenue
Albert Parker
Newman Springs Road
Joseph H. Tomlinson
Liftcroft
Kellar
Neawe Te Sheariekat
Fairve Aa
Middletown Township
Harry C. Pay
Canada
Uel
Croft
Joseph “H. Témlinton
Tomlingon
James Sweeney
Chelsea Avenue
Be ‘Mason
Htmiself
Ea Neual
John
New York
Lan
Cranfort
J ‘Fray
William
Hyer & Flock
Samuelk Samuel Smock
Monhmouth’ Mémorial Hospital
Eld
Aslock
Mr. Adams
Chjered ‘Baptist ‘ Church
White
Adry
Fae Toeereen Resor & Son
Smock
Baptist Church
Thomas Manson & Son
Red’ Bank Monumental Works
York
Cugpetente
Holmés Ha
Hid
Tate Fr
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P. O
Third Ave
Garfield
D. R. Manahan
John Christmas King
Ascury M
Mr. King
King
Grace Chad‘wick Mervine
van Huel’s
Broadway
West
Bonait Mas
Sep Church
Bird
Weather Bureau Forecast
Marth Broadway
Tong Branch
Wind Tion
Lane
Fry First & Co
Sexton Bros., Undertakers and Emblamers
L. B
North Jersey Coast
Scenic RR
Ocean
Colored Masons
Spellman’s Bears
Ocean Park, Casino
Ose
Oes
the Daily Record
Horel
Alfred S
Hollywood Golf Club
Lipka
Har Mack
Dee Ene
Premir
Nesta Dleo
Dr Doll
Comedienne
Qpean Perk Cgaing
Lincroft Hotel
Bie
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