Red Bank Personal Notes and Local Happenings
Up to the Minute Gleanings from Red Bank and North Shrewsbury list graduates, visitors, and residents. Notables include Carolyn Ward graduating from Smith College in Northampton and William Wolt ill. Guests and travelers populate West Front Street, Riverside Avenue, and nearby streets, with church society meetings and school events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrewsbury
Carolyn Ward
Freehold
Fomer
Smith’s College
Northampton
Massachusetts
Clement Page
West Front Street
Riverside Avenue
William Wolt
Willang Hoffman
Reta
North Carolina
Summer visitors and local graduation notices from Montclair
Mr and Mrs Myron Stater of Bavenue plan a summer in their Liveroke home and depart Red Bank Saturday. Edward T Mix and family of Bergen Place head to Europe, with Mix at EB Conover Co Morford Place preparing for a leave returning in September. Mrs John Stevens Parker and Mrs Robert Hitchings of Branch Avenue attended Miss Almah Parker’s Montclair State Normal School graduation, a former local high school graduate who taught two years and led her class as president. Miss Hilda Johnson of Feckless Place graduated from Montclair State Normal School, completed a two and a half year course in February, and has since taught in local public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nixon
Stanley and
Wilbur
Bilberow
Long Branch
Mra. Nixon
Samuel Marshall
Spring Street
Emma Lafetra
Shephard
Trenton Normal School
Lafetra
Edward Lafetra
Bridge Avenue
Jesse Perrine
Lillian
Rahway
Cyrenius Bennett, Jr
Herber Street
Frank Thompson
Red Bank
New York
Charles Nieman
Maple Avenue
First Methodist Church
Robert T. Smith
Mite Hilda Johnson
Reckless Place
Bound Brook High School
Miss Johnson
Robert Hitchins
Branch Avenue
Myron
Robert Hitchings
Yesteday
Parker
Almah Taylor Parker
State Normal School
Montclair
Children’s Day Exercises at Presbyterian Church
The Children’s Day program at the Presbyterian Church featured Miss Sarah Nivison and Miss Blanche Wilburn directing, W. E. Morris overseeing music, and George Dennis at the organ. The service included multiple recitations and songs with several local children named, followed by baptisms of Wilfred Winning and Ruth Cheeseman, and reports of recent travel and funerals among church members.
Doctor’s sharp quip to persistent creditor headlines
A blunt jab from a doctor to a pressing creditor mocks daily visits. He suggests tying up the head so people would mistake him for a patient, reflecting sharp wit amid financial pressure and social humor.
Pretty Bathing Suits and Beauty Care Ad
A vintage ad notes stylish bathing wear and sun safety along with VELOGEN Beauty’s Guardian. It promotes Veloken skin care as a nightly routine before outdoor activity and after swimming. Sold at druggists in collapsible tubes for 25 cents.
Newark Kamihele Club Outing Ends With Women Beat Men 10 to 8
The Kamihele Club of Newark held an outing at Port-au-Peck with a two inning baseball game where the women, batting left handed, led the men 10 to 8 before play was called. The event featured races and games, a banquet on return to Newark, and gifts to members including a traveling bag for Philip Krimke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Kamihele Club
Port-au-Peck
Aghtel Stetter's
William Kamm
Isabelle Schwartz
Foxy Grandpa
Ray Gluck
Kamihele
Sadie Mindes
Hugene J. Anspach
William Harris
Helen H. Aronson
Louis P. Aronson
Philip Krimpe
Jacob L. Schwarth
Leon Feist
Louis V. Aronsoft
Jacob L. Schwarts
Louis V. Aronson
Philip Krimke
Jacob L. Schwartz
Graduation at St Luke's marks 36th class in history
Chattle High students will celebrate the 36th graduation at St Luke's M B Church. The class is the largest on record with 22 boys, many planning higher studies. Juniors F Leroy Barry and Jerome Van Brackle will help move the Jersey Central Seashore branch, wearing blue uniforms soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattle High
St. Luke's M. B. Church
Aged Freehold Woman Dead
Funeral services held at 2 for Margaret Ackerman widow of George Ackerman who died in Freehold in her snth year. Survived by seven children including Jonathan Ackerman of Farmingdale and Mrs B R Freeman of Atlantic Highlands. Siblings named Michel Clayton Adelphia Mrs Catharine Taylor Mrs Susan Francis. Strong family ages noted as among the largest in Monmouth county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ackerman
George Ackerman
Freehold
Ackerhan
Clayton
Harmbti
Tée
Trey
Michel Clayton
Adelphia
Catharine Taylor
Susan Francis
Frentford
Dni
Monmouth County
Ackerman
Jonathan Ackerman
Farmingdale
B. R. Freeman
Atlantic Highlands
Howard Conover
William T. Ackerman
Margaret, Lillian
Mary Mary Ackerman
A Ray of Light in Art and Optical Testing
An essay asserts that a ray of light reveals straightness of edges when passing through a medium. It notes eye tests edge straightness by light, mentions uncertainty about when this method was discovered, and observes that many mechanics use it without a rational explanation. Advertise in the Daily Record.
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Emily B. Mount
Shrewsbury Avenue
Brooklyn
R. A. Mc@rath
Manila
P. 1
Dallas Bettmeyer
Jersey Shore
Lycoming Co
Penn
Wilhelmina and
Adolph Ernest
Toms River
Ocean Co
N. J
John Svernham
Improvement Society
First Presbyterian Church
P. J. H. Whittaker
James W. Rogan
H. C. Talmage
Presbytery of
Monmouth
Allentown
Madison Square Garden
Eatontown News
Presbyterian Church
Sarah Nivison
Blanche Wilburn
W. E. Morris
Prgram
George Dennis
Katie KR. van Echoick
J. G. Breese
Alma
Hendrickson
D. L. Parsons
H. T. Partree
Connecticut
Marvard College
QuiMat
Nora
Rochester
N. Y
James Quinlan
Catherine
Hebert Lowe
Haynes
Walter
James Steen
Velogen
York
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Station
Charles
Barrow
Kughend
Newark Evening Star
Yedtéy‘day
New Jersey
Montefiore G. Kahn
Jersey
Broadway
Third Avenue
Bellig
Consolidated Gas Company
White Way
Board of Trade
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