Red Banks Fifteen Graduates Eye Future Plans
Prof. J Burton Wiley head of Red Bank public schools will move to Morristown to oversee its system earning 3200 dollars annually, 900 more than at Red Bank. Vice principal Elmer Woods remains. Photos of the graduates and class tree poem appear in this edition with copies for friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Burton Wiley
Red Bank
Morristown
Elmer B. Woods
Joseph Dichopf
Daily Record
New York
Tetley's
Moselle
Broad Street
Red Bank Class Poem Scores a Hit at Evening Exercises
Miss Enid Brand delivered the class poem at Red Bank High School Tuesday night in the High School Auditorium. The piece satirically praised and critiqued the juniors, praising civility and etiquette while lampooning school activities and debaters, athletes, and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid Brand
Red Bank
The
Daily Record
Red Ba
Miss Brand
Speakeasy Queen Lizzie Williams Sent to Jail in Laurel Street Case
Lizzie Williams known for running a Laurel street speakeasy was sent to Freehold awaiting grand jury action after a $500 bail set. Patrolman Edwards led the arrest amid ample proof and testimony in recorder's court with Williams pleading not guilty. She has a long history of arrests and confinement for illegal liquor sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie (Madden) Williams
Laurel Street
Edwards
Recorder’s Court
Anna Orcutt Hurt In South Orange Auto Collision
Anna Orcutt, granddaughter of Brent Good of Morris avenue and daughter of Charles and Mrs. Orcutt, was seriously injured Tuesday noon in South Orange when struck by a car. She suffered no rib fractures and a leg injury while visiting at the Orcutt home. her mother and Mrs. Parker were present as Anna walked home from school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Orcutt
Brent Good
Morris Avenue
Charles CC. Orcutt
South Orange
John H. Parker
Orcutt
Anna
Man Pinched Under Overturned Auto After Crash
William Wharton, a colored employee of former councilman William R. Warwick, narrowly escaped serious injury when the Ford he drove overturned at Norwood avenue and Park avenue. He crawled free, later regained consciousness, and was treated for head injuries before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wharton
Wm. R. Warwick
Wharton
Mr. Warwick
Norwood Avenue
Park Avenue
Monmouth Memorial Hosital
First Fireworks Victim and Local Notices in Keansburg
Percy Wooster of Keansburg suffered severe lacerations from a dynamite cap exploded during an Independence Day prep. He was treated in Red Bank and hopes to recover by next month to test his “dynamic theory.” Also notes Andrews Gilham nuptials and Keyport boat schedule changes with New York Battery Landing connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keansburg
Percy Wooster
New York
Percy
Red Bank
R. Browning Wilson
Wooster
Keyport
Battery Landing
Jersey Central Traction
Contractor Hughes Recovering After Illness
Richard H. Hughes of Third Avenue Northeast, a contractor, has been recovering from erysipelas. He has left his room for the sun parlor and hopes to be out in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Richard H. Hughes
Avene
Sun
The Ivory Smile and Teeth Care Claims
An advertisement extols peroxide based dentifrices as a cure for dull and yellow teeth. It argues traditional pastes harmed enamel, promotes Dentyne Peroxide, and cites officials and pharmacies to prove claims. It urges use twice weekly tartar remover and mentions the Peroxide Products Company in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Peroxide Products Co
H. W. Davey
J. T. Britton
Seller's Pharmacy
Wm. Donnelly & Co
Wert's Pharmacy
Frank K. Gano
Peroxide Products Company
New York City
Fifth County Fair Bigger Than Ever
The Monmouth County Agricultural Fair Association plans a larger fifth annual exhibition in Red Bank from August 29 to September 2 with expanded departments and premium offerings. School children get free admission on August 20 with teacher-signed pupil tickets, while John H. Cook leads the school exhibit and David Strauss greets congratulations on his good news. Mr and Mrs W P Ashe of Leonardo wed and plan a brief stay in Long Branch before setting up residence in Leonardo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County Agricultural Fair Association
Red Bank
Monmouth County Fair
Monmouth County
John H. Cook
The
Red Bank Register
Man Caught Cribbing In State Medical Exam
June 20 in Trenton officers of the State Board of Medical Examiners caught a candidate cheating during a license examination. The student’s small book and papers were seized and he was ordered to leave the Assembly Chamber, creating a sensation among examinees. Papers are identified by number only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly Chamber
Trenton
State House
State Board of Medical Examiners
Board of Medical Examiners
Chief Layton and wife visit Col lingswood daughter
Chief James Layton and his wife departed this morning to Col lingswood New Jersey to visit their daughter Mrs Horace Cubberley. The chief is expected to return Saturday and Mrs Layton will remain with her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Layton
Collingswood
N. J
Horace Cubberley
Layton
Your money back on wear and fit at three Broadway stores
A Manhattan clothing ad urges shoppers to buy with confidence offering a money back guarantee on summer mixtures for men and boys. It promotes value through a risk free purchase at Rockers Peer Company three Broadway stores at Warren Street and 18th Street.
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Joseph Dickopf
Edna &. Naser
Arthur J. McQueen
Matthew Grogan
Agnes Albert
Amy Patterson
Harriett Longstreet
Robert A. Reese
Harold van B. Voorhis
Freida A. Ohlandt
Eva Scott
Amy VonBeidel
Prince
Eleanor VanDorn
Florence Robinson
Adrian
Minton
Rose
Dorewitz
West
Wee Gladys Stewart
Sea Bright
Miss Stewart
Jis
Lizzie Williams
Man
Warwick
Jers
Jagdobsteinbach
Long Branch
Cook
Mr. and
Mrs. Strauss
David Strauss
Strauss
Chelvea Avenue
W. P. Ashe
Leonardo
National
CNW
ADS
Weds
Miss Stokes
Freehold
G. R. van Mook
Millville
Ethel Ryne Stokes
Helmes F. Gravatt
First Methodist Church
Camden
John R. Mason
First Methodist
A. C. Wright
First Baptist Church
Eisabeth Davis Benperman
Elisabeth Danger
Lalo A
Ryne Somers Adame
Beerman
van Hook
John van Hook
Carlisle Seminary
Atco
Newark
Rocrers Peer Company
Three Brosdwar Stores
Warren St
18Th St
Manhattan
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