Card of Thanks from Mr. and Mrs. Cooper
Mr and Mrs Cooper thank Rev A Smallwood chair of the Second Baptist Church pall bearers those who sent flowers and all friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy during their recent bereavement. Happiness. There are no rules for felicity Victor Hugo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
James Massey
Mrs
Rosa Massey
Belmont Aveue
Cooper
A. Smallwood
Second Baptist Church
Church Anniversary Service At Oakhurst M E Church
The Oakhurst M E Church will celebrate its anniversary next Sunday with Rev. Willis Reeves of Ocean Grove preaching in the morning and Rev. J D Bills in the evening. An old fashioned love feast will be held. The Ladies Aid Society will meet Friday to prepare for their annual bazaar next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakhurst M. BE
Willis Reeves
Ocean Grove
J. D. Bills
Ladies’ Aid Society
Personal notices from the city
Sidney N. Dean visited his brother H E Dean in the city after earning a Yale Ph D Wednesday. Painter Charles Harvey slowly recovers from a fractured collarbone after a freight train collision at Central Station. Moses I Hampton remains ill at his daughter’s home on Upper Broadway. Harry Heit and Leroy Wheeler depart for Newall West Virginia to work at a golf course for the summer. Ht B Shatto leaves Prudential to run a Asbury Park furniture store. Dorothy L VanBrunt held a graduation party with Marguerite Weise and Marguerite Shield as guests. Louis Runkel’s nervous breakdown improves slowly under Dr Scndder-t. Woolley and nurses. Dr and Mrs John Kurrus visit for the summer. Clarence Davis returns to New York after visiting Dr and Mrs George TH Baker. Edwin KK Taber now prescription druggist at Britton’s with Ida Fielder at the same shop. Libbie Bennett visits Long Branch. Katie Shick visits Thomas L Worthley in Washington street. Genevieve Kolb returns to Newark after a weekend with Worthley. Master Willie Emmons visits Washington, D C with his father John Emmons manager of the Palace Theatre.
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Sidney N. Dean
Smith's College
North Hampton
H. E. Dean
iRath Avenue
Dean
Yale
Charles E. Harvey
Central Station
Moses I. Hampton
Sidney HH. Throckmorton
Upper Broadway
Harry Heit
Morford Avenue
Leroy Wheeler
Norwood Avenue
Newall
W. Va
H Heit
Mr. Wheeler
Ht. B. Shatto
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Asbury Park
Dorothy L. VanBrunt
Harry VanBrunt
Chattle High School
Broadway
Marguerite Weise
New York
Marguerite Shield
Highland Park
N. J
Louis Runkel
Westwood Avenue
Scndder
t.—_Woolley
John Kurrus
Clarence Davis
Norman L. Munro
George TH. Baker
Second and
Chelsea Avenue
Edwin KK. Taber
Britton
Ida Fielder
Washington Street
Libbie Bennett
Tinton Falls
Long Branch
Katie Shick
Ratontown
Thomas L. Worthley
Genevieve Kolb
Newark
Willie Emmons
Washington, D. C
John Emmons
Palace Theatre
EB. Himmons
Merchants’ Motel
City
Kline's Rheumatic Remedy Promises Quick Relief
The advertisement claims Kline's Rheumatic Remedy relieves stubborn rheumatism without plasters steam baths electricity or massage. It promises noticeable relief from aches and swelling and notes mail order availability and local outlets H. S. Meyers Cooper's Drug Store Red Bank and Schroeder's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kline
H. 8
Meyers
119Th Ave
Cooper's Drug Store
Schroeder
Great Hat Sale at Cashland's French Millinery Parlor
Bargain hats in Panama hata and hemp sailors in black or white offered at 2.49 and 2.98 after regular 5 and 6. Also children's hats from 98 cents. Located at 173 Broadway.
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Cashland
Broadway
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Daily Record
McClure Syndicate
Goldstein
Grand Ave
Watt
Liberty St
Monmouth
Lewis Place
J. W. Fleck
Campbell and
Oakwood
West End
Ocean Ave
West End Court
H. J. Green
Park Ave
South Broadway
Ocean
Morris Ave
Warburton Place
Asbury Edwards
7Th Ave
John A. McGuire
Brighton Ave
Rockwell Hotel
Seventh Avenue
P. O
Matontown
William Kirby
Seige
Kirby
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Second Avenue
Bath Avenue
Branchport Avenue
William Hendrickson, Jr
George L. Crum
Slocum Place
W. A. Stevens
Dead Fire Co
Deal Casino
Position
Reiter
O'Connel
R. Brosenow
South Ninth St
J. H. Parker
West Long Branch
Jersey
Miramar Inn
Galilee
Care of
Singer
Jay
Red Bank
Biberty Alley
Back Gate
Monmouth Street
National
Walter A. Wood
New
Norwood Ave
Brook Street
Jackson
Morris Avenue
Iver Johnson
W. .E. King
Shore Acres
Little Silver
White Draw Bridge
Seven Bridge Road
Gale Cheap
Maxwell
Atlantic Avenue
Rockwell Ave
Felicity
Victor Hugo
Boreman
Bosyman
Husyman
Layton's Livery
Monmouth St
Central Employment Office
Phyllis Walker
Central Avenue
J. WW. Parker
Richard Carle
Myrtle Ave
Ada Marshall
Sta. B
Hicks Mfg. Co
T'way
Gannon’s Employment Agency
Belmont Ave
L. D. Akin
Oceanport Ave
Monmouth County
Warren Hopkins
Red Bank N. J
Charles C. Cattanach
Second Ave
R. Ritzau
Automobile Service
Hop
Black Cat
Clarence White
Broad ST
Red Bank, N. J
Sig's At
the Commercial Hotel
Belle Fulton
Jacob Steinbach
Leonard Lamartino
Fred Riechers
Tel
Jos. Hirschfeld & Son
Monmouth County Agricultural Fair Association
Monmouth County Court of Common Pleas
Freehold
Hody Corporate
Middletown
County of Monmouth
State of New Jersey
Hody
William H. Hintrlman
Pr. D. Addres
Kumson
Iiato Lie
Kriesberg
Loweat
Jos Kriesberg
Clarence D. Wilson
New Jersey
United States Weather Bureau
U. S. Weather Bureau
Degra
Miles
Sandy Hook
N.d Moo
Tay
Bowser
SEA Bright
Paige Cars
Packard Cars
Glenwood Cemetery
G. M. Throckmorton
Sevy
Long Bra
Patten Line
35Th St
Battery
Bouth R San
Plena
Highlands
Eeered
South Perry
Pleasure Bay
Foomi Beach
Wm.c
Hayden
Bec
New Jersey Central
Elizabeth
I. B
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