Silver Jubilee of Father Crean at St. Michael's Church
Visiting clergy and a testimonial committee hosted a banquet at the Eyrenon Hotel for Father Crean on his silver ordination jubilee. The piece details church growth, the rectory, the Norwood Casino conversion, and notes Father Crean's career from Salem to Trenton with strong local parish ties.
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Camden
Dr. Norris
Deal
M. Spillane
Bishop McFaul
Father Fay
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Peter Winters
Scranton
D. J. Duggan
Red Bank
J. J. Egan
Sea, Bright
John BE. Murray
New Monmouth
Joseph Casey
M. C. O'Donnell
J. P. Burke
Keyport
John
Stone Harbor
James Moroney
Wildwood
D. Kelly
Cape May
P. J. Petri
Atlantic City
W. F. Dittrich
Thomas Haggerty
A. Straski
South Amboy
James McKeever
Perth Amboy
Thomas Allen
Salem
J. A. Ryan
Millville
J. A. Linnane
Toms River
M. E. Eric
Gloucester
Dr. Haggerty
Chrome
J. B. McClusky
W. X. Langan
Far Hills
W. P. Tighe
Monmouth Beach
W. B. Masterson
Caldwell
John A. O'Brien
East Orange
P. J. Hart
Mount Holly
J. Brown
Short Hills
P. Carroll
Hoboken
Edward Mannion
Flemington
A. T. Ryan
Somerville
St. Michael’s Church
Takanassee Lake
Atlantic Ocean
New Jersey Shore
Ocean Avenue
Father Crean
James A. McFaul
Trenton
West End
Star of the Sea
McFaul
Mags
Star of the Sea Church
Richard A. Crean
Shueacs
Norwood Casino
Norwood
St. Michael's Church
Aes
N. J
Creak Wis
N. 4
University of Ottawa
Can
St. Charles College
Baltimore
St. Mary’s Seminary
Rescue at Highlands Bay Finds Two Men Saved From Drowning
Captain Wal lace Hart and a party from this city rescued two men after a large Elizabeth craft collided with a small launch on the Shrewsbury River near Highlands. One man, about 65, was badly hurt, but saved by Fred Dellart and Charles Clark Sr. The third man was rescued later by Clark. The rescue occurred about four o'clock. Dellart spent the remainder of the cruise in wet clothes.
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Shrewsbury
Wallace Hart
Elizabeth
Highlands
Earl
Fred Dellart
Karl
Charles Clark, Sr
Water Witch
Mars
Hart
Dellart
Pastor
Elliott Conover
Sewall Avenue
Asbury Park
Sarena
Roome
Freehold
Miss Roome
Manasquan
Miss Rome
Conover
Garrett M. Conover
Boy Fights Runaway Team On West Front Street
Richard Frank a 13 year old son of G R Frank government inspector at Eisners factory made a perilous leap to seize a runaway team from K and VanSehoick of Lincroft near Bridge avenue Red Bank. He fell as the horses crashed into a telephone pole near Jersey Coats laundry. Though the wagon pole broke the wheels spun wildly and a horse was thrown. The boy and horse escaped injury. Officer Harry Clayton pursued and arrived after the collision.
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West Front Street
Bridge Avenue
Red Bank
Richard Frank
G. R. Frank
Eisner
K. &. VanSehoick
Lincroft
Alfred Ingall
Harry Clayton
Frank Boy
Two Years In Hospital Man Recovered After Skin Graft
Arthur McGuire, long treated at Monmouth Memorial Hospital, recently returned to his brother John A. McGuire in Tinion Falls. A gasoline explosion burned his leg, required skin removal and grafting. He has nearly recovered and hopes to rest this year.
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Arthur McGuire
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
John A. McGuire
Mr. McGuire
LaFollette Opens Red Bank Chautauqua on Our Government
Senator Robert M. LaFollette spoke before a large Red Bank audience at the Chautauqua session discussing the formation of government. The event opened with an Adriatic Band concert and concluded with the Senator’s hour and a quarter address.
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Robert M. LaFollette
Red Bank
Waliey
Pledge Drive for Seat Tickets Extended
A plea requested 70 guardians to pledge to take ten tickets each for next year. The effort failed to secure all pledges but it is understood that the time for commitment has been extended.
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Ning
Bee definition debate from London Telegraph
A playful exchange questions what a bee is as a classmate calls Wilfred a bee. The reply claims the teacher is a bee because he is something they get whacks from.
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Wilfred
London Telegraph
Skirt Joke Sparks Etiquette Quip in Leader
A Cleveland Leader quip pits a fashion quip against style critique. The exchange turns on a skirt described as a perfect symphony but dismissed as poorly conducted. The light banter highlights social humor in print.
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Cleveland Leader
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