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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
10
House plan suited for lakeside or knoll sites features a wide front plaza with double entry doors to living and dining rooms. First floor includes one bedroom and bath, second floor two bedrooms, full bath. Main section 32 by 29.5 feet, complete build price 3500 dollars plus plumbing. Plans set No 928 offered for 5 dollars by Glenn L. Saxton editor.
Bravery medals were presented by the American Life Saving Society at the Broadway Theatre to five Long Branch residents for rescues dating 1907 to 1909. The event, attended by society leaders and friends, featured eulogies and details of each hero’s acts, with plans for a local Life Saving Society Club and lectures to promote lifesaving skills.
James Guire of Brighton Avenue purchases a new Pierce Racine automobile. Henry McCarthy plans to run the assay, with details incomplete in the clipping.
Panic at the Empire theatre Red Bank was averted by attendants led by James Clayton as a fire alarm escaped from the ruined boiler area during a severe afternoon storm. Ralph Woodward fought a fire in the booth while the audience was evacuated and the last performance continued.
Funeral services for ex Chief James Fay were held at Star of the Sea Church with high mass by Rev Dr Cantwell. Fire department members and officials attended. the Elberon hose wagon carried flowers and city fire bells tolled. Fay organized the Hiberton Engine Company and led the force as chief before retiring due to health. Interment at Mt Carmel was arranged by Hyer & Flock with pallbearers named by the village council.
South Shrewsbury Ire Yacht and Boat Club plans a gala day at Shallow Point on Saturday July 2. Entries close next Wednesday after a club meeting and blanks are available from B J Davis W H Lewis and secretary W C Ny.
Three Red Bank girls wed on Sunday with ceremonies in Red Bank and Brooklyn. Sarah Pearl Tannebaum married Josaph Goldberg in Brooklyn, with Rev Finch officiating. The couple plans a Borough Park residence and a dying business in Brooklyn after a honeymoon to Atlantic City.
Three coast churches including St. James Chapel Long Branch St Peters in Galilee and the Presbyterian Chapel Sea Bright opened the summer season with large attendance. Rev Dr Maitland Alexander of Pittsburgh Rev Dr William Grosvenor of New York preached at Sea Bright and St Peters in Galilee respectively. Dr Theodore W Moses led the music. St James Chapel Ocean Avenue featured a sermon by Summer rector Rev Dr Paul Birdsall of New York.
Nine dogs were poisoned in Eatontown on Monday night. One dog named Rags stood out for loyalty to the Methodist Church. He trotted to church when the bell rang and lay under a pew during services before dying from the poisoning.
Four men worked on a new peg fin when a ladder slipped causing Frank King of Oakhurst to suffer a severely lacerated wrist and hand. King and another man were taken to the hospital for treatment.
Ada graduates received handsome medals from the Knights of Columbus at James Hall ceremony on Monday night. Several students tied for medals in junior and senior departments while Janes Morris won a drawing and will wear the medal for a year. Rev. James A. Heynolds presented diplomas and medals as songs recitations and readings filled the program.
Asbury M. E. Church in North Long Branch celebrated its 41st anniversary with a flower adorned altar and a sermon from Acts 2 47 by Rev A H Eberhardt. A special evening program featured Grace Joline Myrtle Zimmerman Alvin Whiting and choir. Three children were baptized and twelve last week. next Sunday a sermon for fishermen will discuss a better season.
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