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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1910

Page

9

Parable of the Tares and End of the Age Explained

The lesson text argues that the field contains both wheat and weeds until harvest, with the end of the age not the world’s end. It explains the seed as the word in believers, contrasts true children of God with deceivers, and outlines Christ’s return, tribulation, and the kingdom when Israel’s redemption and judgment occur.

Peter John xii Ike Cain John viii John li Cain Abel Adam John Fii Jacob Israel Jesus

Puzzle page dense with wordplay and clues

A crowded column of riddles and word puzzles from St Nicholas style page. Includes No 959 to 968 items with enigmas anagrams charades decapitations and word squares, plus literary geography and a rhymed word square. The entries mention The Land of Puzzledom and a series of numbered challenges and authors.

St. Nicholas B. Bo Ava Bor Board Limerick Athens Quebec St. Augustine Ghent Austerlite Halifax Paris Bismarck Lincoln Rome Cordova Alexandria Baltimore Brooklyn Tyre Constantinople Moscow Raleigh Vladimir Melbourne Venice Boston Calcutta Ienada Oscar Crane Helen

4 Graduate Power at Long Branch Fourth Commencement

Four graduates marked the 34th commencement at Chattle High School in Long Branch with a large turnout at St Luke's Church. Dr J M Green of Trenton, first principal, received a warm welcome as he presented diplomas to the class of 1910, the largest yet with 44 graduates. The program featured the High School Orchestra, essays, orations, and readings led by Principal Gregory and Miss Florence A Smith, ending with benediction by Rev George H Neal.

Chattle High School J. M. Green Trenton State Normal School Chattle Conspello Parslow St. Luke's Church Gregory Dr. Green Mr. Gregory Ignite G. A. Parslow Mattuck Margaret Winteid Parker Justice Pitman Benjamin Potter Pilgrims Chiotus Wagner Teashianser Pincipal Prenton Alfred William Applegate Henry Ross Bail Ernest Tabor Bailly Forrest

Miss Bijur Wins Ladies Handicap at Hollywood Club

The ladies gold tournament begun June 15 at Hollywood Golf Club ends with Miss Lillian Bijur defeating Mrs. C L Greenhall by five and three to win a silver loving cup. Eight players qualified including Miss Carrie Bijur and Miss Angie Jacobsen.

Hollywood Golf Club Links Lillian Bijur C. L. Greenhall Lay Lemuel Liebmann Edgar A. Hallman Carrie Bijur Angie Jacobsen Charlotte Ranger

Verdict Reversed Again in Edwards Case

Supreme Court reverses for a second time in the Edwards rail case. Lawyer William L Edwards of the city continues his fight with Central Railroad Company over $1000 awarded after he was ejected from a train at South Amboy three years ago. The high court holds the verdict excessive and remands for retrial.

William L. Edwards Ientral Railroad Company South Amboy Elizabeth Port Tore Toaneh Edwards Anton Borete Ton Ile Care Supreme Court Railroad Company Septeme Court

Robbery Suspects Held on $1090 Bonds After Cash Drawer Break-in

William Brown of Eatontown and Charles Smith of Perth Amboy were arrested in Red Bank for breaking into Michael Winter’s Eatontown hotel cash drawer and stealing about $6. They faced Recorder Sickles and were bound over for grand jury action. Brown’s bondsman, Albert Wardell, posted Brown’s bond, while Smith remained in default and was sent to Freehold.

William Brown Eatontown Charles Smith Perth Amboy Red Bank Michael Winter Sickles Albert Wardell Brown Smith Freehold Mr. Winter Michael O'Flaherty Edward Connors

Young Wife Dead in Pleasure Bay City

Mrs Ada Hendrickson Sculthorpe wife of Howard Sculthorpe died at her home on Riddle Avenue Pleasure Bay after a brief illness convulsions Sunday night improvement Monday relapse Tuesday morning. Born Long Branch twenty five years ago she was the daughter of the late Van Deren Hendrickson and married last October. Survived by one sister and three brothers Alvin A Witting of Hed Bank sang at Asbury M E Church with ties to Captain Robert Potter Atlantic avenue.

Ada Hendrickson Sculthorpe Howard Sculthorpe Riddle Avenue Pleasure Bay

Middlesex Politicians Attend Pleasure Bay Bake

About fifteen Middlesex County politicians from New Brunswick went to Pleasure Bay for a jollity bake at Price's Hotel. The trip by auto was organized by a club led by George A. Viehmann and frequents the seashore during the season. The bake was preordered and served to please the merry gathering.

Middlesex County New Brunswick Price's Pleasure Bay George A. Viehmann

Eight New Patients Admitted To Monaouth Memorial

Eight new patients were admitted to Monaouth Memorial Hospital Sunday seven of them surgical cases. The admissions include Michael Holliday Carmello Banotza John Bergen Martin Kearney of Red Bank Jamies Higgins Asbury Park Eddie Rufii Highlands Mary McGafney and Mary Sakowicz Long Branch.

Monaouth Memorial Hospital Michael Hollidway Carmello Banotza John Bergen Martin Kearney Red Bank Jamies Higgins Asbury Park Neldie Rufii Highlands Mary McGafney Mary Sakowicz Long Branch

Miss Collins Plans Europe Vacation Next Month

Miss Elisabeth Collins assistant to Miss Margaret J Herries at Monmouth Memorial Hospital will travel to Europe next month for a needed vacation.

Elisabeth Collins Margaret J. Herries Monmouth Memorial Hospital Europe

Fire alarm box locations and signal descriptions listed

A detailed catalog of fire alarm box locations across Long Branch area including Franklin to Broadway streets and ocean avenues, with cross streets and notable buildings. It also lists signal meanings from taps at noon to general alarm and notes several cross streets and store addresses for reference.

Franklin and Second Avenues Park Norwood Avenues Norwood Avenue Campbell Avenue Westwood Brighton Avenues Guire'’s Brighton Avenue Bath Ave Prospect Street Morris Avenue Long Branch L. B. BR Third Westwood Avenues Fifth Avenue Slocum Place Ocean Avenue Broadway Second Avenue Third Avenue Edwards Lumber and Coal Co Morrell Street Grand Buttonwood Branchport Ave Cloughly NJ & Co Washington and Lafayette Streets Branchport Avenue Bennett’s Grocery Joline Edwards Avenues Sixth Avenue Halburton Street Central Avenue Liberty Street Patten Port-au-Peck Pleasure Bay Patten Avenue Riddle Street West Street Columbus Avenue North Long Branch Oliver Byron Sea View Avenue Fay Street

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