Hold Dead Woman's Body at Eatontown Until Debt Is Paid
Mrs. Lysenda Bethel, who died of cancer, remains in Charles Breese's morgue in Eatontown as bills from illness and funeral remain unpaid. J. W. Delamar of New York, named as executor, has not paid, delaying removal to Beaufort, N. C. Dr. Homer T. Partree will not sign the death certificate until payment is made. insurance awaits the certificate. Miss Sheppard cared for Bethel but cannot be paid, while New York friends helped before. searches for Delamar proved fruitless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lysenda Bethel
Charles Breese
Eatontown
Beaufort
M. C
J. W. Delamar
New York
Cadet Parker Visits Westfield with Family Ties
The son of a local lawyer and Mrs Nant Cowper visits Cadet EB Perkins Jr at Stanleigh Park in Westfield New Jersey. Parker and Mr Perkins were classmates at Freehold Military School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nant Cowper
EB. R. Perkins, Jr
Stanleigh Park
Westfield, NJ
Parker
Mr. Perkins
Freehold Military School
Rev. Dr. Neal Preaches Morning and Evening at St Luke's
Rev. Dr. George H. Neal will preach at St Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church both morning and evening. The morning service at 10:30 will treat The Smoking Flax Unquenched as the topic. In the evening the sermon will tackle The Christian Sebbath's Desecration Who is Responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Neal
St. Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church
Sebbath
Brinley Named Health Board Member and Church Trustee
Mayor Ed win W. Packer appointed Henry D Brinley to the Board of Health for four years. At St Luke's Church Thursday night Brinley was elected church trustee to succeed John H Houghton of Rahway who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinley Church
Henry D. Brinley
Edwin W. Packer
Board of Health
St. Luke's Church
Mr. Brinley
John H. Houghton
Rahway
Subscribed For Church Pews At Oakhurst Church
Over $300 was subscribed toward new pews for the Oakhurst church last Sunday. The pews will be plated in the church in August. The total cost, including choir chairs, will be $800. Thirty oak pews will seat ten people each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakhurst
Home Robbed While Owner Hospitalized
Thieves entered the Frank Stonebrink residence near the Warnock homestead on the Keansburg stone road a few nights ago while Stonebrink was at the Long Branch hospital after an operation. They searched all rooms but found no money, taking only a child's bank contents. jewelry and new clothing were scattered, left on the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stonebrink
Warnock
Keansburg Stone Road
Mr. Stonebrink
Long Branch Hospital
Stonebrink
Big Odd Fellows Dance in Red Men’s Hall draws crowd
Sea Bright Lodge No. 252 L O O F held its second annual dance Thursday night in Red Men’s Hall Oceanic with attendees from Sea Bright Sea Bright Red Bank and nearby towns. About 50 dollars was realized. Prof W W Wyman’s orchestra from Navesink provided music. Refreshments were served during intermission and stages linked the hall with Sea Bright before and after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Bright
Red Bank
Sea Bright Lodge
Red Men's Hall
Oceanic
W. W. Wyman
Navesink
Sea Brights
Obituary Notice for Bexton Bros Undertakers
Obituary notice lists Bexton Bros and Em Blainers, funeral home at 516 Broadway with phone 122 L. B. 242. The item notes a death and funeral arrangements managed by the undertakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexton Bros
Undertakers
Em Blainers
Broadway
Tel
L. B
Regatta at Red Bank to showcase silver cups display
A regatta on the North Shrewsbury river at Red Bank will hold races on July 4 with a display of silver and gold fin ed cups. The largest cup, to be won three times for permanent ownership, is pledged by a list of sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrewsbury
Red Bank
Red Bank Motor Boat Club
Davidson
Broad Street
L. E. Brown
Millard FP. Cornwell
James Cooper, Jr
Storch of Course
Hendrickson & Applegate
Edward S. Allaire
W. Harold Powers
Charles P. Irwin
William Cullington
Ford & Miller
Bray’s Market
Dorem
R. Hance & Sons
W. W. Brown
Garrett Morford
Elks Convention Caption Appoints Gleason Leader
Richard L Gleason principal of Primary School No 3 is chosen to head registration and badge distribution for the Atlantic City Elks reunion week starting July 10. He will supervise a corps of sixteen High School commercial department students plus eight from Trenton schools and others for carnival clerical work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Gleason
Atlantic City
Elks
Gleason
Trenton
Carnival Committee
Dog Catcher Takes Up Post in Red Bank
William Banks, a Red Bank colored man, was appointed borough dog catcher and began work Wednesday. A shortage of roaming dogs is noted as muzzles appear on most streets. Banks has started strong, and his coven dog promises to excel before the season ends September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Banks
Red Bank
Banks
Shields Leave City For New Highland Park Parsonage
Rev and Mrs F K Shield and family move into the new parsonage at Highland Park Reformed Church. Mrs Shield and family left the Broadway parsonage yesterday. Frederick Shield, eldest son and Chat tle High School Class of 1911 valedictorian, stayed last night for the alumni reception at Townley Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. K. Shield
Highland Park Reformed Church
Professor Ireland Visits Westwood With Golden Cane
Prof. W. B. Ireland of Washington D C spends the summer at the Van Dyke cottage on Westwood avenue. The former local educator displays a gold headed cane to his Masonic friends, a gift from his lodge in the District after his splendid service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Ireland
Washington, D. C
Auto Hits Trolley in Long Branch Collision
Walter Seligman of Elberon and his sister Miss Seligman drove north on Main Street when their automobile struck a trolley at Cookman Avenue and Main Street in Asbury Park. The trolley was driven by George Taylor with Conductor A C Stauffer. The runnings board was damaged and the auto front battered. no injuries were reported. Miss Seligman, who was driving, screamed during the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Séligman
Elberon
Cookman Avenue
Main Street
Asbury Park
Miss Seligman
George Taylor
A. C. Stauffer
Mrs Louisa Bennett Honored at 83rd Birthday Tea
A Thursday afternoon surprise tea was held for Mrs. Louisa Bennett at the home of her daughter Mrs. Adam Worth on Pearl Street. Music and a four o'clock tea accompanied the celebration with a cake artfully decorated to spell 83. Attendees included Mrs. Thomas Errickson Mrs. Alonzo Locum Mrs. Milton Worth Misses Estelle and Chrissie Worth and Mrs. Samuel Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Bennett
Fternoon
Adam Worth
Pearl Street
Bennett
Thomas Errickson
Alonzo §Locum
Milton Worth
Estelle
Chrissie Worth
Samuel Adams
Ice Cream Vendor Williams Attends City Convention
Archibald W. Williams of Red Bank runs an ice cream parlor at Shrewsbury Avenue and Beach Street. He left Red Bank this morning to join the Celestial Free Masons and Knights of Pythias convention in Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald W. Williams
Shrewsbury Avenue
Beach Street
Red Bank
Celestial Free Masons
Knights of Pythias
Atlantic City
Mr. Williams
Rumson Meeting on Memorial Hospital Plans At Rumsonhaven
Mrs. Thomas N. McCarter of Rumson invites many to a Wednesday morning gathering at Rumsonhaven at eleven. Mrs. W D Harper and Mrs. Henry Seligman will discuss the Monmouth Memorial Hospital needs and work in Long Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas N. McCarter
Rumson
Rumsonhaven
W. D. Harper
Henry Seligman
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Long Branch
First Presbyterian Church Sunday Services
At the First Presbyterian Church both services will be conducted by the pastor. The morning sermon theme is The Great Coronation. The evening sermon discusses safeguarding the Sunday, the reasons for it, and our duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Three Big Bakes at Wardell's Port-au-Peck Hotel
The Bay hosts three clam bakes this afternoon at Wardell's Port-au-Peck Hotel. Roeblings of New York arrive with about 150 attendees. St John’s Lodge from New York brings fifty while the Ross party from Paterson counts forty. The group plans athletic events on the lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardell
Port-au-Peck
Roeblings
New York
Bay
St. John’s Lodge
Ross Party
Paterson
Services at Second Baptist Church Schedule
Morning prayer at 6.39. Preaching at 10.30 by Rev. Asbury Smallwood on What is Grace. Sunday school at 2.30. Evening prayer at 7 with sermon at 7.45 by Rev. Dr. William Parry of Washington, D.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Baptist Church
Asbury Smallwood
William Parry
Washington, D.C
Surrogate Scrater Named Foreman of Federal Jury
United States Fudge Bellstab selected Surrogate David Scrater as foreman of the federal grand jury drawn by the United States jury commission in Trenton on Tuesday. Two Monmouth county members join him Samuel W. Kirkbride and Harry S. Rockefeller of Asbury Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Scrater
United States Fudge Bellstab
Federal Grand Jury
United States Jury Commission
Elks Plan Special Train to Grand Lodge Meeting
Red Bank Lodge No 1225 B P O E will run a special train to the Grand Lodge meeting in Atlantic City next month. The train departs Red Bank at 7 30 am on Thursday July 14 with William K Matthews the lodge chef joining to accompany the delegation and provide refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Elks
Red Bank Lodge
Mmn
Grand Lodge of Elks
Atlantic City
William_K. Matthews
Red Bank Elks
Working For Gas Company
Lynn Minton of Fair Haven Wisconsin formerly clerk at A A Minton and Co drug store Broad Street Red Bank now works at the Red Bank office of the Consolidated Gas Company as inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Minton
Fair, Haven
Wis
A. A. Minton & Co
Broadstreet
Red Bank
Consolidated Gay Company
Velox Auto Cylinder Oil Price Listed
An advertisement notes Velox Auto Cylinder Oil at 50 cents per gallon. The listing mentions Ontario and Pennsylvania locations and an item code SAE per AE 248.
Long Branch Opens Strong In Coast Baseball Season
The season kicks off at Hollywood Park with Long Branch vs Hoboken, led by Lindemann and Levy with a strong lineup. Red Bank restages the ball diamond and faces Baltimore Colored Giants, while Orioles meet St James University. Other matches include Nationals vs Grapewin Stars and South Amboy Athletics vs Asbury Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood Park
B W. Packer
Long Branch
Hoboken
Murray Hills
Lew
Wiltz
Levy
Bertwhistle
Bridgeport
Lindemann
Jim Hart
Holyoke
Connecticut
McCabe
Henriquez
Daly
Hoag
Shorststop
Hall
Allen
Red Bank
Monmouth County Fair Grounds
Shrewsbury Avenue
Baltimore Colored Giants
Savannah Giants
R. Harry Stalling
Matawan
Thomas Little
Lester Dodge
William Seerey
Stalling
Little
Seerey
Orioles
Universitys
Rei Bank
St. James’ University
Nationals
Walsh
Flanigan
Johnson
Billy
Betts
Alex
Smith
Archie Sells
Taber
Moss
Fair Haven
South Amboy
Tobin
Miss Louise Bennett Returns Home for Summer
Miss Louise Bennett daughter of Trevonian Bennett of Shrewsbury avenue returns home for the summer vacation. She studies at Pratt Institute Brooklyn pursuing a kindergarten teaching course after graduating from Red Bank High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Bennett
Trevonian Bennett
Shrewsbury Avenue
Pratt’s Institute
Brooklyn
Bennett
Carnival Queen Becomes Mother in Highlands
Mrs. Henry McSherry of Highlands welcomed a daughter last Sunday. Both mother and child are reported to be doing finely. Mrs McSherry previously earned the Highlands Mardi Gras queen title last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McSherry
Highlands
McSherry
The
Weather forecast for New Jersey unsettled with showers
The U S Weather Bureau predicts unsettled conditions in New Jersey over the next thirty six hours with occasional showers tonight and Sunday. Northeasterly winds will be light to moderate as readings from Long Branch show a barometer near 30.12 and temperatures around the mid to high sixties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Mrs Holmes Cottrell Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Holmes Cottrell aged 72 died at her Branchport Avenue home at 8 p m after a 30 year bronchial trouble Six weeks earlier condition worsened She was born in Matawan but lived here 29 years Her husband died last March Surviving children are Oscar L Abraham and Mrs J H Burchell One brother J F Lisk of Matawan Funeral Tuesday at 2 30 p m at the First Baptist Church Rev T B Hughes officiating Interment Glenwood Cemetery under direction of John G Sexton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar L., Abraham
J. H. Burchell
J. F. Lisk
Matawan
First Baptist Church
Baptist Day Observed With World Alliance Meeting
Tomorrow marks Baptist Day in Sunday schools worldwide. The First Baptist Church in Philadelphia hosts the Baptist World Alliance closing with a review of denominational work and doctrinal discussion. Pastor Rev. T. B. Hughes reports on the Philadelphia convention attended by delegates from sixty nations. Superintendent Davison urges full attendance. strangers welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist World’s Alliance
Philadelphia
Baptist” Church
T. B. Hughes
Davison
Hatontown Board of Education appoints successors
Dr. J C Rush of Broadstreet Hatchtown resigns after two years as president. Albert S Tillotson of Oceanport becomes president. Daniel Morris elected vice president and Harry N McKaig chosen to fill the unexpired term on the Hatontown township Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Rush
Broadstreet
Hatchtown
Board of Education
Hatontown Township
Albert S. Tillotson
Oceanport
Daniel Morris
Harry N. McKaig
Tramp Arrested for Drunk and Panhandling in Red Bank
James Friend was arrested by Officer Sidney J. Earle in Red Bank for drunkenness and panhandling. He appeared before Recorder James H. Sickles who gave him a stern lecture and five minutes to leave town or face ninety days in county jail. He left quickly and was last seen speeding toward the borough limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Friend
Red Bank
Sidney J. Earle
James H. Sickies
Sickles
Friend
New Theatre Manager Sub-Leases Bijou in Red Bank
The Bijou vaudeville and moving picture house on Monmouth Street near the railroad station Red Bank is sub leased by Charles G C Spalesbury to Mr LeRoy of Freehold for three months. LeRoy runs two performances nightly with his wife Miss Anna Hackett daughter of Patrick Hackett Locust Avenue Red Bank playing piano and singing for the illustrated songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bijou Vaudeville
Moving Picture
Monmouth Street
Red Bank
Charles GC. Spalesbury
Mr. LeRoy
Freehold
LeRoy
Anna Hackett
Patrick Hackett
Locust Avenue
Teacher on Vacation Heads North for Summer Break
Miss Kate Atwell of Eatontown public school departs with Miss Elizabeth Dennis for Peachem Vermont to spend the summer away from school. Dennis will join for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Atwell
Eatontown
Peachem
Vermont
Miss Atwell
Elizabeth Dennis
Visiting at Red Bank with Murphy family guests
Mrs John Murphy and her child of Bel mar are visiting Red Bank guests of Mrs Murphy’s parents Mr and Mrs Elias Earling on Spring Street Red Bank for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
John Murphy
Belmar
Murphy
Elias Earling
Spring Street
Hotel Pannaci Weekday Arrivals List
Arrivals at the Hotel Pannaci during the week include Abram Isaacs Mr and Mrs A Li Thora Mr and Mrs C D Hobbs Wesley Douglass Hobbs A F Sinclair Mrs Juliette Moffett Eng B Marazzii Mr and Mrs D Greenberg Anthony Sindellaini Miss Evelyn O Callegher T O CalLEgher Mr and Mrs Li G Meyer W Morsenbach Mr and Mrs Fred Starr Mr and Mrs Rethman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pannaci
Li. G. Meyer
W. Morsenbach
Fred iStarr
Rethman
Creatore Returne to Asbury Park At Boardwalk Casino
The world famous band of 50 pieces will play twice daily at the Boardwalk Casino in Asbury Park until July 2. The venue offers 2,000 seats priced at 26 cents for tickets advertised in the Daily Rabord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creatore Returne
Asbury Park
Boardwalk Casino
Harriman Giant Railroad Merger Upheld by Court
The U S Government suit to dissolve the Harriman merger of Union Pacific Southern Pacific and five other railroads was dismissed by the United States Court Judge Hook dissented William H Van Derwenter cited no evidence of a railroad trust and the court ruled pooling stocks does not create control of western rail traffic The government plans to appeal to the Supreme Court, ending the Roosevelt era case alleging Pacific coast monopoly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Harriman
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
United
Sea Pacific
United States Supreme’ Court
Department’ of ‘Justicé
Roosevelt
Pacific Coast
Graduation Dance at Chattle High School in Long Branch
The annual graduate dance at Chattle High School in Long Branch was held in Town ley Hall with reception, music by Harold A Dennett’s orchestra, and a large alumni presence. Joseph A Burns Jr chaired the reception committee and a 1903 alumni association history is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattle High School
Townley Hall
Long Branch
Joseph A. Burns, Jr
Harold A. Dennett
Paul Jones
W. S. B. Parker
B. Randolph Syocum
Lyceum
Ocean Park
Burns
I. Melville Stein
Pitman B. Potter
John 8. Hoey
Frank Smith
Arthur P. Hull
Elmer F. Sawyer
W. Stanley Rouse
Harold C. Morford
Henry D. Brinley
Harry Truax
Henry Scudder Returns Home From West Coast Texas Trip
Henry Scudder has returned to his Middletown home after an extensive business journey through California and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Scudder
Middletown
California
Texas
Creature's Band at Asbury Park Crest Concerts
A new program at the Baty Boardwalk Casino in Asbury Park markets two crest concerts daily from May 27 to July Baty. The shows feature 2,000 seats with tickets at 25 cents and aim to integrate diverse acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creature’s Band
Asbury Park
Crest
Baty Boardwalk
Aastelsse
Big Treat for Children at Ocean Park Next Monday
Samuel R. Rosoff invites Monmouth county children to Ocean Park next Monday afternoon from two to six for free rides on the merry go round and other amusements. He will host thousands of Long Branch and Red Bank youngsters along with delegations from nearby towns, highlighting bears, racetrack attractions, and scenic rides as his gift to the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel R. Rosoff
Ocean Park
Long -Brantlite
Monmouth County
Mt. Rosoff
Long Branch
Red ‘Bank Park
Elberon Memorial Church Plans June Sunday Service
Rev George M Ward D D of Wells College will lead Elberon Memorial Church Sunday service at 11 00 AM with choir solos by Marie Stoddard Gaylet Mary Jordan and others. Hubert Young Grant Odell Ai Fy Pinto Milcke and Ras MeAfee will provide violin and musical selections during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Ward
Wells Collége
Atrota
N. Y
Hubert
Marie Stoddard
Gaylet
Mary Jordan
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Cadet Parker
St. Luke’s M. E. Church
Big River
Regatta
North
Ireland
Wardell’s
Crater
Mayor Packer
North Broadway
Hest
Baptist Day
Rush
Harriman Giant Railroad
United States Circuit Court
Thomas VY. Arrowsmith
Catherine A. S. Mullen
Daniel Doran
Marcel Plewzinske
Joseph. Stein
James Ennis
Charles Rudloff
Harry. Truax
Olive. Cathcart
Ethel Morris
Katherine Reagan
Gladys Sutphin
Richard van Dyke
Holmes Shoemaker
Mihel
F. Sawyer
Arthur ‘P. Hull
Jacob Steinbach
Ijr
Dunbar ‘van Derveer
Aaron Edwards
Julius Corn
Howard Alexander
Edward
Melee
Albert Northam
Jank Smith
J. Howard Burns
Howard
Ocean’ Park
Arrowsmith
Pete
Luke Dewitt
George Henderson
Henderson
Dew
Ee Hetwam
Lewis Finnegan
Ava
Elberon Memorial Church
Dag
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