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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1912
Page
12
Mrs. Frank White and son Frank Jr from Boston visit Mrs. William Midgley. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. A. Salter spent Wednesday with Mrs. George Edwards. Henry Walling, son of Captain Wil...
Long Branch residents share visits and travels with relatives. Liam D Walling visits grandmother Mrs J B Walling. Miss Hattie Conraw returns from trips to Hoboken Brooklyn and Jersey City. Miss Dorothy Cook and George C Cook guests of Mr and Mrs A B Tillotson in Millington. Relatives gather for Mrs M C Roswell's 31st birthday and updates on illnesses and recoveries are noted.
A vintage ad urges mothers to prevent sunburn with Velogen. It claims Velogen soothes irritation after sun exposure and provides a cooling feeling. The copy promotes use after trips and sports with a 25 cent tube sold at druggists.
Doris ter of New York visits Mrs. George Edwards. Epworth League met Sunday night led by Mrs. William Hall on How Persecution Has Extended the Knowledge of God. Annie Johnson of Long Branch visited town. Socials include Mrs. Harry Rhoades Maud Parker Maud Gerkin of Long Branch with Mrs. J S Hall. Harry Van Schoick and family joined Elberon visit with Mr. and Mrs. Fred May.
Mrs. William Day comes back to Newark following a week spent with relatives in Atlantic City Long Branch Asbury Park and Norwood Avenue Newark area. Mrs Foster of Atlantic City Mrs William Van Brunt of Long Branch and Mr and Mrs Gerald Ward of Asbury Park were guests of Mr and Mrs John Ward Sr.
Real estate broker Cornelius D. Sullivan of Red Bank won a jury verdict at Freehold for the full commission plus interest in the sale of the Albright stock farm at Shrewsbury. The 1911 sale to Gideon Caleb was $35,000. Sullivan had claimed $1,700 plus interest.
The new joint committee of the Women’s Societies of the New Monmouth Baptist Church includes Mrs. William M. Seeley Mrs. A H Sutphin and Miss Augusta Griggs. Men’s Societies are represented by John N Hillyer A Judson Palmer Crawford Walling Samuel Barford Frederick Pentermann Ralph Morris a Penn dental student visiting grandparents Morris has returned to Philadelphia for the summer. Mr and Mrs FitzRoy Walling drove to Allerthurst in their new Appersen and spent the day with daughter Mrs Charles Schenck.
NAVELINK WFWSs Mr and Mrs Grenville B Little of Freehold were guests at daughter Mrs Howard Devesty s home. Mrs John Schofield entertains her sister Mrs Percy Francis of Jersey City. Mrs George B Hendrickson hosts her sister from Rockaway L I. Amzi M Posten once Assemblyman, now recovering from pneumonia shows improvement. Joseph Johnson the veteran constable boasts the finest garden with sweet corn shoulder high. John Woodward secured seven house mason contracts at New Point Comfort Beach Keansburg.
Walter Donnan holds a contract to paint a new house at Keansburg for Charles Schmidt. Douglass Cook of Belford has the contract to build a Keansburg house for George F. Kaver. Hugh McCready returns from a New York visit. Mrs. Walter Donnan and John C. Johnson visit relatives in New York and Brooklyn. William B. Smith of New York visits Captain and Mrs. Harry White. Advertise in the Daily Record.
Preparations for a safe and sane Fourth of July in Washington Park progress with meetings at Treasurer Cutcheon’s home. A further planning session tonight is expected to outline definite plans and secure a place in Long Branch’s Hall of Fame for the event.
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