Seven-Year-Old Port Monmouth Girl Killed By Car
A seven year old girl from Port Monmouth preparing to celebrate birthdays was struck by a vehicle and killed after being hurled about thirty feet. A former Long Branch man and his wife were badly injured when their car struck a machine at Penning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Monmouth
Long Branch
Penning
Port Monmoouth
Lttle
Alberta Tilton
Charles Tilton
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Alberta
Nathan Bros
Harry A. Bombers
Keansburg
Belford
Charles Peterson
Highlands
Peterson
C. W. Budlong
Tilton
George D. Fay
Atlantic Highlands
John J. Wester
J.howard Smith
Monmouth Oil and Guano Co
Smith
Civic Parade Preparations Highlight Big Holiday Event
All set for the civic parade with three divisions and about a hundred entries. Grand marshal Dr Harlo K R Clark and five prizes per division announced, routes from Chattle Fountain to Ocean Park, two bands to lead autos and wagons, plus decor cars from Highlands Board of Trade. Weather permitting, business merchants showcase during the three day carnival run by Highlands and Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hell
Chattle Fountain
Broadway
Norwood Avenue
Bath Avenue
Norwood
Long Branch Military
Edwards
Ocean Avenue
Lincoln Avenue
Elberon
Ocean Park
George IL. Baker
Charles Aa. Eldridge
George L. Crum
John B. White
James W. Cunningham
Harlo KR. Clark
Orrin A. Clark
John G. Saxton
Robert Hubbard
Tes Miket
Broadway Jewelry
Golen Wall Paper and Paint
Long Branch Banking Company
Albert 4
Ta Totson
Pit Weradain
vrank /Quinn
Siegfried Hirschfeld
Andrew Lustbamn
Irving Howland
Charles. Mortis
A. G. Biebighartser
Anaren “G. Sexton
al Wheat
Leo Metzger
Fa." Strattoh
W. G. Pressley
Edward J. Reid
Emic Ade
Chamber of Commerce
Highlands
Highlands Board of Trade
Highlands Board At Trade
Free Band Concert on Parker Lin by The Metropolitan Band
The Metropolitan Band conducted by Daniel Edwards offers a free concert tomorrow at eight o'clock on the W. H. Parker lawn Broadway opposite Liberty Street. The program includes marches, selections and baritone solos. A 3,000 foot moral play and pictures are advertised as features. The Cleanup Club meeting is discontinued for the present.
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Parker Lin
Metropolitan Band
Daniel Edwards
W. H. Parker
Broadway
Liberty Street
Muller
Berry
Corfu
Herndon
Bloomfield Hampton
Electorate
Rosencrans
Feho
The
Zikoff
Champbers
World
Beyer
Genevieve Polka
Herrman
You
Park
Rosa Lind
McCosh
Miller
Lighthouse keeper for 40 years dies at Oceanport
Captain Samuel Parker Jewell long served as Sandy Hook lighthouse keeper. He died at 64 in Oceanport after four years of illness. Funeral under Masonic rites will be at the Eldridge home with Rev. Wenrick and Rev. Parmley officiating. He leaves a wife, two sons, a daughter, sisters, and several grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Parker Jewell
Sandy Hook
Benjamin Eldridge
Veeanport
Captain Jewell
James T. Reed
Sea Bright
Jewell
Long Branch Lodge
A. M
Eldridge
Oceanport
G. Ww
Wenrick
Clinton, Penna
John KE. Parmley
Newar's
Troop B Red Bank Cavalry Return From State Hike
Members of Troop B Red Bank cavalry return home after a week in the northern part of the state. The dismounted unit faced drills and a severe hail storm during the hike, earning praise for handling conditions as Newark troops own horses. Parade through Broad Street capped the journey.
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Red Bank Cavalry
Newark
Red Bankers
Red Bank
Broad Street
Water Witch Road Construction Moves to Completion
Monmouth County Freeholders gave National Surety Co five days to start the Water Witch section of State Boulevard and finish the Hughes contract. If not, county crews will complete the work. Pallin gravel may replace Allenwood gravel to save at least $2,000. original contract $20,000 with about one third done and $7,880 paid. Also orders to resume Jerseyville-Hamilton road work and red Bank-Holmdel road enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County Board of Freeholders
Atlantic Highlands
National Surety Company
Water Witch
Richard R. Hughes
West Long Branch
State Road Department
Nile
Hughes
J. L. Butcher
Jerseyville-Hamilton Road
Esume
Monmouth Contracting Company
Red Bank
Red Bank-Holmdel
Fire damages touring car on Norwood avenue
Louis Silverstein's Sterns Sil ent Knight touring car sustained about 200 dollars damage after a dashboard fire caused by a blown exhaust gasket. Driver Dick Diamond quickly fought the blaze with his hat then water from a nearby house, saving the vehicle and taking it to Silverstein's Ocean avenue garage for assessment. Meanwhile the Ladies Auxiliary of Samuel T. Sleeper Camp No 16 held a successful entertainment and dance at the G A R rooms with about seventy attendees. Souvenirs were given to several women and George Chandler, with Prof Harold Lattos providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Silverstein
Sterns
Norwood Avenue
Dick Diamond
Silverstein
Ocean Avenue
Samuel T. Sleeper
Red Bank
Susanna Lewis
Mary Woodward
Caney
George Chandler
Harold Lattos
Tergey
Hattie Wymbs
Lucy Wymbs
Louise Cree
Warranted arrests in Sea Bright flag pole case
Warrants issued at Sea Bright for the arrest of Street Superintendent William H. Conover Councilman Calvin Megill and officer Brehm on charges of feloniously cutting down and carrying away a flag pole on June 23. Each held on $200 bail pending grand jury action. Packer, seeking damages from Sea Bright Borough, hires Attorney General Wilson. Calvin Megill, chair of Street Committee, also jailed on $200 bail with bail posted by his mother. Notice of copartnership for Harry White and George L Sherman continued under same firm name.
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Sea
Packer
Anesey General Wilson
Sea Bright
Calvin Megill
Wilson Takes Up McNab Charges In New Case
Washington will issue a statement on the San Francisco district attorney McNab resignation and his charges of federal interference. McNab expands dispute by revealing correspondence about a third case and claims orders to deport six women were ignored despite bail.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
McNab
San Francisco
Sacramento
Cal
Martha Warrington
Lolo Nérris
Diggs- Caminetti
Federal Department of Justice
Digga
Caminetti
Western Fuel Company
Washington
Attorney General's Office
William Harr
Red Bank considers building code adoption with amendments
An adjourned Red Bank council meeting reviewed a building code from Plainfield with minor corrections. Adoption would require a building inspector to enforce the code. Committee members include Councilmen Jacob Degenring and Robert Hurley, C A Frake, C G Frake, Ambrose Matthews, plus contractors A C Dennis and A C Delatush, and Harold Tumey leads Boy Scout camp plans to Tinton Falls with tents from a Red Bank rally.
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Red Bank Council
Red Bank
Cty
Plainfield
Harrison
Jacob Degenring
Robert Hurley
C. A. Frake
C. G. Frake
Ambrose ‘Matthews
A. C. Dennis
Mason
A. C. Delatush
Boy Scouts of
Tinton Falls
Boy Scouts
Fire in Green Cottage Damages Closet and Contents
Fire discovered in the third floor closet of Dr. J. O. Green’s residence on Both Avenue, Catthin. Flames spread from the closet to the roof but were checked by chemical apparatus and resident efforts before complete extinction. A skull was later found in the closet and insurance coverage was noted as adequate. Playground lecture by Charles F. Weller announced for Red Bank High School tonight at 8 15. An aviator, C. B. Fairbanks, survived a Thames crash and swam two miles to safety.
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J. O. Green
Both Avenue
Cat Thin
Jane Green
Dr. Green
Box 21
Green
Red Bank Recreation Association
Charles F. Weller
Red Bank High School
Weller
National Playground and Recreation Association
Avitor Hat
London
C. B. Fairbanks
Thames
Binore
Oakhurst Methodist Church Marks Third Anniversary
Oakhurst Methodists celebrated their third anniversary with a special program led by Rev. Willis Reevers of Ocean Grove and Rev. Dr. James W. Marshall district superintendent. Rev. Harry T. Pisler presided at the evening service as visitors attended and noted the church debt was well in hand.
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Oakhurst Methodists
Willis Reevers
Ocean Grove
Nd Fleet Church
West Long Branch
James W. Marshall
Harry T. Pisler
Harry A. Relyea
Quiet Sea Bright wedding ties Blaisdell Irwin
Dr A Leo Blaisdell and Mise Mil red Irwit wed at the bride's Centre street home Sea Bright in a small ceremony led by Rev Orville Duffield. The bride a Garfield Avenue School teacher wore white satin with a pearl studded bouquet. The groom is from Washing ass with offices at 300 Broadway Miles City. Afterward the couple left for a short honeymoon attended by few relatives.
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A. Leo Blaisdell
Mise Milred Irwit
Centre Street
Sea Bright
Orville
Duffield
Sea Bright Meist Church
Gervel
Sherw Viliere
Garfield Avenue
Long Branch
L. G. Irwin
Wee
Blaisdell
Jarley Adell
Washingass Chan
Hentat
Broadway
Mile City
Abacus Lodge
Sherman Herbert
Church of Our Lady, Star of the Sem
Ethel Herbert
Detii” Herbert
Third Avenue
Walter Sherman
Alonzo D. Sherman
William P. Cantwell
Bessie Herbert
Sherman
Washington
Points South
H. B. Sherman
Mitch Her
Cornelius Aller
Red Bank
Fletcher Sherman
Monmouth Supply C
Aller
Sherman Pal
Bane
Shermans
Sherman Herbert nuptials feature four couples
Four couples from Red Bank and vicinity wed yesterday in ceremonies in New Jersey New York and Philadelphia. Dr A Leo Bis and Miss Mildred Irwin lead the list of principals with Lat Pretty also among the wedding party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Leo Bis
Mildred Irwin
Il Ientoon
Red Bank and
New York
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Oakhurst
Isaac B. White
Ushers' Union
White
Fred Hibbetts
Monmouth County Electric Co
Second Avenue
Victor Avenue
Daily Record
Samuel
Parker Jewe
Beacon
Sam“a
Susan Jewell
Emily Meigill
Farmingdale
Arthur BH. Jewell
West Hancock
Grace Gerdom
Edna Marth
Fort Hancock
Jane Osborne
Trenton
Ike
Deal Casino
William Fenwick
Chester _M. Truax
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Harry White
George L. Sherman
Taft
Bridgewater Inn
Pleasure Bay
J. F. Murphy
Green Cottage
California
Grand
D. W. Johnston
Ad-ertise
Johnson's Bridge
Allenhurst
Rday
J M Comtes
John Duty
Herbert
Philadelphia
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