Whimsical Class Gifts and Pranks Inspire Pageant
A lively class skit catalogs gifts and jokes for members, naming Arzenti, Miss Bennett, Miss Hurley, Karl Ureece, Dudley, Dick Bower, Frank Briskey, Mike Davis, Errickson, Miss Dor an, Miss Davis, Stella, Helnie Bagers, Charles Bager, Miss Field er, Ida, Florence Fleet, Edna Gulick, Hendrickson, Harold Karmann, Rowland Hughes, Mary Moore, Mary Green, Ida White, Helen Van Dyke, Mildred Woolley, Ira Fisher, Ethel Brodie, Jim Nastasia, Miriam Morris, Doris Newing, Nathlanson, Gertie, Parslow, Pierson, Hazel, Dorothy Quinn, Maude Reed, Marion Sherman, Judge Smith, Arthur Solk, Arthur Thomas, Phyllis, Ralph Weeden, and other classmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arzenti
Asbury
John
Bennett
Hurley
Cirlo
Karl Ureece
Ling
Dudley
Dick” Bower
Dickie
Frank Martin Briskey
Frank
Mike” Davis
Mike
Errickson
Elberon
Clift
South Elberon
Doran
Miss Davis
Stella
Helnie” Bagers
Fielder
Ida
Florence Fleet
Florence
Mise
Edna Gulick
Eda
Mise Hendrickson
Emma
Harold Karmann
Karmann
Rowland Hughes
Rowland
Lista
Sedop
Mary Moore
Dresermaker
Mary
Mary Green
Ida White
Helen van Dyke
Mildred Woolley
Ira Fisher
Ethel Brodie
Jim Nastasia
Jim
Miss Morris
Miriam
Doris Newing
Doris
Nathlanson
Gertie
George Edwin Parslow
Miss Pierson
Hazel
Dorothy Quinn
Dorothy
Maude Reed
Columbia
Maude
Marion Sherman
Marion
Smith
Arthur Solk
Solk
Arthur Lafayette Thomas
Phyllis
Ralph Weeden
Eatontown
Ralph
Com
Notable School Notices of Class Attendance and Helpers
A fragment lists students and staff with playful remarks on punctuality and appearance. Mentions include Misa Weat with male attendants, Madeline, Miss Widmer a recess arrival habit, Agnew an alarm clock to aid late arrivals, Leah Wilcox in scientific work careful about her complexion, Leah’s handkerchief powder, and Edgar D Woolley nicknamed Skinnem who often arrives late and may use a timing piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Weat
Madeline
Widmer
Agnew
Mieg Leah Wilcox
Leah
Edgar D. Woolley
Skinnem
Pennington Accident Hurts Rev Eckersley and Wife
Rev. Wright Eckersley and Mrs. Eckersley were struck by a Pennington barber William Trudel’s auto on South Main near Rothenberg’s store. Both were dragged before the driver stopped. Mrs. Eckersley suffered a broken leg and severe injuries, and Rev. Eckersley sustained head and body injuries. Two physicians and a nurse attended them. her condition is stated as serious. The article also notes the Monmouth Mutual Ice Plant near Red Bank preparing to operate, and a crab-catching note about Misses Helen A. Slood and Nellie Worthley capturing nine crabs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennington
Wright Eckersley
Long Branch
Eckersley
Ecersley
South M Main Street
Rothenberg
William Tridel
Monmouth Mutual Supply Co
Red Bank
New Jersey Southern
Bega
Keystone to Success
Edward Bok argues in The Strand that true success requires a clear purpose and a willingness to work for it. He adds that good health and an absorbing interest or hobby separate from one’s pursuits are essential to keep focus and energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bok
The
Strand
Restoring Elasticity in Rubber via Ammonia Solution
Rubber items prone to oxidation can regain original elasticity by soaking in a mixture of one part ammonia to two parts water. Suitable for rubber bands rings and small tubing that become dry and brittle. Not to Be Got Away From is a sprinter that overtakes faster travelers.
To Pass the Time
A patron complains to a slow waiter requesting a steak and occasional postcards to share updates while the waiter is away.
Star of Sea Academy graduates reflect on ideals and success
Rosemary Corbett receives the John Guire medal and a spelling award, with Bush earning a Palmer penmanship certificate and laurel for deportment. Ming Corbett delivers the salutatory on ideals as Beatty and Hush are praised. Corbett lauds teachers and parents while stressing the need to pursue high ideals beyond school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Imelda Corbett
Star of the Sea Academy
John Guire
Miss Bush
Palmer
Star of the Sea
Farewell and Hopeful Bonds in Nursing and Community
Graduates reflect on lifelong friendship as they part ways at the 16th annual American Nurses Association meeting in Atlantic City. Steel Pier and Chalfonte serve as headquarters while nurses register for admission and certificates. Red Bank merchants plan Safe and Sane Fourth events with band concerts and a brass band, Mort Pach and Benjamin Pach organizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Nurses Association
Atlantic City
Steel Pier
Chalfonte
Nurses' Association
Registration Bureau
Red Bank
Red Ban
Mort Pach
Benjamin Pach
Auxiliary Planning Supper for West Side Hose Company
The Ladies Auxiliary near Red Bank plans a supper at the Leighton Avenue fire house from 4 to 8 oclock Thursday night to raise funds for a new fire apparatus. Chairman Mrs J A Van Schoick Jr leads the committee with Mrs Gus Ornberg Mrs Thorp and Mrs John Oaks Sr assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Hose Company
Red Bank
Leighton Avenue
J. A. van Schoick, Jr
Menberg
Gus Ornberg
Thorp
John Oaks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Davidson
Chattle
W. C. Wiseman
Optician
Reginald H. Haveron
Oph.d
Cookman Ave
Asbury Park
N. 4
Mutual
Shrewsbury
Helen A. Slood
Nellie Worthley
Beecham’s
Star OF Sea Academy
Vison
Margaret A. Beatty
Milgian Bridge
Constantine
Maxietus
Cantwell
Thore
Chinchilla
New York
Cookman Avenue
Steinbach Company
Astory Park
Nefo Serary
Daily Thought
Philip Doddridge
Norwood Tire Repairing CO
Norwood and
Bath Ave
Broadway, Long Branch
N. J
the Grand Theatre
California
D. W. Johnson
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