Red Bank Man Hurt In Fall From Horse
Hoea Levi of Beach street Red Bank suffered severe injuries Friday afternoon when hurled from a horse he was trying to ride to the Union House firehouse. His left collarbone was fractured two ribs broken and a head wound was inflicted by the hoof. He was treated by Dr. Rafferty and sent home to recover for weeks. Levi worked at Stryker & Stryker Public Service stable near Monmouth street. The horse had been warned not to be mounted, but Levi forgot the warning in the excitement. The fire at Mrs Schmidt's barn on Wallace street was put out before firefighters arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoeea Levi
Hoea Levi
Beach Street
Red Bank
Levi
Peter P. Rafferty
Stryker & Stryker
Public Service
Monmouth Street
Union Hove Company
Relief Engine Company
Union Company
Uncalled Letters At Long Branch Postoffice June 22
Long Branch Postoffice lists uncalled letters dated June 22 including Eva R Anderson J H Bennett Bennett Mrs Chas Bennett L Bennett Pinder Benedict F Bertine II Bricer Henry Carmin Mrs J Cro Han Paolo Curcilio Sallie Emmons Madeline W slander G Frank the barber A Co Gifford Chas Haas Hartwell Miss Nora Harvey Elizabeth Jones Charles Jones Kantrowits M Milere Miss Marjorie M Menigura Milere John Moody T Nelson Pasquale Pacin Miss Marie Phifer Rankin Batmen Julia Mary Sample Anna Schank Maude Slocum Esther Slocum William M Sloan J Henry Smith Fulgin Smith Elizabeth F Smith Mrs Stephenson B Taruaki Judta Taturico Theenan Sabato Virocclo Mrs John Wilkins Anna Young Florence Zenon A T Woolley Postmaster
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Eva R. Anderson
J.H. Bennett
Chas. Bennett
L. Bennett
Pinder Benedict
F. Bertine
Bricer
Henry Carmin
J. Cro- Han
Cainven
Paolo Curcilio
Sallie Emmons
Madeline Waslander
G. Frank
Barber
Co, Gifford
Chas, Haas
Hartwell
Nora Harvey
Elizabeth Jones
Charles Jones
Kantrowits
M. Milere
Marjorie M. Menigura
Milere
John Moody
T. Nelson
Pasquale Pacin
A. I. Phillips
Marie Phifer
Rankin
Batmen
Julia Mary Sample
Anna Schank
Maude Slocum
Esther Slocum
William M. Sloan
J. Henry Smith
Fulgin Smith
Elizabeth Fp, Smith
Mra. Stephenson
B. Taruaki
Judta Taturico
M. Theenan
Sabato Virocclo
John Wilkins
Anna Young
Mise
Florence Zenon
A. T. Woolley
Belford Athletic Club Cruises Past Merrill in 14-1 Win
Belford Athletic Club toppled Merrill Athletic Club of Jersey City 14 to 1 on Sunday afternoon. Battery anglers Atchley and McDooin stood for Merrill while Laker and Lohsen powered Belford in the decisive victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belford Athletic Club
Merrill Athletic Club
Jersey City
Atchley
McDooin
Battery
Laker
Lohsen
Belford
Port Monmouth Pointers Visit Relatives in Area
Raymond Sweeszy visits grandparents in Sayville with Mrs. John Boyce and daughter guests at Old Bridge. Mae Collins of Newark spends days with sister Mrs. C Wesley Walker before heading to the Thousand Islands for summer. Daniel Leary and Edward Newell from Newark visit Leslie J. Downes and Mrs. Cornelius Van Sicklen of Lin croft. Mrs. D. T. Hendrickson visits her niece. Mrs. Frank Viering stays with daughter Mrs. Harvey Compton at Lakewood. Edward Boyd and niece Miss Bernice Boyd visit Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Walling. Mrs. Warren K. Francis of New York and Mrs. Matthias N. Ammann of Riverhead visit their parents Mr. and Mrs. George H. Willett then return home. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Sweesy spend Saturday at Perth Amboy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Sweeszy
William Iuyden
Sayville
S. 1
John Boyce
Old Bridge
Mae Collins
Newark
C. Wesley Walker
Miss Collins
Thousand Islands
Daniel Leary
Edward Newell
Leslie J. Downes
Cornelius van Sicklen
Lincroft
D. T. Hendrickson
Frank Viering
Harvey Compton
Lakewood
Edward Boyd
Bernice Boyd
J. Henry Walling
Warren K. Francis
New York
Matthias N. Ammann
Riverhead
George H. Willett
George A. Sweesy
Perth Amboy
Keansburg notices highlight summer homes and changes
Misa Helen Longstreet of Keyport becomes cashier at Cooley's Beachway Pharmacy. Summer residents include H Irereman, George Mel Hugh, and KR Hoeningberger from New York. Ruth Mareaux and Ethel Keim of Asbury Park visited Mrs. Carman. The New Point Comfort Beach House rents to Mrs Reynolds of Lakewood. Eastman Kodak will run a photo studio at a McSherry store on the Beachway. Belle Philip, patient at Long Branch hospital, improves. Two new houses rise on Ocean View Ave for Augustus Ennagon of Montclair. Oliver & White build for Mrs Purietk, Fred Miller of Jersey City, and J Knowr of Arlington. A. L. Moore's ice cream parlor on Main Street to be completed by July 1, 24 by 60 feet, costing $1,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Helen Longstreet
Keyport
Cooley
Beachway
H. Irereman
George T. Mel Hugh
KR. J. Hoeningberger
New York
Ruth Mareaux
Ethel Keim
Asbury Park
Joseph Carman
New Point Comfort Beach
K. Reynolds
Lakewood
McSherry
Tthe Eastman Kodak Company
Mise Belle Philip
Long Branch Hospital
Ocean View Avenue
Augustus Ennagon
Montclair
Oliver & White
Planning Fourth of July Celebration in Washington Park
Officers and directors of Washington Park Association meet at the Washington street home of Mr and Mrs Fred K R Cnutcheon tonight to perfect plans for a Fourth of July celebration featuring athletics a band concert and other wholesome attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Park Association
Washington Street
Fred KR. Cnutcheon
Beethoven and the Great Master in a Graduation Essay
A two essay excerpt from Chattle High graduates discusses Beethoven born in Bonn in the late 18th century and his genius and struggles. It notes his upbringing, early shows of talent, Viennese training with Mozart Haydn and his famous Moonlight and Pathetique sonatas. It also recounts his deafness, perseverance and lasting influence on music.
Actors Pose For Film Pictures At Galilee
A Rex Moving Picture Company party of seventeen actors photographers and others is at Galilee to film scenes for later development. Sunday they shot a drowning sequence on the beach using a raft hauled from Captain Nelson Lockwood's boat. Galilee's accessible ocean and river make it ideal for reviving water scenes and many ocean shots have been filmed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Moving Picture Company
New York
Galilee
Nelson Lockwood
Belford Briefs Local visitors fill weekend schedule
The Misses Margaret and Alice Shrieve, teachers, vacation with relatives at Bordentown. Mrs William Schnoor guests at Waretown. George C Lohsen spent Sunday with son Joseph at Plainfield. Nellie Compton of Brooklyn visited her parents. Edith Lee of New York spent the weekend with Captain and Mrs Garrett A Lee. Harry Kollock, New York employee, spent Sunday with family. William Smith of New York was a Sunday visitor. Arthur B Van Nostrand and John Reddington Sr, New York produce commission men, spent the weekend with their families. Mrs Anthony Gibson entertaining her brother Oswald Settle of Hoboken. Mrs Albert Dennis of Hoboken visiting her mother Mrs Robert Runyon. Fred Crane of Kearney in town viewing two new houses under erection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Alice Shrieve
Bordentown
William Schnoor
Waretown
George C. Lohsen
Joseph Albert Lohsen
Plainfield
Nellie Compton
Brooklyn
John J. Compton
Edith Lee
New York
Albert Dennis
Hoboken
Robert Runyon
Fred Crane
Kearney
Local Social Highlights and a Mastiff Case
SHREWSBURY NEWS covers visits by Mr and Mrs W H Bennett Jr and family to Charles Hurley and Postmaster William J Green. Mrs Augustus Smith and son visit. Miss Mae McCue returns from Trenton Normal. Real Bank detective Felix Santangelo sues Fred Bruno for 150 over a mastiff killed. case set before Recorder Harry Badeau on July 2. Santangelo also threatens suit for concealed weapons. Advertise in the Daily Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bennett
Oakhurst
Felix Santangelo
Real Bank
John 8
Applegate, Jr
Fred Bruno
Pearl Street
Red Bank
Harry C. Badeau
Santangelo
Bruno
Port Monmouth Team Wins Opening Baseball Game
The Port Monmouth baseball team, formed largely from Belford defectors, defeated Headden's Corner 19 to 18 at Headden's Corner on Sunday. Batteries were Mills and Weeden for Port Monmouth, Flannery and Scott for Headden's Corner. The game featured an 8 run first inning by Port Monmouth and a late rally by Headden's Corner.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred Riecer, Jr
Keansburg News
Asbury Avenue
Ocean Hotel
Pitman Ave
Ocean Grove
N. J
W. F. Day & Bro
Lyceum
Redbank
Entertainment Player's Boat Club
Fair Haven, N. J
Lambert
Ball
Victoria’s
Matthews & Alshayne
Merritt & Otto
Hal Davis & Co
Delmore & Lee
LaFevre & St. John
Merritt & Douglas
Charles Sharp
Fred Hyland & Orchestra
New York Theatre
K. L. Sweeney
Beethoven
Martin McCue
the Unknown Rider
Chattle High School
iBy K. L
Sweeney
Taine
Dante
Shakespeare
Michael Angelo
Ludwig von Beethoven
Bonn
Germany
Cologne
Vienna
Mozart
Haydn
Czerney
Tennyson
Teethoven
Martin McCue, Jr
Horatio Gates
Red Cross
Gates
Jana
Bemis Heights
Morgan
Quebec
Saratoga
Ing
Benedict Arnold
Horlick
Istory
Manhattan
Strindbarh
Jerary
Belford Briefs
Shrewsbury News
The
Daily Record
Fair Haven News
Frank Mulford
John Carpenter
Samuel Hendrickson
J. L. Allger
Belmar
Harold Jones
Lester Curchin
Broklyn
Edward Kirk
Alfred Jeffrey
Elias Lewis
William Slall
Hall
Donovan
Miss Shaw
Spen
Benj. Brown
le Maistre Lace & Embroidery Co
Cookman Ave
Emory St. Asbury Park
J. Kridel Red Bank
Joseph Salt
Regal Shoe Store
Broad ST. Red Bank
Regal Shoes
H.N. Supp
Brumberger
Rebury Park
Cookman & Grand Ave
Asbury
Pare EE
Lerevet Betel Prae Sulit
Monm Berger
Sture
Stricklin's
Peter
W. C. Wiseman
Cookman Avenue
Strausco Broad Sted Bank
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