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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1913

Page

7

Belford Briefs Highlight Local social and employment moves

Pastor William A. Cobb spent time in Philadelphia. South Jersey relatives visited Mr. and Mrs. John Estlow. George Butler of Montreal visited James Macready. Captain George Roup and families hosted in New York. Hoboken visitors Emily Bade and August Beck. Various residents returned from trips to New York Brooklyn Atlantic Highlands and Elizabeth. Local businesses expand with store additions and a new cash register.

William A. Cobb Methodist Church Philadelphia John Estlow South Jersey James Mac’ready George Butler Montreal George Roup New York Charles Hubbs Emily Bade Hoboken Hilda Dorr William Dorr August ° Beck Marla Bell Charles Hubba John T. Johnson Budlong Mary Johnson Brooklyn Ernest Burlew Plainfield Harry White Dot Seeley Public Service Corporation Red Hawk Alfred Simpkins John Gaunt John Thiel Elizabeth David F. Piluhu, Jr Jersey City Pilahu Harold Moon Frederic Moon Rena Roop J. J. Martin Atlantic Highlands Mary Compton Ella Finnegan Newark City Hospital Charles Casler Wailing Wailing Avenue Caleb Luker J. Edward Johnson Mr. Johnson Edward T. Bennett Pompton Street John Heins Matthew Brown

Outstanding Ears and Corrective Surgery Advice

An advisory note explains ear correction for adults via surgery. It suggests consulting a family physician for a skilled surgeon and notes that any resulting scar is usually behind the ear and very slight.

Courage of Their Opinion in Thirty Five

A brief quote from The Tatler on London society noting that many women stay at age thirty five by choice, admired for remaining at that age for years. The remark reflects social attitudes toward aging and independence in high society.

London The Tatler

Hed Bank High School Alumni Reunion Draws Near 200

Nearly two hundred Hed Bank High School alumni and friends attended the annual reunion Friday night in the high school. The main auditorium and hall were decorated with flowers pennants and national colors. Members of this year's graduation class joined the association bringing total membership to about two hundred. Dainty refreshments followed entertainment with Prof La Roa's orchestra providing music during a social dancing period.

Hed Bank High School Alumni Association Association Prof. la Roa

Veteran Civil War Veteran Urged to Attend Gettysburg R reunion

Friends of Andrew J. Thompson of Middletown urge him to join the G A R reunion at Gettysburg next month. The 82 year old veteran served four years, marched with Sherman, and has voted Democratic since 1862 aside from backing Fillmore in 1856.

Middletown Andrew J. Thompson Gettysburg Thompson Sherman Franklin Pierce Fillmore Daniel C. Hendrickson Fruit Vale Daniel W. Thompson Red Bank N. J. Vols Thomas J Fenwick Thompson Harry Gulick

Chicago to Launch Magazine Amid Poet Search

The city plans a new magazine called We voted exclusively to verse but has not yet found poets. Philadelphia Record notes other magazines struggle to locate suitable verse writers.

Chicago Philadelphia Record

Red Bank Happenings and Local Social Notes

Red Bank residents share visits and short trips with friends in Asbury Park Matawan and Philadelphia. Highlights include Mildred Perinehiel visiting Milasee Hitchings, a sprained ankle for Jean Wreylawski, and a high school graduation story to spread among former pupils. Public notices cover Riverside Camp meeting and local employment, with long-time residents and students named along with small-town happenings.

Mine Mildred Perinehiel Kev Percy Perinehiel Red Bank Milasee Ethel and Florence Hitchings Draneh Avenue Perinehief Urielle Mice Flavenes Hitchings Jean Wreylawski Wager Hosenbern Lyric Theatre Arthur HL Asay Irving Place Long Branch Rhoda Fielder Asay Marie Skelly Bridge Avenue Walter Rosenberg East Front Street Percy Longstreet Springstreet Matawan Albert T. Smith Park Place Asbury Park Robert Hitchings Branch Avenue Maria Hitchings James D. Ayres Tacony Philadelphia Brooklyn Estelle Sherman Herbert Frake Allentown O. G. Frake Ella Wymbs Hudson Avenue Straus Company Alicia Emmons Mechanic Highlands Florence Bainton Blanche Robbing Josephine Kinnegan Phoebe White Bessie White Ensley Jack Ferdinand White Anthony Bischoff John Foot Charles Schnoore Belford

Fog and beam tricks reveal fog depth and weather cues

The text explains how a searchlight beam behaves in fog, vanishing when directed upward due to fog particles and fading when spread horizontally. It notes sailors use this to gauge fog thickness and extent, with beam visibility indicating patchy versus widespread fog.

Harper's

Chautauqua Crew Feted Then Robbed in Red Bank

The Red Bank Chau tauqua crew headed by William C. Sayers and including Harper W. Bressler and J. S. Bradway enjoyed hospitality from locals during the tour. A thief stole a gold watch from Bradway and a wallet from Ressler, valued about $205, prompting a police report and disappointment among guests.

William C. Sayers Swathmore College Tuck Hopkinsville Kentucky Harper W. Bressler Swathmore Sunny Jim Bradway Red Bank Ressler

Self Denial Statement From Cornell Football Coach

Dan Reed, Cornell football head coach, spoke at an Ithaca hotel banquet about a football failure. He attributed the failure to a lack of self denial and training, saying the man would not train and avoided responsibility, peering from his study window at the frat house to deny being home to duns.

Dan Reed Cornell Ithaca Reed

Daily Record Ad Space Promises Profit

Advertisers are invited to place notices in the Daily Record with a promise of attractive returns. The notice emphasizes potential payoffs for businesses and individuals seeking outreach in the newspaper.

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