Monster Vaudeville for Players' Club at Red Bank
Tomorrow night in Red Bank the Players Boat Club benefit vaudeville at the Red Bank Theatre features Fred Hyland orchestra and 14 acts including Ernest Ball West and Van Sielen and Maud Lambert. The event, managed by Frank W. Martineau, aims to surpass last year's attendance with 800 seats and a decorated venue.
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Red Bank
Players’ Boat Club
Fair Haven
Red Bank Theatre
Frick’s Lyceum
Minton
Fred Hyland
Klaw & Erlanger
New York Theatre
Frank W. Martineau
Kiaw & Erlangers
Naomi Ethardo
Ernest Ball
D- Lawrence & Co
Cinders
Tony Hunting Gol. Jones
John Hunting
Quick Care Asylum
I—Maud Lambert
The
Midnight Son's” Co
J.—Bowman Brothers
Blue Grass
Frederick V. Bowers
L.—Inza & Lorella
Acro
M.—Klee
Lillian Lynbrook
Peddler George Duncan Opens Red Bank Oil Route
George Duncan Sr. of River Street Red Bank begins a wagon route selling kerosene oil and gasoline through Red Bank and nearby areas. He buys his goods from the Texas Oil Company of Red Bank and previously worked as a clerk at Joseph Clayton’s grocery on Broad Street.
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George Duncan, Sr
River Street
Red Bank
Red Bak
Duncan
Texas Oil Company
Jophia Clayton
Broad Street
New Phone Directory Expands to Monmouth Ocean Burlington
The New York Telephone Company publishes a larger shore directory uniting Monmouth County Ocean regions and part of Burlington. Local agent W H Hall has advocated the plan for years and the directory now surpasses the former in size and circulation. Notable residents include Frank Hoyt Harry Hoyt Orcutt family of Orange and Dr and Mrs Carpenter of New York at the Morris Avenue homestead.
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New York Telephone Company
Monmouth County
Ocean
Burlington
W. H. Hall
Atlantic
Freehold
Frank Hoyt
Harry Hoyt
Charles C. Orcutt
Brent Good Orcutt
Anna Orcutt
Orange, N. J
Carpenter
New York
Park
Brent Good
Morris Avenue Homestead
Garage Enlargement for Cox Property on Belmont Avenue
The Cox garage on Belmont avenue behind Green's Third avenue Hotel is being enlarged with a one story front addition. The new corrugated iron structure will provide ample space for machines and a fully equipped machine shop. An expert machinist is to work nights. Theodore Anes of the RO is connected with the business.
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Geing
Cox
Belmont Avenue
Green
Third Avenue
Amd
Theodore ” Anes
Rro
Riddle Plumbers and Gas Movers Announce New Location
The firm Riddle Plumbers and Gas plans relocation from the Barham building ad avenue to the Prem Building Third avenue near Broadway on July 1. It will continue contract and repair work and carry a large stock of alid stoves and other goods.
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Riddle, Plumb
Barham
Ad Avenue
Prem
Third Avenue
Broadway
Two Jersey Cities Vote Down Commission Government Plan
Hoboken defeated commission government by 1 953 votes in a special election with 4 922 against and 2 969 for the plan. New Brunswick rejected the commission by a two to one margin 2 500 to 1 315 with voter turnout noted as heavy and both major parties opposing the change.
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New Brunswick
Hoboken
N. J
Commission
New York
Monmouth Beach Chooses Potts Sewer Plan by 4 to 1
Monmouth Beach Borough Council votes four to one to adopt the Potts sewerage system with ocean outlet. Mayor Jesse P. Manahan may veto, while Councilman Mihm opposed. cost estimated at about $50,000. The plan faces further ordinance steps and possible opposition over site choices and central outlet concerns.
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Monmouth Beach
Ross
Jesse P. Manahan
Manahan
Mihm
Cottage Colony
New Hospital Staff At Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Beginning Saturday a new staff will join Monmouth Memorial Hospital for the quarter ending September 30. Dr. H. E. Shaw serves as surgeon and Dr. J. T. Welch as physician. Dudley & Co. at 212 Broadway supply souvenir goods. Sexton Bros. at 616 Broadway operate as undertakers and embalmers. J. B. 1001E advertises in the Daily Record.
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Monmouth Memorial Hospital
H. E. Shaw
J. T. ‘Welch
Sexton Bros
Broadway
J. B
Middletown Favors High School Plan
A Monday special meeting at Belford approved the Middletown township school budget totaling 18 500 for current expenses repairs high school tuition and transportation and fire escapes About half the 32 voters were women The community favors a proposed addition plan and a new twelve room high school to stop losing about 8 000 yearly in state funds If built the high school would be self supporting through state aid and tuition Local benefactor E Andrew offers his Navesink hotel for classrooms and labs while 8 current school buildings serve 1 100 pupils this year with state funds about 17 000 anticipated next year to push total available for schools over 35 000 Melvin A Rice leads the Board of Education and support for continued school improvements.
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Belford
Middletown Township
Andrew
Navesink
Middletown
Melvin A. Rice
Board of Education
Congressman Scully Loses Grip En Route to New Jersey
Congressman Thomas J. Scully lost a grip containing clothing worth about 150 dollars and papers of value after two men, believed Hungarian, slipped into his vacated seat between New York and South Amboy. The theft occurred near Elizabeth Avenue as he chatted with a lady friend, and the grip included congressional papers intended for summer study.
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Thomas J. Scully
New York
South Amboy
Washington, D. C
World famous band returns to Asbury Park
Advert in the Daily Record notes a world famous band of 50 pieces will perform at Casino in Asbury Park, resuming shows with a run through July 2. Tickets priced at 2,000 anes.
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Asbury Park
Casino
Creature
Boardwalk Casino
Wife of Edward R. Thor Plans Paris Divorce
New York reports Mrs Linde Lee Thomas wife of former millionaire Edward R Thomas seeks a legal separation in French courts likely followed by divorce. The couple, often apart since 1909, spent much time abroad including Paris and Long Branch after 1908 accident. Thomas's 1907 panic finances left the pair with large incomes from Mrs Thomas Jr whose fortune is estimated at ten million dollars.
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New York
Paris
Linde Lee Thomas
Edward R. Thomas
Thorhas
Long Branch
Thomas
BE. R. Thomas
Tuxedo
Four Days of Ball at Hollywood Park July 1 to 4
Hollywood Horse Show Park hosts four days of coast baseball beginning July 1. Long Branch faces the Athletics of Long Island with Lindermann pitching. the winner advances to Atlantic City. Sunday features a Nationals versus Hoboken double header. Cuban Stars visit Monday. July 4 closes with Nationals versus Madigan A C and Long Branch versus Paterson league club. Dick Henriquez signs Lindermann Waller and Josh Doescher as pitchers.
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Hollywood Horse Show Park
Long Branch
Lindermann
Athletics
Long Island
Atlantic City
Nationals
Hoboken
Philadelphia Athletics
Ithe Nationals
Madigan A. C
Paterson
Dick Henriquez
Waller
Josh Doescher
Weather Forecast For New Jersey And Atlantic City
The Weather Bureau predicts fair and cooler conditions tonight with Friday fair skies. Northwest winds remain moderate as temperatures rise toward a high near 80. Readings show 43 on Broadway’s station and a 29.87 barometer with 15 mph west winds and a 67 to 80 degree range.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Nore Broadway
Long Broadway
Open Bazar for Eatontown Aids St Dorothea Church
A four night open air bazar begins tonight on the Eatontown church lawn to aid St Dorothea's R C Church. Dancing and refreshments will accompany a cooperative sale of many donated articles with plans to relocate to The Kennels if storms occur.
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St. Dorothea’s R. C
Eatontown
Robert Collier
John Gaul
Groben
M. F. McDonald
John Fitzpatrick
Patrick McCue
Ella Stuart
M. Conway
Anna Garrigan
George A. Steele
James Powers
Patrick Drennen
Irving Coleman
Joseph Breslin
E. J. Miller
Ella Conway
Mary Duncan
Kathleen Garrigan
William Dwyer
Thomas Pollitt
Charles Barr
Thomas Fitzgerald
Murray
Thomas Burke
Sarah Corblin
Eleanor Fitzpatrick
Elizabeth Fitzpatrick
Nora Powers
Josephine McSweeney
Mary McSweeney
Helen ~. Powers
Katherine Leslie
Alice Pollitt
Mr Clark Jr Injured In City Hall Runaway
Norwood avenue slater Mr Clark Jr was injured in a runaway in front of City Hall yesterday noon and lies in critical condition at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. He is unconscious with concussion and delirium, attended by Dr James Chasey, wife unable to rouse him, a noted slater and tinter active with St Luke's Church in Long Branch.
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John Clark, Jr
Norwood Avenue
Slater
City Hall
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Clark
James Chasey
Long Branch
St. Luke's M. B. Church
Frances Clark to Wed Harry Hicks Wallace in Matawan
Invitations announce the marriage of Miss Frances Clark daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Edgar Clark Matawan to Harry Hicks Wallace of Keyport. The ceremony is set for Saturday evening July 8 at 7 80 o clock at the bride parents home on Fourth Avenue Matawan.
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Frances Clark
Charles Edgar Clark
Matawan
Harry Hicks “Wallace
Keyport
Foutthin ‘Avenue
Funeral of Mrs West Held at 2 P M Friday
The funeral for Mrs. Logan A. West will be held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon from the residence of her daughter Mrs. Albert C. Errickson in Park Place. Friends and relatives are invited to attend.
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West
Logan A. West
Albert C. Errickson
Park Place
Frinds
Formal Opening of Ocean Park Saturday
R. Rosoff plans a formal Ocean Park opening on July 1 with attractions such as a scenic railway and merry-go-round. Invitations have been sent to local, county and state officials for the celebration featuring band concerts fireworks and additional amusements. The grounds are laid out with refreshment booths and entertainment venues including a new theatre and a large show house opening in summer.
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R. Rosoff
Ocean Park
Paper warehouse on East Front street closes after creditors move
Fred K. French who ran a paper warehouse on East Front street in Red Bank for two years had his business shut Saturday night following actions by several New York creditors.
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Fred K. French
East Front Street
Red Bank
New York
Seashore Delivery Expands by Plaut Co at Seaside
L. B. Plaut & Co. adds parcel delivery from Spring Lake to Sea Bright with mail or phone orders. Seashore office at 405 Monroe Ave Asbury Park, phone 219. Also notes annual mid-summer sale features at L. S. Blant & Co. with muslinwear, vacation-time sale bags, cases and dresses.
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Was
L. 8
Plaut & Co
Bee Hive
Newark
Spring Lake
Sea Bright
Seashore
Monroe Ars
Asbury Park
Asbury ‘Park
L. S. Blant &Co
Jims
Big Shes
Death of Robert Minton Shocks Red Bank Community
Robert P. Minton, 61, died suddenly in his Back yard between Red Bank and Fair Haven from hemorrhages after years of tuberculosis. Survived by brothers John and Henry and a sister, coroner approved burial permit. Funeral tomorrow at Fair Haven Methodist. burial at Fair View cemetery in Red Bank.
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Sion
McMahon
New
Elizabeth Brest
Labertville
R. R. Moi
Mahon
John Minton
Front Street
Red Bank
Fair Haven
John
Henry Minton
John I. Sickles
Navesink
Rester
Ifdore W. Darnell
Ferry Haven Methodist
Harry ©. Bey
Ushers' Union of St Luke's Metropolitan Church Meeting
The summer meeting of the Ushers' Union at St Luke's Metropolitan Church will be held and attendance is invited. The chairman is arranging a special program with invited members and accompanying ladies.
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Ushers’ Union of St. Luke’s
M ¢Pal
Long
Red Bank Drops Big Game After Pause
Red Bank faced New London in baseball last week with two days off. The clash Friday at the large venue drew cross-town fans before the New London team gamed to the big stage. Dick Orris pitched and was credited with key hits in a tight battle.
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Big Red Bank
New London
Nyack Bail Top Team Competes Despite Poor Play
Nyack Ath ob Tees faced a tough game, with key misplays and errors guiding the outcome. Despite efforts by main players, the team suffered a defeat in a hard fought matchup against a strong opponent.
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Jersey Cities
Monmouth “Beach
Dudley & Co
Daily Record
Scully
Allenhurst
Thomas Boys
Pee Henry
Arthur Thomas
Asbury Park Station
Dwm
Edward R. Thor
Jn Auto
E. R. Thomas
Hollywood Park
Weather Bureau Forecast
James
Charles D. Halsey al
J. M. Alig
Alger
Rumson
East Side Gang
Allgor
Aulgor
MR. Clark
Velox
Chester M. ‘Truax
Aggertine
L. 7 Plaut& Co
Red Bank Dropa Tye Games
Nyack
Nyack Athob Tees
New Yorky
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