Cornerstone Laying Highlighted by Knights Templar Feasts
The Carson Commandery No 15 Knights Templar held its annual Port au Peck Morel event with 80 covers and a full house. Grand Master Russ presided and special gifts included a silver trowel from Long Branch Masons. Local dignitaries and about 65 Knights attended, with Congressman Scully and NJ Central official Hope among guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toland
Asbury Park
Carson Commandery
Knights Templar
Port-au-Peck Morel
Wardell
Aoe
Peginner
Idoza
Porta-au-Veck
Otel
YesterJoy
Cornerstone
Ruse Nad Saidt
Rt. Warsat
Frank W. Hampton
Masonic
Lim
Long Branch Masons
Louis Miller
Russ
Fort
Milton J Goldstein
Long Branch Lodge
No. 78
Thomas ¥. Arrowsmith
Department of Public Safety
Hpi Ap
William PD
Walling
Cornerstone Committee
R. H. Hughes
Flocographer
Hall
Sawyer
Knight Templars
Thomas J. Scully
Deal
William C. Hope
New Jersey Central
Faddin
Imperial Hotel
Mitchell Worl wedding joins Norwood couple in Chicago
Miss Sophia Mitchell daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Mitchell of Norwood avenue was married to Bruce Burwend Worl son of A Bruce Worl on June 4 in Chicago Illinois. The ceremony took place at Trinity Church and was officiated by Rev John Moore McGann.
Daily Record Ad Page Promises Payoff
An advertisement touts placing ads in the Daily Record with the promise of financial returns for the advertiser. The notice emphasizes monetary gain and broad reach.
Cambridge Couple Weds at St Agnes Church
Vivian C Cottrell and George J Barton wed at the Cattrall home in New Monmouth on a farm near Wyckoff. Rev George H Gardner officiated with archway decorations as guests from South River attended the 20 year anniversary ceremony. The couple will live in Perth Amboy where the groom works for the Public Service Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes Catholic Church
James Morrison
Mary Handly
John Smith
Alliatic
Mardoff
Charles A. Cattrall
New Monmouth
Baptist
Oweh
Columbus Place
A Safer Fourth Than Last Year in Philadelphia and Beyond
Philadelphia and major cities move toward safe and sane Independence Day celebrations. Fireworks are banned or reduced while campaigns promote ice cream, dancing, balloon ascensions, and child-friendly events. Officials warn about tetanus risks and emphasize education to prevent injuries and deaths on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Philadelphia
Hero of Vera Cruz Occupation Led Utah Landing
Lieutenant G W Castle commanded Utah's landing party during the Vera Cruz occupation. His men praised his coolness as snipers fired from a smoke filled room with bullets splashing around while he calmly lit his pipe at the head of the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle
United States
Utah
Vera Cruz
Mietehber
Woman Power as Family Salvation or Destruction
A historical reflection asserts that a woman holds great power over family fate, claiming she is the salvation or destruction of the household, bearing its destinies within her mantle.
Tete a tete of married life on the trolley
The piece argues married life often yields silence and dullness while a wife and husband ride the trolley, yet the mood changes with charming company. It notes a man or woman speaks freely when seated beside a flirtatious acquaintance, then reverts home to normal behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star
Newark Tribune
Shrewsbury Church Fair Boosts Local Funds
The Ladies of Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church held a two day fair at A Holmes Borden’s new store corner of the Quaker cemetery. They raised about 180 dollars selling articles with ice cream served on the porch by village belles. In billiards Robert Waitte edged Benj Puliganano in a 100 ball finish at Odd Fellows Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrewsbury
Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church
A. Holmes Borden
Broadway
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Branchport Avenue
Robert Waitte
Benj Puliganano
Waitte
Social at Red Bank First Baptist draws seventy five turnout
About 75 persons attended a church social at Red Bank First Baptist. The event followed a member ship contest between sides, with piano solos by Marion Ford and Ella Wymbs and a Grace Taylor recitation in the church lecture room. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Red Bank
Marion Ford
Ella Wymbs
Grace Taylor
Proposals Sought to Destroy Wreckage of Charles Buckley
Long Branch New Jersey invites sealed bids from bidders to tear down the wreckage of the Charles Buckley ship cast ashore at North Broadway. Proposals due July 8 1914 at 10 am with City Clerk. Contact John W Flovk Commissioner of Parks and Public Property for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles K. Budstey
Board of Commissioners
City of Tong
City Hall
Long Branch
S.J. Jung
Winfield BR. Warw
Jan L
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Monmouth County New Jersey
A writ of fi fa directs sale by public vendue on July 20 at 1 to 5 pm at the Freehold Court House. The property near Long Branch in the town of Freehold is described as a tract once held by Matthias Woolley to Margaret W. West, now Swansen, and is being sold to satisfy a court suit. Sheriff Wilbert A. Bercroft announces the sale, with John Witt as solicitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Chancery
Bisie
New Jersey
Court House
Freehold
County of Monmouth
Geena
Monmouth
Long Branch
Third Avenue
Semel Howden
Mary L. Throckmorton
Samuel M. Meglt
Meple
Seginning Berg
Matthias Woolley
Hannah Woolley
Margaret Ww. West
Bwargen
Monmouth County
Dewds
Margaret W. Swans
Wilbert A. Bercroft
John Witt
Wonders of the Gulf Stream Described by Admiral Pillsbury
Washington reports Admiral John B. Pillsbury describes the Gulf Stream carrying about ninety billion tons of water hourly through the Florida Straits. He calls it the grandest terrestrial phenomenon, shaping climate and aiding the discovery and exploration of the New World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Florida
John B. Pillsbury
National Geographic Society
Washington, D.C
Admiral Pillsbury
Niagara
Continents
Gulf Stream
New World
America
Europe
Columbus
Ponce de Leon
Caribbean
On Arguments and The Inevitability of the East Wind
A brief quip notes that arguing with the inevitable is futile and only an east wind makes sense to wear an overcoat. The line by Lowel hints at accepting natural forces rather than battling them.
Miss Streeter Sails for Europe on Overseas Trip
Miss Mary Streeter, a farmer in the city public schools, sails tomorrow for Europe visiting Hamburg and across Switzerland. She will not reach Worcester Massachusetts before September. Mrs T B Harris hosts her sister Miss Streeter of New York at St Luke's parsonage. Miss Ella Miller leaves Norwood avenue for Corning New York and Fresno California. R C Adamson Sr returns from a southern trip. Miss Josephine Bowman, world traveler and Monmouth Memorial Hospital graduate nurse, is expected home tomorrow. Mr and Mrs Jack Schwartz of New York have returned after visiting Mrs George L Crump in Bath avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Streeter
Europe
Hamburg
Switzerland
Worcester
Mass
T. B. Harris
St. Luke's Parsonage
Miss Streeter
New York
Ella Miller
Clougly Homestead
Norwood Avenue
Corning
N. Y
Fresno
Cal
R. C. Adamson
Josephine Bowman
Bowman
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Jack Schwartz
George L. Crum
Bath Avenue
Karat Club Clam Bake Annexed by Pleasure Bay Outing
The Karat Club returns to Pleasure Bay for its annual outing with a noon clam bake at Price’s tomorrow. Early arrivals will enjoy a morning program of athletic events and quiet matches in the afternoon, with bake served promptly at noon. The event supports a local festival ambience. A separate note reports Trinity Episcopal Church Red Bank’s Festival of Trees ending after two days at the Elks Home, yielding about 160 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karat Club
Pleasure Bay
Price
Ladies of Trinity Episcopal Church
Red Bank
Ranning
Elks’ Home
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The
Daily Record
Chattle
Cambridge
J. W. Cunningham
Ocean Avenue
Visiting Nurse Association
Albert. S. Miller
Broad Street
Red Bank, N. Ud
Chicago
New York City
Mayer Mitehhel
Glynn
Champ Clark
Norah
Maggie
Sheriff's
Hart Schailper & War
Hart Schaffner
Marx
W. H. Woolley & CO. Oadway
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Mississippi
Honduras
Yucatan
Gulf of Mexico
Persorials
Pee Eter Baers
Germany
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