Bridge Whilt Aids Visiting Nurse Also
A pleasant card party was held at The Lantbromnes, Ocean Avenue, summer residence of Mrs J W Cunning ham, for the Long Branch Visiting Nurse Association. About fifty ladies attended, prizes awarded, substantial sum realized, among many named attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lantbromnes
J. W. Cunningham
Ocean Avenue
Long Branch Visiting Nurse Association
P. J.casey
E. R. Slocum
Emma Moss
Spring
Harry Durand
Richard Deeves
Matthias Plum
Lucy McIntyre
Ann McIntyre
Clara Jeffrey
Rob Reid
John Kurrus
William H. Riddle
Thomas B. Sealy
H. C. Williams
Lawrence B. van Dohlen
Mra
C. H.irwin
R. C. Warwick
Lulu Rogers
Frank A. Rue
Beatrice ‘Rue
Clark
B. D. Woolley
J. L. van Brakle
Cable
Edwards
Onderdonk
Richard Harvey
Helen Forbes
Middletown Township appoints public work committees
The Middletown township committee appointed committees to oversee public works departments. Auditing and finance include Ernest Taylor and Clinton Lohsen. Roads and lights involve John N. Johnson Jr, Frank Scott, and Antonius Gibson. Police committee lists Lohsen, Johnson, and Gibson. Lohsen, cashier of Keansburg National Bank, was sworn in as a special policeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Township
Ernest Taylor
Clinton Lohsen
John N. Johnson, Jr
Frank Scott
Antonius Gibson
Lohsen
Johnson and Gibson Adjustment
Taylor
Keansburg National Bank
Red Bank Locals and Omaha Visitors Share News
Miss Hilda Johnson of near Plainfield visits Mrs. George A Delatush on Hudson avenue. Mrs. Henry Schwartz of Weehawken spends Wednesday with her sister on Canal street. Omaha visitors Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Merton and Miss Edith Merton stay with Mr. and Mrs. William P. Lambertson on Norwood avenue. Mr. Merton, long in the milling business in the west, notes bumper crops and absence of lard tines in the far west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Hilda Johnson
Near Plainfield
George A. Delatush
Hudson Avenue
Henry Schwartz
Weehawken
Omaha
C. Merton
Edith Merton
Neb
William P. Lambertson
Norwood Avenue
Merton
Far West
Widow Purchases Parker Homestead in Matawan
Mrs Louis Tice buys the old Parker homestead on Lark Avenue from the late William Parker’s estate in Matawan. She plans to take possession in about two weeks and will use the funds from a recent $2,000 verdict won for the accidental death of her husband to provide a home for herself and her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hone
George W. Parker
Matawan
Lark Avenue
William Parker
Louis ‘Tice
Tice
Ink Removal Method for Fabrics
To remove ink from cotton, silk, or woolen goods, dip in spirits of turpentine and leave for several hours. Then rub thoroughly between the hands and the spots will disappear without changing the color or texture of the goods.
Local couple and guests at Bath avenue cottage weekend
Mr and Mrs William Spring of Glen Ridge New Jersey are staying at the Victoria in Second avenue during the summer. Miss Lucille Green and Bayard M Green of Trenton are visiting Mr and Mrs Benjamin P Morris at the Morris cottage on Bath avenue for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Spring
Glen Ridge
N. J
Victoria
Second Avenue
Lucille Green
Bayard M. Green
Trenton
Benjamin P. Morris
Morris Cottage
Bath Avenue
Pioneering Ocean Grove figure Lysander Watson dead at Ridgewood
Lysander Watson, longtime Ocean Grove engineer and township ally, died in Ridgewood New Jersey at age about 86. A Maine native who settled in the Grove over 40 years ago, he helped lay out the Belmar trolley line with George W. Potts and later worked gravel pits. He survived by two sons Harry A. Watson and William Watson and three daughters Mrs. George Hickman Mrs. Albert Barton and Mrs. Walter Brainigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lysander &. Watson
Ocean Grove
Balmar
Ridgewood
N. J
Mr. Watson
Maine
the Grove
Neptune
Gorge W. Potts
Belmar
Watson
Morgan
New York
German Plant Pathologists to Visit United States Tour
German plant pathologists are scheduled to visit the United States next month. Farm demonstrators from Monmouth and Mercer counties collaborate with the New Jersey State Agricultural Experiment Station to arrange a tour of Mercer Middlesex and Monmouth counties. The plan begins in Trenton with automobile travel to Allentown Imlaytown Freehold Englishtown Cranbury and Plainsboro with a dinner in Freehold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United States
Monmouth
Mercer
Department of Plant Pathology
State Agricultural Experiment Station
New Brunswick
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Middlesex
Trenton
Allentown
Imlaytown
Freehold
Englishtown
Cranbury
Plainsboro
Oceanic Girl Hesster May to Wed Charles A. Schraudner
Mr and Mrs EH A Pumphrey of Oceanic announced their daughter Hesster May engagement to Charles A Schraudner of New York with a dinner at their home. The wedding is planned for early September at St George s church in Rumson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EH. A. Pumphrey
Oceanic
Hesster May
Charles A. Schraudner
New York
St. George's Church
Rumson
Governor Fielder Hosts Sea Girt Summer Receptions
In Sea Girt New Jersey on June 27 Governor and Mrs Fielder opened the season with a luncheon for State Senators and wives at the Little White House. They will host Assemblymen and wives and district citizens at intervals this summer resort season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Girt
N. J
Fielder
Little White House
Grace Greenwood Charms Searboro With Dancer Lessons
Miss Grace Greenwood, specialty dancer and a graduate of Oscar Duryea's Normal School for Dancing in New York, teaches social and aesthetic dancing at the Searboro Hotel. She has made many friends as the hotel enjoys unusually high patronage this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Greenwood
Searboro Hotel
Oscar Duryea
Normal School For Dancing
New York
Greenwood
Searboro
Ready For Ocean Crossing In a Machine That Swims and Flies
The America flying boat built at Hammondsport by Glenn Curtiss for Rodman Wanamaker demonstrated its seaworthy and flight capabilities on a test run on a lake. Lieutenant John Cyril Porte is slated to pilot a Newfoundland to England crossing next month with George Hallett as his mechanic. The venture seeks the Lord Northcliffe prize of 50000 dollars and other honors, with weather and technical challenges noted by Captain A. E. Hambleton and Curtiss officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Glenn T. Curtiss
Mammondsport
N. Y
Rodman Wanamaker
John Cyril Porte
Atlantic
Newfoundland
England
Azores
Spain
George Hallett
Harold K. McCormick
Chicago
John D. Rockefeller
Hallett
Lieutenant Porte
Porte
Hammondsport
St. John’s Harbor
Nova Scotia
Lord Northcliffe
Europe
Victoria Woodhull Martin
Woman's Aerial League of Great Britain
A. E. Hambleton
White Star
Celtic
Lieutenant Torre
Pico
Francis
Wildman
Curtiss School For Aviators
Curtiss
Wonewaker
Hugland
Daniel Dow
Thre Cunarder Lusitania
Gleen H. Curtiss
Lake Keuka
New York
Urfiss
Transatlantic flier Wanamaker designed with twin engines
Lieutenant Porte analyzes Sikorsky and Wanamaker flying boats for transatlantic use. The Wanamaker craft employs two 100 horsepower engines with independent propellers balanced on each wing. If one engine fails at night the craft can stay aloft on the remaining power and be repaired at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sikorsky
Wanamaker
USEFUL BIG BROTHERS AT WISCONSIN ADVISE BOYS
The University of Wisconsin assigns probation officer supervised big brothers to at risk youths. Each lad’s history guides the adviser in choosing approaches. Weekly meetings occur in friendly settings, with help on schoolwork or continued study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin
Wilson predicts great US business boom and new freedom program
President Wilson told visiting Virginia editors that the United States is on the eve of a historic business boom driven by his anti trust program described as a new constitution of freedom. He argued tariffs currency reform and trust measures show a constructive plan and warned against delaying further agitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Wilson
United States
Freedom For
Washington
Bureau of Commerce
Louelness
Las
Congress
Congress of the United States
Interior of the Earth Remains Solid Under Heat
The Philadelphia Record notes that deep mine and borehole temperature increases prove extreme heat beneath the surface, yet scientists may be right that interior rocks remain solid under pressure. When brought to the surface and pressure drops they liquefy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Omnibus term roots in Paris and London transit debut
The passage traces the origin of the word omnibus from French usage in 1829 and recalls Parisian predecessors from 1672 to 1676 called caresses a cing sous. It notes letters patent restricted early vehicles to middle class users, distinct from later democratic omnibus services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shillibeer
France
Paris
London Chronicle
Crockett and Maggie Folklore Sparked by School Tale
The Westminister Gazette recalls a village anecdote about Robert Crockett not marrying Maggie. As a child Crockett attended the Free Church school at Laurieston village three miles from home. Maggie, an older girl, accompanied him daily and a villager quipped they would marry, to which Crockett retorted he had not yet learned the names of Israel’s kings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie
Israel
Westminster Gazette
Fragmentary Exchange Shows Colorful Dialogue
A brief, garbled dialogue fragment presents a cold exchange between two speakers, Mr. Smithers and a woman, about farewells and courage. The tone hints at a reflective mood on resilience versus lingering sorrow.
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Long Branch
Broad St
Bridge Whilt
Middletown
Library Hall
Bo'cleck
Popular Store
Broadway
Eway Theatre
Aer
J. Kahn
App
W. J
Lysander E. Watson
Sea Bright
Mahoney & Harvey
Sea Bright, N. J
Glenn Hi, Curtiss
American Press Association
Atlantic Ocean
Seousity
Sid
THE
Daily Record
Steinbach Company
Asbury Park, Nelo Jersey
Boom
President Wilson
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