Hollywood Golf Club Plans Busy Season and Tournaments
Hollywood Golf Club under William Ba sees grounds improved with new mower and clubhouse upgrades. Membership rises to twenty five new owners while 18 hole medal events and match play tournaments are scheduled from July to September including Independence Day Cup and Championship events.
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Hollywood Golf Cmu
William Bathe
Caldwell
Dee
Polly
Ict
Green’s Committee
Handiap
Hollywood
Green
Sotantae
White slavery report praises restrictions and social study
New York reports a delayed grand jury led by John D Rockefeller Jr finds no organized white slavery rings but notes rising activity. It calls tighter enforcement of Raines Law hotels, criticizes some city social reform efforts, and urges studies of social evil conditions in America and Europe. William D. Lockwood Jr undergoes surgery at Mount Prospect Hospital in Brooklyn and is recovering.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
O'Sullivan
Raines Law
America
Europe
Ashland Officers Elected and Trolley Work Advances
Ashland's Jr. C. U. A. M. No. 28 met and chose six month officers led by Clarence T. Ford and Charles Wingerter with P Hall Pack as recording secretary. Widespread trolley extension progress noted with poles arriving for Pleasure Bay alignment. M W Grand Lodge of New Jersey to visit Olive Branch Lodge No. 16 Freehold and present a jewel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland Council, No. 28
Sea Bright
Clarence T. Ford
Charles Wingerter
P. Hall Pack
Long Branch
Pleasure Bay
Pbles
M. W. Grand Lodge
New Jersey
Olive Branch Lodge
No. 16
Freehold
Clarenc
Conover
Alton 8. Sherman
Bel Rant
Local Hospital Receives Second Gift Within a Week
Monmouth Memorial Hospital again benefits from major philanthropy. John Addison Woolley gave 12,000 for a New Nurses Home wing named for Elizabeth Mason Woolley, while Charles A. Wimpfheimer of New York contributed 5,000 toward hospital improvements. Mrs Wimpfheimer staffs the board and arranged a 6,000 goal, with 1,000 previously given. A room or bed may be named for Mrs C A Wimpfheimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
J. Addison Woolley
Elizabeth Mason Woolley
Woolley
Charles A. Wimpfheimer
New York
Bath Avenue
C. A. Wimptheimer
Drowned in Highlands. New York baker dies in surf
Rudolph Merts a cake baker from New York drowned Sunday at Highlands while bathing with Leonard Demer Jr of 778 Ninth Avenue. Demer warned him not to venture beyond their depth but Merts entered deeper water and sank. Lifeguards retrieved the body, doctors failed to revive him. Merts, about 26, was German with no relatives in the U S.
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Rudolph Merts
New York
Highlands
John I. Sickles
Atlantic Highlands
Mertz
Metropolis
Leonard Demer, Jr
Ninth Avenue
Demer
Carl Lensin
Lensin
Rev Deihl’s Farewell Sermon at Oceanic Church
Reverend Frank Deihl preached his farewell at Oceanic Presbyterian Church on Sunday. In the morning four secret societies attended including Rumson Council Jr U A M Ashland Council No 28 Jr O U A M of Sea Bright Red Men and Pocahontas Degree. Deihl is a member of Ashland Council and departs for the far west this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Deihl
Oceanic Presbyterian Church
Rumson Council
Ashland Council
Sea Bright
Red Men
Degree
Pocahontas
Deihl
Far West
Fair Haven Fair and church events in Monmouth Hall
The Episcopal Chapel of Fair Haven hosts a July 7 and 8 fair in Monmouth Hall with fancy and useful items for sale. Rev F K Shield takes vacation in Catskills while Rev Charles E Corbin preaches. A patriotic service with Prof Mattuck and Miss King features music. Board of School Estimate plans a July 7 adjourned meeting to discuss a $160,000 school building plan and public inspection of plans in City Hall. Also, Mortis opens a popcorn stand at Doras Park. Gardener August Grigb of G M L Sacks estate recovers from recent surgery and hopes to be well soon.
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Episcopal Chapel
Fair Haven
Monmouth Hall
F. K. Shield
First Reformed Church
Catskills
Charles E. Corbin
North Branch
Mattuck
Miss King
Board of School
City Hall
Board of Education
Grieb
August Grigb
G. M.L. Sacks
Biveron
Mr. Gried
New Baptist Pastor Thomas Hughes to Lead Long Branch Church
Rev Thomas Bennett Hughes accepts pastorate at First Baptist Church Long Branch natives of Wales and Wisconsin with long service in Wisconsin Michigan and New York ordained in Wisconsin and known for shorthand court reporting. He begins July 17 with reception planned. sixth pastor in twenty years following Russell Williams Fox Lawson Marshall Johnson.
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Thomas Bennett Hughes
First Baptist Church
Long Branch
Wales
Woodstock College
Ontario
University of Chicago
Baptist
Dalesville
Quebec
Robert Stuart MacArthur
Calvary Baptist Church
New York
America
Wisconsin
Michigan
Northern Baptist Convention
Central Baptist Association
Jana
Madison Association
Hughes
Western
Mr. Hughes
Russell
Linden
George K. Williams
C. P. Fox
G. Benedict Lawson
William H. Marshall
W. Frank Johnson
Fans stranded as trolley derails near Eatontown
Sunday afternoon clash between Nationals and Fezes ends with a derailed front trolley car blocking east and west bound lanes for about an hour near Eatontown. No injuries reported. crews cleared tracks and resumed service.
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Nationals
Fezes
Eatontown
Lover
Cottager Slips on Banana Peel In New York
Mortimer Schwartz a Long Branch cottager was injured in New York yesterday after stepping on a banana peel on the sidewalk while walking from his office to the train for the seashore. Dr Offenbach accompanied him home and the injured man is reported as improved this morning.
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Mortimer Schwartz
New York
Dr. Offenbach
Mr. Schwartz
Weather Bureau forecast for New Jersey period ends Wednesday
The Weather Bureau projection covers the next thirty six hours ending Wednesday at 8 pm for New Jersey. It notes general conditions with light to moderate winds and suggests attention to sea and shore effects near coastal towns.
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U. & Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Williams Bros Build Sea Bright Dory Craft For Several Buyers
Williams Bros Atlantic avenue works race to finish three Sea Bright dory type boats for B Simonson of Monmouth Beach Chasey Sons Coshland Sea Bright and McWood Potter Galilee. A 26 foot bottom craft for Staten Island and a 24 foot speed boat for their own use with a 15 horsepower Fox engine. Anticipated rapid completion and launch this week. Meanwhile unrest in Spain and Argentina includes killings in Biscay and a theater bombing in Buenos Aires. political assassinations and public violence feed instability across regions.
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Dory and Launch Works
Williams Bros
Atlantic Avenue
B. Simonson
Monmouth Beach
Chasey Sons & Coshland
Sea Bright
Stewart McWood
McWood & Potter
Galilee
Man Hurts Head On Park Avenue Motorcycle Crash
Fred Wier a clerk at Allenhurst pharmacy was badly hurt when his motorcycle crashed along Park avenue while speeding home from supper. A damaged front sprocket and a snapped fork sent the bike to the gutter and Wier unconscious, later identified and taken to Monmouth Memorial Hospital where he remained under observation for possible concussion.
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Fred Wier
Allen‘hurst
Park Avenue
Wier
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Six Firemen Die in Paterson Blaze
A blaze in Paterson trapped six firemen including Jure Donahue and Daly while moving a theatre and adjoining small buildings. The wall collapse left injured men under debris. Neighbors and nearby cities were urged to send aid and equipment.
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Jure
Donahue
Daly Moving Theatre
Eighth Grade Added at New Monmouth Beach School
Monmouth Beach Board of Education met in the firehouse. Members present included Blizard, Potter, Johnson, Lockwood, and Archer. Prof. Watson Ginger re-elected principal. new academic year staff listed for 1910 11. Grounds to be regraded and unused rooms furnished. eighth grade anticipated.
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Monmouth Beach
Ginger
Captain Frank McLain Dies in Langr Lang
Captain Frank F P McLain one of the oldest members of the Red Bank Yacht Club died after a long illness at his Patten Avenue home in Langr. An outing at Captain Oceanport resort was held for club members with music and dancing. Addresses were exchanged among attendees and several young ladies were entertained. Funeral arrangements unclear.
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Comet Club
Oee- Ruport
Captain al. Smith
James Killoran
New York
Ray Britton
William Dehnis
David Minser
Frank FP. McLain
I . Branch Ice Best
Yacht
Poe
Patten Avenue
Pieters 2
Lang R . i
Aimee Jaeh i
Red Benkers
Lahore
Captain Oceanport Resort
St. James
Het Red Bank
Bet Santay
Empire LodgeOFF Empire Lodge No TT IOOO
A fragmentary notice appears to reference Empire Lodge with a designation of No TT IOOO and organizational initials. The readable text indicates an internal lodge naming or hierarchical reference without a clear event or date. Further readable details are not present in the fragment.
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Rockefeller Grand Jury
Lurg Investigeon
Lockwood
William D. Lickwood
Capin Nelson Lockwood
Mount Pros Hospital
Brooklyn
Sexton SR Inertia
Em‘balenwrn
Beopdweny
Ashland
Bea Bright Juniler Mechanics
Dennis
G. Wolcott Ferry
Adolph Desch
Raymond Ferry
Abraham Herbert
C. M. Slayton
Inside Sentinel
William Nelson
Outside Sentinel
John Myrich
Rev
F. A. Dennis
Princeton
Masons
Judge Conover
Cottager
Wimptheimer
Long Branch Institution
Baker
Shield
New School
NEW Baptist
Siew. T. B. Hughes
First Baptist Young Peoples
Weather Bureau
South Shrewsbury
Attention Ae
Eloh
Weidne Bairtes
Egypt
Williama Bros
Spain
Acé
Biscay
Aes
Pete Ayewingers
Canalejas
Carlo
Wartani
Boutros Pasha
Bombin Theatre
Beunos Ayres
Colon
Ibadly
Goldstein
June Snepes
Paterson
Vemouth Beach
Coette High
Long Grand
Hopper
West Sea Creeee
Heron Ener Premines
Ty Item
Det & Campbell
Yheeea
Wea
Wlan
Elness
Empire Lodge Off
Empire Lodge
Park
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