Auxiliaries Plan Aggressive Summer Work for Monmouth Hospital
Two summer auxiliaries will operate from Long Branch and Rumson to fund Monmouth Memorial Hospital. The Long Branch group will supply linen. Rumson will provide cash to cover debt and maintenance. Members join as cash contributors to replace traditional ticket sales for summer entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Long Branch
North Jersey
Bath Avenue
Charles A. Wimpfheimer
Wimpfheimer
Gladville
Rumsonhaven
Thomas N. McCarter
Rumson
Ushers Hold Banquet After First Church Play
The ushers of old First Church West Long Branch hosted a Monday banquet at Abbottsford Hall after presenting the play Affaire. A social evening featured vocal and instrumental music and a late spread at 11 30. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Frank A Poole Mr and Mrs James Atche son Mr and Mrs William Morris Mr and Mrs Walter H Cornell Mr and Mrs James M Heyer Mr and Mrs George F Vanhuel Mr and Mrs Frank Sherman Mr and Mrs Frank Antonides Mr and Mrs A R Chin ery Mr and Mrs Walter Sherman Mr and Mrs Charles Stillwaggon Rev C B Fisher Willis Woolley Prof R S Tharpe Roland Hughes Richard Cornell Eugene Bowman Cecil Sherman Miss Julia Walt Miss Doris Newing Ida Fielder Edna Bowman Ida Golden Elsie Vanhuel Minnie Storm Mrs Albert Poole and Master Raymond Poole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old First Church
West Long Branch
Abbottsford Hall
Frank A. Poole
James Atcheson
William Morris
Walter H. Cornell
James M. Heyer
George F. Vanhuel
Frank Sherman
Frank Antonides
A. R. Chinery
Walter Sherman
Charles Stillwaggon
C. B. Fisher
Willis Woolley
R. 8. Tharpe
Roland Hughes
Richard Cornell
Eugene Bowman
Cecil Sherman
Julia Walt
Doris Newing
Ida Fielder
Edna Bowman
Ida Golden
Elsie Vanhuel
Minnie Storm
Albert Poole
Raymond Poole
Cycles to Meet Oakwood Nine at Division Street Diamond
The Oakwood Field Club faces the Cycle Club on the Division street diamond next Tuesday. Both teams are strong and a good game is expected. The Cycles won basketball champions last winter in this city and seek more laurels, making their initial appearance on the diamond. The Oakwoods are a strong Sunday nine with an established run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakwood Field Club
Division Street
Oakwoods
Ushers Meeting Postponed At St Luke's Church
The Ushers' Union of St. Luke's M E Church postpones its summer meeting due to the serious illness of John Clark Jr. at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. The meeting was to be at the Branchport home of Mr. and Mrs. H B Seymour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clark, Jr
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Ushers’ Union
St. Luke’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Branchport
H. B. Seymour
Red Bank Boy Held in Quarantine for Scarlet Fever
Harold Webb, son of William Webb of Bridge Avenue, Red Bank, is confined at home with a light scarlet fever case. Dr. Biddle H. attends and a quarantine of the house is enforced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Webb
William Webb
Bridge Aveneus
Red Bank
Biddle H
Drake & Riddle Relocates Plumbing Firm to Press Building
Notice states Drake and Riddle, plumbers and gas fitters, now in Barham Building Second Avenue will move to Press Building Third Avenue near Broadway in July. The firm will continue contract and repair work and carry a large stock of supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake & Riddle, Plumbere and Gas Fitters
Barham
Second Avenue
Press
Third Avenue
Broadway
Indicted Leader of Monmouth County Horse Thief Gang
Jacob Rosenberg, alleged gang leader, arraigned before Judge Foster in Freehold on four indictments for breaking and entering and stealing goods including linens, silver, silk, and horse teams. Co-defendant Jacob Spivak held on bail. Joseph Weiss discharged after no indictment. Some stolen items found at Rosenberg home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County
Foster
Freehold
Jacob Rosenberg
Jacob Spivak
Joseph Weiss
Red Bank
Rosenberg
Spivak
Joseph Reilly
Norwood Avenue
Daniel Doran
George G. Titus
Belmar
Keyport
Adai Salz & Co
Joseph Sproul
Raritan Township
Spivok
James ©. Hendrickson
Middletown
Walling, Minugh and Rue
Monmouth Kennel Club Dog Show Prizes Set for Beach Event
Premium lists for the Fourth Annual Beach Show of dogs at the Horse Show Grounds Long Branch list over 1 000 prizes. The one day country show will surpass many urban events in benching dogs and marks the first U S appearance of English terrier expert H Hildebrand Wilson. American amateur Raymond Belmont will debut as judge for beagles and foxhounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County Kennel Club
Long Branch
H. Hildebrand Wilson
Raymond Belmont
Bebray Pack of
Beagles
Judge Warns Wholesalers Over Retailing Practices
Judge Foster spoke to wholesale liquor dealers warning that evading liquor laws by retail sale must stop. He said he has evidence to present to the grand jury for investigation. Licenses were ruled on. Cawley’s Curfew at Allenhurst granted. Santanglio’s wholesale at Hed Bank granted. Wish’s hotel at the Highlands withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Grand Jury
Lewis H. Cawley
Allenhurst
Raffelo Santanglio
Hed Bank
Robert J. Wish
The
Highlands
Odd Fellows Elect Officers At Semi Annual Meeting
Arioch Lodge No. 77 of Odd Fellows elected Henry E. Keller noble grand and John C. Clark Jr vice grand at its semi annual meeting held in Odd Fellows Hall Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Arioch Lodge
Heniy E. Keller Noble
John C. Clark, Jr
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Improvements at Lenison Near Bel ford
Real estate development proceeds at Lenison near Bel ford on what was the Derrick G. Campbell homestead. Former Mayor Thomas H. Leonard of Atlantic Highlands owns the property and has opened an office there. Frank Osborn C. B. of Middletown surveyed and mapped the plots as streets are being laid out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenison
Belford
Derrick G. Campbell
Thomas H. Leonard
Atlantic Highlands
Frank Osborn
C. B
Middletown
Leonard
Sexton Bros Undertakers and Emplainers Notice
Sexton Bros undertakers and em plainers located at 518 Broadway. Telsy B. unclear and appears as a fragment for a local notice or obituary context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sexton Bros
Broadway
Telsy B
River Road Dining Offer on Atlantic Coast
A short notice advertises Fourth of July dinner options at a new South Shore Belmar venue. It promises refined surroundings and a fresh trial experience for seaside guests along the Atlantic coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
South Shore
Belmar
Lady and cop clash ends with woman released
In Red Bank near Broad and Front streets a dispute between Officer Sidney J. Warle and a young woman led to a crowd gathering and a trip to Recorder James H. Sickles office. The officer pressed a traffic complaint but Sickles dismissed the case and freed the woman. The auto belonged to Dr. McCoy of 151 West Seventy third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad
Front Streets
Red Bank
Sidney J. Warle
James H. Sickles
Mechanic Street
Earle
Sickles
O Cef Earle
Recorder Sickles
McCoy
No. 151
West Seventyihr
York
Sheriff Hetrick Ordered to Account for 1911 Receipts
At a Board of Chosen Freeholders meeting the sheriff E F Hetrick was directed to render a full account of receipts and disbursements through June 15 1911. He must accompany the report with a check for unaccounted receipts or face suit to recover penalties for noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Chosen Freeholders
E. F. Hetrick
C. B. F. Hetrick
C. EB. F. Hetrick
Board of Choen Free- Holders
Waiting Room Delayed by New Jersey Central Traction
The New Jersey Central Traction Company has a large workforce grading property at Campbell's Junction to straighten tracks. Passengers complain of delays as no waiting room has been built to replace the one burned last winter, forcing hundreds to wait in sun or rain for confections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Central Traction Company
Campbell's Junction
Red Bank Firehouse Exterior Repaint Underway
The exterior of Navesink Hook and Ladder Company on Mechanic Street in Red Bank is being repainted. Interior improvements have also been completed at the firehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navesink Hook and Ladder Company
Mechanic Street
Red’ Bank
Red Bank Woman Visited Friends in Freeport
Mrs. Howard Lafetta of Bridge Avenue Red Bank is spending a few days as a guest of friends in Freeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Lafetta
Bridge Avenue
Red Bank
Freeport
Auction at Monmouth Park Draws Huge Crowd
A large crowd attended the sale of many lots at Monmouth Park between Eatontown and Oceanport on Tuesday afternoon. Nearly twenty lots were sold, fetching prices from 125 dollars upward, with Jacob C. Shutts of Red Bank acting as auctioneer. The sale was to continue this afternoon, starting at one o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Park
Eatontown
Oceanport
Jacob C. Shutts
Red Ban
Createore Returns to Asbury Park Band at Casino
Createore returns to Asbury Park with a famed ensemble of 50 pieces performing daily through July 7 at a 2000 seat casino venue. The show schedule includes performances with capacity and seating arranged for large crowds in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Createore
Asbury Park
Walk Casino
Attendance at St. Luke's Sunday School Meeting
The St. Luke's Sunday School Association held its quarterly meeting with 60 officers and teachers present. Dr. George H. Neal presided as reports showed an average quarterly attendance of 394 across departments and five new members joined. A two day Sunday School Institute was announced for next November and the group planned an early September picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Sunday School Association
George H. Neal
Lokerson
Marjorie Vreeland
Maude Stocum
Mona C. DeNysé
G. D. Seymour
Home Department
Alicia Newing
Cecile Ettlinger
Charles E. Harvey
H. G. Woolley
J. W. Edwards
Charles Waitt
Bome
First Pile Driven for Keyport Steamboat Dock
A large crowd gathered at Beach Park Keyport for the driving of the first pile for a new steamboat dock. Hon Joseph D Bedle opened, with D P Van Deventer Jr and Rufus O Walling also speaking. The Keyport Company, local business leaders and shippers, backs the project. P Nickerson will operate a fast steamboat for five years once landings are ready. E Olcott of Keansburg built the dock at 8950 dollars. Afterward stockholders were invited to dine at the Pavilion Hotel with steamed plats and other delicacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach Park
Keyport
Keyport Company
Joseph D. Bedle
Bedlé
D. P. van Devertiter, Jr
Rufus O. Walling
van Deventer
Mr. Walling
P. Nickerson
Nickerson
E. Olcott
Keansburg
Fred Frick
Pavilion Hotel
Needle Injury Sues Mary Ryan at Lincroft
Mary Ryan of Lincroft daughter of Mrs Michael Ryan suffered a sore hand when a sewing needle fell on the table and was driven into her hand while she cleaned up. A doctor was summoned and the needle removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ryan
Michael Ryan
Lincroft
Aires
Mary
Weather forecast for New Jersey and Long Branch
United States Weather Bureau predicts fair conditions for tonight and Friday in New Jersey with moderate north to northeast winds. Observations from Long Branch display station show a 30.04 barometer and 9 mph northerly wind. latest high temperature around 87 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Pleasure Bay Arrest and Street Dispute Details
Patrolman Hennessey arrested Albert Cornwell after a clash in the Park near Pleasure Bay. Cornwell, from Highlands, struck the officer in the throat, but was subdued and taken to City Hall. held under bail awaiting grand jury action. Also noted are local petty cases involving John L. Lamphair and Henry Kleim at Liberty street and Ocean avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennessey
Pleasure Bay
Albert Cornwell
Cornwell
Highlands
City Hall
Recorder’s Court
John L. Lamphair
Asbury Park
Miller
Liberty Street
Henry Kleim
Edwards
Ocean Avenue
Sol. Edelschein
Kleim
New York
Edelschein
Recorder's Court
Justice of the Peace
Local Carpenter Reports Cap Theft on Belmont Avenue
Louis Mattie, a Belmont avenue carpenter, says a sneaky thief took his cap while he fetched a plank. The loss angers him not for value but for the audacity of the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Mattie
Belmont Avenue
Mr. Mattie
Widow Briggs dies at Atlantic Highlands
Mrs Adelaide Allen Duryee Briggs widow of the late Rev Nathaniel Lind Briggs died Monday at Atlantic Highlands. She was the daughter of General Abram Duryea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Allen
Duryee Briggs
Nathaniel Lindsay Briggs
Atlantic Highlands
Abram Duryea
Sea Bright Hotels Open for Season
All Sea Bright hotels are open for the season. The Peninsula and Normandie opened yesterday and the Octagon opened today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Bright Hotels
Peninsula
Normandie
Octagon
Summer Resident Weds Miss Loretta G Rielly
Loretta G Rielly longtime Morris avenue summer resident in the city wed John Regan on June 21 at the Church of St Peter and Paul Bronx in a quiet ceremony. Rev. John J Maher officiated with Miss Anna McKenna and Eugene Bazley as attendants. The bride wore white marquisette and a white hat with willow plumes and carried white roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta G. Rielly
John Ward
Morris Avenue
John Regan
John J. Maher
Church of St. Peter, and Paul
St. Ann’s. Avenue
Bronx
New York
Anna McKenna
Eugene Bazley
Governor Wilson to Attend Red Bank Fair Address
Governor Woodrow Wilson accepts invitation to visit the Red Bank fair on Friday September 1. He will be hosted by J Amory Haskell president of the fair association at his Middletown township summer home for luncheon. Captain Erwin Field and Red Bank Cavalry escort him to and from the residence. He is expected to speak at the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Red Bank Fair
J. Amory, Haskell
The
Fair Association
Middletown Township
Mr. Haskell
Eewin Field
Red Bank
Wilson
Brick Crosswalks Installed at Red Bank Corners
Brick and concrete crosswalks placed at Broad Street and Branth Avenue and at Methanic Street near Globe Court in Red Bank. The project is a major undertaking by contractor Charléo Burn the Red Bank, with city workers assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Broad Street
Branth Avené
Methanic Street
Globe Court
D Bank
Charléo
Velox Auto Cylinder Oil 66 i to 5 gallon cans
Onéstor M lists Velox Auto Cylinder Oil in 66 i and 5 gallon can quantities in a brief catalog-like notice. The fragment notes product and vendor identifiers without additional context.
Gardener struck by trolley car near Phillips and Poplar avenues
Robert Schuster, 55, a former Chelsea Avenue resident now living on Phillips Avenue Deal, was hit by a northbound Atlantic Coast Line trolley after stepping onto the track. He suffered a deep head gash and a broken leg, was placed in a stupor, and taken to Monmouth Memorial Hospital in serious condition. Patrolman Edward Richter reported the motorman at fault was not involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Schuster
Chelsea Avenue
Phillips 'Avenue
Deal
Onx
Schuster
Phillips and
Poplar Avenues
Edward Richter
Deal Force
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Norwood Man in Critical Condition at Monmouth Hospital
John Clark Jr of Norwood Avenue remains unconscious at Monmouth Memorial Hospital after Tuesday accident. His friends await word on any improvement as his condition is listed serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clark, Jr
Norwood Avenue
Mr. Clark
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Clark
Clever Stop by Benjamin Sprague Halts Runaway Team
Benjamin P. Sprague, a Broadway electrician, halted a runaway Siegel-Cooper-Greenhut team on North Broadway near the Parker theatre. He mounted his motorcycle, wedged the horse team to a stop, and assisted the driver, preventing serious damage. The driver was shaken but unhurt, and the public lauds Sprague for his quick action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin P. Sprague
Broadway
Siegel-Cooper- Greenhut
North Broadway
New York and Long Branch
Sprague
Parker Theatre
Bei
Port Monmouth Manay Pilot
Captain G Humphrey Willett of Port Monmouth has become a pilot for the Keansburg Steamboat Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Monmouth Manay
G. Humphrey ‘Willett
Port Monmouth
The
Keansburg Steamboat Company
Weakfish Run Reported Across Coastline
After two weeks of heavy bluefish landings fishermen along the coast report a lighter morning haul. Weakfish runs begin with Cook's pound noting forty barrels bought as anglers watch the tide for improving catches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook’s Pound
Foreman Picked for U S Grand Jury in New Jersey District
Judge Rellstab selects Surrogate David S. Crater as fore man of the United States grand jury for the district of New Jersey. The panel was drawn last week by the federal jury commission at Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David S. Crater
Rellstab
United States
Grand Jury
District of New Jersey
Federal
Trenton
Hundred Attend Steele Party for St Dorothea’s Church
About a hundred people gathered Tuesday at Mr and Mrs George A Steele home on Hatontown’s Tinton avenue for St Dorothea’s RC Church fundraising. A social evening featured games dainty refreshments and elegant floral decorations. A large sum was realized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele
George A. Steele
Tinton Avenue
Hatontown
St. Dorothéa’s RC
Open-Aa Festival Planned by Star of the Sea Church
The Star of the Sea Church to hold an open festival in the adjacent lot with seven booths and amusements. St James Church Broad way hosts July 1 8 and 4 with a large tent erected. Aiming for large patronage, refreshments plentiful. committees listed for candy cake handkerchief and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Star of the Sea
St. James’ Church
Broadway
Robert N Seeley Appointed to Atlantic Yacht Property
Robert N Seeley of New York has been appointed to manage or assume control of a property linked to the Atlantic Yacht Club in New York. Details are sparse in the fragmentary notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert N. Seeley
Atlantic
New York Yacht Ch
Change in Sunday Street Service
Sunday's schedule changes due to a bank related shift in afternoon services. The new timing runs from noon until 9 30 in the evening for the summer period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iano
William Gocofan Improvement Report
The fragment notes William Gocofan improving with mention of W Budlong of Be. No clear date, place, or event is stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gocofan
Unclear fragment hints at bite incident and illness
Fragmentary text mentions a death after thirty seven days and a bite on the hand with reference to a strange bite related event. No clear names, places, or dates are readable.
Fragmented OCR Notice From Jersey City Archive
Partial readable text mentions Jersey City and a dated listing with names and addresses, indicating a damaged public notice or archival record. The fragment references Dudley and Ge, 219 B, and souvenir items, suggesting a registration or listing related to local business or residents without complete context.
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At Are
Weiss
Frin
Red Bank Recorder
Sheriff's Books
Quartery
St. Luke’s
Sunday School Association
Orien
Eest Nea
Kelsea Avenue
Conia
Pastore
Greenhut
Foreman
U. S. Grand Jury
Creatore
Shear
Cts
Abbo1er
M. Reisner
Mick
Julia Ennis
Kelly
M. Badger
Mende Ae Cue
Mig¢ C. Mullen
Nae
Helen Egan
Ary. Egan
Jennie
Nellie ‘Mack
Florence Clency
Kate Ennis
Mary Ennis
Mise R. Hates
Joseph McGarvey
William Bodine
Thomas Beatty
H. Tappin
Wil * Nead Blodgett
M. Wil Ira
J. Youmang
J Xd
J. Burns
Wall A. Walker
M. Nolan
P Meade
Cal Shaw
Marie J
James Kurtus
Charles Kurtus
Jennie Glennis
Ethel Herbert
Joseph McGervey
C. Warwick
Henry Kelly
James Hayden
A. Sieo
Miglee
Pley
J. Flavin
Carney
M. Hines
Travis
J. Minser
R. Warewick
M. McGregor
Garland
M. Hennessey
Wootward
W. Budlong
Jersey City
Até Ap Ag
San Ig
Ant
Lidge
Dudley & Ge
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