Summer visitors fill local cottages in town and beyond
Nabellink News reports Mrs. John Moulds cottage taken for summer by Mr and Mrs Frank Barry of Brooklyn. Howard Johnson of Paterson visits J M Johnson while Leslie Stoner of Galesburg and Karl Wakefield of Apalachicola spend summer with Herbert Pasler. Bryant & Stratton students from Buffalo also noted. Rev J B Shaw hosts Katherine Mac Kissie from Cape May at Methodist parsonage. Epworth League plans a musical next month. R McDuffy of New York and spouse stay at Locust Point cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moulds
Frank Barry
Brooklyn
Howard Johnson
Paterson
J. M. Johnson
Leslie Stoner
Galesburg
Ill
Karl Wakefield
Apalachicola
Fla
Herbert Pasler
Bryant & Stratton’s
Buffalo
N. Y
J. B. Shaw
Methodist
Katherine MacKissie
Cape May
Epworth League
R. McDuffy
New York
Locust Point
Eight year old Pauline Bolton returns home from hospital
Pauline Bolton, eight, of 248 Broadway, is back from a New York hospital after nine weeks of treatment for spinal curvature. She spent two weeks at Monmouth Memorial Hospital before seeing a specialist. Though improving, she still wears a brace and will need more time before she can discard it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Bolton
Howard Bolton
Broadway
New York
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Pauline
New York Shops Offer Stylish Summer Home Accessories
A postal note from O Mlaherty’s Newark lists items for the summer season including nickel beverage sets from $10.75, a black and white knitted shoulder scarf at $8.60, brass smokers stands from $1.50 to $7.00, and a Needle Shower Bath Spray at $5.00. Also advertised are skin creams from 20 cents, coasters, glass services, and blue and white Japanese toweling at $1.00 for ten yards.
Water-Hole Film Captures African Animal Drinking Scene
J C Hemmett’s Rainey expedition water-hole footage shown at Hollywood Horse Show grounds captures eight animal species drinking together. Rhinoceroses lead the line with elephants, lions, and leopards following, while giraffes and smaller creatures wait their turn. Monkeys and zebras roam. baby elephants attract attention as mothers push them aside to drink. The sequence earned praise from Professor Henry Fairfield Osborne as a major natural science contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hemmett
Paul J. Rainey
Hollywood Horse Show Grounds
Henry Fairfield Osborne
American Museum of Natural History
Hemmett
Rainey
Highland happenings spark new builds and town figures
Martin and Boecker of Leonardo plan a Bay Avenue restaurant for W Zwicker of Hoboken, Ty measures 14 by 34 feet. John N Riker converts Twilight rink into a moving picture vaudeville house. Bernard J Creighton adds 12 by 40 feet to his riverfront dance pavilion. Judge Elmer Vreeland of Newark commissions a new semi speed motor boat. Mr and Mrs George Campbell of Pleasantville are now town residents. Oasis baseball team to play two July 4 games with the Alberts of Atlantic Highlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin and Boecker
Leonardo
Bay Avenue
W. Zwicker
Hoboken
John N. Riker
Bernard J Creighton
Elmer Vreeland
Newark
George Campbell
Pleasantville
N. J
Oasis
Alberts
Atlantic Highlands
Sunday law rages hit coast hotels and resorts hard
Coast hotels and shore resorts face strict enforcement of Sunday closing laws as prosecutors push for full compliance. Deal Inn posts no service today while Asbury Park debates illicit joints and a judge vows to revoke licenses for Sunday sales. Mayors, jurists, and anti liquor groups weigh in on enforcement and potential license changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County
Deal Inn
All Deal Beach
Vyalter M. Young
Asbury Park
Justich
Asbury Pari | Common Council
Bennett
Springwood Avenue
Justice
John E. Foster
New York
Anti-Saloon League
Justion
Fort Probng
England
Court
Tastick
Annual Fair Success at Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church
The Young People’s Missionary Society of Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church cleared 125 dollars at its annual fair held on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. George Silver in Broad Street Shrewsbury. Despite cold weather the event was a success with cake candy lemonade ice cream and fruit booths run by local members and decorated with bunting and lanterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Missionary Society
Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church
Young People's Missionary Society
George Silver
Broad Street
Shrewsbury
Lillian Hurley
Sarah Armstrong
Ruth Silver
Bessie Morford
Emma Hurley
Dorothy Linson
Grace Reed
Jessie Silver
Ethel Layton
Alice Beak
Miriam Parsons
Rose Henning
Etta Pettit
Augustus
Smith and Mia
James Stoffler
Virginia Parker
Grace Bowne
Emma Holmes
Eva Green
Richard Beak
Miss Valentine
KEANSBURG NOTES TIDBITS AND CHURCH SERVICES
Keansburg residents report visits and rentals including Dwin C Dunn from Newark visiting town and Mrs Margaret Costello planning a bungalow at New Point Comfort Beach. Alfred Woolley to build a barn for Mrs Alicia Frazer. Locust cottage rented for boarding house with Mrs Decker and Miss M Lovett. Presbyterian Church holds services at 1045 and 745 with Bible study after. Sunday school follows morning service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwin C. Dunn
Newark
Margaret Costello
Kearney
N. J
New Point Comfort Beach
George W. Walgrove
New York
Deacon Beach
Alfred Woolley
Lakewood
Alicia Frazer
Maple Street
Clarence Watson
Main Ae
Presbyterian Church
Philharmonic Concert Promises Seasonal Musical Event
Red Bank lovers are invited to hear Miss Marie Redmond The Sweet Singer of the Golden West and Wilbour Bach at a Philharmonic Society concert. Antonia Griffin the harpist, Mrs. Samuel Sabath and the Bedford M C A Glee Club of Brooklyn will perform, under Professor Alfred Robyn, ensuring a crowded house.
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Philharmonic Society
Red Bank T
Marie Redmond
Golden West
Wilbour Bach
Eoekly
Red Bank
Antonia Griffin
Mary Anderson
Samuel Sabath
Bedford ¥. M. C. A. Glee Club
Brooklyn
Snjter
Alfred Robyn
Red Bank Gleanings: Local Visits and Summer Guests
Rev Everett Van Pright visits his ill mother Mrs Etta M Van Dright of Trenton. Misses Beatrice and Welen Chamberlain and Miss Mildred Porinehief vacationing with Red Bank friends at Ocean Grove. Alma Parker revisits Newark and Forest Hill. Robert P Murphy and family stay at Patten cottages Pleasure Bay enjoying the seashore and plan fall departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett van Pright
Grace Methodist Church
Etta M. van Dright
Trenton
van Dright
Beatrice and
Welen Chamberlain
Branchevenue
Mildred Perinehief
Percy Porinehief
Red Hank
Brielle
Ethels
Florence Hitchings
Branch Avenue
Red Bank
Ocean Grove
Alma T. Parker
L. 8. Parker
Ralph Danenhower
Forest Hil
Newark
P. Murphy
Pleasure Bay
Robert P Murphy
Albany
New York
Patten
Mr. Murphy
Cottiagere
Arcanian Open Meeting At Red Bank Draws Big Crowd
Past Grand Regent Theodore Class spoke on the Arcanum’s protective benefits during an open meeting of Ted Bank Council No. 984 Royal Arcania held in the Eisner building Red Bank. Over 125 attendees heard Rev. Dr. Johnson J. Miner and Rev. Dr. James W. Rogan share stories as music and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Regent
Red Bank
Ted Bank Council
Royal Arcania
Monmouth County
Eisner
Harry Martin
Theodore Class
Arcanum
Johnson
J. Miner
James W. Rogan
Long Branch Council
Dobson Guests and Local Doings at Keyport
Frank Dobson of New York visits his uncle Edward Dobson as the banjo family remains noted. Edward Fowler resigns as Keyport Yacht Club caretaker. Dallas Young builds an addition on Second street. An addition is planned at the I F W Bileworth oyster house on Front street. Mrs. Harry Crawford hosts Miss Mabel Wilson from Plainfield. Karl Mathiagen Jr moves to Boston for a summer position as a Princeton student. Charles R Davison and family recently moved to Racquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dobson
New York
Edward Dobson
Banjoiste
A. F. Bedle
Mies Flora
Edward Fowler
Keyport Yacht Club
Dallas Young
Second Street
I. & F W. Bileworth Company
Front Street
Harry Crawford
Mabel Wilson
Plainfield
Karl Mathiagen, Jr
Boston
Princeton University
Charles R. Davison
Racquette
Red Bank Bible Classes Host Evening of Games and Song
Members of the Red Bank First Methodist Church Ladies and Men’s Bible classes, led by Rev. Percy Perinchiel and Mrs. Bishop, hosted about twenty five guests at Mrs. Bishop’s Wallace street home. Old fashioned games, piano selections by Mrs. Knapp, and a light refreshment followed with thanks from Robert Hitchinge, Sunday School superintendent. A singalong closed the gathering with You Till We Meet Again. Irving South, son of Mrs. South, was injured in a Fourth of July accident when a pistol misfired injuring his left hand, now in a sling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Percy Perinchiel
First Methodist Church
Bishop
Hishop
Wallace Street
Lee m
Robert Hitchinge
Irving South
South
Branch Avenue
Irving
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Foster
Keansburg News
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Creme DE
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United States
Meris
Kh Altman & Co
Gimbet Bros. Riker-Hegeman & Co
Simpson Crawford
Creenhul-Siegel Cooper Co
M. King
W. 55Th St
Lane Bryant
West 38Th St
Fifth Avenue
Priner and Gift For Oversperation Import
West 22d
Jack
Viet Avenue
Bet
Sinuin
Rockaway
Travers Company
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