Reverend Shield Accepts Highland Park Pastorship
Rev Frederick K Shield will leave Long Branch May 1 to lead the Reform Church at Highland Park New Jersey. He preached at Highland Park Sunday and the Highland Park church will build him a parsonage. The pastor praised for clear voice and steady delivery and noted he regrets leaving Long Branch after making many friends.
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Frederick K. Shield
First, Reformed Church
Shield
É Park
Newick
First Reformed Church
Highland Park
Highland Rk
Home News
Ali
Dungan Succeeds Heisley on Monmouth Circuit Bench
Governor Woodrow Wilson sent to the Senate the appointment of Nelson Y. Dungan of Somerville as circuit court judge for seven years with a $9,000 salary to replace Wilbur A. Long Branch. Dungan’s Senate confirmation follows a long National Guard career from private to lieutenant colonel, while Heisley served on the bench since 1900 and became a circuit judge in 1904.
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National Guard
Somerville
Long Branch
Nelson Y. Dungan
Wilbur A. Long Branch
Woodrow Wilson
Senate
Dutigan
Third Infantry
Second Infantry
Leutenant
Heisley
Dolores Dungan
Court of Common Pleas
Monmouth County
Voorhees
Murphy
Pine View Boarding House at Fair Haven tallest building
The Pine View boarding house in Fair Haven is described as among the finest in the area. Managed by Harry C. Miller, it stands opposite McCarter's estate, offers a splendid country view, and is newly built and furnished across four stories, making it the village's tallest structure.
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Fair Haven
Pine View
Harry C. Miller
McCarter
Fair Haven Borough Meeting Planned in Schoolhouse
Fair Haven citizens will meet Friday night in the schoolhouse to discuss Tatters pertaining to the incorporation of Fair Haven as a borough. All residents may speak, with special invitations to Shrewsbury township officers.
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Fair Haven
Shrewsbury Township
Active Nurse at 78 in County Spotlight
James Poole of Oakwood avenue is described as the most active man nurse in the county for his age. In three months he aided two difficult cases, with Captain James P. Jewell of Grand avenue who had dropsy and heart issues, and with Emil Theil of Broadway. Jewell is improving and Poole’s services are no longer needed.
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James Poole
Oakwood Avenue
Poole
James P. Jewell
Grand Avenue
Emil Theil
Jewel
Goetheil
Pople
Red Bank Elks Lodge Instituted Nearl y 200 Strong
Red Bank hosts the institution of Elks Lodge No. 1229 with a charter membership list near two hundred. District Deputy W. Farmer of Jersey City presided as Long Branch Lodge officers assisted in the ceremony. The new lodge began under Exalted Ruler Dr Edwin Field and officers include W. Houston and A. R. Coleman, with funds and governance in place after the initiation in the Davidson building on Broad Street.
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W. ©. Farmer
Jersey City
Rea Bank Lodge
Benevolent Protective Order of Eiks
Red Bank
Dikdom
Davidson
Broad Street
Long Branch Lodge
Farmer
Grand Lodge
Elxdom
Charles Rosencran
Esquire
Charles Ho Freone, Jr
Hart
Surles
Frank L. Howland
Edward Schoenthaler
Herbert C. Cooper
B. B. Newcomb
John W. Pyles
August Weber
Wm. R. Warwick
Henry Schoenlein
Phil L. Cohen
Wm. D. Walling
Tyler
Edward
Ford
Howard Stokes
Red Bank Lodge
Edwin Field
Wiliam M. Thompson
P. P. Rafferty
Wiliam H. Houston
A. R. Coleman
Mort V. Pach
Charles K. Straus
Fred H. van Dorn
Joel B. McQueen
Mrs Corson Dead Wife of Former First M E Pastor
Mrs. Corson widow of Reverend Pennington Corson former pastor of First M E Church West Long Branch died in Haddonfield from nervous trouble at age fifty. Survived by eight children including Reverend Alexander Corson and Dr Allan Corson. Funeral in Haddonfield Friday at 10:30 a.m. Friends from West Long Branch, once stationed there fifteen years ago, plan to attend.
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First M. E. Church
Haddonfield
Corson
Pennington Corson
First M. E
West Long Braney
Alexander Corson
Allan Corson
Marie DuBois
Glassboro
Caroline
Louisa
Pennington
Harris
Paul
Jorson
West Long Branch
Carson
Sewer advocates plan renewed petition in Monmouth Beach
Advocates for a sewer system renew efforts after Borough Council failed to adopt a bond resolution at Monday's meeting. Three officials opposed citing outfall maintenance, disposal plant proximity to residential property, and uncertain installation costs. Mayor and officials inspect systems to choose a cost effective option meeting borough needs.
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Monmouth Beach
Wessrs
Cohens Move to New Building on Broadway Elkwood Recreation
Phil L. Cohen vacated his Press building apartments on Third Avenue and moved to a new brick building on Broadway known as the Elkwood Recreation. His home is described asmodern, pretty, airy, and convenient with front rooms ensuite and a living hall connecting to other rooms. Beutells Leave Sea Bright for New Brunswick. Otto F. Beutell and wife will reside in New Brunswick where he manufactures approved gas engines. Contractor G T Luke hosts a course supper at his Norwood Avenue home with several friends in attendance.
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Phil L. Cohen
Press
Third Avenue
Broadway
Elkwood
George T. Luke
Elberon
Norwood Avenue
J. H. Davis, Jr
A. T. Traax
Albert Pierce
Thomas Luke
G. T. Luke
Harry Truax
Josie Hawkins
Florence Adams
West Side Road lowered to two feet after talks
After a lengthy conference among Monmouth County Freeholders New Jersey Central officials and West Side property owners the roadbed of the West Side road between Sea Bright station and the North Borough Line crossing will be lowered by two feet Work resumed under County Engineer G C Allen and is to be swiftly completed The decision came after joint discussions at a real estate office and the Central Railroad station with emphasis on safety for local residents and the Tripp family area near the North Borough Line crossing where fatalities occurred
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Monmouth County
Board of Chosen Freeholders
New Jersey Central
West Side
Sea Bright Station
North Borough Line
G. C. Allen
Corlies
John Daly
Robert M. Thompson
Charles Wyckoff
George H. Frech
New York & Long Branch Railroad
Ellery O. Anderson
John Achelis
W. Hope Miller
P. Hall Packer & Son
Allen
Wyeth
Shippen
Central Railroad
West Side Road
ce@unity
Tripp
Robins pleads guilty to bank theft in New York
Joseph G Robin, indicted on eight counts of grand larceny in ties to the Northern Bank and the Washington Savings Bank, pleads guilty to stealing 27000 from the Washington Savings Bank. Sentence postponed to March 27 as former District Attorney Jerome is allowed to withdraw as his attorney.
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New York
Joseph G. Robin
Northern Bank
Washington Savings Bank
Jerome
Robin
Weather Forecast and Local Event Notice
The U S Weather Bureau predicts a cloudy night followed by a fair Thursday in New Jersey with westerly winds. Readings at 8 am show 30.10 barometer and 18 mph southwest wind. temperature 24. Hot clam chowder will be served in Simpson Memorial M B K Church dining room Wednesday evening from 6 30 to 8 20 with tickets at 25 cents.
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U. 8
Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Howder
Simpson Memorial M. BK
Western Visitors Here and Senate Clash Across the Nation
George H. Woolley a Detroit hotel man visits Washington with wife and mother in law before heading west. In Senate, Lorimer fights to keep seat as Bailey trades for tariff board. reciprocity and tariff bills loom with a busy session ahead and Sexton Bros. undertakers listed at 516 Broadway.
Tusting Co Opens Lang Branch Store
The Tusting Piano Company secures a long term Long Branch lease at Castle Hall. Mr. Tusting plans a history of the oldest piano house in Monmouth County, noting the firm’s deep ties to Long Branch and Asbury Park. He previously ran in Asbury Park and served nine years as supervisor of music in Long Branch schools.
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Monmouth County
R. A Tusting
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Tusting
Willam Baldwin
Tustine Piano Company
Tasting’Piano Company
Woodward takes foreign advertising post for three papers
John B. Woodward son of former Long Branch mayor is named general advertising representative for the Boston Globe and Chicago Record-Herald in the foreign field, joining his duties with the Chicago Daily News. He will travel between the papers, expanding their foreign advertising reach.
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Long Branch
Boston Globe
Chicago Record-Herald
John B. Woodward
Times Building
New York
Chicago Daily News
Chicago Record- Herald
Auto Reciprocity Bill Passes House in Trenton
Trenton March 1 The Bracken automobile reciprocity bill moves to the Senate after a 37 to 18 House vote following a reconsideration. The measure would create reciprocal relations between New Jersey auto licenses and those from other states. The Senate also acted on 14 bills yesterday while the House approved 15 measures including railroad tax distributions and explosion storage rules.
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Trenton
Bracken Automobile
Senate
New Jersey
House
Yeas
Agnew
Bacharach
Balentine
Boettner
Boorsemen
Brodhead
Brown
Christie
Davidson
Donnelly
Egan
Ford
Griff
Bitwers
Jackson
Janges
Layden
Leveen
Macksey
Martin
McCran
McGowan
McGrath
McLoughlin
Mylod
the Man
Phillips
Radcliffe
Ramsay
Mond
Shalvey
Simpson
Streit
Thompson
Turner
Nays
Adams
Bunn
Burke
Colds
DeUnger
Hand
Hendrickson
Kenny
Lafferty
LaMonte
Mather
Knights of Honor Meet at Blakeley Home
Third monthly meeting of the Knights of Honor at the First Baptist Church Sunday school was held at Ernest Blakeley home in Norwood avenue last night. Boys aged twelve to sixteen not in another class were invited. Attendees included Rev T B Hughes, W H Robinson, Clarence Miller president, Willie Van Brunt secretary, Edgar West treasurer, Freddie Jordan, Edgar Harvey, Reginald Van Note, Ernest and John and Harry Blakeley.
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Baptist Sunday
Blakeley
I’. B. Hughes
W. H. Robinson
Clarence Miller
Willie van Brunt
Edgar West
Freddie Jordan
Edgar Harvey
Reginald van Note
Ernest
John
Harry Blakeley
Beginning of Lent Activities in Local Churches
Beginning today Ash Wednesday, members of Roman Catholic and Protestant Episcopal churches began forty days of abstaining from social activities. At Star of the Sea and St. Michael's ashes were distributed after exact mass. Lenten services were held at St. James' Church.
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St. Michael's
St. James’ Church
Official Board Meeting Ends With Social Hour at Church
At the close of the official board meeting Monday night Rev. Alfonzo Dare pastor of the Simpson Memorial M E Church entertained the church officials and their wives. A social hour was spent, followed by the serving of refreshments.
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Alfonzo Dare
Simpson Memorial M. E
Foresters Attend Funeral for Formen T Brden
Foresters at Borden Funeral Court Long Branch No 67 F of A attended the funeral of Formen T Br den yesterday afternoon. The service at the grave was performed by Past Chief Ranger Wm T Miller. Pall bearers were chosen from the Forresters and Ancient Order United Workmen Frank G Splansky Frank Greenleaf Robert Sinclair King Robbins Elwood Jeffery and Ilmore West
Apendicitis Operation Successful For Mrs Cook
Mrs. Frederick Cook of Monmouth Beach underwent an appendicitis operation today at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Word from Monmouth Beach at noon said the operation was very successful. Stenographer Edwin A Kingsley, a longtime NY Supreme Court stenographer, died at his Mantenu home from valvular heart trouble at about age 48, leaving a widow and two daughters. Mrs. Lovgetreat of Midtown Townehill, died at Monmouth Memorial Hospital, and her remains were taken home by funeral director Harry C Fay. Mr Longstreet, a contracting plumber, is mentioned in connection with the notices.
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Frederick Cook
Monmouth Beach
Monmouth Mermorial Hospital
Kingsley
Edwin A. Kingsley
New York Supreme Court
Mante
Ped Renk
Evvnine Kingsley
Toul*e
Marie
George HF
Tonestreet
Middetown Towrehin
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Harry C. Fay
Longstreet
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