Baer Roll-Call at New Monmouth
The New Monmouth Baptist Church held its annual roll call and meeting in ideal early spring weather. Attendance exceeded seating capacity of 800 as reports showed nine new members, treasury gains, and active departments including Sunday school, Christian Endeavor, and women’s circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Monmouth Baptist Church
Cone
Z. Clark Marten
Pipst Baptist Church
G Gardiner
Central Baptist Church
James B. Grigggs
William M. Seeley
Treasury
John N. Hillyer
Benevolence
Hillyer
Migs Wihel
Edward Acker
Christian Endeavor Society
Henrietta Pentermann
Junior
Huldah Morford
Woman's Mission Circle
Carolyn P. Pentermann
Farther Lights Society
Robert Laird Dead Scobeyville Distiller at 73
Robert Laird a longtime Scobeyville distiller died at his home Thursday at 10 am in his 74th year after paralysis struck February 15. Survived by brother Joseph Laird of Freehold, his funeral will be held at 11 am Monday at the house with interment in Freehold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scobeyville
Robert Laird
Laird
Joseph Laird
Freehold
Feeders' Club Session Highlights Band Debut
The Feeders' Club enjoyed a social evening at Elke's Home with Arthur Sussman as chair. A notable feature was the Feeders' band performance. Ed von Kattengill of Red Bank will chair the next session. Also announced: Library Hall executive meet and a Purim Ball by Hebrew Ladies' Benevolent Society on March 4, with prizes for costumes and tickets 50c. Rentals advertised at 186 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feeders
Elke
Arthur Sussman
Ed. von Kattengill
Red Bank
Hebrew Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Lyceum
J. Pitman West
D. L. T. Club
Sylvester Gootheil
Vernon Street
Augustus Dangler
Sylvester Goetheil
Percy Patterson
Keyport Publicity Dinner Boosts Town Image
Keyport received a strong lift from a Publicity Bureau dinner at the Majestic Theatre. Over 200 leaders from newspapers, railroads, trolleys, and local business gathered to promote Keyport as a residence, manufacturing, and resort, with plans to put the bay town on a wider map.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyport
Publicity Bureau
Majestic Theatre
Commission League Opens Headquarters in City Store
The Commission Government League opened its headquarters at the corner of Broadway and Third Avenue. Secretary Richard Bennett will greet visitors and explain the commission plan. Tonight Library Hall hosts a planning session for March 12 election day with volunteers and an executive committee briefing. The league seeks to appoint agents through Democratic and Republican city committees, awaiting chairmen responses. Plans for next week include commission government meetings and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission Government League
Broadway
Third Avenue
League
Richard W. Bennett
Library Hall
Elizabeth Pastors Coming to Long Branch Mass Meeting
A Sunday 4 PM mass meeting for men at First Presbyterian Church Long Branch will feature Dr Thomas P Coultaf of Elizabeth pastor of a leading Methodist church. The talks aim to reengage inactive men in church work with plans for a Bible study institute possibly led by Dr Hewline later this month. All men and interested citizens urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas P. Coultaf
Elizabeth
Roseville M. E
Newark
Dr. Hewline
Br. Honline
Hrangel- Jeal Ehruhes
Last Obstruction Cleared at Ocean Avenue Pier Site
The cement house used by Hen nebique Construction Co. has been removed from Ocean avenue and stored on the new concrete pier. The avenue is now clear for the first time since the pier began. Jacob Steinbach installs three 20th Century Clothing revolving showcases holding 270 suits. Meeting of Executive Committee tonight at Library Hall. Fifty volunteers wanted for taree and vaudeville each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennebique
Ocean Avenue
Jacob Steinbach
Party Politics 10 Pushed Aside In City Government Debate
Impending Commission Government election prompts discussion on party committees role. Voters in Long Branch favor direct public opinion over party control as both Democratic and Republican city committees sign the petition backing the plan. Last fall, key committee members were named, highlighting a shift away from party as the decisive city government force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Long Branch
Atrenise
Newcom
Democratic City Executive Committee
Raymond Fesler
Joseph A. Burns, Jr
Thomas P. Fay
Amzi G. Dodd
Joseph Kiernan
Thomas Beatty
John Daly
Howard Green
Thomas McKenna
James B. Sacco
James Guire
William Hulst
John J. Lively
James Quirk
T. Conover Morford
William Beatty
George W. Holmes
Benjamin P. Morris
John H. Hines
James W. Wood
Charles E. Brown
Walter Burton
Ellsworth Jackson
William Morris
Howard Smock
Thomas W. Arrowsmith
Theodore Cranmer
Jacob B. Fmmons
C. Henry Irwin
Albert W. Warwick
Harry P. Bennett
R. Horace Curtis
David G. Edwards
Henry Joline
Andrew K. Nelson
Edward H
Weather forecast for New Jersey fair tonight and Saturday
The Weather Bureau predicts fair weather in New Jersey for the next thirty six hours ending Saturday at 8 pm with little temperature change. Light to moderate northwest winds, 7 miles per hour wind velocity, and humidity around 59 to 62 percent. Observations from Long Branch display station show yesterday's high 31, low last night 19, current 21, with a 24 hour change of minus 3. Barometer around 30.35, last night 30.22. Seasonal notes recall clear skies a year ago with temps from 19 to 41. Local market news notes Philip Schmidt adding a fruit and vegetable department to his meat and fish market. Mr 8 Bonforte to head the dept ensuring fresh seasonal produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Philip Schmidt
8. Bonforte
Strafiway
Assembly Clears Calendar After a Hard Day's Work
In Trenton yesterday the Assembly cleared its calendar after a busy session. It passed thirty bills, reported thirteen, gave second reading to thirty-four, and adjourned at five. Local measures dominated the action, with notable items on indigent care, railroad land possession, and anti cigarette regulation. The Holloway bill tightens penalties and raises age for minors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Senate
Assembly
House
MecCran
State Commissioner of Charities
Holloway
United States
Hildreth
Cape May
Willis
Morris County
Missing Girl Lures Family in Long Branch Disappearance
Agnes Asay, eighteen, vanished from Point Pleasant Tuesday and may have traveled to Asbury Park aboard a single ticket. She resembles a young school child, has mental fragility, and was last seen at the depot talking to a traveling salesman. Relatives fear for her welfare as searches continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Asay
Point Pleasant
Broadway
Lloyd
Isabelle Asay
Asbury Park
Red Bank Residents Report Illnesses
Mrs. James L. Worden, wife of the Hotel Abbott proprietor, is confined to bed with pleurisy under Dr. Harvey W. Young. Miss Minnie Thompson, daughter of Mr and Mrs J Stout Thompson, has water on the knee cap and is slowly recovering under Dr J E B Sayre after a skating accident on the ice three weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Worden
Minnie Thompson
Abbott
Shrewsbury Avenue
Red Bank
Harvey W. Young
J. Stout Thompson
Leighton Avenue
J. EB. Sayre
Miss Thompson
Mrs. Lloyd Laid to Rest in West Summit NJ
Funeral for Mrs. Frank Lloyd, née Warner, who died at her home in West Summit New Jersey, was held Wednesday afternoon at her sister Mrs. James Guire's Hollywood Avenue residence. Rev. G H Neal officiated with a tribute to the deceased, a former Long Branch girl. Members of Asbury M and E Church sang. Pallbearers were James Tinker Thomas Hoyt George Huff John L Price John Merlatt and Russell Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Lloyd
Warner
West Summit
N. J
James Guire
Hollywood Avenue
G. H. Neal
St. Guire's
M. B. Church
Long Branch
Asbury M. &. Church
Easter suit orders and thanks words at Long Branch luncheon
A note of gratitude for sympathy after a bereavement mentions Mr. Lovell and pallbearers. Charles Layton signs the message. Separately, diners at the Commercial Hotel in Long Branch hear compliments about an elegant Easter suit made to order by J Salz of Red Bank New Jersey, reflecting the Indies’ mood about ladies’ fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lovell
Charles Layton
Mra. Silverstein
Fluked on Walk to Red Bank by Fred Waller and W H Piper
Fred Waller and W H Piper set out from Broadway via Pleasure Bay for Red Bank with relays planned en route. After tiring near the Shewsbury river they decided to turn back after crossing the drawbridge and called a carriage to retrieve them. They returned home feeling no worse for the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Waller
W. H. Piper
Red Bank
Broadway
Pleasure Bay
Shewsbury
Waa
Surf Theatre Showtimes and Prices in Keyport
Open afternoon and evening with Matinees at 3 30 and evenings at 7 15 and at 10 o clock Saturday matinee at 2 30. Admission ten cents, children and matinees five cents. Surf Theatre and Keyport Life Motion Pictures Illustrated Songs.
Supper at Red Bank Church Draws Big Crowd
An attractive leap year supper at the First Baptist Church in Red Bank drew praise for its decor and spread. The Philathea Sadlety with Ladies Aid and Men's League served a generous meal from 6 40 to 8, with over 130 dollars expected to be cleared. Flowers, jonquil color scheme, and white dresses with brass accents enhanced the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
First Baptist Church
Philathea
Ladies’ Aid Society
Men's League
Johnson L. Miner
Myron Slater
Joel McQueen
Frank Manson
Laula Y. Manning
Eewin H. Burr
Carrie McDean
Irving Finch
Allée Morford
Ethel Dav 4
Katherine Hobrough
Nelle
May and
Maile Wilson
Edith H. Hook
Victoria Brown
Viola Bowman
Emily Conover
Cecil Weaver
Daisy Davis
Hila Davis
May Conklin
Florence M. Barton
Lillian Antonides
Elizabeth Dalrymple
Elizabeth Stryker
Chilietine Hook
Hance
Harry Burrows
Richard Applegate
Thompson
Fred Conklin
Alfred Ingalls
Fred Waters
Benjamin H. Ford
Jo King
William Hugg
Herbert B. Williams
Mra
Joseph Applegate
Hance Patterson
Missea Mina T
Marin
Aliie Applegate
George Bray
Fred R. Bolce
Mre
Charles B. Parsons
Joseph Burrows
Charles Lewis
Portia Bergen
Lydia McQueen
Adele Chandler
Marjorie Kelly
Dorothy Weeks
Tree Limb Breaks Trolley Wire in Red Bank
A large tree felled near Morgan V. Disbrow’s property struck a trolley wire on Bridge Avenue by the Jersey Central Traction near the railroad station. Jersey Central cars were stalled about two hours until the wire was repaired by the Keyport wrecking crew with help from M. C. BE. Company workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Avenue
Red Bank
Jersey Central Traction Company
Morgan V. Disbrow
Wie JP
Ty -Company
Keyport Company
M. Cc. BE. Company
Back From Burial of Sister In Law in Keystone City
William H. Brehm returned from Mauch Chunk last night and visited Keystone City to attend the burial of his sister in law Mrs Hep Brehm on Wednesday. The deceased died last Saturday and survived her husband by two years. There are two small surviving children. A snow storm affected Mauch Chunk on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Brehm
Mauch
Cohen the Tailor Promotes Spring Goods and Services
Cohen the Tailor of 18 Second Avenue advertises spring and summer goods, tailoring, cleaning and dyeing for ladies and gentlemen, with a note about a Library Hall event and a Saturday market featuring fresh Jersey eggs, cheese, and staples. The notice references local sales and events, including cake sales and Lent activities, in a period newspaper voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Avenue
Hia
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Fort
M. C. O'Donnell
St. Joseph's Church
Fred Frick
Bannister
Adam Salz
O. C. Bogardus
Daniel E
Robert D. E. Mahoney
William B. Warn
RE. B. Corklin
Cornelius Ackerson
Rufus O. Walling
van Buskirk
Frank van Brackle
John W. Keough
John G. Schenck
Houtonnieres
Mary H. Walling
John Franklin Fort
John W. Slocum
Edmund Wilson
Henry Salz
Salz
Sale
Henry Sale
Little Publicity Bureau
Sugar Bowl
St. James’ Missionary Society
Scobey's
Pritt
Empire Theatre
Monmouth St
Chas
W. Ritter
Commission League
Dr. Coultaf
Forward Movement
Bt. Patrick's
Oliver Byron Engine Co
Neptune Hall
Mr. Valentine
Elkwood
Valentine
Weather Bureau Forecast
Mrs. Lloyd
Sugar Bow
Surf Theatre
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Philathea Society of Baptist Church
Cohen the Tailor
Pitty Volantoce
aDenial
Iving
Second Ave
Beeber's
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