Victor Terwilliger to Wed Gwendolyn Penny in City Wedding
Announcement lists engagement of Victor Terwilliger second son of Mr and Mrs J S Terwilliger of 21 Grand Avenue to Miss Gwendolyn Penny daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Penny of George Street South Amboy. No wedding date. Terwilliger works in cable department of New York Telephone Company in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Terwiliger
J. 8. Terwilliger
Grand Avenue
This City
Misa Gwendolyn Penny
Alfred Penny
George Street
South Amboy
Mr. Terwilliger
New York Telephone Company
Election officers problem puzzles state boards
Trenton March 3 political leaders foresee complications in election machinery as GOP election officers become Progressives. Civil Service Commission refers issue to Attorney General Wilson awaiting opinion. In 1800 plus districts two board members must come from the two leading parties Democrats and Republicans. Many boards show Republican officers switched to Progressive, raising questions of representation and legality. Essex County reports many affected boards in North Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Civil Service Commission
Frank Barkley
Republican
Hunterdon County
Wilson
Assembly
Colby
North Jersey
Essex County
Oakhurst News Notes Ills and Local Events
Oakhurst community updates report illnesses of Mrs Harry Leahy Master George Greene and others plus the infant son of Mr and Mrs Harry Sickles in grave condition. Samuel Lenier funeral held after tuberculosis illness. Lenier survived by brother and sister Bella Applegate. Hankins bungalow residents Lenier and Stanley Jeffrey new occupants. Rev Harry T Fisler leaves for Atlantic City Conference. church year praised. Mrs Lavinia Brand guest at Long Branch. Socials include New York trip for Harry Van Note and gatherings with the Thompsons Goodwins Allen and Herbert families. Biberon Council plans Diamonds and Hearts entertainment March 11 at Elberon Hall with Oakhurst school orchestra. Emil Class to perform at Washington Camp anniversary March 6 with Swiss bells and costuming.
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Harry Leahy
George Greene
Ezekiel Layton
Joseph Thompson
Fair Haven
Harry G. van Note
Harry Sickles
Samuel Lenier
Mary McIntyre
Lenier
Bella Applegate
Aasbury Park
Stanley Jeffrey
Hankins
Hankins Avenue
Harry T. Fisler
Oakhurst M .B
Atlantic City
Lavinia Brand
Wayside
Long Branch
Harry C. van Note
New York
Thomas
Herbert
Tobert Thompson
Frank Goodwin
Allenwood
John Allen
Brielle
George Herbert
Prida
Biberon
Emil Class
Washington Camp
Elberon
Veteran builds coffin at 73 in Red Bank
William Reed of Mechanic street Red Bank celebrated his seventy third birthday. He nears completion of a coffin for himself at Eaton town Undertaking. Reed, a long time tobacco user now trying to quit, is in good health and a member of the D. B. Birney Post G A R. Born February 28 1867 near Somerton Virginia he served in the Confederate army before deserting in 1862 and later fought with the Union. He lives with sister Mrs. Ella Bowles his wife dying in 1899 and five of their twelve children living in Red Bank New Haven Washington and Red Bank.
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William Reed
Mechanic Street
Red Bank
Charles Breese
Eaton Town
Reed
D. B. Birney Poat
Somerton
Virginia
Black Horse Cavalry
Longstreet
Newbern
North Carolina
New York
Hannah von Brachlen
Ella Bowles
Red Bank House Sold By Frank Gray To Carter
Red Bank Councilman Frank Gray sold the Pate house and lot on Peters Place to Houk S. Carter who lives in Albert L. Ivin's double house. The lease is 7500 dollars. The toxino feet lot holds a 28 by 46 foot house with an eight foot L and nine rooms. Carter will move April 1. Gray owns a Mechanic Street blacksmith shop and may build or buy a new home.
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Eix-Council
Frank Gray
Red Bank
Pate
Peters Place
Houk
Carter
Albert L. Ivin
Gray
Mechanic Street
Freehold Presbyterian Church marks 75th anniversary
The Freehold Presbyterian Church celebrated its 75th anniversary with a brief address by Rev. William Keffer. Dr. Charles E. Hall and Elder C. D. B. Forman spoke on church history. The church, originally built in 1838 and remodeled in 1852 under Rev. S. D. Alexander, has its present stone edifice dating from 1873.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Freehold
William Keffer
Charles E. Hall
C. D. B. Forman
Anniversary celebration at Mechanics Hall for Jr O U A M and D of L
The Jr O U A M and the Daughters of Liberty of Little Silver join in mechanics hall to mark anniversaries. Mechanics are eighteen years old and the Daughters two years old. A musical and literary program, banquet, and dancing follow this Wednesday night event.
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Jr. O
D. of L. of Little Silver
Mechanics' Hall
Thirty Years as Matawan Councilman Honored with Resolutions
Charles H. Wardell, a long time Matawan public official and banker, received engrossed resolutions from the Mayor and Borough Council recognizing his thirty years of service. The document praises his loyalty, time, and leadership since Matawan’s borough era began in 1882, noting his roles as president and council member through two governing bodies.
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Matawan
Charles H. Woodell
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
New Jersey
Wardell
Borough Commission
F. Howard Lloyd
Charles H. Wardell
Resolution Sent To Wardell For Council Minutes Spread
The council resolves that the measure be forwarded to Mr. Wardell and a full copy be spread on the minutes, reinforcing the standing of the confidence in the people and declaring the action duly recorded.
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Wardell
Pet dog put down after hydrophobia signs observed
Dr Joseph T Welch reports his collie Teddy showed convulsions last week before Patrolman Vetter shot the dog to prevent danger. The physician confirmed hydrophobia after being away. Teddy had been a family pet and neighbor to children, possibly bitten by a small yellow car dog that roamed the streets weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Joseph T. Welch
Vetter
Gentle dog Teddy feared no reprisal from children
Teddy, a gentle dog, roamed the yard and sidewalk without incident. Likely present when a mad dog appeared. Dr. Welch believes the dog has not contracted rabies and expects no serious consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Ill Bath man Richard Crum ailing at home
Richard D. Crum of Bath Avenue is seriously ill at his residence with stomach trouble. He has been bedbound for several weeks and is over eighty, previously active for his age and long associated with photography.
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Richard D. Crum
Bath Avenue
Mr. Crum
Miss Mercedes Crum Visited Miss Dorothy W Doran
Miss Mercedes Crum daughter of Mr and Mrs George L Crum New York was a weekend guest of Miss Dorothy W Doran at 144 Norwood Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercedes Crum
George L. Crum
New York
Dorothy W. Doran
Norwood Avenue
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