County Local Option Meeting Held Here
Advocates from Monmouth county gathered at City Hall to discuss Senate bill 118 the Gebhardt Bill. Clergy from many churches attended along with State Senator Oliver H. Brown and Assemblymen. local option supporters argued the issue while liquor interests did not commit to debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County
City Hall
Senate
Edward I. Stearns
Mata- Wan
Independentitizens’ League
Stearns
Gulick
Long Branch
James M. Cornell
Sea Bright
League
Oliver H. Brown
Leon Taylor
James A. Hendrickson
Elmer H. Geran
William A. Aestt
Renfent
New Jersey
Harry P. Bennett
Mr. Bennett
St. Biuke's M
M. E. Conference
J. G. Lovell
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas Huss
Highlands M. BE
J. W. Rogan
Red Bank Presbyterian Church
T. Aleander Cairns
Anti- Saloon League
Thomas S. Shannon
Newark
Lavell
Dla
Nou
Gover
Lyceum to stage Fanchon the Cricket March 17
Lyceum Dramatic Club announces a full production of Fanchon the Cricket at the Lyceum on March 17 with Miss Mary Ennis as Fanchon and a cast including Kern Nolan Mrs James Ennis Jr and Miss Sophia Mitchell. Rehearsals have run for a month as preparations proceed. Fresh Air Camps expand as Rev Dr Ernest L Fox enlarges Camp Woolfe at Port Monmouth and Pastor Wayld Braun increases accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum Dramatic Club
Lyceum
Fanchon the Crocket
Magalo Mitchell
Lyceum Dramatic Ib
Fanchon
Mary Ennis
Father Bar
Kern J. Nolan
Mother Barbeand
James Ennis
Coll Sard
Landry
Didier Barbeand
Harry Dévin
Wilbur Lloyd
Mother Fader
John Heldt
Madelon
Sophia Mitchel
St. Andoche
Minnie Storm
Lena Heldt
Lucy Nastasia
Helen, White
Gertrude Brazo
Jack O'Brian
Mat Ennis
John Schultz
Ernest L. Fox
People's Home Church
Hast 11Th Street
New York
Woolfe
Port Monmouth
East Side
Fox
Frank C. Downes
William Dennis
Camp Woolfe
Wayld Braun
Harlan
Braun
Watermelon Point
Belford
Cycles face Ethical Culture in city basketball clash
The Cycle Five meet Ethical Culture School Five of New York at the Y M C A court tonight. Ethical Culture, inter collegiate champions of New York, beat Columbia Freshmen and bring speed. Expect a fast game with NY guests, followed by dancing and music by a six piece orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethical Culturists
Ethical Culture School Five
New York
Ethical Culture School
Columbia
N."y. City
Y. M. C. A. Hall
Rows of Grand Rapids furniture at Steinbach exhibit
Rows upon rows of beautiful furniture fill Jacob Steinbach's three floor exhibit and two storehouses. The Grand Rapids line is praised as top quality, with customers invited to inspect the collection firsthand after extensive local promotion. The piece notes Steinbach's long focus on Grand Rapids furniture and the industry’s acclaim. The report also mentions John H. Fife Company leasing Hotel Normandie by the Sea for 1911 season to John A. Riley of Chicago with an option to purchase, and Riley’s prior links to Chicago hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Steinbach
Steinbach
Grand Rapids
John H. Fife
Normandie
Normandie-by the-Sea
Louis W. Stotesbury
John A. Riley
Chicago
Ill
Riley
City Hotel
Telephone Service at Asbury Park to Open Next Wednesday
The new common battery switchboard of the New York Telephone Company at Asbury Park will be placed in service next Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. The common battery board in the new Third Avenue Building will be connected and placed in service about one, two or three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury
Yor Telephone Company
Asbury Park
Third Avenue
Grimolizzi Deserio Wedding At Holy Trinity Church
Miss Mary Grimolizzi daughter of Mr and Mrs Lorenzo Grimolizzi of 894 Morris avenue will wed Antonio Deserio of New York tomorrow afternoon at Holy Trinity Church. After a reception at the bride’s parents home the couple will go to New York for their honeymoon and plan to reside in Long Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimolizzi-Deserio
Mary Grimolizzi
Lorenzo Grimolizzi
Morris Avenue
Antonio Desério
New York
Holy Trinity Church
Long Branch
Army mobilization on Mexican frontier eyed for a year
Washington reports war department plans for possible border occupation for a year and mobilization of militia. Up to 100,000 soldiers may be under arms soon as navy blockade efforts near San Diego and Guantanamo. Talks of Japanese and German moves prompt the buildup. Fortress Monroe sends 24 artillery companies to Galveston.
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War Department
Japan
Germany
Washington
Texas
Navy
San Diego
Mexico
Guatamano
Cuba
Dinner at Elks Home Dinner for Charles Drake guests at Garfield Elks
Charles Drake of Long Branch Lodge No. 742 Elks entertained four guests at the Elks Home on Garfield avenue. Caterer Morris Judas provided an elaborate menu including oysters, beef tongue, scallops, shrimp, asparagus, tomato salad, French pancakes, Roquefort cheese, fruit, cake and ices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Drake
Long Branch Lodge
B. P. O. Elks
Elks
Garfield Avenue
Morris Judas
Drake
Adolph Steinbach
Adele Rowland
St. Julian
Virginia
Maine
Oyster
Adams Express Employes Strike Sparks Labor Action
New York March 11 drivers and helpers of Adams Express Company walked out claiming the firm violated the previous agreement. Other firms remain unaffected as the union plans a meeting tomorrow to discuss the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Adams Express Company
Shield Preaches at Red Bank First Reformed Church
Gospel meetings in the First Reformed Church on Shrewsbury avenue Red Bank drew strong attendance and interest Rev Frederick K Shield of Long Branch spoke Thursday night on The Claims of Jesus Christ A quartet of two ladies and two men provided several selections for the audience
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed Church
Shrewsbury Avenue
Red Bank
Frederick K. Shield
Long Branch
Jesus Christ
Bargain Sale at McGue's Shoe Store
Bargain sale announced with ladies shoes reduced from two dollars to one dollar and children's shoes cut from two dollars to one dollar. Boys' shoes marked down to one dollar from one sixty. Event runs Saturday and Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCgue
Local Affinities in Trenton Prison
In Trenton New Jersey on March 11 Mar d Sapio and Dominico d Gregorio jailed on complaint of Mrs d Sapio s husband after fleeing from Long Branch. Held in 300 bail each on a statutory charge. Three children sent to almshouse until disposition. likely returned to Long Branch or placed in a home. Antonio d Sapio located couple on Jersey street living as Montanio. Attorney W N Cooper served alimony papers in Court of Chancery requiring 5 per week until case disposed by Vice Chancellor Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Mar’ d’Sapio
Dominico d'Gregorio
Long Branch
d’Sapio
Leo Wisner
d’Saple
Antonio d'Spio
Jersey Street
Montanio
Europé
Andesterday
W. N. Cooper
Walker
Court of Chancery
Weather Forecast for New Jersey and Local Property Sale
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts 36 hours of increasing cloudiness with late rain in New Jersey and warmer tonight. Light variable winds shifting to southeasterly, with 8 a.m. barometer at 30.22 and wind velocity around 13 mph. A separate notice promotes sale of Mendrickson Avenue lots in Long Branch, 40 by 125 feet, with clear title provided by Henry B. Warner owner and Charles Smith auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Mendrickson
Long Branch
N. J
Henry BE. Warner
Chas, Smith
Entre Nous Social Club Ball at Octagon Hotel
The Entre Nous Social Club of Sea Bright hosted a social ball and reception at the Octagon Hotel last night with 75 to 100 guests from Atlantic Highlands, Long Branch, Red Bank, Asbury Park, New York, and Trenton. Seventy four musicians and Miss Margaret Riegelmann performed with two encores, and the event was praised as Sea Bright’s most successful social affair. New Monmouth County corporations include Monmouth Oil and Guano Co at Port Monmouth with 50,000 capital and Tittle Silver Manor Co with 25,000 capital dealing in real estate and contracting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Nous Social Club
Sea Bright
Octagon Hotel
Atlantic Highlands
Long Branch
Red Bank
Asbury Park
New York
Trenton
Leonard Corles
Margaret Riegelmann
Sean Bright
Ava Maria
Prof. Burgermeister
New Monmouth County
New Jersey
Monmouth Oil and Guano Co
Port Monmouth
Gilbert P. Smith
J. Howard Smith
Alpin I. Dunn
Tittle Silver Manor Company
Clarence M. Fowler
James N
Brewster
Winfred D. Fowler
Lenhart Leaves Hospital With Crutches After Knee Injury
Harry Lenhart, who damaged his left knee January 24 and had it wired at Monmouth Memorial Hospital, left the institution last Saturday and plans to use a crutch until strength returns. Meanwhile the Past Grands Association degree team meets tonight at Odd Fellows Hall after Arioch Lodge session, with initiatory work to follow at Empire Lodge No. 174. Cycle Five faces Ethical Culture School Five of New York City Saturday at Y M C A Hall, with dancing after. Paper listings urge readers to buy A F Golden’s papers at 579 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lenhart
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Grands’ Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Arioch Lodge
Empire Lodge
Mother Found Child Dead in Pleasure Bay Home
A seven month old baby girl died of an internal hemorrhage in a Pleasure Bay home after being nursed earlier. Mrs. Wynds, recently moved to White's Alley, Pleas ure Bay, found the infant dead upon returning to the bed chamber. Coroner Fleck and Dr. Reed investigated and noted the cause as internal bleeding. The burial will be handled by Hyer and Flock. Dr. Orrin A. Curk is ill. Pastor Asbury Smallwood hosted a Coronation Club gathering at Central Avenue with many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Fleck
Walter 8. Reed
Wynds
New York
Pleasure Bay
Hyer & Flock
Clark
Orrin A. Curk
Broadway
Asbury Smallwood
Central Avenue
Coronation Club
M. Davis
M. Greer
Gay
Co. Taylor
V. Greenly
Etta Greenly
Alice Hughes
Miss Bennett
Daisy Ransom
Harold Humphrey
A. Lathan
8. Douglass
L. Washington
Dennis Walker
Wm. Clark
A. Blossom
District 85 school trustee election moved to March 21
The annual district 85 trustee election will be held at Grammar School auditorium on Tuesday March 21 at 3 p m. The notice originally set for March 14 was corrected and posted for March 21, the usual third Tuesday in March. Incumbents C Asa Francis and John A Eaton seek reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grammar School
C. Asa Francis
John A. Eaton
Mr Hughes Improves a Little After Illness
Friends of former Councilman Ed ward Hughes report he has shown marked improvement at his University Place home after weeks of confinement to bed and limited visitor access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hughes
University Place
Hughes
Revival at Trinity A M E Church nets thirty four new members
Revival services at Trinity A M E Church enrolled thirty four new members with Easter Sunday baptism planned. The pastor Rev H C Ashley will preach tomorrow in morning and evening. Also note no auxiliary meeting next week for Monmouth Memorial Hospital auxiliary No 1. Deputy Green addresses Red Men table with work postponed a week. Rev Paul O Thompson leads Mt Olivet Baptist revival at Samitan Hall Potter Ave with several conversions and daily children meetings.
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Ard A. M. E. Church
H. C. Ashley
C. Henry Irwin
The
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Paul O. Thompson
Richmond
Mt. Olivet Baptist Church
Samitan Hall
Potter Avenue
Conference Meets Next Week in Ocean City NJ
The seventy tenth session of the New Jersey Methodist Episcopal Conference opens in Ocean City next Wednesday with Long Branch well represented. Bishop John W Hamilton will preside at Flist Church. Openings include memorial and anniversary services with notable ministers and lay participants assembling for a week of sessions and appointments across the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Methodist Episcopal Conference
Ocean City
Long Branch
Milleters
Flist Church
John W. Hamilton
Pittsburg
Atlantic City
Thomas Wv. Neely
New Orleans
J. B. Kulp
Spring Lake
Ballard
Ocean Grove
V. N. J. Wight
Alfred Wage
Jdnssandley
Sandford M. Nichols
William Stone
William Gram
M. BE
J. Morgan Read
Pennington Seminary
J. B. Haines
Pennington
J. Wesley Hunsberger
Dickinson College
Read
Glassboro
Haines
South
Marshall Owens
Red Bank Undertaker Moves to Van Scheick Lot
Red Bank undertaker Peter J. Gorman will relocate his establishment from Monmouth Street to the Van Scheick property on the same street. George W. Patterson will oversee the move. The notice appears amid other items including contest promotions and local sports events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Peter J. Gorman
New York Telephone Company
Monmouth Street
van Scheick
George W. Patterson
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Gebhardt
Nigut
M. C. A. Hall
Sexton Bros
L. B
Daily Record
Cricket
Hotel Normandie
W. M. Slocum
Ing
Mexican
Panama Canal
Congress
Fortress Monroe
Coast Artillery
Galveston
Sumner
Kilpatric
McClellan
Dial
el Paso
Cuellar
Madero
Casas Grandes
San Antonio
Diaz
Elks’ Home
Adams Express
Shield
Weather Bureau Forecast
Entre Nous
Ball
Lenhart
N. Y. City
A. F. Golden
Mr. Hughes
Steinbach Company
New York Tribune
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