Oceanic notices share church events and Red Men council
In Oceanic the Goodwill MB Church and manse gain a new electric vacuum cleaner funded by the Presbyterian Ladies Aid. A Thursday supper at Andrew Brower’s raised about twenty dollars with decorated tables from George Cook of Rumson. Members and guests, including Anna Otkers of New York, were noted along with illnesses and visits. Red Men of New Jersey members from Narumsunk and Narumaths councils attend Atlantic City events, with several Past Sachems present and two new candidates joining. A March 21 dance is planned at Red Men hall with committee members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Karl Ledden
M. BF
Atlantic City
Dewitt Brower
de Witt Scott
Goodwill MB
Hiaden
Benjamin Skidmore
Mary ©Riggs
Bertha Sriegs
Atlantic Highlands
Mary Carnett
Oceanic Road
Arthur Niviron
Edward Jeffrey
Lloyd B. Wheeler
Great Council of the Red Men of
New Jersey
Great Council
Alfred Brighton
James 2. Bruce
Samuel Brill
William Mahoney
Louis Newhouver
Ida Freitag
Marie Wells
Naramaths Council
Porshontar
Boon
Red Men's Hall
Pred Burdges
Edwin Jeffrey
John McPeak
Belford News Briefs From Atlantic to Keyport and Port Amboy
Local items report Brown to study tuning on vettamobile in Atlantic inenlands. Jacob Sailors becomes Port Amboy telegraph operator. local treasurer John N Johnson Jr ill with scarlet fever. families relocate to Keyport and Charles Willett’s. King rents blacksmith shop and joins Port Monmouth trade. masquerade at Yard’s hall a success with plans for March 27 event. three lodges plan salad supper for Johnson’s benefit as he and daughter Hilda battle scarlet fever. Mrs Catherine Lohren visits Greenport. Betsie Lohven with Bamford in Brooklyn. Leon Newman attends Salvation Army meetings while rumored to join suffragettes. Pool experts defeated by Will Casey of Port Monmouth. Carey’s past prowess recalled. fishermen active driving pound poler. Mrs Jennie Trimble refits roof. William Sutherland building a hollow tile bungalow and storage warehouse. William Bennett buys lots. William Kipp at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rank Brown
Fincher
Atlantic Inenlands
Jacob Sailors
Port
Amboy Township
Joan N. Johnson, Jr
O. W. Budlong
James Heyers
John Raynear
Anthony Bishopf
Keyport
Clarence V. King
Marlboro
Charles Wilfett
Main Street
King
Jacob Schnyvar
Port Monmouth
Yard
George Haley
Morrell and Whister
John N. Johnson, Jr
Yard's
Charles Woolley
Greenport
Long Island
Betsie Lohven
Samuel W. Bamford
Brooklyn
Leon Newman
Doremus Brothers Co
Red Bank
Salvation Army
Leon
Leon Has Surrendered To Wer
Clarence C. Walling
William Casey
Carey
Ansel Croft
Flehermen
William Malmuth
Bennett Plans Coal Trestle With Pockets Beneath
Mr. Bennett intends to construct a coal trestle featuring pockets underneath as part of ongoing work. The note outlines future structural additions and design ideas for storage or handling of coal materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Fair Haven News Highlights Local Happenings
George Curchin’s surprise fourteenth birthday party features friends Gladys Taylor and others. Voters head to schoolhouse March 14 for nine-board election and taxes for buildings and current expenses. Funeral attendees in Sea Bright include Charles K. Bennett. Boy Scouts hike to Nut Swamp. Mrs Michael Walsh welcomes a boy weighing eleven pounds. Various residents travel, work, and socialize in Fair Haven and Red Bank, including porch project by George Hendrickson and Ladies Night by Red Bank Council No. 984 Royal Arcanum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Curchin
William Curchin
Main Street
Gladys Taylor
Mildred Ellenberg
Marlon Marcelle
Madeline Hendrickson
Leona Smith
Nelie Prongy
Russell Bennett
Ralph Johnson
Theo Soden
Frank
Deborah Smith
de Normandie Avenue
Atlantic City
Thomas Morrisey
New York
Charles Merritt
G. F. Desbecker
Church Street
Henry Little
Red Bank
George Hendrickson
William VanNote
Pearl Street
Red Dank
Red Tank Council
Toyal Arcanum
Atlantic Highlands Notices From Center Avenue Local Livery Owner Ill
Thomas York of Center avenue livery stable is reported in danger with hemorrhage while visiting Trenton. George P Tucker on First avenue confined by grip attack. Edward Truax Lincoln place to move family to Keyport next week. Ralph Orebaugh and family depart for Palmerton Penn to join New Jersey Zinc. Arnold Verester of New York plans to move here early May. Karl Snedeker ill at home. Frank Chapman of Long Branch will open a butcher shop in the Snedecker building this week. Mrs Elizabeth Hooper Bay View avenue has Hooper homestead painted. Stanley Kelley installs new heater plumbing and painting. John Tangey excavating for Willian Burrells new dwelling on Lincoln avenue. Concrete walk work to Valley Drive to 7th avenue Mount avenue to Bay View avenue on 7th. Water and light books turned over to treasurer H Cook after clerk relieved of collection duties. Public money collection scene described as mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas York
Center Avenue
Trenton
George P Tucker
First Avenue
Edward Truax
Lincoln Poens
Public Works
Keyport
Ralph Orebaugh
Palmerton
Penn
Orebaugh
New Jersey Zinc
Arnold Verester
New York
Karl Snedeker
Frank Chapman
Long Branch
Snedecker
Elizabeth Hooper
Bay View Avenue
Hooper
Stanley Kelley
Willis Walling
John Tangey
Willian’ Burrell
Lincoln Avenue
Valley Drive
7Th Avenue
Mount Avenue
the Water and, Light Department
Franklin
H. Cook
Local Socials and Incidents in Oceanport Area
Mr Ellis C Megill hosted Red Bank friends at his Pemberton avenue home. Attendees included Charles Gray Frank Reid George Coyne Carrol Wenzell of Red Hawk and Mr and Mrs Harry Blakely Mrs Sadie Megill and Ellis Megill of Oceanport. Valjean Darnell recovers from mumps. Two cows belonging to Antonio Caranza ran amuck on Main street and were captured after breaking a fence. Mr and Mrs John Day of Brooklyn visited Fred Day last week. Victor Gordman was injured playing Duck on Rock, needing four stitches at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. A pool table will be installed in the Oceanport Fire House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis C. Megill
Red Bank
Pemberton Avenue
Thore
Charles Gray
Frank Reid
George Coyne
Carrol Wenzell
Red Hawk
Harry €. Blakely
Sadie Megill
Ellis Megill
Oceanport
Valjean Darnell
Antonio Caranza
Main Street
John Day
Brooklyn
Fred Day
Victor Gordman
Briday
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Beechams Pills Benefit Event and Community News
Community notices detail Beecham’s Pills hosting Mr and Mrs Benjamin Smith with a pleasant party and a larger fire company purchase of ten helmets. Members visit relatives, Epworth League plans trips, and local residents attend social events at Long Island, Asbury Park, and Middletown areas. A church sociable featured music, and several locals recover from illness. The week includes appointments, a divorce grant to Harry Seeley, and farm leadership changes in Maurice Greenwood’s estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Smith
Charles Martin
Port Monmouth Pointers Return From Visiting Friends
Local notes list residents and visitors including Mrs. Charles O Helwig Mrs George H Willer and Leslie J Downes who spent time with family in Brooklyn and Perth Amboy. Frank A Swee of Newark secret ary Westerly Fish Corporation was in town on business. William Densinwey returned from Tottenville while Miss Apeta Marrell Newark and Miss Grace Fishland New York visit. Several others report illnesses travels and small domestic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O. Helwig
Jersey City
New York
George H. Willer
Perth
Frank A. Swee
Newark
Westerly Fish Corporation
Willian Densinwey
Tottenville
Apeta Marrell
Grace Fishdland
Ralah H. Stants
Charles J. Runyon
Tah
Hernes Bowne
Milltown
Horace G. Smith
Bowne
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mary Caster
William Caster
William Casey
Charles A. Smith
George F. Martin
John Leddy
Morganville
Enoch L. Coddington
John R. Donovan
Edward Bishop
George H. Day
Shrewsbury Society Notes Report Weekend Visits
Shrewsbury residents record social calls and church events. Charles Armstrong injures wrist in car crank incident. Miss Laure Armstrong elected president of the Young People's Missionary Society with Frank Borden as vice president and Emma Holmes as treasurer. Members hosted mite box collection, talked Japan, and choir activities continued. Various locals visited, sang solos, or attended meetings at Presbyterian Church and Woman's Home Missionary Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Armstrong
Clovidia
Cuba
Randolph Stryker
Marbore
Eva Green
Walter R. Morris
George C. Alice
New York
Mro
Charles M. Patterson
Frank K. Paivehild
Crooklyn
Arthur Smock
Young People’s Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
Japan
L. Parsons
Laure Armstrong
Frank Borden
Emma Holmes
Dorothy Lincon
Aaron Armstrong
John S. Huge and Children
Lippicott Avenue
Leas Ranch
Charles H. Hurley
Thompson Lovett
Little Silver
James Morford
William Wyckoff
Red Bank
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Charles Corlies
Eatontown
Lillian
Sea Bright
Co. V. Williams
New Jersey Children's Home Society
Local notes from Rumson and environs enrich town life
Belford physician Midlong attends tomato plots with early harvest expected around Jane. Counselor W Roberts mourns loss of a pet Japanese spaniel. Mayor Dedle sells a Matawan farm to Henry Roberta. Mayor Corlies returns from Washington after the Inauguration. Horace Longstreet recovers at home. Rumson Mire Company to meet Thursday night. Rumson Spraying Company opens Oceanic Road office. Local repairs and garden projects sweep through town. Mahoney vacations in Atlantic City while Manor properties and shops receive upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Roberts
Henry
Roberta
Frank C. Dedle
Matawan
J. M. Corlies
Washington
Horace Longstreet
Rumeoh Mire Company
Center Street
Rumson Spraying Company
Willisay Alas
Wilhelm Mears
Main Street
Oceanic Road
Fred Wrembhagen
Sum Ieee
Hig Hotel
Rumson
William Mahoney
Atlantic City
Red Bank Happenings at Presbyterian Meeting and Socials
A deferred meeting of the Red Bank Presbyterian Sunday School Association held in the Chapel nominated officers for the annual meeting on March 27. Reports noted church events, socials, and community updates including visits, a theater rehearsal, and upcoming activities.
New Monmouth News Father Murray Returns to Duties
Father John BE Murray has recovered from illness and can resume pastoral duties. Frank Foxey, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Rovey Sr, has recovered from an illness. Scarlet fever was feared at fret but such fortune ee ea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John BE. Murray
Frank Foxey
Herry Rovey, Sr
Hospital Auxiliary No. 4 met with Mrs Mosby in Eatontown
The Eatontown Hospital Auxiliary No. 4 held a Wednesday meeting with Mrs. A. C. Mosby of Broad Street hosting. A fine program featured a piano duet by Miss Ella King of Shrewsbury and another performer, enhancing the afternoon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 4
A. C. Mosby
Broadstreet
Ella King
Shrewsbury
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Oceanic News
Belford News
Jennie Trimble
William Sutherland
Arthur Edward T. Bennett
William Kipp
Fair Haven News
Atlantic Highlands News
Gceanport News
Beecham ’S
Oakhurst News
Lydia Dangler
Mra. Jenry Gram
Marian Reid
Long Aranell
Neilie Palmer
California
Parsonage
Epworth League
Patrick Maloney
West Lincoln Avenue
Erysipelas Merton Smith
John Jeffrey
Grace Dangler
West Park Avenue
John Keating
Miro
G Ht White
Wassite
William Lynder
Belle
Charles Taylor
Alton
Ortrude Taylor
Asbury Park
Alen
Kenneth Field
Elvina Prand
Wayside
Ladies’ Aid Society
Enemiy
Ma Ulda Belehans
Joseph Dangler
Kenneth Vieldo
Mamie
Jerson Miss Sickle
Biber
Nor]wood and
Park Avenues
Siettes
Nellie Palmer
Mira Mabel Havens
Miss Sickies
Mabel Tiavem
Diretor
Eon
Wer
Pal Vhagele
Sickies
Dna
Abani
Ty Akaethe
Alma
Fiotete Stekle
John Schults
Geoff
Jaew
Max
Silay
Gordon Cass
Faine Pas
Diesel P Plegate
Albert Mronvey
James Peters
Hierold VanNote
Dub Beorutgial Weeden
Abeta Peale
Chles Bo Waite
Charles Thompeon
Tinglestown
Steymond
Harry Wo Lingon
Mies Lavinia Williams
Hed Bank
Wan
Mra
Lippinestton
Snniay Veo
Leon Cuthbertey
Long Mraneh
Tfairs
Middletown
John D. Wallace
Daniel de Tendrickson
Richard Luffburrow
Middletown Township
John No Hillyer, Jr
Harry Hendrickson
Mores Heath
Lillian HK. Moehi
Turing
Applejate
A. M. BR
Albert Pitts
Gextan
Warry T Seeley
Prank C. Osborn
Hias
Indiana
Stephen Greenwood
Maurice Greenwood
Lure
George W. Murray
Joseph A. Hendrickson
Daniel Co Hendrickson
Joseph Thorne
Obew Torse
Belford
Stephen Greeley
Greeley
Jane
Ramcon News
Terian Sunday School Association
James W. Rogan
Harold Johneey
Mike Mary Holmes
Presbyterian Sunday Schools
Shravebury
Loreal Iva Presbyterian Church
Angelica Ostendearff
Harry Ostendorff
Serbert Street
Pease
Ness
Robert Pyle
Dergey City
Myre
Robert Jare
Branch Avenue
Muss McCoach
Springstreat
George W. Yard
First Methodist Church
Leith Morruing
First Reformed Church
Ladies’ Aid
Nora 2S. Quinn
Jacksonville
Reilly
Joseph Reilly
Asannah C. Hurley
St. James Dramatic Club
Asia
St. James
Eester
George Grevee
Reliefire Engine Co
Apecial Uyusaie
Charles Croft
Samuel Conover
Howard Whitfelt
Patterson House
Geo
Hance Patterson
Gein
Whitfeld
Hannah Wells
Scobey
Liberty St
N. J
R. M. Harris Shoe Store
Westfield
Steem
NEW Monmouth News
C. Studds
We. Medritk, Jr
Sistan
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Pennsylvania RR
Goldstein's Qept
Consets
Spring Models
Ifemo
Warner Bro
Ferris
Kraut Deans
E. M. Colton
Rockwell
Broadway
Edwin Uwobbs
A. C. Mogty
Hobbs
Frank Wiket
Tinton Watts
AH. Borden
Helen Powers
Methodist Church
Railroad Avenue
Broad Street
The
Daily Record
Eatontown News
WM. Bryan
Long
Pratts’ Specialties
Siepkgs
Bennett Co
Branchpod
Cass Markets Ltd
B'dwy
Edward Cass, Gordon
Coa
W. Geisele
Cedar Avenue
Koops & Adels
Immerman
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