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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1913
Page
9
Local post office letter tally lists recipients. Scarlet fever hospitalwork and heart trouble hospital notes. YMCA Boy Scouts photo, church society meetings, prayer and congregational planning. School rallies, anniversaries, receptions, and community events in Red Bank with several names and dates.
The historic crinoline dangers are illustrated with Dorothy Nevill recounting a near blaze caused by a skirt near a fireplace. She escaped by rolling into a hearth rug as attendants could not help without risking their own garments. An advertisement appears in the Daily Record pars.
At a directors meeting the Asbury Park Free Dispensary renamed itself the Asbury Park Hospital and formed a committee to locate a site. They seek a full block near the railroad on the west side for a small hospital that can expand. The dispensary has treated 875 patients and given 2600 treatments without charge. Dr Thomas H Pratt presided. Dr William K Campbell and Dr Charles M Meliwaine were named ophthalmic staff.
Mrs Emma J Robinson of Wallace Street Red Bank dies after a brief illness at 44. Funeral services will be held at two o'clock Thursday afternoon in Red Bank First Methodist Church. Active in Pride of Monmouth Council Daughters of Liberty Monmouth Star Lodge Shepherds of Bethlehem and Massabesh Council Pocahontas she presided over each. Interment in Fair View Cemetery Middletown township under Rob ert R Mount Son funeral directors. Born in Keyport she was 44.
John A Hubbard died in Bushwick Hospital after a long illness. He left Long Branch years ago with his wife and daughter for Brooklyn. Funeral services set for Morris parlors at 2 30 pm tomorrow, interment in Glenwood cemetery. Survived by widow, daughter, sister Elizabeth White Eatontown, brother Robert Hubbard Brighton Ave. He was 72.
Rustomjee, a Berbay India-based observer, exposes impostor Swamis in the United States who travel with distorted eastern worships and preach a hybrid doctrine. He cites Western women drawn into dissipation, claims true Vedanta is replaced by German mysticism, and warns of chilling rites and goddess rites linked to blood sacrifices.
The report highlights girls basketball Fridays and Wednesday appearances plus upcoming events. Notable notes include a Champions vs Champions finale on March 29, senior and junior interclass results, gymnasium bids after a recent storm, and a plan to form a High School nine for the East Jersey League.
Red Bank Lodge No 1180 Loyal Order of Moose held a meeting at Moose Hall in Red Bank with several new members initiated including Albert Van Kelst Harry Bickford Joseph Finkelstein George Tilton Morris Gordon John Naughton Daniel Naughton Michael Shea Daniel Murphy Jr James Fallon George H Thompson W J Mullen and James F Lloyd Officers were nominated for election at the next meeting A memorial meeting was set for Sunday afternoon March 30 and plans were made for the first annual ball to be held at the Second Troop Armory Red Bank likely on Wednesday night April 9
A few weeks ago a farmer hosted a wedding breakfast for his five daughters, the eldest bride. A neighbor, invited to speak, told the groom, You have got the pick of the batohs. The four unmarried daughters' faces were a study. London Graphic.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Eisele of Filberen hosted guests over the weekend Mr and Mrs Robert Easton of New York and Mrs James Easton of Newport Rhode Island Also Mrs Eisele and son John visited New York Mrs M F Devlin of Garfield Avenue toured New York Miss Norma Stein a 1912 graduate of Chattle suffered ptomaine poisoning at her Fifth Avenue home with ptomaine poisoning is noted in a health notice.
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