Odd Fellows Plan Big Demonstration at Long Branch
Long Branch hosts the first district Odd Fellows meeting of the year with Arioch Lodge No. 77 celebrating its sixty second anniversary. Delegates from seven shore lodges will attend from Sea Bright to Belmar, with Grand Master English and staff expected. District Deputy George Masson presides. a historical sketch by Terwilliger will note Arioch Lodge’s $30 000 in relief and 1848 founding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Arioch Lodge
Sea Bright
Belmar
Asbury Park
George Masson
Oakhurst
Arloch Lodge
English
Monmouth County
Eatontown
W. T., Robbins
Hamilton Square
Harry 8. Pine
Trenton
Joseph R. Deacon
Bordentown
Terwilliger
Rebekah
Death of Presiding Bishop Spellmeyer Shocks New Jersey Methodism
Rev. Dr. Henry W. Spellmeyer presiding bishop of the New Jersey M E Conference was found dead in his hotel bed in Atlantic City and apoplexy is named as the cause. Bishop Neely of New York will fill the vacancy and reassign 400 ministers next Tuesday.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Henry W. Spellmeyer
New Jersey
M. BE
Bishop Spellmeyer
Spellmeyer
Newark
Los Angeles
Cal
Centenary M. E
Elberon and Rumson Bowlers Clash in Red Bank Match
Elberon Horticultural Society of Long Branch and Rumson Horticultural Society bowled at the Sheridan Hotel alleys in Red Bank. Rumson won the night’s six frame contest with 700 pins to Elberon’s 726. James Turner led Rumson with 114. Burrows followed at 107.
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Elberon Horticultural Society
Long Branch
Rumson Horticultural Society
Sheridan Hotel
Red Bank
Rumson
Elberon
James Turner
Mr. Burrows
Messrs. Burrows
Portier
Wau Kettel
Nicholas Buiterbach
Mulvihill
Hale
B.kenn
James Turney
J. Kenn
J. Hance
Messrs
Carey
Murray
Fritg
Flem
Kenn
DeSchriver
MacDonough
Reed and
Worth
Jersey A O U S ee de secede from national body
The New Jersey Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen voted at Atlantic City to secede from the national organization over a tax to cover losses from lodges failing to pay dues. Officers were elected and installed: Master Workman John E. Clopper Camden Foreman Joseph C. Channels Cape May Overseer Elmer McWood Newark Guide B. Mungan Woodbury Recorder J. H. Lippincott Camden Receiver Gold son P. Test Camden Seaside Lodge No. 89 represented by Past Master Workman W. King Robbing.
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New Jersey
Grand Lodge
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Atlantic City
John E. Clopper
Camden
Joseph C. Channels
Cape May
Elmer McWood
Newark
B. Mungan
Woodbury
J. H. Lippincott
Gold
Son P. Test
Seaside Lodge
W. King Robbing
Parish Hall girls win close senior freshman game 19 to 18
High School girls from Chattle played two basketball games in Parish Hall with strong showings by seniors and freshmen, and juniors against the A Plus team. Parslow led the seniors with six points and Mount added five while the freshmen balanced scoring. The junior A Plus game ended 41 to 14 with Stein scoring six and Hoer adding nine for the victors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattle High School
Parish Hall
Leamis
Miss Parsiam
Capt. Mout
Claus
Gregory
Hoer
Miss Stein
County Educators Press Law Changes Urgently
Monmouth County School Boards Association met at Neptune Township High School to discuss school financing pension issues and the teachers tenure bill before the state legislature. President Ackerson urged September distribution of the state school fund to end end‑of‑term borrowing and reduce interest costs. Carlile argued against mandatory membership in the Teachers Fund Association, saying teachers have no voice under current law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County School Boards Association
Neptune Township
Charles Ackerson
Export
Association
Boards of Education
Ackerson
Elmer &. Carlile
Little Silver
Teachers' Fund Association
Carlile
Young Oakhurst Preacher to Wed in New Brunswick
Announcement that Rev. Harry A. Relyea of Oakhurst M E Church will wed Miss Lillian Welker of New Brunswick next Wednesday at 7 PM at the bride’s home 169 New Street New Brunswick. The couple’s families and friends will attend in a quiet home ceremony. the Rev J W Marshall will officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A, Relyea
Oakhurst M
Lillian Welker
New Brunswick
Mares
New Street
Relyea
New Jersey
M. E
Atlantic City
The
Home News
First Methodist Church
Telyea
Edward Telyea
Oakhurst
J. W. Marshall
Relyes
Milton Relyes
van Note
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey Basin
The Weather Bureau updates the thirty six hour forecast ending Sunday evening for the New Jersey Basin. Winds shift from northeasterly to northwesterly before a high momentary change, with renewed emphasis on Pleigh Man’s Vienna bread shipped daily. The note is signed by A. C. Bennett of Branchport Avenue and ends with a strong closing remark.
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U. 58
Weather Bureau
New Jersey—Basin
Pleighman
Vienna
A. C. Bennett
Branchport Avenue
Long Branch Snowstorm Marked Twenty Two Years On
Long Branch and nearby areas were buried by a severe blizzard on March 12 1888 halting travel for days. Rail service paused, pastors delayed for the Methodist Conference, and residents spent hours digging out. The article also reports on Senate Bill 215 the Boulevard bill proposing an $1 000 000 ocean boulevard and state highway system linking county seats from Newton to Cape May Court House with road cessions and maintenance provisions.
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Long Branch
Long
Senate
Oliver H. Brown
Committee On Judiciary
Ocean Boulevard
West End
State Highway Commission
North Jersey
General Assembly
State of
New Jersey
Newton
Sussex
Cape May
Meuse
Boards of Chosen Freeholders
Common Council
Boards of Freeholders
Methodists Attack Board of Education in New Jersey
Atlantic City March 12 The New Jersey State Board of Education is attacked over non uniform school grades. Rev Dr John Handley reports ministers children lose years when moving charges. Governor Fort to press standardization of school grades. Interchurch Federation proposal gains favorable reception with aim to unite church bodies nationwide. Bishop Spellmeyer deflects a Sunday cornerstone question with a cautious reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Interchurch Federation
Pennsylvania
Federation of Churches
Henry GC. Minton
First Presbyterian Church
Trenton
Presbyterian General Assembly
J. W. Marshall
J. Morgan Reed
Edmund Hewitt
Methodist Church
Spellmeyer
Bit, Gifford
Merchantville
Giford
State Yachtsmen Meeting to Form New Jersey Association
A mass meeting of New Jersey yacht clubs and motorboat owners is planned for Saturday evening March 19 at Achtel Stetters Hall Newark. The aim is to establish a State Yachtsmen's Association to unite clubs and influence boating legislation and dredging proposals linking the Shrewsbury River and Barnegat Bay. Representatives from South Shrewsbury Lang Branch Ice Boat and other clubs will attend.
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New Jersey
Achtel-Stetters Hall
Broadstreet
Newark
South Shrewsbury
Lang Branch
Benjamin P. Morris
South
Bhrewabury
Barnegat Bay
William Shennan Rauch
Eureka Yacht Club
Anthony Schneider
Pavonia Yacht Club
Voelker
Pangale
Walter A. Summerton
Elizaveth
Clyde
Dewitt Pell
Newark Motor and Yacht Club
Lyceum Juniore Bowling Team Challenge Report
New resident Mrs. George Chasey of Deighton avenue welcomed a daughter born Thursday at Red Bank. Mother and child are reported doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
George Chasey
Deighton Avenue
Mrs Carhart Feted At Home On30th Birthday
A surprise party was given for Mrs. David Carhart at 323 Broadway Wednesday evening for her 30th birthday. Guests numbered thirty. mandolin and phonograph music delighted all. Refreshments were served at the Presbyterian Church where services follow. Morning and evening services are planned with a sermon on Forgiveness as part of the Lenten series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Carhart
Broadway
Carhart
Presbyterian Church
Rumson
St Runcon
Wersetadte
First Baptist Church Hosts Newark Clergy Tomorrow
Rev. D. Dewolf of Newark, secretary of the New Jersey Baptist State Convention, will preach at the First Baptist Church. The article notes that pulpit duties will be shared at both services tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Dewolf
Newark
New Jersey Baptist State Convention
First Baptist Church
Record Employees to Bowl at the Lyceum Alleys Tonight
The first match in a series at the Lyceum pits Samuel Van Brunt and Harry Reid against Elmer Sawyer and Russell Breickson for supremacy of the Record office. The teams are evenly matched and expected to provide an exciting contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Samuel van Brunt
Harry Reid
Elmer Sawyer
Russell Breickson
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ODD Fellows
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Independent Engine Company
Monmouth Street
Ada Predmore
Kila Kane
Joseph B. Asay
Ada Pierce
Newton Doremus
Mechanic Street
Louis J. Tetley
Tetley
Barnum
Peter Méany
South Eatontown
Eatontown Township
Charles
Peter
Morristown
Firetc
W. D. Roache
Maple Avenue
Mr. Bliss
Cornnellman L. G. Bliss
Curchin
John Bennett
Fair Haven
Red Banks
M. C. A. Rooms
William Curchin, Jr
Mr. Curchin
Irving Davidson
Leroy Place
Shrewsbury Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Oceanport
H. H. Pemberton
Andy
Chelsea
St. Patrick's Night
M. E. Conference
Bishop Neely
Horticultural Nine
First M. i. Church
D. W. Willguss
New York
John Wyckolf
Lafayette Street
Sexton Bros. Undertakers
Emb Calmers
L. Bld&ewtt
Chelsea Rink
Daily Record
Mise Parslow
Pannacl
Miss
Mise Ptyits Mies
Revory
Joline
Reynolds
Miss Quinn
Euard
Fae
Sentara
Jeep
Mies Parslow
Mies Pannacl
Mies Mount
Wies Quien
fouk—Miss
Miss van Hise
Cantinsen
Weeneeraw
North Pole
MocMillan
Veewm
Mar
Legislative Committee
Ocean Grove
Drew Theological Seminary
Wek
Weather Bureau Forecast
Ocean Ave
Brown Bill
Sire Real Estate Investment
W. Pemberton
Methodists
Board OF Education
State
Paya
WN. J
Tobin
MacMillan—Lyceum
Adt
Lyceum Juniore
R Ane
Ite
Cty
First Baptist
David Robert
Funeret
David Roberta
Tinerott
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Smith & Fay
East Front Street
Fair View Cemetery
Cheleon Rink
St. Patrick’s Night
Golden
North Polté
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