Red Bank School Election Quiet Amid Loyalty to Incumbents
Red Bank voters prepare for the annual Board of Education election with incumbents Charles D. Warner J B Sarge and William J Sutton expected to seek reelection. The meeting at Borough Hall Monmouth Street starts at eight with polls open one hour and overall tax questions on school spending to be decided. Alfred Botticher district clerk issued the notice.
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Red Bank Board of Education
Charles D. Warner
Red Bank
William J. Sutton
Borough Hall
Monmouth Street
Alfred Botticher
Gaunt bill may not pass passage in New Jersey House
Gaunt bill to abolish the State High Way Commission and form a three member body elected in joint session is unlikely to pass. Whyte introduces a bill adding the State treasurer to the commission, creating a Republican majority. Assemblyman Richards hints at a Leavitt reform measure for judiciary. Local notices mention jailer civil service proposal and residents Mrs. Relyea and Mrs. Stout, plus property rentals and a Townley Society event at Townley Hall for poor children.
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Trenton
State Highway Commission
Whyte
Highway Commission
Senate
House
Assemblyman Richards
Atlantic
Leavitt
Thirty in the Race for Commissioners within Two Days
As the city begins finalizing its commission government plan the filing list for commissioner candidates nears thirty with twenty seven names currently on file and more expected before sundown. Early filings include Bryant B. Newcomb John A. Eaton W E Jeffrey Stephen A Nelson and others as hopefuls push for a broad primary pool ahead of May elections. One notable decline came from former Fire Chief Thomas L Slocum who said he will not run or serve if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Newcomb
Bryant B. Newcomb
John A. Eaton
W. E. Jeffrey
Stephen A.nelson
Thomas L.stocum
A. H. Pemberton
Alfred O. Hicks
Raymond Fesler
Thomas V. Arrowsmith
Forrest Green
T. Conover Morford
Samuel 8. Scobey
A. Taylor Truax
George H. Poland
Harry C. Reim
Charles
O. McFaddin
J. Wesley Seaman
Alonzo D. Sherman
Henry Joline
Edwin L. Reed
R. Jerome van Brunt
Frank L. Howland
Charles F. Sexton
Edward W. Reid
Hustin
Isaac N. Cubberley
Marshall Woolley
Thomas L. Slocum
Heavy Rains Sweep Southwest to Southeast Storm
A powerful system moved from the southwest to the northeast, bringing heavy rains with Alabama reporting 5.86 inches. Temperatures dropped behind the storm with frosts in the eastern Rockies, while warnings extended from Jacksonville to New York and New England. Forecasters expect rain this afternoon and tonight, followed by colder, fair weather Saturday.
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Alabama
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
United States
Ohio Valley
Lake Region
Middle Atlantic States
Rocky Mountain
Jacksonville
New York
New England
Red Bank residents recover from throat ailments and plan campfire
Miss Marion Mount of Maple Avenue Red Bank is recovering from a guincy sore throat after confinement at home. Herbert C. Frake son of ex-Councilman Oliver G. Frake of Bridge Avenue Red Bank is also convalescing from a throat infection. Dr. B H Garrison attended them. A G A R home campfire will be held April 17 at the Newman residence on Patten Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Mount
William B. Mount
Maple Avenue
Red Bank
Herbert C. Frake
Oliver G. Frake
Bridge Avenue
B. H. Garrison
Patten Avenue
Mre. Lawrones B. Newman
Red Bank visitors and local entertainment notes
William H. Applegate of Brooklyn spent Wednesday with relatives in Red Bank. Lyceum Dramatic Club presents Kathleen Mavourneen at the Lyceum Monday night with tickets at Smythe's Drug Store and Empire Theatre. Red Bank firm Chas W Ritter proprietor. Moving pictures and vaudeville nightly. matinees daily. Chapman’s Market lists veal prices.
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Red Bank
William H. Applegate
Brooklyn
Lyceum Dramatic Club
Kathleen Mavourneen
The
Lyceum
Smythe's
Empire Theatre
Monmouth St. Red Bank
Chas
Tick‘erf
Smythe
Exempt Firemen to Meet in Elberon Engine House
Exempt Firemen's Association met at City Hall for routine business and to discuss the new Congressional League. A five member committee will arrange for about 60 visiting exempt firemen from towns like Spring Lake Belmar and Asbury Park to attend next Sunday's meeting.
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Exempt Firemen's Association
City Hall
New Congressional League
Long Branch
Monmouth
Ocean
Middlesex
John Lawley
Robert Warwick
A. B. Morris
F. W. Durham
William van Brunt
New League
Spring Lake
Belmar
Hradley Beach
West Grove
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
Rumgon
Red Bank
Freehold
Elberon
King Branch
Woodbridge
Dr Rafferty New Flks Exalted Ruler at Red Bank Lodge
Dr Peter Rafferty elected exalted ruler of Rodik Lodge No 233 in Red Bank. Officer slate includes R Coleman as secretary and Mort V Pach as treasurer. Yearly committee reports show solid finances and progress. Kathleen Mavourneen play at Lyceum Monday. St Patrick’s Masquerade Dance benefit Neptune Hall March 16. Tickets at Smythe’s Drug Store. Chocolate peanut blusters 23c lb at Sugar Bowl.
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Rodik Lodge
Red Bank
Davidson Building
Broad Street
Peter P. Raffer
R. Coleman
Mort V. Pach
Theopeanisatige
Dr. Rafferty
Storck
Arthur G. Sickles
William Matthews
St. Patrick's
Oliver Byron Engine Co
Neptune Hall
Bill for Survey of Canal to Shrewsbury
Assembly Bill No 592 proposed five thousand dollars to fund a detailed field survey for a tide level canal connecting Manasquan Inlet to the Shrewsbury River and Bay Head to Bay Head. The measure, favored by Long Branch interests, would require state geologist supervision and report to the next legislature with construction recommendations.
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Assembly
Geran
Manasquan Inlet
Shrewsbury River
Long Branch
Cape May
Bay Head
Senate
General Assembly
New Jersey
Commission of Water Ways
Weather Forecast And Local Notices From Jersey Shore
The United States Weather Bureau predicts rain and colder weather tonight, then fair and colder Saturday with brisk south winds. A sunrise Friday storm warning covers Jacksonville to New York as a Mississippi Valley storm moves east. Observations show a high yesterday of 48 and a low of 36, with a 44 degree reading at 8 am and 0.20 inches of precipitation in the past four hours. Also notes include a Lent cake sale by St. James Missionary Society at Deaver's Grocery and local market ads for veal, and houses for rent on Broadway.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Jacksonville
New York
Mississippi Valley
Moore
North Broadway
Long Branch
St. James Missionary Society
Deaver's Grocery
Deaver's
Ti'way
Pritt
Norwood Park Acquires Glen Cairn Apartment House
Calder Nas solt Lanning agents announce Orb Realty sold Glen Cairn on Riverside Drive New York for 1 million to Norwood Park represented by John H Berry. Building on a 105 by 140.8 foot plot has four suites per floor six to nine rooms each with baths and rents from 1300 to 2800. Part payment includes Norwood Park holdings in Norwood Park Long Branch comprising 20 residences and about 70 acres.
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Calder, Nassolt & Lanning
Orb Realty Company
Glen Cairn
Riverside Drive
New York
Norwood Park Company
John H. Berry
Highwood Realty and Construction Company
Furniss
Furniss Heirs
A. N. Mordecai & Co
Weal
Long Branch
Norwood Park
Norman L. Monroe
Improvement to Church Adds North Side Brick Chimney
The First Reformed Church in Shrewsbury avenue is being improved with a brick chimney on the north side, erected from the ground up outside the building. In Trenton on March 15 Governor appoints Thomas B Madden of Mercer to head State prison. Independent Fire Engine and Truck co plans second anniversary celebration on Tuesday evening March 14 at the fire house on Third avenue.
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First Reformed Church
Shrewsbury Avenue
Ed Bank
Trenton
Thomas B. Madden
Mercer
Sheriff Madden
George C. Osborne
State Prison
Senate
Independent Fire Engine and Truck Company
Third Avenue
Inquest Planned Tuesday Over Chiriano Shooting
Coroner William H. Morris Jr will preside at a City Hall inquest Tuesday at 2 p m into Salvatore Chiriano's fatal bullet wound at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. The victim's ante mortem statement and the killer’s confession by a brother are to be presented. the prosecutor's office will be represented. Also noted are Mrs Liebler’s improving condition and family movements.
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William H. Morris, Jr
City Hall
Salvatore Chiriano
Ltdlian
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Trial denial and arrest order in Clayton case at Asbury Park
New trial was refused for Charles D. Clayton sentenced to death in Trenton for the murder of Patrolman Lipppincott. Justice Voorhees ordered Prosecutor Applegate to arrest Jesse Clayton of Hyson for grand jury action after witnesses testified that Jesse offered their mother money to testify falsely. A writ of error is before the New Jersey Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Clayton
Trenton
Charles FP. Lippincott
Asbury Park
Willard P. Voorhees
Freehold
Applegate
Jesse
Hyson
R. T. Stout
Lakewood
Supreme Court
Jesse Clayton
Stout
Florence
Elizabeth Keley
Aaron J. Johnston
Henry Williamson
Jegge Clayton
Clayton
Waterway League officers nominated at Newark meeting
The Waterway League of New Jersey will hold its annual meeting in Lincoln Post Hall Newark tomorrow night with a preliminary gathering at seven o clock. Officers up for election include President William Sherman Rauch Newark First Vice President Dewitt C Pell Newark Second Vice President Benjamin P Morris Long Branch Third Vice President Charles L Edwards Long Branch Corresponding Secretary Verdet Moeller Newark Recording Secretary Charles K R Blunt Bloomfield Financial Secretary Walter F Summerton Elizabeth Treasurer Charles J Wadsworth East Orange. A bill stophed for the waterway between the poke inlet and the Shrewsbury river will be discussed and the Highlands end of the Shrewsbury bridge will gain boards after ice danger passes.
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Waterway League of
New Jersey
Lincoln Post Hall
Broad Street
Newark
Saven O'Clock
William Sherman Rauch
Dewitt C. Pell
Benjamin P. Morris
Long Branch
Charles L. Edwards
Verdet. Moeller
Charles KR. Blunt
Bloomfield
Walter F. Summerton
Elizabeth
Charles J. Wadsworth
East Orange
Poke Inlet
Shrewsbury River
League
Highlands
Shrewsbury Bridge
Molasses Kisset Special at Sugar Bowl Ad
Ad fragment notes a molasses kisset 19e and ice cream soda with Horton's ice cream, offered special tomorrow at the Sugar Bowl. Also mentions Nathanson at 505 Broadway and an advertising note in the Mail Record.
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Sugar Bowl
quart _ Nathanson a
Broadway
Women Organize For Clean Up Week Effort
The women’s auxiliary has planned Clean-Up week for the first week in April. Districts are set with notices listing tasks such as dirty sidewalks yards vacant lots billboards litter rubbish and overhanging hedges. A meeting at Mrs Christopher Gregory’s home will hear reports from district workers and gather owner names and nuisance solutions. City Hall will host a conference tonight inviting ladies to participate and discuss future steps.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Christopher Gregory
Bittery
City Hall
Bill on licensing nurses passes House in Trenton
Trenton March 16 The House yesterday passed a measure to create a State board of five members to license nurses after they pass an examination. If enacted the law would require nurses to undergo a licensing exam before practice. The session also moved several bills toward the Governor's signature, including veterans monuments, township recorders, and sewer authority provisions, while Senate actions cleared some measures and advanced others on campaign finances and public works.
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Trenton
Nod
Hennessy
Committee On Municipal Corporations
Senate
Birch
Nichola
Jomrey
Gettysburg
House
Beard
Eye
Strattwell
Chua
Mitchell
Church services and fire company notes in Branchport area
A fragmentary notice describes Rev J J M filling a local church pulpit on a Sunday in the morning and a Jersey Conference attendance. It mentions Branchport Hose Company meetings and firemen arrangements plus theater listings for Majestic and Sur Theatre with showtimes and matinees, and ticket details.
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Messie
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Messrs
Warner
Sayre
Wilson
Relyea
Oakhurst
H. A. Relyea
Audubon, N. J
J. B. Metagar
Oakhurst M. B
Brokaw
Wardell & Burke
William Brokaw
Ocean Avenue
City
Harry G. Frank
Edna B. Stout
Franklin Avenue
Morris Avenue
Robbing & Bennett
Schenk
Society For Improving
Townley's Hall
Cates
Chapman's Market
FLKS
Edwin T. Field
Red Bank Lodge
Kathleen Mayourneen
Shrewsbury
Weather Bureau Forecast
Chapman's Markets
Chiriano
Frank Liebler
Columbus Place
Jane
Liebler
Golden
Waterway League
Sebenk
Maily Record
Bill Fon
Branchport
Uckets
Aienehet
Majestic Theater
Railroad Station
Redseph Rodgers
Tlte Avery
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