Retiring Teller Guest Of Bankers Banquet
Dorman McFaddin, retiring receiving teller of Citi zens National Bank after thirteen years, was feted at a banquet hosted by John H. Davis at his Union avenue home. The event honored his April 1 resignation and featured a gold chain gift, piano selections, and remarks from Davis. McFaddin plans to run Ocean Garage on Broadway after leaving the bank.
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Dorman McFaddin
Bankers
Union Avenue
John H. Davis
Citizens’ National Bank
McFaddin
Mr. McFaddin
Davis
Avis Hathaway
Horace W. Sherman
Anthony T. Woolley
Arthur C. Morris
Postal Manager Ill With Measles At Home
J R Sutton manager of the Postal Telegraph and Cable Company is ill with measles at his Fifth Avenue home. Messenger Edward McGregor is in charge of the Liberty Street office until Mr Sutton recovers.
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J. R. Sutton
Postal Telegraph and Cable Company
Fifth Avenue
Edward McGregor
Liberty Street
The
Postal
Mr. Sutton
Buick sale to local buyer in 1918 model
H. L. Zobel of Sea Bright automobile dealer reports sale of a five passenger 1918 Buick to T. J. McWood of the city.
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H. L. Zobel
Sea Bright
T. J. McWood
Grammar Pupils Pledge Loyalty at Gram mar School
Principal A A Badger distributed the Athenian Oath to students, urging civic duty and reverence for city laws. Pupils learned a school pledge promising honesty, industry, and courtesy, with aims to raise standards each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Badger
Death toll climbs after cyclonic storm across six states
Reports of casualties continue to come in as residents in six states endure extensive property losses totaling millions. The storm, described as the worst to hit the region, left many communities without power and aid teams working to reach affected areas.
Cyclone casualties rise across South with dozens killed
Memphis reports from the cyclone swept region say about ninety dead so far with many more seriously injured. Cold weather adds suffering and potential further deaths from exposure. Isolated cities, large property losses, and possible rises in the death toll to two hundred after wire communications are restored. Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, Texas, Louisiana, and Mississippi report deaths and continuing missing persons.
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Memphis
Tenn
Georgia
Tennessee
Alabama
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Nearer and Farther Lights Society Holds Annual Meet
Miss Hazael McQueen hosted the Nearer and Farther Lights Society of First Baptist Church Red Bank at Peters Place. Officers were elected including President Miss Elizabeth Stryker and Treasurer Miss Hazel McQueen. Readings on missionary work and social time followed with plans announced for future meetings and church events.
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Hazael McQueen
First Baptist Church
Red Bank
Peters Place
Elizabeth Stryker
Enid Brand
C. Harold Tumey
Edna Naser
Hazel McQueen
Grace Taylor
Ethel Davis
Anna Applegate
Harold C.tumey
Adele Chandler
Eirza Stryker
Socialist lectures draw crowd despite bad weather
About 150 people attend the first of five Socialist lectures in Red Bank Borough Hall despite inclement weather. Oscar Ameringer speaks on The Socialist Challenge, praising co operative stores and union benefits while noting English cooperatives underbid U.S. contractors. Next speaker is George Willis Cook on What is Socialism with others to follow. Firemen’s Minstrels a Success at Little Silver raise funds for new firehouse, and First National Bank sells new Bull Moose nickels, stocking $100 worth.
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Red Bank
William Walker
Ocean Grove
Oscar Ameringer
Oklahoma
England
Borough Hall
George Willis Cook
Boston School of Social Science
Qlla Reeve Bloor
Emil Seidel
George Goebel
Seidel
Little Silver
Little Silver Fire Co
First National Bank
Four Bungalows Planned From Reused Branchport Timber
Ferdinand Vreeland of Branchport avenue plans four bungalows, two on Port-au-Peck and two on Branchport avenue, using timber from the demolished big barn on Branchport property.
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Ferdinand Vreeland
Branchport Avenue
Port-au-Peck
Two Red Bankers Hurt in Accidents
Harold Hurley of Oakland Street Red Bank sprained his right ankle while chasing a fly ball on Red Bank High School field. He uses a cane and is in pain. Charles Chamberlain of Bridge Avenue Red Bank, hurt after falling down a long chute at Morford's coal yard while unloading a car. He is able to move with a cane and suffered bruises but no broken bones.
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Red Bank
Harold Hurley
Oakland Street
Hurley
Charles Chamberlain
Bridge Avenue
Morford
Burke Selected for New Treasurer of United States
Cleveland's secretary of state declines offer of post due to age and wife’s poor health. Olney not to be British ambassador. The notice frames a transition in Treasury leadership and an unrelated foreign appointment change.
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Burke
United States
Burke Named U S Treasurer by Wilson In Washington
President Wilson appoints ex Governor John Burke of North Dakota as treasurer of the United States to succeed Carni Thompson. Burke, a Baltimore convention favorite who withdrew after a few ballots, was a notable vice presidential candidate. Olney of Massachusetts declines England ambassador post in a letter to the President.
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North Dakota
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Wilson
John Burke
United States
Carni Tiompson
Burke
Senate
Richard Olney
Massachusetts
England
Highlander Held for Embezzlement at Red Bank
Arthur B. Hubbs, a Highlands electrical contractor, arraigned before Justice James H. Sickles on embezzlement charges of 152.39. Detectives Minugh and Lawrence report hubbs admitted converting funds to his use while acting as agent for Imperial Electric Co. of Philadelphia. Bail set at 200, with release on own recognizance after grand jury advice.
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Arthur B. Hubbs
Highlands
James H. Sickles
Red Bank
Elwood Minugh
Imperial Electric Co
Philadelphia
Minugh
Jesse Lawrence, Jr
Hubb
Lecture on Perfume History at Red Bank High School
Edwin Henry Burr presented a lecture on The History and Art of Perfumery at Red Bank High School for the Bible Study Department of the Red Bank Y.M.C.A. He traced perfumery from ancient Babylonia to modern times, noting religious use, Greek and Roman adoption, and medieval church influence. Stereopticon views illustrated factory interiors and byways of scent production, including vast violet harvests near Grasse. About three hundred dollars in samples were distributed to attendees.
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Edwin H. Burr
Red Bank School
Edwin Henry Burr
Red Bank High School
Bible Study
Red Bank
Y. MC. A. Ile
Babylon
Greece
Rome
Judea
Christ Mr. Burr
Christ
Moses
God
France
Italy
Burr
Grasse
Rosenberg Leases Red Bank Theatre
Walter Rosenberg former proprietor of Broadway Red Bank has leased the Lyric Theatre Red Bank for one year with a four year option. He takes possession April 1 and will run moving pictures and vaudeville daily in conjunction with the Broadway and Savoy theatres. The Red Bank Amusement Co built the theatre and may retain Thomas Williams and staff. Papers signed at Smock's law office Red Bank.
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Lyric Theatre
Red Hank
Walter Rosenberg
New Broadway
Rosenberg
Red Bank Amusement Co
F. H. van Dorn
J.y. Travers
Thomas Wiliams
Williams
This City
Savoy Theatre
Asbury Park
Smock
Red Bank
Oprings Lake Chosen for Next Summer Capital
Opring Lake is selected as the forthcoming summer capital with the president set to participate in the campaign. The choice reveals a split preference between Governor Fielder and Mayor Wittpenn, though only one may withdraw.
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Opring Lake
Vacation August First Set as Nation's Summer Capital
Washington announces Spring Lake New Jersey will be the Nation's Summer Capital, with President Wilson showing active interest in New Jersey gubernatorial preprimaries. He favors James Feijlder or Otto Whittpenn and may urge withdrawals before September primaries. Wilson family likely leaves for the summer resort around August first if sessions end. Knights of Columbus officers will attend Freehold council meetings with local members expected.
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Washington
D. C
Spring Lake
N. J
Jersey
Wilson
James F. Feijlder
Otto Whittpenn
Jersey City
Knights of Columbus
Freehold
Clergy transfer dispute grips Audubon Methodists
Audubon New Jersey Methodists circulate a petition to Bishop Berry to reconsider Rev Harry A Relyea transfer to Wenonah as Rev C S Miller prepares to take his place. The dispute mirrors tensions as both pastors are slated to preach at their new charges tomorrow amid uncertain reception by the congregation. Special music at St Luke s Church features anthems solos and duets with a hymn service planned for the evening.
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John Y. Dobbins
St. Luke's Church
V. A. Parslow
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Audubon
N. J
Bishop Berry
New Jersey
M. EH. Conference
Harry A. Relyea
Wenonah
Audubon Methodists
C. S. Miller
South Amboy
Berry
Relyea
Oakhurst
Miller
Addabon
Methodist Pastors Welcomed Back at Two Churches
Public receptions honored Rev. Bleher and Rev. Fisler as they returned for sixth and third years respectively. In Ocean Grove and Oakhurst, attendees filled halls, heard welcomes from church and civic groups, and enjoyed music and refreshments.
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Church Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society
Selana Atcheson
Mra
W. van Note
Ladies’ Ald Society
Fisher
Jold
Charles J. Strahan
Oakhurst School
Fister
Oakhurst
Strahan
Fisler
Knights of Columbus Bowing Team Wins Again
The Knights of Columbus defeated the Catholic Club Thursday night in bowling, winning two of three games to extend their undefeated streak to five wins with another possible cup tally. A large crowd cheered the seasoned team as they outscored Catholic Club in the match.
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Knights of Columbus
Knights
Leonard
Travis
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C. Dorman McFaddin
Hal Measels
Buick
Campbell's Arcade
North Broadway
BTU
Parkes
Disbrow
St. Luke's M. E
J. Goldstein
Townley’s Hall
Miss Well's
Liberty St
Co-Operative
Mr. Olivet Baptist Church
Mount Olivet Baptist Church
Rev. E. Redd
Golden's
Broadway
Long Branch
tAtvermenneem
Olney
Cleveland
Secretary of
American Press Association
Highlander
Grand Rapids Home Furnishing Co. Inc
New York City
Susie Worthley
Slocum Place
Jacob Steinbach
Townley's Hall
RED Bank Theatre
Tween
Fielder
Wittpenn
Big E. of C. Gathering
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Jesus
Cr. H. Allum
Heaven
E. Brome
Geo. A. Edwards
Consuelo Parslow
H. Nichola
Geo. Edwards
Misa Consuelo Parslow
W. H. Radle
Timothy Marley
Parker
Moving Pictures
Fisher and
West Long Branch
Keyport
Matawan
Bilurel
Carlock
Abram Carlock
Glenwood Come- Frey
Catholic Club
McCue
J. Walsh
Rafferty
E. Walsh
Warwick
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