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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1913

Page

10

Gowns From Paris Highlight Sham Stage Debut

Ten of the most beautiful gowns ever displayed on any stage will be worn by the ladies of the company. They were imported from Paris at enormous expense. The production of Sham will feature lavish scenery furniture carpets palms antiques and bric a brac for a sight never to be forgotten.

Paris

Extraordinary Stock Company Heads to Four City Tour

The extraordinary stock company tours Chicago Philadelphia New York and Boston for four months engagement in Boston it is the big show next week under management guarantee promises the production of The Sham will be the lowest priced dramatic event yet witnessed at popular prices.

Chicago Philadelphia New York Boston

Red Bank Socials Highlight Card Parties And Roller Skating

Red Bank hosted a series of social events including a Happy Dozen card club gathering at Mrs. William Huge's Ma ple avenue home and a biweekly meet for Philathea Society members. The Red Bank Roller Skating Club held a semi monthly session at the Armory with plans for a March 27 masquerade event. Five Hundred card parties at Mrs. Oscar Hessé Jr. and Mrs. G K Allen's Red Bank homes drew local and New York guests with trophies and buffets.

Red Bank Maple Avenue William Patrick Huge The Happy Dozen Philathea Society First Baptist Church George W. Mtray Fred L. Waters Harry T. Clayton Mary L. Conklin Lillian Antonides Chris Tine Edith Hook Nihei Daisy Davis Cecil Weaver Florence Bainton Armory Monmouth Street J. Pitman West Edward 8. Allaire Joseph H. Lynch Warren H. Smock Oscar Hesse Oscar Hessé, Jr East Front Street New York Elizabeth Chambers Lulu Hesse Edward Jarvis John C. King Prof Colscan G. K. Allen Broad Street George K. Allen

Oakwood Club Challenges Chattle High For Game

Oakwood Field Club Basketball Team issues a written challenge to Chattle High School for a game on their court after April 1913 with two weeks notice. Manager William Bennett Woolley cites past refusals for a return game and asserts Oakwood players, all Long Branch boys, deserve a close contest and strong home support. If unacknowledged by March 20, the challenge stands as ignored. Thirteen New Monmouth Co. Citizens. Thirteen applicants passed exams and were admitted to citizenship by Judge Foster in Freehold. Benny Green, formerly Boryx Greenzick, plus Isaac Traub, Sam Traub, Belmar. Jacob Blum, Luigi Mazuka, Red Bank. Harry Grobstein, Oscar Miller, Max Waldron, Long Branch. Jens Jensen, Join Jensen, Lea Bright, Nathan Levine, Vincenzo Tanziato, Freehold. Frank Nunziato, Matawan. John Sherman, Englishtown. George De Mazio, Long Branch, failed to pass and remains pending.

Oakwood Chattle High School Chattie Monmouth Co Applican John EK Foster Freehold Boryx Greenwick Mr. Greenzick Benny Green Isaac Traub Sam Traub Belmar Jacob Albert Blum Luigi Mazuka Red Bank Harry Grobstein Oscar Miller Max Waldron

Pheasant Bill Voted In Rumson Borough Council Meeting

At Friday night’s Rumson borough council session William Harbour submitted a bill for 310 for a pheasant hen killed by dogs. The fowl’s value was sworn by Hugh McCarron with witnesses John Naully and James Butler present. A committee of Councilmen Charles Briggs and George Kuhn was formed to investigate and report before action.

Rumean Borough William Harbour Rumson Road Hugh McCarron John Naully James Butler Charles Briggs George Kuhn

Fully Renovated Cass Cottage Aims for Completion

The Cass Cottage at 603 Cottage 5, formerly the Brown house, is being transformed by plumbers carpenters and painters into a nearly new home with upgrades. New electric lights floors garage and bath houses installed and work supervised by ex mayor Packer with completion in about three weeks barring exterior gravel roads and lawn.

Brown House Mesers, Mahoney & Harvey

Cottages Under Care By Wallender and Andrews Team

Jahnes and Welch finished all carpenter work on the Cass Cottage at Low Moore while Wallender and Andrews cottages and many others remain under his charge.

Wallender and Andrews Jahnes Welch Cass Low Moore

Sea Bright Boy Hero In Explosion

The Atlantic rescue is followed by disaster as the dynamite laden ship explodes after two sailors are saved. Captain William B. Van Dyke of the Atlantic dies among crews torn by flying wreckage. his body is in Baltimore.

Atlantic Alum Chine Despit William B. van Dyke Atlantc van Dyke C. H. van Dyke Sea Bright Captain van Dyke Baltimore

Have you hot and cold water in your house

A Baltimore American advertisement in the Daily Record uses a quip about hot and cold water to hook readers. It highlights domestic humor about a spouse thwarting plans with cold water and keeping enthusiasm in hot water as a playful promo.

Baltimore

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