Changes in Methodists Pulpits Across New Jersey
The 76th annual New Jersey M B H Conference closed at Asbury Park with Bishop Berry reading appointments. Key moves include Dr. John Y. Dobbins to St Luke’s Long Branch, Dr. J. Ward Gamble to Trinity Church Bridgeton, and Rev G S Johnson to Red Bank Grace Church. District superintendents named for New Brunswick and Trenton, with many local pastor postings across Asbury Park Long Branch Red Bank and surrounding towns.
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New Jersey
M.bh
Asbury Park
Berry
Daily Record
Long Branch
Wright
Bridgeton
Henry J. Zelley
George AH. Neal
Pas
Neal
St. Luke's Church
John ¥. Dobbins
Witte
Dobbins
Kentucky
Wilmington
Newark
Baltimore
Woodbury
Mr. Johnson
Sayreville
C. F. Garrison
Tinton Falls
Beathtown
Percy Perinchief
J. Hy Rk. Robinson
First Church
Red Bank
Pitman Grove
H-F! Shaw
Paterson
Alfred M. Wagg
Shaw
Collingswood
J. W. Marshall
Trenton
Dr. Wage
J. Morgan Read
Kirst Church
New Brunswick
Marshall
John Handley
Stockdale
D. C
Flist Church
Percy Pertin
Grace Church
D. BV
Might
Sea Bright
Duffield
Tinky Church
J. W. Camble
Cape May City
G. L. Dobbins
Ocean City
Haines
Vineland
A. Demaris
Woodstown
J. G. Edwards
Camden District
M. Nichols
Siuypt
Atlantic City
Firet Church
Ai. G. Tagaman
Central
G. Pitt
St. Paul's
M. E. Snyder
Awlobon
J. A. Relyea
Bargaintown
D. W. Stevens
Catden
Broadway
F. J. Kulp
Centenary
J. B. Kulp
Gheral Society Rehearsal and Open Performance Notice
Members are asked to attend a rehearsal at eight o clock sharp. The Ket a will be exchanged at Smythe's Drug Store Monday evening. The event moves to the Sweeum on April 17 with the whole house reserved and advertisement planned in the Daily Record.
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Weltoe
Smythe's
Sweeum
Red Bank Borough Hall Offices Undergo Major Renovation
Work began yesterday by Charles D. Thorne & Co. to convert the first floor of Red Bank Borough Hall on Monmouth Street into three offices for Borough officials. The $169 contract will finish around Wednesday night with occupancy delayed about two weeks.
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Charles D. Thorne & Co
Red Bank
Borough Hall
Monmouth Street
Thorne &O
William M. Thompson
Alexander D. Cooper
Albert ©. Harrison
Harrison
Arthur Iu Wyinds
Twelve Hour Campaign to Base $6000 in Red Bank
Red Bank hosts a twelve hour drive to raise $6000 for the Y M C A on Tuesday April 16. Ten teams will operate from 10 a m to 10 p m with a large hourly score sheet on Broad Street. Captains name teams after major league clubs. Clergymen serve as umpires and scorers as campaign plans discussed at a Y M C A supper.
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Red Bank
Yan Ney Red Bank Y. M.C. A
Broad Street
Davidson
J. W. Rogan
Presbyterian Church
Johnson L. Miner
First Baptist Church
H. Ridgely Robinton
First Methodist Church
Igcorera
Pirates
Y. M
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Coburn
47 Now in Race for Commissioner
City Clerk B. B. Newcomb updates petitions for the upcoming election listing candidates and petition counts. Many names exist with varying petition totals and several uncommitted or ready to file. at least ten more petitions await presentation and 26 signatures are needed for nomination.
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B. B. Newcomb
HB. B. Newcomb
R. Jerome van Brunt
Edwin L. Reed
Frank J L. Howland
Alonzo
Sherman
James Guire
C. P. Loel
Dr. H. H. Pemberton
Harry C. Rehm
T. Con Morford
Marshall Woolley
Elisha J. Maps
George EB. Poland
Raymond Fesler
Charles F. Sexton
David Elting
William A. Huli
B. Hirshfeld
Chas. O. McFaddin
Robert Wright
Benj. P
Dorcas Society Delights with Evening Program in Eatontown
The Dorcas Society of the Advent Church hosted a program at the Johnston home in Eatontown last Friday night. Musical selections, readings, recitations and graphophone solos, led by Miss Mamie Higginson and others, drew about seventy guests with encores and praise for James Hathaway's event setup. Congressman Thomas G. Patten visited Long Branch then headed back to Washington the next day.
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Gether
Joseph W. Johnston
Eatontown
Boreas Society
Advent Church
Milton Giles
Marguerite Riegieman
Graphaphone
Betsy
Anna Belle Vandermark
Shio
Ruth Huyler
Eider L
Giles
Graphaphone Sale
James Walcot
Tosti
Marguerite Riegleman
Graphaphone Soc
Duei
Mr. Frank
Mise
Marguerite Megieman
Mias
Helen Powers
Pilerith
Je Lawrence
Pnef
Mre
BE. A. Powers
Misk Tuegleman
Miss Powers
Miss Mayler
James Hathaway
Dorcas Society
Congressman Patten
Thomas G. Patten
Long Branch
Washington
Leon
Mr. Patten
Telephone Franchise Granted At Last
City Council approved the telephone ordinance after long debate. The measure grants broad street use rights to the New York Telephone Company with a revived $4800 monetary clause. The vote was 5 to 1 with 2 absent. amendment restored the original form.
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Broadway
Third Avenue
Countman
Reed
Actin
New York Telephone Company
Public Utilities Commission
Otis Beard
Council
Local Clergy Member Suffering Severe Illness in Eatontown
Katherine Quinlan, living with termele, is confined to her Broad street home in Eatontown with a severe illness. Rev. Father Aloysius 8. Quinlan, rector of St Dorothea's KH, C, Churchy of Eatontown, and St. Mary's R. C. Church, Coll's Nock, is identified in connection with the case.
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Katherine Quinlan
Termele
Aloysius
Quinlan
Broadstreet
Eatontown
Father Quinlan
St. Dorothea's KH
St. Mary's R. C. Church
Coll’s Nock
Weather and coal prices in New Jersey update
Forecast for thirty six hours ending Wednesday evening shows showers in New Jersey with moderate east to south winds. Yesterday’s high 66, low, 39 early morning. coal prices rise with stove and aged coal at 5.25 per ton. new wallpaper store opening noted by Smith and Furlong at 18 Norwood Ave.
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United States
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Icelock
al Smith
Smith and Furlong
Norwood Ave
Rehm resigns as Long Branch Commission League chair
The Commission Government League held a meeting in Library Hall. Harry C. Rehm resigned as League chair to avoid using the group for any candidate’s campaign. J. W. Davis, treasurer, was elected chair. The league pledged to continue promoting good government and avoid endorsements unless necessary.
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Commission Government League
Library Hall
League
Harry C. Rehm
Rehm
Commission
Tet
J. Wi. Davis
Commissian
Long Branch
Red Men's Hall
Louis Shapiro
Seigfried Hirselfeld
Gervando Pannaci
Clean Up Week Meeting Planned At City Hall
Clean Up Week workers are urged to attend a meeting at City Hall to finalize plans. The meeting follows a Grammar School conference where districts were outlined and canvassers’ work reviewed. Officials including Acting Mayor Joline and Health Inspector Tabor will participate.
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City Hall
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Henry Joline
Public Improvement Committee
The
Board of Trade
Leon Cubberley
Tabor
Te Board of Health Aid
High School Boys Raise Funds for New Baseball Suits
High School boys start a novel fund drive to buy $75 worth of new baseball uniforms. Students collect 25 cents from sections, daily tallies posted on a thermometer display to show progress and involve the whole school.
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Trojans
Ocean Grove Bill Defeated in New Jersey House Vote
In Trenton on March 19 the Ocean Grove borough bill failed 23 to 22 after last minute vote changes by Mr. Taylor. Debate centered on the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association, its leadership, and its control over utilities with monopoly allegations. The House also passed the Delaware River Boulevard bill and discussed possible veto overrides and a tax-related franchise issue. A separate resolution urged federal antitrust action and a public inquiry into the anthracite coal trust.
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Trenton
N. J
Ocean Grove Borough
Taylor
Min Tay-lor
Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association
Lquor
Monmouth County
Senate
Howse
Meyey
Stasex
Trouton
New York State Line
Whyte
Donnelly
House
Judiciary Committee
Federal Department of Justice
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Arcanian Visitation Tonight in Long Branch
Royal Arcanum No 429 hosts visitation to Supreme Representative M Ditts of Trenton in Odd Fellows Hall tonight. Ditts, Grand Regent’s rep, carries a cheerful message and promises a large attendance.
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Long Branch Counell
Royal Arcanum
Les M. Ditts
Trenton
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Dita Ua
Funeral of Mrs. Norman Rowe in Jersey City
The funeral for Mrs. Norman Rowe of Atlantic Highlands was held in Jersey City. She died Saturday at age sixty seven and leaves a husband and two sons Norman and Mengro Rowe. She belonged to the Atlantic Highlands Baptist Church.
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Mire
Red Bank Move Prompts Antler Market Relocation
An item notes Markateto Move scheduled for Red Bank will shift from A Max building on Monmouth Street to a Cook and Matthews store adjoining the Poctal Telegraph office. It mentions concrete curbs and nearby Alexander Section details, with advertising for reinforced concrete weatherproofing products by H. Alexander, Long Branch.
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Red Bank
Markateto
Mormlay
Antler Market
Amntt
Arundagey Ontietar
A. Max
Lin Monmouth Streaty Red Bank
Cook & Matthews
Poetal Telegraph Office
H. Alexamfeh
Trom
Hi. Alexander
Mfg
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Empire Theatre
Monmouth St. Red Bank
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Panama
James DB. Morris
Henjamin P. Morris
Big Duek
Ptice
Frederick K. Ball
Sons of Veterans
Weather Bureau Forecast
Ted
End of Commission
Government League
J. H. Davis, Jr
Wright Eekersley
Pennington
A. B. Stow
Franklin Avenue
Bekersley
Miss Meier
Schenk
van Tine
Society For Improving
Townley’s Mall
Wall
Ludwig Wohl
New Goldstein Building
New York
Majestic Theatre
Railroad Station
Joseph Rodgers
Prelnresu
Malintes
Ocean Grove
George Vaerhees
Wm. R. Latham
Weel Keyport
Haslet
Oma
Hiway
Surt
Life Motion
Amd
O'Deck
Deinek
Admiraion
Eeety Bhildran
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