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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1913

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Long Branch Clean-Up Club Becomes Permanent

The Long Branch Clean-Up Club is now permanent after a city hall meeting. Mayor Newcomb and commissioners attended as officers were elected. President Christoper Gregory, Vice President T Fraser Price, and Secretary Treasurer Janet Slocum. The group plans expanding districts from twenty five to fifty and seeks volunteers for a broader campaign ending in late April.

Giéan P Club City Hall Newcomb Howland Fleck Christoper Gregory T. Fraser Price Janet Slocum A. A. Badger Earnent

Public Pavilion and Bath House Bid Sparks City Debate

Former councilman Robert W. Zimmerson submitted the lowest bid of 2646 for erecting a public pavilion and 64 bath houses at Avepal Boulevard foot. Four other bids ranged from 4060 to 4475, with Louis Van Benthuysen excluded for missing a certified check. The board debated whether to reject all bids or delay, with supporters saying the project could pay for itself via bath house revenues, while opponents warned of high costs.

Robert W. Zimmerman Avepal Boulevard Louis van Benthuysen W. R. Tallman Robbins & Bennett Isaac N. Cubberley van Benthuysen Flock Department of Parks and Public Works Arrowsmith Woolley

Progressive League banquet to feature Record and Osborne

The Red Bank Progressive League prepares its first annual banquet at Harry T. Metzgar's Globe Hotel next Thursday. Dinner at 7:30 at $1. Hon. George L. Record of Jersey City and Hon. Edmund B. Osborne of Newark will be principal speakers. Committee members include George W. Bray Mort V Pach Harry A Hawkins Harry Mor ford Selly B. Tuthill and Nicholas Butterbach.

Red Bank Progressive League Harry T. Metzgar Globe Hotel Mort.v. Pach League George L. Record Jersey City Edmund B. Osborne Newark George W. Bray Mort Vpach Harry A. Hawkins Harry Morford Selly B. Tuthill Nicholas Butterbach

Runaway Horse Wrecks Wagon In Broadway Collision

A horse driven by Boniallo, a Broadway dealer, bolted from a yard and ran toward Broadway, colliding with a post in front of Merchants Hotel. Butcher Ivins restrained it after one shaft broke and a hoof was lacerated. Dr. H R Clark said permanent lameness unlikely.

R. Boniallo Broadway Merchant’s Butcher Ivins H. R. Clark

Missing Bank Roll Sparks Recorder Court Case

A Swede named John Jacobs claimed a $133 bank roll vanished after spending the night at Rebecca Washington’s colored district home. Police rounded up Rebecca Washington, John Frosinger, Robert Randolph, and Joseph Royster as witnesses with adjournment set until tomorrow morning.

Resanta John Jacobs Rebecca Washington Jacobs Washington House Emmons Jeet Recorder’s Court Recorder's Court John Frosinger White Robert Randolph Joseph Royster Council For the Washington Recorder Arrowsmith

Red Bank Firemen Elect Officers In Quiet Vote

Ferdinand L. White named chief with J Oakley Cooper as first assistant and Arthur Jeffrey as second assistant after a low turnout of 72 votes among about 190 eligible members. Mrs Della McGinley dies age 46 after Brights disease at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Funeral Saturday at Star of the Sea Church pending Mt Carmel Cemetery interment.

Red Bank Fire Department Ferdinand L. White Liberty Hose Co J. Oakley Cooper Navesink Hook and Ladder Co Arthur Jeffrey Relief. Fire Engine Co Coofier White Cooper Jeffrey Della McGinley Monmouth Memorial Hospital Mra. McGinley Bright Beisg Eccased Ireland Joseph Mary Eunice Anna William H. Morris, Jrr Star of the Sea Church Mt. Carmel Cemetery

Fractured Skull as Auto Strikes Trolley at Line

A vehicle collision left the victim with a fractured skull after an auto struck a trolley line car. The impact hurled the rider over the windshield and blocked view of an approaching car until it was too late to avoid the crash.

Asay

Wreck Kills One Injures Another In Asbury Park Crash

At 5 40 last night a two seated Buick driven by Agay collided with an Atlantic Coast Electric Halfway trolley at a dangerous corner of Asbury avenue and Main street. Van Cleaf was killed and Lewis W. Asay injured. Vans Cleaf’s skull was fractured and he died at 9 45. Asay suffered shock and injuries to his back and stomach. The Buick front was demolished. trolley passengers escaped injury. Traffic on the Long Branch route delayed.

Elijah. van Cleaf Tin Smith Asbury Park Lewis W. Asay Asbury Avenue Main Street Agay Atlantic Coast Electric Tolley Howard Rolling Kenneth McCullough Ajay van Cleaf Charles Palmateer van Cleat Second Aver ‘Nue B. H. Garrison Red Bank Asay Asbury Park Mill Company Monroe Avenue Buick Traffe Long Branch

Lenten Cantata at Grace Church by Local Singers

Grace Methodist Church in Red Bank hosts a Lenten cantata Death and Life by Harry Rowe Shelley performed by the church choir with local singers. The program features organ piano pieces, Mendelssohn and Gounod solos, and a baritone solo, followed by the cantata. Red Bank public schools announce Easter vacation from Friday to Tuesday.

Shelley Red Bank Church Grace Methodist Church Red Hank Harry Rowe Shelley Tschaikowaky Milas Elizabeth Valentine Miss Sadle Child Herbert FE. Walais Divine Redeemer Gounod Katherine Throckmorton Sadie Child Olive McColgan Edwin Davis Messenet Orphan Chadwick Alvin Whiting Leon de la Roussille William Sweeney Warren Smock John A. Ely Dorothy Reckless Margaret Edwards Red Bank

Judge Steinbach Hears First Case At City Hall

Judge Steinbach Jr. presides his first case since appointment in Monmouth County court rooms at City Hall. Clerk Henry Schoenlein and Sergeant at Arms George Van Winkle support the new official. court to sit Mondays and Thursdays with office hours listed.

Steinbach, Jr Monmouth County City Hall Woolley Henry Schoenlein George van Winkle John W. Fleck Steinbach Schoenlein

Sergeant-at-Arms for AF District Court Appointed

George Van Winkle, a longtime county constable, is named sergeant-at-arms of Monmouth County’s Second Judicial District District Court in Rahway. Judge Jacob Steinbach Jr announced the appointment yesterday. Rahway hosts Chattie tonight at the gym court.

George van Winkle Monmouth County Jacob Steinbach, Jr Rahway Mr. van Winkle Freehold

Women gain in Monmouth County school posts

Old boards remained in power in Monmouth Boroughs as Chas. R. Snyder Lewis B. Sculthorpe and Dr. George D. Fay were reelected school trustees in Atlantic Highlands. An independent race saw Mrs C K Linson win 23 votes. eight candidates total. Budgets approved include bonds and interest 3368, building 3236, manual training 400, total 47000. Monmouth Beach elected A O Johnson and others with low votes while Rumson approved 8000 for current expenses with 34 total votes.

Atlantic Highlands Chas. St. Snyder Lewis Sculthorpe George D. Fay K. Linson Charles R. Snyder George D. Bay C. K. Linson Robert Lufburrow Louis Tumen J. E. van Pelt Norman Lufburrow Grover C. Williams Charles A. Reed Monmouth Beach Board of Education A. O. Johnson Reuben Johnson John McWood, Jr Jease W. Potter William Heltzman Rumson Richard Rogers Jacob Zerr Louis Fritschi Walter Whitmore

Mrs Sutton Passes Bar Examinations in Red Bank

Mary W. Sutton wife of William J. Sutton Red Bank store dealer and school board member passed the Trenton bar exam earning an attorney's degree. She taught at Red Bank High School and will take on clients from her Button Building Red Bank office. New Eatontown baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Thomas F Dickenson at Lewis Street. Hurley closing sale in Spring Lake lists 42 horses 50 wagons 20 harnesses and more for March 22 1918.

Mary W. Sutton William J. Sutton Red Bank Board of Education Trenton Sutton Red Bank High School Eatontown Thomas F. Dickenson Lewis Street Dickenson Howell & Paulson Hurley Spring Lake Timothy Hurley

Red Bank church society re elects officer in annual meeting

About 26 women of the Im provement Society of the Red Bank First Presbyterian Church attended the gathering at Mrs H R Morrison s Maple avenue home. Officers were re elected: Honorary President Mrs Alice Coth ren Principal President Mrs Albert T Doremus Vice President Mrs Anna Conover Secretary Mrs Margaret Cooper Treasurer Mrs J W J Bonnell The group reported about 60 members and a treasury near 600 cents a year in spending and income from events. A memorial window for Mrs Lillie Rogan will be unveiled at the Sunday service. Plans were outlined for the State Missionary Convention to be held April 3 at Red Bank First Church.

Improvement Society of the Red Bank First Presbyterian Church H. R. Morrison Maple Avenue Alice Cothren Albert T. Doremus Anna Conover Mias Margaret Cooper J. W. J. Bonnell Lillie J. Rogan James W. Rogan Improvement Society

New Manager for Germania Hotel

Negotiations are under way in Red Bank for the lease of Councilman Jacob Degering s Germania Hotel on West Front street. William Paulson of Monmouth Street is likely to take a five year lease with renewal and possession earmarked for April 7, possibly keeping current staff.

Red Bank Jacob Degenring Germania Weat Front Street William J. Paukson Monmouth Street Sheridan Hotel William Dibb Morristown Chae. G. DuBois Degenring Paulson

Thankful note for Uncle William Redmond

A brief appreciation from Miss Mary Gingel of Oakhurst New Jersey thanks many friends who offered services during the illness and funeral of her uncle William Redmond. She recalls the acts performed and expresses memory and sorrow. The message is dated March 19.

William Redmond Mary _ Gingel Oakhurst N. J Isis

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