Visiting Nurse At Health Meeting Notes City Issues
A visiting nurse spoke at the health meeting, offering tips on contagion checks at the mayor’s request. Commissioner Flock reported on Clean Up Club efforts and district outreach. The meeting addressed unsanitary shacks, old ruins, a privy vault application, and pest house fumigation. Measles cases were noted. typhoid one case. plumbing report missing. The mayor ordered prompt attendance and warned against delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer Newcomb
Mi Ilok
Woolley
Louisa Gleason
Pavilion
Second Avenues
Howland Monae
Flock
J. R. Reis
Union Cremie
Saher
Bourgy
George H. Northam
Northam
Red Bank Girls Top Keyport in Big Basketball Win
The Red Bank High School girls basketball team defeated Keyport High School 22 to 2 on the Red Bank YMCA court. Red Bank led 11–0 at halftime with no field goals by Keyport, as the hosts pressed throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank Y.M
Red Bank High School
Keyport High School
Keyport
Red Bank
Etény
Hazel Rogers
Dorothy Dean
Pearl Worden
Adele Chandler
Louise Doremus
Eleanor Hedenberg
R. G
Helen Chamberlain
A Poor Prophet. Cold A Dorle Theor
An excerpt recounts a student experience with a stern headmaster and a harsh prophecy about Conan Doyle. The voice recalls schooldays, warnings, and the notion that Doyle would never rise to anything, ending with the name Hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorle
Schon
Rotmunts
Thackery Cescerthes
Pendennis
Guese
Conan Doyle
Tim
Hin
Doyle
Thormaghiy
Fife
Hook
William Cavano Dies After Tuberculosis Battle in Trenton
William Cavano 45, formerly of Red Bank, died in the Trenton Institution after a four month illness with tuberculosis. He worked for Waters & Osborn Co. in Red Bank and was married to Ida Cavano with two sons William and George Wesley. Funeral plans by Harry C. Fay are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
William Cavano
Tuberculosis
Cavano
Waters & Osborn Co
Glen Gardner
Trenton
Belford
Harry C. Fay
Ida
George W. Bickens
William
George Wesley Cavano
Stephen Sanborn
Shrewsbury Avenue
Maple Avenue
White Street
Long Branch City Board Approves Budgets and Bridge Inquiry
The bi monthly bills for city officers and the street department were passed. The Nathan Fisher special police officer bond was approved. Hackman complaints led to a call for designated contact points. Broadway paving by Standard Biulithic starts, with five car loads of travel daily and parkway work including Miberon avenue planned. Notes of 2000 dollars discounted. A Park avenue bridge land hearing to occur in Jersey City next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland
Nathan Fisher
Arrowsmith
Woolley
Standard Biulithic Company
Broadway
Miberon Avenue
Flock
Thomas P. Fay
Park Avenue
Jersey City
Fay
City of
Long Branch
Ritter Loses Grangers Defer in Red Bank School Fight
Elizabeth Ritter, backed by Red Bank Socialist Local, fails to win a seat on the Red Bank Board of Education as 236 votes are cast. Ezra Osborn, Charles A. Minton, and Newton Doremus are reelected to new terms. Total appropriation for the year is 35,500 with allocations for current expenses, building and repairs, and manual training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Lambs
New York
UTE
Charles Frohman
Frohman
New York ‘Tribune
Red Bank
Elizabeth TB. Ritter
Charles W. Ritter
Empire Theatre
Red Bank Board of Education
Ritter
Ezra Osborn
Charles A. Minton
Newton Doremus
Doremus
Mr. Osborn
Mr. Minton
Dorgemus
Ritter At
Belock
Borough Hall
Charles D. Warner
Alfred Botticher
William J. Sutton
George W Bray
Charles K. Hopping
James A. G. Wise
Red Bank Equal Suffrage Club
Red Bank Public Library Association
Assembly balks on jury reform bill in New Jersey
In Trenton on March 19 the Assembly refused to pass the Davis jury reform bill with a referendum. An amendment to apply the law only in counties adopting it was adopted 27 to 24, and the bill then passed 42 to 13. The Senate backs a straight bill. leaders seek a compromise with Governor Fielder.
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Trenton
Assembly
Senate
Martin
Hudson
Fielder
Apples Discussion Delayed as Shrewsbury Grange Meets
Members of Shrewsbury Grange attend a sparse Odd Fellows Hall session where a long debate on apples was postponed to April 1. The meeting featured speeches on farming success factors education or energy and announced speakers and topics for the upcoming Apple session including pruning spraying fertilizers and tree oil preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrewsbury Grange
Red Hawk
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Edgar EK
Alexander A.W. Morford
Henry Coe
Henry C. McLean
James Richdale
Eling Black
James C. Richlate
A. Chapin McLean
Lester C. Lovett
William B. Conover
Port Monmouth Pointers Chronicle Shore Road issues and residents
Complaints spread along Shore Road as Ideal Beach Company filled a marsh creating a lake risk to road and properties. Local residents report spring gardening plans, lost glasses found, illness recoveries, and visits from relatives and entertainers lingering at shore homes.
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Shore Road
Ideal Beach Company
Patrick Kelly
Charles A. Smith
Ralph Eastmond
Jersey City
Middletown Notes Chronicle Local Incidents and School Attendance
McIDLETOWN NOTES describes Hendrickson car accident in mud near Campbell Junction with minor damage. Dolan planting a twelve acre orchard on Holmdel road. Harris injured by dynamite blast. Mrs. Wallace recovering from rheumatism. Hendrickson brothers pursuing education. Anna Hendrickson recovering from whooping cough. nine grammar pupils counted as neither tardy nor absent since September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Hendrickson
Campbell's Junction
John Dolan
Golden Farm
Holmdel Road
John Haris
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Harris
John D. Wallace
Daniel D. Hendrickson
Albert Hendrickson
Township High School
Peddie Institute
Hightstown
Anna Hendrickson
Ralph Taylor
Daniel Wilson
Armstead Green
Charles Tindall
Vivian and
Meyers Jackson
Flora Mitchell
James Garvey
W. Kenneth Pease
Hand Scalded by Steam in Red Bank
Mrs Edmund T Woolley 82 of Oakland Street Red Bank suffered a painful scald on her left hand from steam while pouring hot water near a stove. Soothing measures given and no serious injury expected though her age makes recovery more cautious. Friends hope for a quick, complete recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund T. Woolley
Oakland Street
Red Bank
Woolley
Surprise birthday party honors Red Bank shoe manager
Yesterday marked the 25th birthday of Peter Klippel, manager of Beat Shoe Co.'s Red Bank store. A surprise party was held at his Spring Street home with about twenty guests, games, refreshments, gifts, and a large cake with 26 candles, all in festive décor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Best Shoe Co
Red Bank
Peter Klippel
Beat Shoe Co
Spring Street
Klippel
England Likes Lobsters From Norway and Nova Scotia
England consumes about 80 000 lobsters daily with most imports sourced from Norway and Nova Scotia. The note highlights the reliance on foreign suppliers to meet the country’s seafood demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Britain
Norway
Nova Scotia
Scratched Face in Second Avenue Restaurant Dispute
David Gruber former Gruber restaurant owner and his brother in law Joseph Poznasisky Brighton avenue restaurateur clashed over Gruber's child in Second Avenue near Broadway. Gruber filed in recorder court with Fay for the complainant and Morford for the defense. Poznasisky posted 200 dollars bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Gruber
Gruber
Second Avenue
Joseph Poznasisky
Brighton Avenue
Broadway
Mr. Gruber
Recorder’s Court
Thomas P. Fay
Harold C. Morford
Recorder Arrowsmith
Poznasisky
Baker’s complaint ends with discharged housekeeper
Charles Holm, a baker at the Goothell bake shop, charged Mrs. Deborah West with petty larceny after claiming his watch and chain went missing. West, 60, denied the accusation and was discharged by Recorder Arrowsmith after testimony from Holm and Health Inspector Taber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Holm
Goothell
Desborah West
Kingland
Holm
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Middletown
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Popular Clothing Co
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