Oceanic Church Notes WeekEND Visits And Memorial Service
Mr and Mrs Fred Pintard of New York visited relatives in Oceanic over the weekend. Miss Catherine Hook of Red Bank sang solos at Goodwill Methodist Church. A new bell was installed and used Friday night. A memorial service for Rev Samuel W Knipe, former pastor, drew a large crowd as Elwood Harvey recalled his memories. Rev W Earl Ledden to administer the Lord's Supper Friday night. Sunrise services Sunday by the Christian Endeavor Society precede a 11 am sermon by Rev A A McKay and an illustrated Life of Christ lecture at 7:30 pm.
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Fred Pintard
New York
Presbyterian Church
Samuel W. Knipe
Arizona
A. A. McKay
Elwood Harvey
Little Silver
Knipe
Oceanic Church
Katherine Bishop
Katherine
Bishop
Stephen Wilson
June van Nest
Lafayette Street
Percy Hicks
Saugatuck
Conn
James Enright, Jr
Michael Hallanan
Walter
Whitmore
Oceanic Road
John Noonan
Bingham Avenue
W. Earl Ledden
Goodwill Methodist Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Livingstone
Christ
Fair Haven Community Notes and Services
Mr. Parks of New York lectured on marine signals at the school building Sunday with Scouts and locals attending. Howard Snyder returned from three years in the U S Navy. George Smith buys improvements for Mr Farley’s DeNormandie avenue home. Mrs George B Moxley leaves for Boston to visit her husband, agent for the Round Up company. Rev Robert McKellar of Red Bank to praise at Episcopal Chapel Friday night and Sunday services with a children's festival. The program features hymns and chants including Come Ye Faithful and Jesus Lives.
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Howard Snyder
U. S. Navy
George. Smith
Farley
DeNormandie Avenue
George B. Moxley
Boston
Robert McKellar
Red Bank
Episcopal Chapel of the Holy Communion
Jesus
Red Bank Happenings and Local Clerical Moves
Illness at Trinity Episcopal Church limits Rev. Robert McKellar as Rev. Scott Kidder from Asbury Park fills pulpit and preaches. Church services listed for Holy Week and Easter including Holy Communion Matins Way to the Cross and Easter Eve ceremonies. Move of George F. Smith to Wall as Methodist pastor. Albert C. Smith returns from Florida in improved health. Other notes include Wilsons returning from Daytona with Rockefeller presence, and various pastors relocating or taking new charges.
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Robert McKellar
Maple Avenue
Trinity Episcopal Church
Scott Kidder
Asbury Park
George F. Smith
Mabel
Wall
Smith
Methodist Church
Mr. Smith
Albert C. Smith
Park Place
Florida
Nicholas J. Wilson
Daytona
Fla
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Edmund James Kulp
St. Louis
Broadway Methodist Church
Camden
Everett VanDright
Englishtown
James Lord
South River
Grace Methodist Parsonage
Broad Street
Kenneth Brown
South Street
John Brown
Brooklyn
Harold Davison
Abramsl. Davison
Monmouth Street
F. Hart
Trenton
Newark Bowlers Spark in Star head-pin Meet
Long Branch bowlers George Bennett Sylvester Goetheil Daniel Dillione Romeo Dillione and William Van Pelt traveled to New York Tuesday and then Newark to compete in the Star head-pin tournament on the Iroquois alleys. Their team posted a 464 count with Bennett 104 Goetheil 108 Dillione 101 and Van Pelt 2 despite a miss in frame five Romeo Dillione finished with 64. They returned home on the theatre train.
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New York
George Bennett
Sylvester Goetheil
Daniel Dillione
Romeo Dillione
William van Pelt
Newark
Pin Knights
George Bennet
van Pelt
Reception to Pastors Wives in Ocean Grove
A dual reception Tuesday night in Ocean Grove honored Mrs. John Handley formerly of Long Branch and Mrs. Marshall Owens a former Sea Bright resident. Handley will leave the district superintendency to lead the Broadway Church Camden while Owens’ husband goes to Atlantic City. Handley received a cut glass olive dish and Owens a dozen sherbert glasses amid speeches by Mrs. Werry Hendrickson. The event was hosted at Mrs. G L D Tompkins.
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Ocean Grove
John Handley
Long Branch
Marshall Owens
Sea Bright
Owens
Atlantic City
Handley
Broadway Church
Camden
Werry Hendrickson
G. L. D. Tompkins
National campaign to set wage standards for women spreads
Illinois plans a national push against white slavery as governors respond to a labor wage inquiry. New York and Massachusetts leaders back minimum wages for women, with unions and merchants weighing impacts. Governor Barratt O’Hara announces a broad probe into wage effects and exploitation. The effort calls for state and federal action to raise women’s wages, ending abusive employment practices.
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Hlinois
Barratt O'hara
Vifort
Sulzer
New York
Lune
Utah
Cox
Sunowneed
California
Senter Gates
Los Angeles
Gocerhor
Wodeliysen
Doctor Flexner Reveals Infantile Paralysis Germ
Dr Simon Flexner of the Rockefeller Institute announced isolation cultivation and photography of the infantile paralysis germ before a Jolns Hop kins hospital audience. He showed a chainlike germ in spinal tissue and described an oxygen free medium for cultivation noting the germ is not found in blood or oxygen exteriors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolns Hopkins Hospital
Simon Wilexner
Rockefeller Institute For Scientific Research
Mexner
Device to prevent train wrecks proposed for prize
Harry Needles of Winsted Connecticut outlined to the public utilities commission a signal device to avert railroad wrecks. It uses two uprights on a car roof with interior wiring and signal posts along the track. When danger is signaled the system applies emergency brakes to slow the train to thirty miles per hour at crossovers before resuming normal speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Needles
Winsted
Conn
Public Utilities Commission
President Mellen
New Haven Railroad Company
Weins
Holland to Care For Its Old
The Dutch Senate approved by a 4 to 35 vote a bill mandating compulsory old age and sickness insurance for working men. The measure aims to provide social protection and coverage for workers in old age and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Netherlands
Cottage renting booms in Long Branch season of 1913
The column notes a brisk cottage rental market at good prices as Long Branch looks to a strong season. Six room cottages near Central Depot fetched about 500 dollars, with more summer homes planned. It discusses the shift from autos to weekend trips, a potential cottage boom, and local civic life including women candidates and active associations at City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Fairley
Jacmica High School
New York
Central Depot
Long Branch
Looijes to Meet Monmouth Bowling Club in Red Bank Match
Red Bank Bowling Match set for next Tuesday night at Red Bank Y M C A alleys. Looijes of the association will bowl three games against Monmouth Bowling Club of Elberon. Both teams are evenly matched and rivalry is friendly. A fast, exciting contest with good scores is expected.
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Red Bank Y
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Senate of Massachusetts
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Rumson
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District Court
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Long Branch Society For the Improvement
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