Borden Co Leases Shore Quarter For North Jersey Trade
Long Branch becomes the Borden Milk Co distribut ing center for the North Jersey coast from Atlantic Highlands to Spring Lake. Manager Leonard S Pickel will move from Hess Building to Darby buildings in Second Avenue, leasing for two years, with April 1 opening. Twenty five horses and six autos will service shore trade. new refrigerator and employee facilities to be built. Pickel, Board of Trade member and year round resident, leads the expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Borden Milk Company
North Jersey
Atlantic Highlands
Spring Lake
Leonard S.pickel
Hess
Brighton Avenue
Darby
Second Avenue
Pickel
T the Borden Company
Schilsgiaoece
Pieckel
Board of Trade
Pheasants and Quail Being Distributed in State
Game Protector James M. Stratton oversees the distribution of 6000 English pheasants and 4000 quail from Oklahoma and England. Nearly every county will receive birds, with about two hundred released in this section. Game Warden Hlvjie C. Burtsie coordinates releases in the vicinity as 160 pheasants arrived early and are being liberated in small groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Stratton
Bray
Oklahoma
Hlvjie C. Burtsie
Staten Island quake scare after safe blast misread
Report of a tremor felt along the Jersey coast after a safe was blown at the Blazen Island Supply Company in West New Brighton. Residents mistook thenitroglycerin blast for an earthquake. life savers at Sandy Hook reported vibration without noise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saunday Hook
Sandy Hook
Fort Hancock
Long Branch
New Brighton
U. S
Btazen Island Supply Company
Riverside Gun Club elects five new members in Red Bank
At a regular meeting of the Riverside Gun Club in Red Bank five new members were elected Clinton R James J Frank James A Y Pringle A Dalby and Arthur Suseman Also approved a trap on club grounds a house purchase and its move to the grounds The demolition of St James Church on Broadway draws attention as landmarks disappear next week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Bohemian Club
Ath
James T. Clayton
Boutonieres
George Ackerman
Harry Stewart
Lester Hance
Leroy Chamberlain
Eugene Magee
Harry Boskey
Nen
Rich Bate Voire
Riverside Gun Club
Register Building
Broad Street
Piace
Clinton R. James
J. Frank James
Brooklyn
A. Y. Pringle
Hatontown
A. 4. Dalby
Arthur Suseman
Albert L. Ivine
Charla R. D. Foxwell
Reuben White
William Chandler
Borden Hance
Ed van Kattengill
Ivins
Shrewsbury Avenue
Fair Grounds
Raymond Hoagland
Rumson
Edward J. Reilly
Red Bank Expressman
St. James’ Church
Buuineas
Broadway
Masonic Ladies' Night Set for April 28 in Long Branch
Long Branch Lodge No. 78 Po across Asbury Park hosts its annual Ladies' Night at Masonic Hall on Tuesday evening April 28. R W Safford Dey of Asbury Park visited the lodge last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch Lodge
Masonic Hall
R. W. Safford Dey
Asbury Park
Bowling Report From Lakewood Narrowly Wins Series
Lakewood Bowlers won two of three games against Asbury Park on Thursday night at Lakewood. Asbury Park led in the final game but failed to overturn an earlier deficit as Lakewood claimed the series. The Van Tine Photo Studio relocates to 206 Broadway in the Theatre building near the Red Joseph Rodgers pro shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
Asbury
Asbury Park
van Tine
Broadway
Steinbach’s
Slotone
Seven Nominees for Commissioner Expanded in Local Race
George Darby and Wm J Smythe Jr enter the commissioner race as petitions rise to extend the field to seven. City Clerk B B Newcomb remains in the lead with 37 candidates having the required support. total nominations reach 67 with many figures and vote tallies listed for the hopefuls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Darby
Wm. J. Smythe, Jr
Darby
Smythe
B. B. Newcomb
Bryant B. Newcomb
R. Jerome van Brunt
John W. Flock
S. Hirschfeld
Marshall Woolley
Edwin L. Reed
C. O. McPaddin
A. D. Sherman
W. R. Warwick
W. A. Hurst
T. V. Arrowsmith
Charles Corn
F. L. Howland
A.T. Truax
J. Wesley Seaman
Harry «. Rehm
James Guite
Forrest Green
Henry Joline
J. A. Eaton
8. A. Nelson
J. G. Sexton
Charles E. Brown
N. Cubberley
R. J. Gulick
George L. Crum
A. O. Hicks
Thomas Beatty
George E. Polandid
Daniel Edwards
Robert Wright
Raymond Fessler
R. H. Curtis
Geo. W. Baxter
Charles &. Sexton
David Biting
B. P. Morris
R. H. Hughes
Daniel W. Clark
Wil Bryan
W. J. Smythe
Dr Neal Leaves St Luke's As New Bridgeton District Superintendent
Dr George H Neal, newly appointed Bridge ton district superintendent, relinquishes his pastorate at St Luke's Church Long Branch with plans to move to Bridgeton next week. He praises his successor Dr J Y Dobbing and notes the appointment of Dr H J Zelley to Hamilton Avenue Church Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeton
St. Luke's Church
George H. Neal
Neal
Wig
St. Luke’s Church
H. J. Zelley
Hamilton Avenue Church
Trenton
Dr. Neal
Zelley
Long Branch
St. Luke's
J. Y. Dobbing
New York Trip Guests Visit Woolley Family
Postmaster and Mrs. Anthony T. Woolley enjoy a weekend in New York with daughter Mildred. They plan evening entertainment hosted by Arthur C. Morris of the New Jersey Mortgage Company. Empire Theatre at Monmouth plays daily, Neptun e Hall hosts a Military Band event on Tuesday evening March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony T. Woolley
Wew
York
Ite
Mildred
Ciiper
Arthur C. Morris
New Jersey Mortenge Company
Empire Theatre
Monmouth
Red Bank
Chas
Na Hall
New Pastors Appointed at Local Churches
Long Branch welcomes Rev. Dr. John Y. Dobbins succeeding Rev. Dr. George H. Neal at St. Luke s Church coming from Woodbury after three years There is also Rev. O B Duffield from St James New Brunswick starting at Sea Bright For Red Bank Methodist churches Rev. Percy Perinchief succeeds Dr. H R Robinson at First Church moving to Pitman and Rev Van Dright replaces Rev George Johnson at Grace Church Dr Dobbins joins New Jersey Congregation activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
John Y. Dobbins
George H. Neal
St. Luke's
St._Dobbing
Woodbury
Sea Bright
Duffield
Gamble
St. James’ Church
New Brunswick
Red Bank
Percy Perinchief
Little Silver
Ocean Grove
H. R. Robinson
First Church
Pitman
van Dright
George &. Johnson
Grace Church
Dr. Dobbins
St Luke's
New Jersey
Allgor Denies Abusing Local Residents In Packer Row
James M. Allgor of Sea Bright says he did not insult Mr. Packer and explains he spoke to Mr. Kearney about a rascal who embezzled frewen's relief money. He says Packer overreacted and threatened to have him jailed, prompting a continuation on the sixth page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Allgor
Sea Bright
Mr. Packer
Mr. Kearney
Rascal
Frewen
Foster
Weather Bureau Forecast For NJ and Southeast Storms
The Weather Bureau forecasts 36 hour outlook for New Jersey with late snow possible and warmer temperatures. East and southeast winds rise. storm warnings issued from Jacksonville to Norfolk. Obstructions noted at Meaplay station and Long Branch. Recent high 36, low 20, barometer 30.65, humidity 31 to 62 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Mobile
Cedar Keys
Texas
Moore
Jacksonville
Norfolk
Meaplay Station
North Hieadway
Long Branch
Election and Tax Bills Move Through the Upper House
In Trenton the Senate passed Leavitt election bills amid a steamroller majority with four Democrats opposed. Measures cut personal registration for towns under 16 000 and altered primary dates to May, aiming to align with National Committee rules. A separate bill authorizes electors at a September state convention and weakens campaign disclosure, inviting a likely veto by Governor Wilson. A lively fight looms over the state tax law revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Siler
Middlesex County
Senate
Fielder
Johnson
Bergen
Englewood
Leavitt
Edge
Smalley
Pierce
Thia
National Committee
Wilson
Pride of Monmouth council marks 17th anniversary
The Red Bank Daughters of Liberty No. 27 celebrated its seventeenth anniversary at the American Mechanics Hall on Broad street with about 180 attendees. A evening program featured music, recitations, a humorous dialogue Hiring a Servant, tableaux, and other performances amid patriotic decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Lewis
Husaana Lewis
Jennie Beatt
Oliver Creen
Emma Vernell
Susanna Lewis
Mary Asay
Helen Duncan
Ruth Ryder
Charles Rogers
Moses L. Jéthson
Oliver G. Frake
Mra
William Bennett
Emma Robtsin
George Lee
Mabel
William Bennett, Jr
Valenah
Jennie Scott
Dance at Pleasure Bay Old Pleasure Bay House
A social dance will be held at the Old Pleasure Bay House on Wednesday evening in April. Music and light refreshments will be provided. James Maloney serves as committee chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasure Bay House
James Maloney
Services at Presbyterian Church Lenten Recital
The Presbyterian Church holds worship tomorrow at 10.45 and 7.40 with the pastor delivering sermons. The evening service features a Lenten organ recital by organist Mr. Fred K. Ball. A cordial welcome to all remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Fred K. Ball
Lakewood Teacher Ledley Dies After Surgery
Lakewood public school teacher Ledley died yesterday in a Spring Lake hospital following an appendicitis operation. He taught his classes a week prior and resided in New State near Rochester. Burial plans were announced for Miss Ledley at Oceanic Public School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Join Ledley
Lakewoo
Spring Lake
Mr. Ledley
New State
Rochester
Miss Ledley
Feather
Oceanic Public Schoo
In & Sleter
Detenged
Hotel Trenton Undergoing Spring Improvements
Robert Hubbard proprietor of the Trenton Hotel announces spring improvements with redecorating throughout the house and a fresh coat of paint on the exterior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hubbard
Trenton
Paing
Surf Theatre Keyport Life Pictures and Songs
Surf Theatre in Keyport runs afternoon and evening shows with matinees at 3 30 and 2 30 on Saturdays. Admission is 19 cents, children 5 cents for matinees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surf Theatre
Keyport
Life Motion Pictures
Train Victims Recovering After Barnegat Wreck
Engineer C C Meredith of the freight train injured at Barnegat Pier last Thursday is recovering at Monmouth Memorial Hospital and will be discharged to Camden. Engineer Bouse of Dunbar Avenue remains sore but improving, and baggage master Frank Applegate of Second Avenue is detained at home with a broken nose and other injuries.
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Bouse
Applegate
Hospstal
C. C. Meredith
Tha
Barnegat Pier
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Meredith
Camsden
Dunbar Avenue
Ewrich
Frank Applegate
Second Avenue
More Lights for Shrewsbury River Demand
Charles L Edwards of the Waterway League of New Jersey urged the Light House Board to modify the dyke light at the Shrewsbury river entrance and add a new light on Links Island shoal. He also proposed a bell buoy or fog signal at the river mouth. The board agreed to install an acetylene flag light and increase power at other lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Edwarda
Waterway League of
New Jersey
League
Light House Board
Sherman Rauch
Waterway League of New Jersey
New York Waterway League
Edwards
Links Island
City Champions Packer Defeats Chattle in Narrow Finish
The Chattle five fell to the Packer five 38 to 42 on Lycaum court in a tight city championship clash. Johnston led Chattle with 10 baskets as Helles and Setrin contributed long shots for the losers while the second half saw a bold Chattle rally before the final buzzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattle
Packer
Johnston
Chattielies
Helles
Ers
Setrin
Arnheim Clothier Marks Sudden End At 63
The well known New York clothier Arnheim died suddenly at his residence 71 East 67th Street after three years of ill health. A widowed mother of two daughters survives him. He emigrated to the United States as a boy and was prominent in the clothing trade and Hebrew societies. He belonged to the Lopes Branch association and Manu Braoch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marks
Arbeim
Manuele Braoch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Borden CO
New Shore Quarter
Darby Building
Second Ave
Big Milk Concern For Distributing Center
Aves Minstrel Show
of Red Bank High School Athletic Association
England
Staten Island
NEW Gun Club
Riverside Organization
Masonic
Majestic Theatre
Monmouth Street
Neat
Railroad Station
Red
Joseph Rodgers
Orion
Heer
The
Daily Record
First Baptist Church
T. B. Hughes
First Baptist
Vita
New York
J. Y. Dobbins
St. Luke’s
J. ¥. Dobbins
Allgor
Weather Bureau Forecast
RED Bank D. OF L
Pleasure Bay
Robert C. Adamson, Jr
Liberty Street
Anthony Brady
Ocean Avenue
Adrian Riker
Norwood
Juline Beer
Storner
Ocean and
Park Avenue
Alfred Nathan
Edward Dinkelspeilth
Anso
Golden's
Shrewsbury
Packer Fine
Chattles
Lyeaum Court
Ocean Front
R. M. Harris Shoe Store
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