New Pastor Rev Dr Dobbins At St Luke's Woodbury
Rev Dr J Dobbins of Woodbury succeeds Dr George H Neal at St Luke's Church. He preached two sermons and attended a men’s mass meeting at First Reformed, praised Neal, and said he aims to work in his own way with support. Arrangements for a public reception next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ¥. Dobbins
Woodbury
George H. Neal
St. Luke's Church
First Reformed Church
Sandy
James Cloughly
Norwood Avenue
New York
Long Branch
Washington Street
Dobbins
Neal
St. Luke’s Church
Dr. Dobbins
Vr. Dobbens
Paul
Apollos
Sophias
Christ
God
Debbine
Edmund Hewitt
Pitman
Bridgeton
Neals
Sea Bright
Duffield
Sea Bright M. BE
Mr. Duffield
C. V. Shropshire
New Brunswick
Dancing lessons and band concert notices in Red Bank area
Appointments for private lessons available Saturday afternoons at Townley's Hall. Mail Philip J Coleman 15 Reever Place Red Bank for details. Also notice of Military Band Min strela at Neptune Hall on Tuesday evening March 26 with reserved seats and general admission prices. instruction and miscellaneous garbled text included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townley's Hall
Philip J. Coleman
Reever Place
Red Bank
Neptune Hall
Veto hopes loom as Solons eye governor's actions
Trenton March 25 The legislature consents to a late session as leaders plan to adjourn by Wednesday with a recess until next week. Governor’s possible vetoes loom on Leavitt election bills altering voting rules. One bill spans volunteer transport to polls, the other raises registration thresholds, sparking debates on bribery and colonization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Prince
McCran
Assembly
Leavitt
Senate
Friends of the
Geran
J F Finley Dies at Tinton Falls
Joseph Finley died at his aunt Mrs Thomas Hines home in Tinton Falls after a short illness. Born in Brooklyn thirty six years ago he lived in Long Branch as a painter and sign writer. Survived by wife four children and sister Mrs John Brazo funeral at Star of the Sea Church Mount Carmel Cemetery. Also notices for Neptune Hall seating and Majestic Theatre ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Finley
Thomas Hines
Tinton, Falls
Mr. Finley
Brooklyn
Michael
Delia Finley
Long Branch
Mulligan’ & Brazo
Essie Coles
John W. Brazo
Union Avenue
Star of the Sea
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Two Prominent Monmouth Men Die
The obituary notes Theodore Solomon of Keyport dies at 78 from heart disease after a five day illness, survived by four grandchildren and a widow. He was born in 1838 in New Brunswick and lived in Keyport twelve years, owning property in Newark and other towns. Funeral at 2:30 tomorrow from his home with Rev. Isaac Yerks officiating. interment in Chester cemetery. Also, Herbert C. Melees, 36, prominent Middletown oyster planter, dies of diabetes on Riverside Drive. survived by widow and two children. Interment at Fair View cemetery in Middletown. Rabbi Wise to speak at Library Hall Asbury Park tomorrow night under Women’s Club auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Solomon
Beers Street
Keyport
Frederick Portt
Long Branch
William Stein
New York State
Abram
Leonard Haylar
Solomon
Margaret
Samuel Solomon
New Brunswick
Chester
Morris County
Pooerty
Newark
Robert T. Smith
Red Bank
Isaac
Yerks
First Methodist Church
McClees
John McClees
Elvira McClees
Riverside Drive
Middletown Township
Theodore C. 8. Blanchard
Prudential Insurance Company of
Robert MacKellar
Trinity Episcopal Church
Fair View Cemetery
Middiestown
Robert Mount & Son
Long Branch Band Minstrels and Choral Society Highlights
The Long Branch Military Band repeats minstrel performances at Neptune Hall for Neptune Council No. 217 and at Sea Bright next month to aid Ashland Council. The Sea Bright show is the band’s fourth event. The Long Branch Choral Society will present Pirates of Penzance on Wednesday April 17 at the Lyceum with tickets on sale March 25 at Smythes drug store. Also noted is Mrs Belle Fulton opening a corset and muslin underwear store on Bromsway Empire Theatre, with moving pictures and vaudeville nightly and matinees daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch Military
Neptune Hall
Neptune Council
Sea Bright
Ashland Council
Long Branch Choral Society
Pirates of Penzance
Lyceum
Smythes’ Drug Store
Belle Fulton
Bromsway
Forty candidates file petitions for city commissioner race
The race for city commissioner widens as 39 nominees emerge with petitions, including R. Horace Curtis who surged from four to forty six. City Clerk Newcomb and assistant Miss Finn handle affidavits, while former city collector William R. Joline and Harry Goldstein join the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Horace Curtis
Curtis
Wm. R.joline
Harry Goldstein
Louis Fesler
Newcomb
Miss Finn
Mr. Newcomb
Kydnt B. Newcomb
R. Jerome van Brunt
John W. Flock
Hirschfeld
Marshall Woolley
Edwin L. Reed
C. .O. McFaddin
A. D. Sherman
W. R. Warwick
W. A. Hurst
T. V. Arrowsmith
Charles Corn
L. Howland
A. T. Truax
J. Wesley Seaman
Harry Co. Rehm
James Guire
Worrest Green
Henry Joline
J. A. Eaton
A. Nelson
W. E. Jeffrey
Igaac Woolley
S. Scobey
Rush Patton
J. N. Cubberley
R. L. Gulick
George L. Crum
A. O. Hicks
Thomas Beatty
George EB. Poland
Daniel Edwards
Robert Wright
Raymond Fessler
George W. Baxter
Charles F. Sexton
David Elting
B. P. Ao R. St. Hughes
Daniel TR. Mark
William Bryan
W. J. Smythe
George Darby
Wm. R. Joline
Abducted Girl 19 Back at Red Bank
Francesina Barone, a fourteen year old reported abducted from Red Bank last week with a mother's boarder, returned home Saturday after several days in New York. Detectives will examine the case for possible crime. Authorities suspect possible white slave traffic involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francesina Barone
Red Bank
New York
Keyport
Long Branch
Traffe
Weather Bureau Forecast and Local Notice in New Jersey
The Weather Bureau forecasts 36 hours ending Tuesday evening with fair conditions tonight and tomorrow in New Jersey, slightly warmer interior, diminishing north and northeast winds. Observations at Long Branch show yesterday's high 41 and low 34, humidity around 73 percent by 10 am, with a 44 mph north wind. A Commission Government League Meeting is scheduled in Library Hall Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Commission Govt. League
Newark Preacher on Man's Religion
Rev George P Dougherty pastor of St Pauls M F Church Newark spoke at First Reformed Church under Men and Religious Forward Movement on Aisan's Religion with text Be strong in the lord He urged serving Christ beyond prayer and church praising faith in God and prayer while urging men to stand for the right and to save others from sin He paid tribute to Lee and Jackson and noted religion as starting point for broader social duty
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Dougherty
St. Paul's M.F. Church
Newark
First Reformed Church
Aisan
Thomas B. Hughes
First Presbyterian Church
Charles R.scott
Simpson Memorial M. EB
St. Juke’s
Simpson
First Presbyterian
St. Luke's Church
Lovell
Dobbins
Hughes
Christ
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Schiemm Seeks License Transfer To Run Hotel Liberty
Gustav Schiemm applied to transfer the license of Hotel Liberty from Harry Surles. He has worked at Kinneland Motel and plans to take possession as soon as the deal closes. Louis Zipp, a former Rhineland employee, will join Schiemm. Both men left their posts Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schiemm
Liberty Hotel
Gustav Schlemm
Harry Surles
Hotel Liberty
Kinneland
Louis Zipp
Rhineland
Auto strikes vegetable wagon on Norwood avenue injuring driver
A red touring car, speeding without headlights, hit vegetable wagon driven by P. L. Maroules near Brautigam Grocery in South Elberon Saturday night. Maroules, Greek fruit seller at 580 Broadway Long Branch, was thrown out and injured. The wagon was demolished and the horse fled to its stable in Long Branch. The auto sped away into darkness. police notified but no trace found. Maroules sustained bruises and cuts but continued by trolley to Long Branch.
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Norwood Avenue
Headligh
PL. Maroules
Brautigam
South Elberon
Maroules
Long Branch
Dog
Asbury Park
Maronles
Broadway
Bouth Elberon
Deal
Funeral Held For Cottager Marks Arnheim In New York
The funeral for cottager Marks Arnheim was held at 9 40 this morning from his New York residence at 21 East 57th Street. He is survived by a widow and three daughters Mrs Milton Anmeyer Mrs Willam Arnheim and Samuel Arnheim. Arnheim was a director of the Long Branch Sewer Company and served on the boards of Congregation B nas Israel and the Hebrew Orphan Asylum. Pietro Tomaini, a Long Branch real estate figure who owns the Sorrenta building on Morris Avenue, has closed title Saturday to the Hotel Trenton on Broadway conducted by Robert Hubbard. property runs Broadway to Union Avenue in good condition.
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Marks Arnheim
New York
East 57Th Street
Arnheim
Milton Anmeyer
Willam Arnheim
Samuel Arnheim
Long Branch Sewer Company
Congregation B'nal Jeshurum
The
Hebrew Orphan Asylum
Pietro Tomaini
Morris Avenue
Trenton
Robert Hubbard
Samuel Nathanson
Broadway
Union 1 Avenue
Trolley Route Change Widen Branch Ave Red Bank
Red Bank officials abandon back-of-properties plan for a Hehtof right of way and instead push widening Branch avenue from Spring Street to Markhwin Place Little Silver to lay trolley tracks. Property owners on both sides agree to give six feet each, expanding street by twelve feet if approved. The change follows a shift from an eastern crossing near Rumson road to the proposed Branch avenue route.
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Red Bank
Long
Branch Avenue
Trumson Road
Spring Street
Markhwin Place
Rumson Road
Mrs Mary Martin Dies After Lingering Illness
Widow of Henry Martin and mother of William H Martin of Atlantic Avenue dies at about seventy after a long illness at Art Street home. Funeral services Sunday afternoon at one o’clock at hall then at St Luke’s M R Church half hour later, Rev Alfonso Date officiating. Burial in charge of Charles Breece. Survived by one son William H Martin and three daughters Mrs Samuel Wardell Miss Alice Martin and Mrs Minnie Lemoreat. Another line mentions spring styles offered by Brembach Company at Asbury Park.
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Mary Martin
Henry Martin
William H. Martin
Atlantic Avenue
Art Street
Hallast
St. Luke's M.R
Alfonso
Charles Breece
Martin
Atantic Avenue
Samuel Wardell
Misa Alice Martin
Minnie Lemoreat
Eatontown
Wagon With No Light Hit By Auto Truck
Join Hicks of Fine Fireek was riding in a wagon when a two cylinder auto truck from Fred VanDorn's garage struck it on the dark road near Eatontown. Hicks was thrown out and taken to a pharmacy then Long Branch Hospital. The wheel horse detached and returned home. The driver cited with driving without a lighted lamp as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks
Fine Fireek
Fred VanDorn
Red Bank
Eugene Johnson
Van
Wreck Victim E Charles Jones Buried at West Grove
E Charles Jones 30 died in the Barnegat pier wreck and was buried in Eatontown after funeral services in West Grove and the West Grove M E Church. He resided at 63 Corlies Avenue West Grove and is survived by his mother Mrs Jennie Jones and a daughter Josephine. He had worked as a railroad fireman and formerly played for Oreos Athletic Club. He belonged to Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and Jr O U A M council Spottswood born there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Charles Jones
Pennsylvania Railroad
Barnegat Pier
Asbury Park
Corlies Avenue
West Grove
West Grove M. 4
Eatontown
Jones
Jennie Jones
Josephine
Oreos Athletic Club
Playard
Brotherhood of Railroad Wire‘men
Jr. O. U. A. M. Council
Joe Spottswood
Camden
Long Branch
Mr. Snedeker
New Pastors Start In Monmouth County Churches
Rev Percy Perinchief and Rev D B Van Dwright preached their first sermons yesterday at First Church and Grace Methodist Church respectively. Perinchief, familiar to Monmouth residents from Little Silver and Ocean Grove pulpits, succeeds Ray H. Robinson now at Pitman. Van Dwright replaces Rev George S. Johnson sent to Sayreville. Both praised for cooperative spirit to support their pastorates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Perinchief
van Dwright
Ed Bank
First Church
Grace Methodist Church
Perinchief
Monmouth County
Little Silver
St. Paul's Church
Ocean Grove
Ray
Hi. R. Robinson
Pitman
van Swright
George 8. Johnson
Sayreville
Mr Glaser Recovers and Returns to Hotel Work
Mr Glaser proprietor of the Atlantic Hotel has recovered from a cold contracted while caring for a guest at Ocean avenue and is again able to supervise work. Captain Asburyardy and his son Aaron Edwards will depart from Raymon gton street for a week long trip to Maryland to row the auxiliary se A La Bter ting. Military Band Minstrels Neptune Tall event set for March 26 with general admission 19 cents. Tailored womens suits from Steinbach Company offered at 19.75, styles from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Glaser
The
Atlantic Hotel
Therameness
Abe
Ocean Avenue 3
Broadway
Asburyardy
Aaron Edwards
Abd Raymonington Street
Maryland
New York
Steinbach Company
Astory Park
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR Dobbing
St. Luke’s
Solons
J. F. Finley
Tinton Falls
Majestic Theatre
Monmouth Street
Tullroad
Joseph Rodgers
Moving Pictures
Bett
Tigily Record
Monmouth
H. C. McClees
Wise
Rabbi Wise
Library Hall
Woman’s Club
Empire Theatre
Monmouth St
Fed Bank
Chas. W. Ritter
Weather Bureau Forecast
Norwood Avenue Drive
G. P. Dougherty
Miss Beakes
Miss the Beakes
Chestina Blodgett
Dorothy Beakes
Mary Gamman
Madge Morton
Lillie Beakes
Mildred Allen
Jennie Rumnek
Harrington
Mary Harrington
Wayside
Church of Our Lady
John G. Sexton
Surf Theatre
Life Motion
Mr. Arnheim
Tomaini
Hotel
Branch Ave
Red Bank-Long
Mire
Brembach Conmypany
Pine Brook
Red
Mr. Glaser
Routh
Neptune Tall
Galder
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