Father detains son to stop elopement in Jersey wedding
Frank Horst of Bradley Beach used a local law to halt Leo Horst and Hazel Schlosser eloping. Leo, just over twenty, was detained after attempting to wed Hazel in Belmar Belmar officials supported a wait until Leo turns twenty one next November. The couple plan to marry after Leo reaches legal age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Horst
Bradley Beach
Murat
Leo
Hazel Schlosser
Joseph Schlosser
Belmar
Hazel
Jersey
Hodnut
Belial
Asbury Park
Papa Hurst
Borden
New York
Academic reception a pleasing social at town hall
A Townley Hall dance hosted by the Academic Literary Society of Chattle High School drew about forty five couples who enjoyed punch, music by Prof F K Balls two piece orchestra and a 16 number program with two extras. Helen Clark led the committees and Arthur Ramedell supervised floor operations. The event also highlighted Elks and Iroquois Society activities with annual dances and planned entertainments in Long Branch and Neptune hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townley
Chattle High School
Helen Clark
F. K. Ball
Arthur Ramedell
Iroquoia
Townley Hall
J. Pitman West
Rowland returns from five month western trip
Patrick Rowland of Liberty street returns home after five months visiting a large fruit ranch in the Santa Clara valley California. He owns twenty acres of prunes and apricots and reports a mild winter along the Jersey shore. He stopped in Chicago with his son James and notes his son and wife are healthy. He endured two snowbound days in Sidney and a blizzard in Omaha on the way home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Rowland
Liberty Street
Big Fruit Ranch
Santa Clara Valley
Cal
Mr. Rowland
Jersey Shore
Chicago
James
Cora Jackson
Rowland
Sidney
Col
Traine
Omaha
Neb
California
West
Hope Chosen Carnival Chairman as Long Branch Forms Chamber
Hope named carnival chairman and booster as the Board of Trade reorganizes into the Long Branch Chamber of Commerce. A 21 member board is elected with terms ranging from one to three years, and incorporation papers will be filed to promote civic and commercial progress in Long Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Carnival
City Hall
Arthur H. Hope
Asbury Park
Geo. H. Baker
Fred R. Cutcheon
Daniel Doran
Brent Good
Edward E. Lacour
J. T. Welch
George EB. Poland
B. B. Bobbitt
Augustus Chandler
Siegfried Hirschfeld
Richard H. Hughes
Geo. Darby
Louis Miller
William R. Warwick
George L. Crum
Long Branch
Broadway Resurfacing of Main Thoroughfare Begins Today
Resurfacing the Broadway pavement with bithulithic started this morning opposite Rockwell avenue. The plant, recently overhauled, operated smoothly as the mizer produced material to keep the crew on the move. Expected daily output ranges from 1,100 to 1,260 yards, with eight hundred yards laid by day’s end. A ten ton roller compacted the mix and a final rushing coat of asphalt finished the surface. Pedestrians notice improved crossing at Rockwell avenue. City Council members viewed the work, showing public interest in the long awaited improvement. While one crew lays pavement a second is removing old asphalt along Second avenue before moving to Third. Repair to the cement base is minor. no delays expected. Visitors will see a marked improvement on the main streets in a few weeks as material shipments continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Rockwell Avenue
Truax
Hawlware
Second Avenue
Third Avenue
Embezzlement Charge Faces Shrewsbury Treasurer
Martin Carney Jr of Shrewsbury is charged with embezzling 115 dollars from the Shrewsbury volunteer fire company. Constable William Chandler arrested him in Red Bank. Carney, treasurer of the fire company, will appear before Justice James H. Sickles in Red Bank for a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrewsbury
Justice Sickles
Michael Megarrity
Carney
L. C. de Coppett
Long Branch Walkers Trace Route to Fair Haven and Back
Miss Mabel A. West of Eatontown Boulevard and Marshall West of North Long Branch walked Sunday afternoon. They started from Misa West’s home, followed Myrtle avenue to Rumson Road then Hance avenue to Fair Haven, proceeded to Red Bank, and returned home by trolley after a short long distance stroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel A. West
Eatontown Boulevard
Marshall West
North Long Branch
Misa West
Myrtle Avenue
Rumson Road
Hance Avenue
Fair Haven
Red Bank
Omara cyclone leaves 110 dead and 1 069 homes empty
Omaha reports 110 known dead and 1 669 homes wrecked or destroyed after the cyclone with 2 179 people left homeless. Relief stations open and plans to rebuild underway as militia assist in relief efforts and unidentified bodies await morgue processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Ohaha
Red Bank to Gain Another Patriotic Order Lodge
A meeting is set for tomorrow at 8 in the American Mechanics Hall to form a local camp of the Patriotic Order of Americans auxiliary to the P.O. of A. Mrs. Phoebe H. Perrine leads, with Mrs. Henry Antonides possibly speaking. Entry is open to P.O. of A. men, dues 10 cents weekly, sick benefit 3 per week for eight weeks, death benefit 250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Branchport
Lyceum
Marek
Second National Bank Building
Abversaea
Broad Street
American Mechanics’ Hall
Patriotic Order of Americans
P.O. 8
Phoebe H. Perrine
Henry Antonides
South Amboy
Senators caucus over jury reform measures in Trento
Minority Republicans met in caucus denouncing Democratic jury reform efforts and pledging support for the Read jury commission bill. Democratic senators held a morning conference backing the Davis jury bill and rejecting major civil service changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trento
Senate
Branchport Hopes for Record Crowd at Annual Ball
Branchport hosts its third annual ball organized by the Dranchport lase Company with a large guest list anticipated. The reception committee, decorations, and two part program under Prof Pitman West promise a stylish social event with many tickets already sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dranchport Lase Company
KE. Throcknorton
John Whitty
Joseph M. Kingeland
Harry Finn
Wiliam Kingsland
Lewis I. Mrown
Jas.air
Barry DB. Berdan
John A. Morris
William A. Yale
John J. Woolley
Asher Lo Wardell
William ©. Barrett
Taylor W. Joinson
Pitman West
Fire near Hollywood Horse Show Grounds contained by firefighters
A grass fire beside the railroad near the Hollywood Horse Show Grounds was started by a passing train. The West End Engine House hose wagon arrived after six and kept the blaze from spreading to the high board fence. One chemical extinguished the flames. A church reception for Rev. Dr. RB Stephenson at Asbury M E Church North Long Branch follows Thursday prayer meeting, hosted by church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Hollywood Horse Show Grounds
RB. Stephenson
Asbury M. E
North Long Branch
Ivins wins two events at Asbury Park Sun Club shoot
Albert L. Ivins of Red Hawk won first in the double event with 20 of 30, earning a leather gun cage worth 6.40 dollars. Frank Muldoon of Freehold took second with 15, winning a leather gun case valued at 4.50 dollars. Ivins finished eighth in the Jersey Shore championship 50-target event with 36, shooting 285 of 350 targets overall 80.7 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park Sun Club
Albert L. Ivins
Red Hawk
Mr. Ivins
Frank Muldoon
Freehold
Jersey Shore
Ivins
Freehold Man Hangs Self in Barn on Brakeley Farm
George Fr. Emmons 46, a Freehold native, was found dead by hanging from a barn rafter at Joseph Brakeley’s Freehold property. Coroner cites no cause. Emmons, unmarried, leaves mother Rebecca and siblings. services planned at Freehold First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fr. Emmons
Joseph Brakeley
Freehold
Emmons
Severa
Mr. Brakeley
Rebecca
Daniel Emmons
Conover Street
Minnie Brown
Wilmer Messler
Newark
Daniel
Brooklyn
John
First Baptist Church
Baptist
Lawyer J Otto Rhome Named Deputy in 14th Masonic District
J Otto Rhome of Patterson Rhame firm Asbury Park is named district deputy of the Fourteenth Masonic District replacing R W Sanford Dey who moves to supervise the Masonic Home at Burlington. Dey begins next Tuesday with Rhome appointed by Grand Master Woodward the day before. The 14th district includes Long Branch Asbury Park Ocean Belmar Lakewood and Freehold lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Otto Rhome
Patterson & Rhame
Asbury Park
Asbury Lodge No
Masonic District
R. W. Sanford Dey
Burlington
Richard Woodward
Dey
Rhome
Woodward
Long Branch
Asbury
Ocean
Belmar
Lakewood
Theatre ads crowd Red Bank and Long Branch venues
Parker's Moving Pictures Tonight features Andrew Jackson two parts Comedy of Errors and more at Lyric Theatre Red Bank with a big program. Wednesday special at Long Branch Opera House plus a 90d program. Niebergall balladist advertised and Advertising Assistant Wanted at Steinbach Company Asbury Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Minstrels Lyric Theatre
Red Bank
Long Branch Opera House
Willingh Niebergall
Parker
Andrew Jackson
William Niebergall
Steinbach Company
Asbury Park
A Friend From Asia Big Hit at St James Lab House Play
More than 1000 attended the St James Dramatic Club production A Friend From Agla at St James Hall in Red Bank. George Urause directed with Grause in the lead, supported by a large cast and musical numbers. proceeds about $200 go to the Holy Name Society treasury for hall upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rammed Iim
Agla
St. Janes
Edward O'Flaherty
Marguerite Maloney
Marlon Conrad
Beatrice Dugan
Michael J. Hywaierancis J. Bean
William Lake
John J. Gorman
Martin McCue
James Larkin
Frank Monahan
Tarry Giblin
Frances Lane
Little Silver
Matthias Hollywood
Red Bank
Hnly Name Society
St James’ Hall
Men’s Federation hears fine talk at Red Bank meeting
Dr Robert G Davey of the National Bible Institute spoke to the Red Bank Federation of Men s Church Organizations at the First Presbyterian Church on the shepherdless masses and the need for a broader vision. He urged sympathy for the needy and cited Matthew 36 as call to action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Davey
National Bible Institute
New York
Greater
Red Bank Federation of Men
First Presbyterian Church
Davey
Red Tank
J. W. Rogan
Presbyterian Chureh
Garrett Wyckoff
Christ
Gelf
George McC. Taylor
J. D. Otterson, Jr
George F. Smith
Red Bank
First Methodist Church
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Papa Capures
Elke
Rosencrans
Charles Rosencrans
Long Branch Lodge
B. P
Elks
Oakland
Grands’ Association of District
O. F
Sea View Lodge
Mir
Hrsota
da. m
Hope
INO City Booster
Asbury Park Carnival
Branch Chamber of Commerce
MR. Carne
Campbell's Arc Garage
Electriciy
North Broadway
Omara
Gare
Terre Haute
Senators
MMA
Gruber
David Gruber
William Chandler
Joseph Pornansky
Ernestine
Marty C. Readeau
Badeau
Red
Branchport Hose Co
George F. Eamens
Joseph Blakeley
Hicks
Harriette Ely Sutphen
Howard A. Sutphen
Charles Dudley Miler
Dudley Miler
Miller
Syracuse
Arome
Masonic
Asia
Men's Federation
Red Batik
Blakely
New Jersey
Geo. Hathaway
Tyceum
GstuTus
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