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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1913
Page
11
The large chorus has held multiple rehearsals under the direction of C. Lewter Helmer of Asbury Park. A full dress rehearsal occurred at the Lyric seat eight.
Oceanport A C defeated Eatontown nine Sunday afternoon at the Monmouth Park diamond in front of over a hundred spectators. Key players included Haynes Miller Morris Darnell Phister Champlain Whalen Bailey Miller Van Schoick FE Morris R Rhoades G Wolcott Loverside N Miller BE Miller Pollitt and others in a close contest as three late runs by Oceanport gave them the lead.
Red Bank Motor Boat Club plans the Commodore's Dinner for Thursday May 1 at Globe Hotel hosted by Harry T. Metzgar. Governor James F. Fielder Judge Robert Carey James W. McCarthy Mortig W. Whittaker are slated as guests with 6 30 reception at the club HQ Union Street Red Bank. A large crowd is anticipated as arrangements proceed.
John Pearsall will lead the Christian Endeavor meeting at the 3 che dist Protestant Church Friday night with the topic Premeval Days and Men. Mr and Mrs George Alger of Paterson visit Rev and Mrs John Alger on Main street. Miss Reiley of Red Bank rents Schneider store to open a dry goods and notions store soon. Playlets Win Game. The Arrows of Long Branch lost 13 5 to the West Long Branch Playlets in a Friday baseball game.
West Hoboken residents Mr and Mrs Crawford Haynes visited Easter with Oceanport families including the Haynes and the Pierces. Glen Ridge's Mr and Mrs Charles Billings joined Easter gatherings with the Pierces and Berry family in Newark. The Beve house was bought by Mrs Roswell and remodeling has begun with expected completion around April. Mr and Mrs Frank Sanford plan to move from Oceanport Avenue to Bridgeport Conn on April 1.
Red Bank residents Miss Lena Wiederholt and Mrs. George Silver are noted visitors. Easter services at the Presbyterian Church featured a trio by Mrs. White Mrs. Shoemaker and Mrs. Wyckoff with a full choir. Several townsfolk visited New York and nearby towns during Easter, including Miss Anna Fox joining the Presbyterian Church and multiple local families hosting relatives.
Long Branch residents visited relatives and friends across the area including Mrs. Sarah Brand and Miss Ethel Williams. Illnesses are noted for Mrs. Enoch Davison and Layton White with quinsy, while Miss Deronda White has recovered from a grip. Pride of Elberon Council hosts the Dramatic Club, and Epworth League revenue from an around the world social totals $21.50.
An advertising notice invites local businesses to place ads in the Daily Rec ord with a promise that it will pay. The blurb emphasizes revenue potential for advertisers seeking exposure in the community newspaper.
The Red Bank YMCA hosts a Community Extension Institute with Dr. Latshaw International Secretary of the YMCA in charge. Morning ministers conference follows a session on What Is Community Extension. A 6 30 p.m. dinner at Globe Hotel for interested parties, lunch 50 cents, dinner 75 cents, RSVP by Monday night.
Jesse P Manahan & Co of Monmouth Beach wins the bid to dig 100000 feet of trenches 30 inches deep and 10 inches wide at 2 12 cents per foot in the Newark meadows for the Essex County Mosquito Extermination Commission. Wrigglers in Verona and Bloomfield pools show mosquitoes breeding earlier this year. County inspectors seek out pools to stop the larvae from thriving. The piece ends with a riddle about wriggles and a jab about citronella as a prize for trivia.
Howell Society officers fixed May 10 for the annual dinner in Red Men hall Farmingdale. Memorials will honor six members who died in the past year led by Rev Dr John Handley with eulogies for Aaron Johnston Joseph Winsor Joseph Magee Elijah VanCleaf. Speakers unannounced at this time. Dinner at 12 30 p m. Attendees included Wainwright Williams Allaire Lutz and others from Manasquan Red Bank Farmingdale Asbury Park Sea Bright Point Pleasant Lakewood and Atlantic Highlands.
Harry W. Holmes resigns as manager of the A and P store after four years in the city and ten years with the company. He will sail April 2 on the Mallory line to Galveston Texas to join a wholesale grocery house. Arthur W. Earhart is transferred from Asbury Park to become local manager here.
Miss Eva Adams of Elberon was surprised Friday by friends at her home. Organized by sister Marjorie Adams, guests arrived from Norwood Avenue and Pearl Street for an evening of music games and refreshments, ending with praise for the charming hostess.
Red Bank hosts a two mile roller skating race at the Lyceum Rink on April 4 open to Monmouth County skaters. Freddie Flake Henry Attison and Thomas Mead preliminaries are listed with George Roop urged to enter. Painful fall injures I Coombs while painting a porch in Elberon.
The Goodwill Methodist parsonage in Lafayette street will gain a bathroom and bedroom over the kitchen with Andrew Brower and John Sewing directing the work. The Ladies Society meets with Mrs. George Cook on Oceanic Road Wednesday at 2:30. A weighing social by the Ladies Aid is set for Friday at Mrs. DeWitt Brower’s home. Rev. W Earl Ledden will graduate from Drew Theological Seminary in June.
Mrs. John J. McCook, Miss McCook, Miss Baker and Judge John Davies of New York, along with Sea Bright cottagers, vacationed in Sea Bright last week and were noted by the Daily Reformer.
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