Oceanic Socials and Local News Highlights
A weighing social at Mrs DeWitt Brower’s Oceanic road residence is hosted by the Ladies Aid Society of Goodwill Methodist Church. Notables include Miss Agna Skidmore ill with measles and Miss Julia Bolas killed in New York. Narum Mae ve ko RM dance planned with Prof William Wyman’s orchestra. Measles cases rise as Oceanic school reopens after vacation. William McDonald reports first bath on the Shrewsbury river after a steamboat incident. An excavation note mentions Stesia 7 350 feet deep costing over 10 a foot.
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DeWitt Brower
Oceanic Road
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Goodwill Methodist Church
Agna Skidmore
Benjamin Skidmore
Allen Street
Julia Bolas
Long Island
New York
Fourteenth ‘Street
Rachel Striker
Frank’ Benson
Wiliam H. Pearsall
Frank Benson
Louis Fréstag
Levi B. van Nest
Narum Mae Ve
William McDonald
Washington Street
Bhrewsbury River
Oceanic Public School
Flag Presented to Red Bank High School by Veterans Auxiliary
Mrs Hattie Wymbs president of the Sons of Veterans Auxiliary No 13 Red Bank NJ presented Red Bank High School with a flag at morning exercises in the assembly room. Superintendent George H Harten accepted the flag and students sang patriotic songs including The Star Spangled Banner and Old Glory after the presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank “High School
Veteran's Auxil
Ary
Hattie Wymbs
Sons of Veterans’ Auxiliary
New Jersey
Red Bank
Charles B. Parsons
Arrowsmith Post
Early Bay Shore Gardener Still Tends Velvety Peas
John H. Walling, 89, retired gardener living in Port Monmouth with his son in law, maintains an early garden in the bay shore area. He grows peas lettuce beets radishes and other hardy vegetables, earning a local reputation for advancing crops each season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Walling
Port Monmouth
Mr. Walling
Bay Shore
Chattle High displays athletes in Jacob Steinbach window
A window display at Jacob Steinbach's department store in Chattle features sixteen photographs of Chattle High School athletes. The collection includes historic teams from 1908 to 1913 across basketball, football, and track, with a large red Block C for legendary Chattle athletes. Photographs by Arthur Hull attract steady pedestrian attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Steinbach
Chattle High School
Chattle
Tein Chmplen
Arthur Hull
Ivins Seeks 8th American Trap Championship Title
Red Bank’s Albert L. Ivins, a top trap shooter and Riverside Gun Club president, has entered the eighth annual America championship at Travers Island. He will join the New York City ten man team for the preliminary Inter-City event and then shoot the individual amateur 200 targets on Thursday. Riverside member Edward Shepherd is coordinating a five man club team for Wednesday’s events. Also noted is Lyric theatre Red Bank announcing vaudeville and films under new management starting March 31. The rose symbol is cited as the emblem of girlhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Albert L. Ivins
Riverside Gun Club
Ivins
Travers Island
New York Athletic Club
New York City
Edward Shepherd
Atlantic Highlands
Keansburg National Bank organizes with fifteen directors
Keansburg hosts a Monday night meeting to organize the bank whose charter was secured last winter. The capital stock is 25000 dollars in 250 shares of 100 dollars each, oversubscribed 5 percent. Fifteen directors named include residents from Belford Port Monmouth Keyport and Atlantic Highlands. A cashier position remains open for Horace S. Burrowes or Clinton R B Lohsen. Next meeting set for Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keansburg National Bank
Keansburg
National Bank
George C
Jacob
Sechnear
Belford
Antonius Gibson, Sr
Charles O’neil
Lafayette
Raynor
Port Monmouth
John L. T. Webster
Hazlet
Joseph van Mater
Thomas W. Aumack
Keyport
Thomas W. Collins
Edward Compton
William L., MacDonald
Frank R. Hill
Charles R. Snyder
Howard W. Roberts
Atlantic Highlands
Horace S. Burrowes
People’s National Bank
Clinton RB. Lohsen
Atlantic Highlands National Bank
New Plate Glass Installed After Break Sparks Responsibility Question
In Red Men Hall building on Broadway a remodeled storefront received plate glass. Hours after installation the larger pane began to polish and span the width, then the side pane split. Building owners H W Green & Bros claim no liability. installer L Ledwitz must adjust with the insurer. The insurer hired Buchanan & Smock to remove the broken glass and install replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Men's Hall
Broadway
H. W. Green & Bros
L. Ledwitz
Buchanan & Smock
Asbury Park
Also Mentioned on This Page
Serge
Bedford
Berger’s Cloak Store
Cookman Ave
Asbury Park, N. J
Oceanic News
Wold
Stesia
Daily Record
Owen Miisthary ®Ystey
Lished
LMJ Boles Bae SS
Atterbury
Lyric Theatre
Walter Rosenberg
Isaac B. Hasford
Chapel Hill
Harford
William E. Vaughan
Monmouth County Agricultural Fale Association
Ttbery Syston
WM. R. Midgleys
Main
Oceanport
Pianet Jr
Charles Smith
Branchport Awe
Conks
Cloughly, Nichol & Co
Herman Sharkowitz
Mgr
Jeffery St
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