Red Bank Happenings and Local Social Notes
Red Bank society page details visits and events. Ads and social items include Adrens Wolf visiting from Leighton, Ray Jonson bowling success, Mrs. Raymond A. L. Smith’s employment, church society plans with Governor Fielder as speaker, and a Presbyterian Brotherhood banquet set for May 1. Also notes performances, hosting at local homes, Y M C A activities, and a Red Bank bowling tournament with Jersey City rivals.
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Adrens Wolf
Cecilin Wolf
Leighton Qivenue
eRiler
Wyoming
Ray Jonson
Mr Johnson
Burton Swannell
Fle Perininen
Otter
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Fielder
Telles
Teiley
Real Estate Sales Totals $11 700 in Ten Days by Local Agent
Harry A Hawkins, Red Bank real estate agent, toured the past week and completed several sales totaling 11,700 dollars. He sold Elsie Sewing's East Front street property to Forman P. Stryker, holder of Hartshorne estate at Highlinds, for investment. He also sold two lots on Denno Place to Peter Lang and David LeRoy, and Charles H. Ivins and Henry J. Ely parcels to other buyers for future development. A historical note on voter qualifications in seventeenth century New England follows.
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Harry Allawkins
Red Bank
Lis
Elsie Sewing
East Front Street
East Side Park
Forman
Stryker
Hartshorne
Highlinds
Mir Striker
Mir Hawkins
Denno Place
Ellen Julington
Charles 8. Johnston
Peter I Lang
David LeRoy
Titte
Johnston
Tawkins
Charles H. Ivins
Peters Place
Oposite
Drummond Place
Henry J. Ely
Throck- Worton Avenue
Wallace and Meehanie Streets
Lews HB. Brown
Brown
Reading Club Entarts Ninety Guests at Mrs Holmes Borden Home
Ninety members of the Shrewsbury Reading Club gathered at the Broad Street residence of Mrs A Holmes Borden on Tuesday afternoon. Pink roses adorned the interior and guests received bouquets. The program featured readings and songs about Thomas Moore and Trish, with performers including Mrs H Webster Lincoln Miss Mary Connolly Miss Emma Holmes Mrs C J Adams Mrs Thompson Lovett and others. A social hour followed with fancy cake ice cream and lemonade.
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A. Holmes Borden
Shrewsbury
Shrewsbur
Shrewsbury Reading Club
Broad Street
Thomas Moore
Trish
Thomay Moore
H. Webster Lincon
Mary Connolly
Samuel Lover
Emma Holmes
J. Adams
Thompson Lovett
Archie Mosby
Factory Girls Jeer Probers at Springfield Meeting
A lively hearing before the Vice Commission in Springfield drew a crowd of factory workers and locals. Officers and members questioned industry practices while the crowd pressed for reforms and accountability during the session.
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Factory Girls
Jeer Probers
Springfield
Springfeld
Tiorernur
TROUBLE BREWING AT AUBURN
Violent clashes erupt as troops and strikers clash over picket lines at the International Harvester plant in Auburn New York Mayday era. Reports say soldiers cleared the lot and restrains were used during tense moments as workers began returning to the factory.
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Auburn
N. VY
Trang
Edit
International Harvester Compans
Dite
Sridlers
Steibers
Plint
Weather Observations From Yesterday Evening
Observations from the United States Weather Bureau report clear conditions across multiple cities including Albany Atlantic City Boston Buffalo Chicago New Orleans New York St. Louis and Washington at 5 PM yesterday. Readings show temperatures ranging from the 40s to 80s with all locations described as clear.
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United States Weather Bureau
S P.m
Teoip Weather
Albany
Atlantic City
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
New Orleans
New York
St. Louis
Washington
War on the Fly Campaign Ordered by Boy Scouts
National headquarters directs Boy Scouts across the country to canvass homes shops and barns to destroy fly breeding sites and educate residents about preventing fly infestations. The nationwide drive begins immediately and continues through the summer with strict enforcement and no quarter.
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New York
Ettarien
Information Ram
Change in Washington Camp Officials Shifts Roles
At a Tuesday session of Washington Camp No 8 P of A new officers were elected. Harvey Johwar became Vice President replacing William K. Francie while Charles T Hall advanced to Master of Forme replacing Mr Jéhpson. William A. Tilton Jr became conductor, Herm an Ro Day Inspector, William Ho Lambertson Financial Secretary, and Charles T Hall Assistant Financial Secretary replacing Harold S Allen who resigned. Three new members were admitted and an entertainment is planned for GAR members. A special meeting Friday will decide whether to move the regular meeting night from Tuesday.
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Washington
Peawona Harvey Johwar
William K. Francie
Charles T Hall
Jéhpson
William A. Tilton, Jr
No Hall
Hernan Ro Day
Tilton
William Ho Lambertson
Harold S Allen
Charles T. Hall
Belford
GARO
Dix Dhes
Reception For Grand Regent Charles H Haring At Armory
Resolute Council No 08 Royal Arcanum plans a reception for Grand Regent Charles H Haring a week from tomorrow night at the Second Regiment Armory Elizabeth Invitations go to active Arcanum members in the city Haring has visited Long Branch council and is known to many members The notes include a remark about his wealth stemming from letting his wife have all the money she wants.
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Resolute Council
Royal Arcanum
Charles H. Haring
Second Regiment
Elizabeth
Haring
Long Branch
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Frank K.gano
Broadway
Century
C. J. Pupki
N. J
Norwood Ave
Layton & Clark
Bonnie Lassie
Johnson-Goodnough Co
Schenck Aint & Ardware
Usher Astler
Bath Ave
Goody
R. A. Wright
Tel
Brittons Drug Store
Building Contractors
Money Savers
A. F. Golden
Hanson
Voladies’ Ganveliste Wests Sivay Stulders
Royal Society
James E. Riddle
Ladies’ Aid Society
Nelson
Larter
Hon Hackett
Charlotte Tirester
Marian Buckley
Liven
Rus Nayel
Marther
Purst Baptist Church
Mise
Naser
Bo Hiait
Atu
Glasser Lave
Charles K. Hopping
Theta
Had
Ave ‘Uve
Mes Fleppine
Ound
Edward
Red Bank Y. M. Cg, A
Red Bank Y. M.C A
Yo MO A. C
Jersey City
Yoom Co
The
Daily Record
Second Avenue
New England
W. H. Clerk & Son
Branchport Ave
Whoffe
Steaur
Reading Club
Thelma Hopping
Charles J§. Hopping
Hopping
Hudson Avenue
Industrial Workers of the World
United States
Labor Temple
East Eighty Fourth Street
Rutgers Square
Wilson Square
Anna Gartin Spencer
Washington Camp
Broadway Theatre
Vaudevil
Life Motion Pictures
Stains Circus
Harry Cole
Hasting
Anna
Arthur L
Grace de Mar
Commedienne
Edwin F
Two Guy Bros
High Water Mark
Depeat
Peature
C Ming
Nancy Boyer Stock CO
KALEM
Bloody Ford
Chamber of Commerce
MR. Henry Peck
Stuuckurg
CY Want -Piama’s
Henry JR. Says
Henry Pece
Paw Maw
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