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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
7
Domestic notes offer cherry recipes for pies tarts sponge cake and pudding with instructions for delicate perfume making from blossoms in oil and spirits. A comic line about a husband refusing to lay down a newspaper closes the item.
A columnist argues that candy making by young women, such as fudge and novelty treats, could become a profitable enterprise. They note holiday themed confections sell quickly at church socials and bazaars, urging girls to consider turning pastry skills into a commercial venture while warning betting remains a misguided habit.
Notice of a May 19 1913 sheriff sale in Freehold Monmouth County New Jersey exposing two tracts in Long Branch. The parcels known as lots 44 and the adjacent lot 45 on a map titled A of property belonging to Caroline M Shea are tied to deeds dated 1898 and earlier. The sale is conducted by Sheriff Wilbert A Brechoft with counsel Benjamin Morris. Executrix Lydian W Wellington announces debts claims must be filed within nine months of April 20 1913.
Notice announces that Mary Champlin guardian of Harold C Perrine a minor will present the account for audit and settlement. The hearing is set for Thursday June 5 1918 in the Orphans Court of the county.
Notice to Mary McGuire and Bernard McGuire in Chancery of New Jersey to appear and plead by June 11 or the bill will be confessed for foreclosure of a mortgage dated October 11, 1911 on property in Long Branch Monmouth County. Solicitor Harold Morford of Long Branch represents New Jersey Mortgage and Trust Company.
Court of Chancery of New Jersey orders sale of property in the City of Branch within Monmouth County. Between 10 and 3 on May day, description covers Depot Avenue and Main Street parcel, including alley rights and access, owned by Lerner Binek Norris Lion Company et al, to be sold by Sheriff Clarence Bop Hettrick, April 15, 1814.
John G. Sexton as administrator of Floratina Cloughly deceased warns creditors to file claims within nine months from March 27, 1933 or be forever barred. Claims must be presented under oath or affirmation to the Surrogate of Monmouth County.
A fragmented timetable listing departures and routes for the New York and Long Branch Railroad. Includes times for Long Branch to New York and connections via Newark Matawan Freehold and Trenton routes, with Saturday and Sunday variations and multiple station references.
J W Seaman is listed as a Civil Engineer and Surveyor and Commissioner of Deeds with an office in the Record Building at 192 Broadway and a P O Box in Long Branch New Jersey.
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