May Day Party At Intermedial School In Long Branch
In Long Branch the annual May Day celebration for kindergarten pupils filled the Intermedial School auditorium. About 160 children, led by Queen Jeanette Finn with Miss Leabelle Gulick crowning, marched around a pink and green May Pole. Parents filled the front as ribbons wound and unwound under musical interludes. Ice cream and crackers followed the event, with Miss Cornelia Osborn and colleagues in charge.
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Hitleros
Long Branch
Kindergten
Jeanette Finn
Cornelia Osborn
Georghci Burroughs
Claude Winslow
Sophia Smith
Memorials and Cemetery Work in West Long Branch
Community efforts raise funds for West Long Branch cemetery improvements. The cemetery committee, led by Charles A. Poole and Rev. Dr. Curwen B. Fisher, seeks donations to restore neglected plots and erect headstones ahead of Memorial Day.
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West Long Branch
Wall Street
Charles A. Poole
Curwen B. Fisher
Cemetery Committee
Old First Church Burying Ground
Doubt Over State Primary Date Reaches Secretary of State
Ambiguity in the interaction of general election law and a standalone act has raised doubt among election officials in Kesex and other counties about this year’s primary date. The Secretary of State’s office believes a conflicting provision may have superseded prior rules, with Sept 28 suggested as the primary date. The matter may be referred to the Attorney General for resolution.
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Crater
Kesex
Secretary of State
Red Bank Firemen Attend Services Invitation Accepted
Relief Fire Co 1 of Red Bank voted to attend a joint service at the First Baptist Church on Sunday night May 18. Chief Ferdinand White announced the plan at the Thursday session. members will meet at 7 15 wearing full uniforms and white gloves. A new finance committee was named: Clifford S. Stiles, chairman. John W. Valentine. Ellwood B. Ivins.
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Relief Fire Co
First Baptist Church
Relief Fire Engine Company, No 1
Red Bank
Pearl Street
Ferdinand L. White
Louis J Tetey
Johnson J. Miner
White
Navesink Hook and Ladder
William T. Antonides, Jr
Clifford
S. Stiles
John W. Valentine
Ellwood B. Ivins
Valentine
Herbert Chamberlain
Thomas L. Little
Chamberlain
Young Lady Hosts Five Hundred Club Evening in Red Bank
Miss Helen Jarvis entertained about twenty guests on Branch Avenue Thursday night for a five hundred club gathering. Souvenirs went to Miss Helen Enright and Miss Edna Gumner, with a luncheon served after games. The guest list included Miss Carrie Blaisdell, Miss Norma Enright, Miss Dorothy Reckless and others. The next session is planned for May 15 at the Enright home in Oceanic.
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Branch Avenue
Red Bank
Helen Jarvis
Helen Enright
Oceanic
Edna Gumner
Allenhurst
Miss Jarvis
Edwin Conover
Thomas Morford
Carrie Blaisdell
Norma Enright
Dorothy Reckless
Gladys Hopping
Catherine Holmes
Dorothy Holmes
May Throckmorton
Elizabeth Davis
Nd Messrs
Raymond Johnson
O. Edward Davis, Jr
Clarke Worthley
Willam C. Lawrence
Howard Lippincott
Benjamin Atwater
Edgar McClees
Ray Wilson
Misses Enright
Read Bank staff hosts social evening
Read Bank Registers staff and spouses attended a social evening Thursday at the Brown apartments in Read Street. The event featured games, a dainty feast with jonquils, and a list of guests from city households and local firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Read Bank Registers
Thomas Irving Brown
Read Street
Brown
Air
Allan G. Deene
William P. Huge
Frederic S. Hayes
Viola’ Headley
Viola Hawkins
Josephne Finnegan
Fannig Yaviscu
Retta Carton
Anne Kelly
Charles Ko Humicheuse
Marty Pennington
John Oakes
Willim Bauer
George Rowley
Orville Berden
Athletics 10 Play the Pirates in Fast Amateur Showdown
The Athletic Baseball Club, a top local amateur team, meets rival Pirate A. C., 1912 city champions, tomorrow at Jackson's Woods diamond. Both squads bring seven wins. batteries are Van Brunt Sassano for the Athletics and Vitella Murray for the Pirates.
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Pirate A. C
Jackson's Woods
P.M
van Brunt
Sassano
Athletics
Vitella
Murray
Pirates
Orioles
Redlands
Bank
Alerts
Atlantic High
Nationals
Red Bank Happenings and Community Notes
A portrait of the Red Bank high school baseball team will be distributed with the Sunday World. Edna Gumner of Allenhurst visits Helen Jarvis on Branch avenue while Leola Major is ill with diphtheria. Family moves and visits are noted along with church events at First Methodist, including a May official board meeting and a young people's service. The railroad station exterior has been repainted and praised by locals.
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Borden Street
Manasquan
First Methodist Church
M. van Sant
Queen Esther Circle
S&s. M. van Sant
Verna Delatush
Mrs King Entertains Two Hundred at Cedarhurst Inn
Mrs Cyrug King hosted nearly two hundred guests at Cedarhurst Inn on Thursday evening. The event featured about forty reserved tables and distributing handsome souvenirs while raising funds for the summer bazaar of the Sea Church. Miss Ella Travers assisted, and a buffet lunch was served.
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Sear of the Sea
Ella Travers
Sea Bright Auxiliary to Meet May 7 at 2 PM
The Sea Bright Auxiliary of the Woman's Home Missionary Society will hold its May meeting on Wednesday May 7 at 2 p m at Mrs P Hall Packer's home on Rumson Road. All members urged to attend for business of great importance to be transacted.
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Sea Bright Auxiliary
The
Woman's Home Missionary
P. Hall Packer
Rumson Road
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St. Mary's Guild
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Harry Hennessey
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