Shore Railroad to Be Spotless Line
New York and Long Branch Railroad officials announce a sweeping cleanup program under Superintendent Lee W. Berry. Every Saturday crews will remove litter, trim hedges, and clear stations as repairs progress. A fence at Deal and a shed at Middletown are planned with aims to make the line the cleanest in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey Shore
New York and Long Branch Railroad Company
Lee W. Berry
New York and
Long Branch
Berry
Deal Station
Middletown
United States
City Fire System Changes Approved by Council Committees
Fire and water committees agreed to revise fire department service by redrawing box assignments and removing several units until a general alarm is sent in. Changes include moving or removing Neptune hose wagon Oceanic engine and others, adding Independent and Oceanic trucks by location, and planning a full ordinance revision for clarity and fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire and Water Committees
Fire Department
West End
Elberon
Branchport Hose Company
West End Engine Company
Neptune Hose
Oceanic
Oceanic Engine House
Phil Daly Hose Company
Oliver Byron Engine Company
General Alarm
Oceanic Truck
Cantata at Keyport postponed to Sunday night
The cantata The Crucifixion and Ascension planned for Easter at Calvary M E Church Keyport was postponed due to illness among two soloists and will be performed Sunday night under George M Collins. Soloists include Miss Alice R Wharton Mrs George M Collins Mrs M Lester Terry Alfred S Cokelet and William F Eckhart with a chorus of twenty. An advertisement notes a 14 inch Moneyback lawn mower for 2.95 offered by Chester M Truax 223 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary M. E. Church
Keyport
George M. Collins
Alice R. Wharton
M. Lester Terry
Alfred S. Cokelet
William F. Eckhart
Saturday Meat Specials From The 20th Century Butcher
Fragmentary notes describe meat specials for a Saturday sale. Names such as Phil Schmidt and references to a 20th century butcher hint at a local shop advertisement. Other scattered phrases mention beans and advertisements, with unclear dates or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil. Schmidt
The
20Th Century Butcher
McNamara Brothers Indicted on Murder Conspiracy Charges
Los Angeles May 6 21 indictments returned against John J and James B McNamara and McManigal for murder and conspiracy in the Times explosion case. Grand jury testimony referenced and arraignment planned before Superior Court Judge Walter Bordwell with witnesses including Ortie McManigal and Stupperichs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Ortie McManigal
John J
James B. McNamara
McManigal
Superior Court
Walter Bordwell
San Francisco
J. B. Bryce
Paul Stuppericht
Harold Burrows
Stupperichs
Sausilito
Bay
Bryce
Giant
Peerless
Burrows
MccNamaras
Times
Llewellyn Iron Works
McNamaras
Art Exhibition Delights Grammar School Audience
The Grammar School auditorium hosts a popular exhibit featuring old masters and sculptures. An afternoon entertainment program adds value, with 225 visitors yesterday and ice cream from 2 to 5 provided by Sugar Bowl Company. Tomorrow is the final viewing with a record crowd anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grammar School
Sugar Bowl Company
Formal reception for Prof Coleman’s dancing class
A reception for Prof Philip H. Coleman’s young people’s dancing class will be held tomorrow night on the third floor of the Odd Fellows Hall in Monmouth Street Red Bank. Prof Malchow’s orchestra from Red Bank will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip H. Coleman
Red Bank
Odd Fellows Hall
Monmouth Street
Malchow
Manning Named Advertising Agent for Red Bank Team
John Manning of Fair Haven is employed as advertising agent for William B. Drigcoll manager of Red Bank's baseball team. Manning also handles writing baseball stories for the Red Bank Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Manning
Fair Haven
William B. Drigcoll
Red Bank
Mr. Manning
Red Bank Register
Grand Chapter Visitation to Adah Chapter at Masonic Hall
The annual visit of the Grand Worthy Matron and associate grand officers of the Grand Chapter Order of the Iatern Star to Adah Chapter No 6 will occur next Wednesday evening at Masonic Hall. The degree will be conferred followed by a banquet. A number of visitors are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Chapter
Order of the Iatern Star
Adah
Masonic Hall
20 Painters Wanted at A F Golden Long Branch
Lemon coconut candy 13 cents advertised for tomorrow only at the Sugar Bowl. Classified fragment lists A F Golden at 579 Broadway Long Branch seeking 20 painters and mentions a sale or promotion of lemon coconut candy at 13 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Golden
B’way
Long Branch
Suger
Cantwell Urges Relocation of Garfield Monument
Reverend W P Cantwell editor of the N J Catholic Monitor proposes moving the Garfield monument from Ocean Avenue to the new Long Branch post office square. He argues the statue would better fit the central site and could aid federal approval for funding while preserving town aesthetics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Cantwell
LL. D
Star of the Sea
N. J. Catholic Monitor
Postoffice
Long Branch
Garfield
Ocean Avenue
Congress
Incubator Rearing of Irish Setter Puppy Reported
A single survivor from a thirteen puppy litter owned by Frederick Penterman in Middletown is being raised by Mrs. Willard Palmer in an incubator. The pup weighed four ounces at placement two weeks ago and now shows a gain of about half an ounce while thriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Pentermann
Middletown
Willard N. Palmer
Boy Badly Cut and Arbor Day at Garfield School
Edward Casey, son of William Casey of Port Monmouth, was cut on the right hand while hoeing dewberries. A physician treated the gash with stitches and he cannot work. Garfield school marks Arbor Day with classrooms each presenting programs and trees donated by Hahne & Co. of Newark for every pupil to plant and care for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Casey
William Casey
Port Monmouth
William
Edward
Garfield School
Carly
Hahne & Co
Newark
Badger
McCue's Summer Styles of Shops Advertised
An old styled notice invites readers to visit McCue's new summer shop styles at 2104-W Eatontown. It mentions double trading stamps and items like TBs and Squabs.
Spring Institute Program at Manasquan
The Spring Institute of the Women's Christian Temperance Union in Monmouth County will meet at the Manasquan Methodist Protestant Church next Tuesday with sessions at 10 am 2 pm and 7 30 pm The evening address will be by Dr T Alexander MacNicholl of New York on A Great National Crisis Luncheon and overnight arrangements provided Readings speakers and musical selections comprise the program with county W C T U officers listed.
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Spring Institute
The
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Monmouth County
Methodist Protestant Church
Manasquan
T. Alexander MacNicholl
New York
Manasquan W. C. T. U
Sea Girl
Ocean Grove
A.E. Tarr
C. S. Kidd
Manasquan M
C. Lowden Knight
Eatontown
Amelia Allen
Elsie Wagmeister
Esther H. Elfreth
Haddonfield
Emma Patterson
Kansas
M. B. McKinney
Philadelphia
Helen P
Strong
Matawan
M. W. MacDuffie
Asbury Park
W. P. Steinhauser
Wagmeister
Esther H
Elfreth
Wagmeister Sisters
R. M. Smart
T. Alexander Mac Nicholl
M. de Hofer
Brielle
Helen P. Strong
Mathis
Franklin Patterson
Atlantic Highlands
Alumni baseball tryouts set for Chattle series
The Alumni baseball team plans annual tryouts against Chattle with no games arranged yet. They prepare a strong squad featuring Mike Rowland Winnie Warwick Walahiane Van Dyke Stokess Al Warwick Lawyer. The first signings are expected as the ball is about to be put into play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roe
Mike Rowland
Winnie Warwick
Walahiane van Dyke
Stokess
Warwick
Forecast for New Jersey Near Weekend
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts fair weather in New Jersey for the next thirty six hours ending Saturday 8 pm. Tonight will be light to brisk winds with variable direction. Observations from the station at North Brunswick Long Branch show a morning temperature around 49 degrees with a prior high around 58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.8
Breau
New Jersey
Windas
Broschway
Long
Santana
Foreigners Arm In Mexico Amid Diaz Fall Threat
Washington reports indicate Mexican conditions are worse with over a dozen towns near surrender to revolutionaries. The State Department calls the situation intolerable and a formal statement was issued. In Mexico City, American and foreign residents fear peace talks failure and growing anarchy prompting self defense measures and arming of foreign fighters. Mazatlan falls but citizen fate unknown as anti American sentiment rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico City
Cit
War Office
Mazatlan
Wilson
Goodman Victor in Warm Bout
Jack Goodman the West Side lightweight defeated Tommy Maloney of New York in the second round at the St. Nicholas Rink New York before a crowded crowd of Red Bank and Fair Haven supporters. Goodman fought with weight behind his blows delivering powerful tackles and right crosses ending the match early in the second round.
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Jack Goodman
West Side
New York
Red Bank
Fair Haven
Tommy Maloney
St. Nicholas Rink
Goodman
Jack
Abe
Bennett
Atlantic
Pearl Street
Packey McFarland
McFarland
Maloney
Tommy
Regular Monthly Meeting of Relief Fire Engine Company No 1
The regular monthly meeting of Relief Fire Engine Company No 1, Red Rank, was held at the Pearl Street firehouse last night. Attendance was good and several matters of interest to members were transacted. A new membership proposition was received and will be admitted at the next regular meeting on Thursday night, June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Street
Wounded Woman and Husband Held After Sunday Incident
Mrs Rebekah Pulley remains unconscious at Monmouth Memorial Hospital after being shot by her husband early Sunday. The husband, who had a hearing Monday night, is jailed in Freehold awaiting grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Pulley
Imam
Monmouth
Memorial Hospital
Freehold
Banquet Highlighted by Church Women in Bible Class
Church women of the First Reformed Church hosted a third annual Bible Class banquet. Rev. B E Shield spoke on Wednesday. attendees praised the supper as the finest ever and valued at twice the price. Fundraising and paper sales note rising demand.
Exempt Firemen Parade in Newark May 17
The annual parade of the Exempt Firemen's Association of New Jersey will be held in Newark on Wednesday May 17. A large delegation from all five Red Bank fire companies will participate and Liberty Hose Company plans to bring their motor hose cart.
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Exempt Firemen’s Association of New Jersey
Newark
Red Bank
Liberty Hose Company
Population growth in Port Monmouth noted
The article reports rapid population increase in Port Monmouth with Dr. Stork visiting three times this week. He delivered a girl to the Whites, a boy to the Hamptons, and a girl to the Leddy family, all on separate days.
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Port Monmouth
Monmouth
Dr. Stork
William Whitehead
David K. Hampton
John Leddy
Red Bank High Nine Beats Tuxedos 6 5 on Harrison Ave
The Red Bank High School nine defeated the Tuxedos A C 6 to 5 yesterday afternoon on Harrison avenue. William Mathews and Frank Brasch pitched and caught. Stud Jervis and Wilfred Dordine scored for the Tuxedos. Kenneth Jeffrey umpired. This followed a 4 to 2 win by the Tuxedos last Saturday. a rubber game is set for next Wednesday on the same diamond.
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Red Bank
A. C
Harrison
William. Mathews
Frank ‘Brasch
Harry Jervis
Stud
Wilfred ‘Drdine
Kenneth
Jeffrey
Will
Harrison Avenue
Painter Morris Recovering After Poisoning Illness
Morris Morrisy a Wardackwell avenue painter and decorator has been seriously ill with ptOTamine poisoning for two weeks. He is slowly recovering at his son Gia Morris 30 Third Avenue home where he has been since stricken. May Morgia was stricken so suddenly he was moved to his own home. His friends wish him a speedy recovery. Miss Goldman Weds announcements received here and at West Long Branch report the marriage of Miss Florence Goldman daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Goldman to Edwin Charles Vogel in New York May 18. The Bridegroom a summer resident of South Elberon. Fine assorted chocolates 19c a lb tomorrow at the Sugar Bowl. State president to speak Mrs Esther H Elfreth of Haddonfield will speak May 8 at First Baptist Church all invited. Advertise in the Records pays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painter Morris
Awb
Morrisy
wRackwell Avenue
Gia Morris
Third Avenue
Strickém
Morgia
Goldman
West Long Branch
Florence Goldma
Henry Goldmang
Edwin Charles Vogel
New York
South Elberon
Esther H. Elfreth
Haddonfield
First Baptist Church
Chattles Lose In Immigration Debate At Grammar School
The Chattles High School debated Perth Amboy on the issue of tighter immigration restrictions last evening at the Grammar School Auditorium. Perth Amboy won by a narrow margin as Chattle dealt with illness of a key debater and both sides showcased strong points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattle
Perth Amboy High
Perth Amboy
Long Branch
Grammar School
Frederick K- Shield,Jr
Chattles
Dr. Winthrop
J. W. Regan
Red Bank
Harry P.bennett
Chattle High School
Florente. A. Smith
Academic Literary Society
Frederick K. Shield, Jr
Ortrade Latham Crum
Melville Irving Stein
Migs. I
Hommedieu
Messrs
Browning and Skeen
City Council Considers Immediate Asphalt Repairs
A special city council meeting discussed rapid asphalt pavement repairs to provide temporary relief until full resurfacing. The plan includes increasing the repair plant output, purchasing Texaco asphalt, and assigning a city foreman to supervise material selection and paving work, with completion hoped for soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaman
Mecca
Geelagdte
Texaco Pat Poe
Bayonne
Winslow M.' Brackett
Parionelyp
Arden
Packer
Ried Bink to Meet Chatties at Baseball Park
Odd fragmented notice reports a meeting between Ried Bink and Chatties at Baseball Park. The readable text hints at an opposition or event but details are unclear and names are partially garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ried Bink
Unclear church service notice and meeting details
Fragmentary OCR notes mention an ES Church service at 10 a.m. with an Eberhardt reference and a morning schedule. Additional lines refer to a social workers meeting on Friday evening at location 729.7 percent, but details are incomplete and partially garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eberhardt
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Chester M. Truax
M'Namara
Ment
Ianigal
McNamara Brothers
Frederick
Ot Garfield
Postoffice Square
Ocean Park
Tbs
Phong Tabor
W. CT
Weather, Bureau
Mexico
Diaz
Mrs. Pulley
Amboy
Adbuny
Balmers
Broadway
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