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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1912

Page

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Robbers Assault Teen in Freehold Home Invasion

A 16 year old girl suffered brutal assault during a nighttime robbery at her Freehold home. Two men knocked, restrained her with stockings, and blindfolded her before fleeing. her brother Howard interrupted their plan, and the crime prompted community alarm.

Freehold Mary Armstrong John L. Armstrong Court Street County Court House Howard Armstrong Miss Armstrong

Kridels Announce New Arrival in Atlantic Highlands

Mr and Mrs Harry Kridel of Atlantic Highlands announce the birth of their daughter Frances Marion Kridel, seven pounds. Mrs Kridel, formerly Della Martin, is noted as a society belle. Mr Kridel, famed as a popular butcher, a civic figure, and chauffeur of the boroughs new auto fire engine.

Harry Kridel Atlantic Highlands Frances Marion Kridel Kridel Della Martin

Prize-winning terrier on display in Red Bank window

Bissie B a 1 nm terrier valued at 2000 dollars is exhibited in George A Moody’s Red Bank Broadstreet show window. The Merrit Kennels Lexington Ky sends the dog shown to promote dog and puppy food. The dog’s numerous trophies also on display.

Bissie B George A. Moody's Broadstreet Red Bank Merrit Lexington

Red Bank Notes and Local Appointments Arrive in Print

Miss Sadie Kelly of Brooklyn visits the Misses Jackson of Bank Street Red Bank while Frita Dressler of Sunset Avenue Red Bank starts work at C B Conover Company. Philip Schmidt sells Krismeyer butcher fixtures partily cheap. Ladies Aid of St Luke's Church meets after prayer. Surf Theatre Keyport offers Life motion pictures and illustrated songs with matinees at 3 30 and 2 30 and evenings at 7 15. Admission 10 cents, children 5 cents.

Sadie Kelly Brooklyn Misses Jackson Bank Street Red Bank Frita Dressler Sunset Avenue C. B. Conover Company Morford Place Surf Theatre Keyport Life Motion Pictures Amu

Monmouth Mutual Supply Company organized in Red Bank

Members met in Borough Hall Red Bank elected a 3 year board Frank Pittenger A Bedle Michael Kumpel R F Stilwell and John R Conover. A 2 year slate Fred D Wikoff Robert H Vanderveer Frank Weller Edward D Hill and W Welhausen. One year officers Louis Sobel William Koop Edward Ivins Daniel Hogarty Harry Kridel. Plan bylaw drafts next May 15 and site picks for warehouse at W A French corner Monmouth West Red Bank or Wikoff Beach Street. Stock $250000 common. Incorporators listed with bonds and address in Red Bank Long Branch Asbury Park Freehold Belmar Atlantic Highlands.

Monmouth Mutual Supply Company Borough Hall Red Bank Frank Pittenger BE. A. Bedle Michael Kumpel R. F. Stilwell Lakewood John R. Conover Lincroft Fred D. Wikoff Robert H. Vanderveer Frank Weller Edward D. Hill Asbury Park W. Welchausen Avenhurst W. A. French Monmouth West Streets Wikoffs Beach Street Mutual Supply Company Trenton David 8. Crater Eusebius A. Bedle Emil Goethell Long Branch Louis Sobel Edward Ivins Frank H. Weller James McNair Harry A. Kridel Atlantic Highlands William H. Posten George R.perrine Freehold Louis Crouse Reuben F. Stilwell Philip H. Dederick Belmar Charles Bearman John Doran Edward &. Hill Daniel J. Hégarty John Bronkhorst David D. Marvey Fred W. Hope

Red Bank Couple Wed at St James R C Church

Miss Anna M. Jackson and Lloyd J. Tanner were married at St James R C Church Red Bank in a quiet ceremony conducted by Rev Father Edward P. Kennedy. Bridesmaid was Nettie Jackson and groomsman was Harry Jackson. They will reside in Red Bank where Tanner works for the New York Telephone Company.

St. James’ R. C. Church Broad Street Red Bank Anna M. Jackson Bank Street Lloyd J. Tanner River Street Edward P. Kennedy St. James’ Church Nettie Jackson Harry Jackson Tanner N. Y

Tomaini Takes Possession of Hotel Trenton on Broadway

Pietro Tomaini recently purchased and took possession of the Hotel Trenton property on Broadway. The cafe and hotel are open to guests, with interior alterations underway as decorators and painters work. Robert Hubbard, former proprietor, continues as lessee of the Dalton Hotel on Brighton Avenue.

Pietro Tomaini Trenton Broadway Robert Hubbard Dalton Brighton Avenue

Cy King to Host Feeders' Club Banquet Tonight

Cyrus King of New York Lodge No. 1 BPO Elks will host the Feeders' Club banquet at the Elks home this evening. King, new Cedarhurst Inn proprietor and former Leland Jpn, has prepared a tempting menu with Morris Judas as caterer.

Cyrus King New York B. P. O. Elks Feeders’ Club Elks Mr. King Cedarhurst Inn Leland Jpn Morris Judas

Barry Maxwell Returns Home From Time and Age Run

Barry Maxwell has finished the Henry W. Savage production Every Woman in Hartford and will return to Red Bank for a few weeks. He and the company depart July first for a six weeks engagement at Drury Lane theatre in London. Maxwell reports a splendid season with strong interest in the production.

Barry Maxwell Henry W. Savage Red Bank Hartford

First Annual Ball of Young Men's Social Club Opens

The Lyceum hosted the first annual ball of the Young Men's Social Club last evening. About a hundred couples danced from nine o'clock with a program of twenty four numbers. Intermission refreshments followed and moonlight dances plus striking electrical effects by Mr Kyle delighted attendees. Prof J Pitman West's orchestra earned multiple encores with contemporary selections.

Lyceum Kyle J. Pitman West

Noted Singers at Auxiliary Benefit in Asbury Park

Mme Nordica and David Bispham will headline a large benefit at the Asbury Park Casino for Auxiliary No 1 of Monmouth Memorial Hospital and its Spring Lake Hospital affiliate. Tickets on sale at Wert's pharmacy. reserved seats 1.50. general admission 1. City Treasurer J H Davis Jr and Raymond K Reid to handle tickets. Also notes a Men’s Club organized at Viret Presbyterian Church with sixteen members. officers named. Empire Theatre listings for Red Bank show moving pictures and vaudeville nightly at 8 15 with matinee at 3 30 and daily changes in program.

Mm. Nordica David Bispham Monmouth Memorial Hospital Spring Lake Hospital Asbury Park Casino Asbury Park Long Branch Lyceum Mme. Nordica Mr. Bispham New York Awbury Park Wert J. H. Davis, Jr Raymond K. Reid Long Branch Auviliary Viret Presbyterian Church William E. Cate Wellington la Monte D. Halsey Phelan Charles St. Ray Empire Theatre Monmouth St Red Bank Chas W. Ritter

Red Bank Elks Plan First Annual Ball

Red Bank Lodge No. 283 Elks held a meeting at the Elks Hall on Broad street to finalize plans for its first annual ball on May 25 at the Second Cavalry Armory in Monmouth street. Harold Dennett’s orchestra will provide music with refreshments served. notable member Charles F B Miner was initiated.

Red Bank Lodge Red Bank Elks’ Hall Davidson Building Broad Street Ilks Cavalry Monmouth Street Harold Dennett Frank W. Martineau Joel B. McQueen Cecil W. Lediard Red Bank Lodge of Elks

Long Branch Building and Loan mature 25th series tomorrow

The twenty-fifth series of the Long Branch Building and Loan Association matures tomorrow with $43,400 distributed to 217 shareholders. Shareholders invested $137 for each $200 to be received. checks available after tomorrow. Also notes hospital maintenance costs and county charity care figures for the coming year.

Long Branch Building and Loan Association the Daily Record Monmouth Memorial Hospital Ota

Eastern Star Grand Officers Visit Adair Chapter

Adah Chapter No 5 of the Order of the Eastern Star hosted an official visit by the Most Worthy Grand Matron Emma Farrier from Jersey City and other Grand Chapter officers. Visitors from Jersey City Newark Paterson Rutherford and Lakewood witnessed degree work and mingled at a banquet and social hour.

Adal Order of the Eastern Star Maronic Hall Adair Jersey City Newark Paterson Rutherford Lakewood Emma Farrier Schindier Covington Viilore

Roosevelt Republicans Organize in Red Bank Meeting

Rooseveltians invite all Roosevelt Republicans to a Red Bank meeting at the Sutton building to organize a club as part of the Roosevelt League of New Jersey. Roosevelt literature will be distributed and permanent officers and committees to manage work will be elected. Strong Roosevelt sentiment noted among both Democrats and Republicans. large attendance expected.

Sutton Building Broad Street Red Bank Roosevelt League of New Jersey Roosevelt

Second Will Favors Widower in Bar ringer Estate Case

The 1912 March will of Mrs. Katherine Lee Barringer, filed for probate in New York, leaves $40,000 to her widower Walter M Barringer of the Holland House, with her mother Luciel C. Gorman and sister Julia Flanck also receiving shares. A prior 1906/1911 will favored others and did not mention the husband.

Katherine Lee Barringer Deas Beach New York Barringer Weil Holland House Testatrix Luciel C. Gorman Julia Flanck

Boy Bitten by Dog on Broadway Seeks Treatment

A 12 year old colored boy Leroy White of Central avenue was attacked by a dog on Broadway this morning. The dog bit him in three places causing a painful gash on his right leg. He was taken to Dr. Charles Gremer on Second avenue where the wounds were dressed.

Leroy White Central Avenue Broadway Charles Gremer Second Avenue

Engineer to lead city steam roller project

Dr. R. Torpey the Maryland demonstrator will stay until the city installs a competent engineer. James R. Hayden is likely to be retained as the engineer and is being trained in the machine and road work devices for Springfield Co. roller operations.

Dr. R. Torpey Maryland Springfield Co James R. Hayden

Local Woman Burned Teaching Kitchen Fire Accident

Mrs Kilis Davis of Union Avenue was badly burned in her kitchen when a frying pan grease spilled onto a coal fire. Her face neck and arms suffered severe burns with blistering and eyelash loss. Dr. Gremer treated her and she rested in bed. Also note a May 11 bake sale by the Society for the Improvement of the Poor at Scobey’s. Jacob Strinbach disclaims responsibility for purchases by his employees without written orders.

Kilis Davis Union Avenue Chas. Gremer

Long Branch Opera House Slides and Pictures Show

Special Thursday Friday and Saturday nights featuring slides of the steamship Ti tante and high close moving pictures at the Long Branch Opera House on Washing ton Street. Admission price 7.48. roster.

Long Branch Opera House Washington Street

Guessing Game on New Jersey Mortgage and Trust Commissioners

Seventy five residents guessed who would be chosen as commissioners. None named all five winners. Arthur Waltz and Charles Fisher hit four, missing Marshall Woolley. City Clerk Newcomb appeared 70 times, Fleck 42, Arrowemith 27, Howland 7, Woolley 9. Other tallies include Rehm 31, Van Brunt 24, Sherman 28, Beatty 22, Jolie 11. The list was compiled by Morford Chandler Alexander. John and Mrs Watson hosted about thirty Belford Euchre Club members and guests for a Saturday night reception with cards, music and refreshments.

New Jersey Mortgage and Trust Company Arthur Waltz Charles Fisher Marshall Woolley Bryant B. Newcomb John W. Fleck Thomas V. Arrowemith Thomas V. Arrowemith Third With 27, City Comptroller Frank J. Howland Harry C. Rehm R. Jerome van Brunt Scobey A. D. Sherman Henry Fchoenich F. G. W. Poland R. H. Curtis James Guire W. R. Warwick A. Nelson W. KE. Jeffrey Dr. H. H. Pemberton J. W. Seaman Thomas Beatty Henry Jolie G. L. Crum Forrest Green J. Zilly Siegfried Hirschfeld Raymond Fesler John G. Sex

Rev and Mrs McKay Visit Auburn While Pastor Absent

Rev and Mrs Arthur A McKay of Oceanic are on a month long visit to Auburn New York where Mr McKay serves as pastor of the Oceanic Presbyterian Church. In his absence the church elders will lead services.

Arthur A. McKay Oceanic Auburn, N. Y McKay Oceanic Presbyterian Church Sechurch

Red Bank Children Sick With Measles Strain

Mabel and Joseph Estelle, children of Mrs. Margaret Estelle of White Street Red Bank, confined to the house with attacks of measles as health officials monitor the outbreak.

Red Bank Mabel Joseph Estelle Margaret Estelle White Street

Missionary Tea Tomorrow at St Luke's M B Church

There will be a missionary tea tomorrow afternoon at the parsonage of St Luke's M B Church starting at three o'clock. A very interesting program will be rendered.

St. Luke's M. B

Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey Friday

The U S Weather Bureau predicts fair weather in New Jersey for tonight and Friday with moderate west and northwest winds. Observations show 58 F at 6 am, yesterday high 59, low 48, barometer at 29.65 last night, wind southwest at 1 mph, northeast gusts to 26 mph, humidity 72 percent at 10 am, total precipitation 0.20 inches in the past 4 hours ending 8 am.

U. S. Weather Bureau New Jersey North Broadway Long Branch

County seeks new almshouse and hospital for poor and tubercular

The Board of Freeholders held hearings on creating a county home and hospital to care for tuberculosis patients, the poor, incurable diseases, a detention home for certain youths, and a home for the aged. State official Joseph P. Byers urged a large county institution, citing high local burden and potential economies.

Board of Freeholders Shark River Lewis 8 Thompson Lincroft Joseph P. Byers Byers Almahouse County Home and Hospital Newark

Card of Thanks for a May 7 1912 Long Branch event

A card of thanks from Marshall Woolley expresses gratitude to supporters after a Tuesday event in Long Branch. Dr George DeFay of Atlantic Highlands is mentioned as seriously ill at home under care of Dr S J Garrison of Red Bank with a recent consultation noted. A sale of sod on Rockwell Ave is referenced.

Long Branch Marshall Woolley Or Fay George DeFay Atlantic High+lands Gay View Avenue Fay 5. J. Garrison Red Bank Alee

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Kridels Krismeyer Philip Schmidt Ladies’ Aid of St. Luke's Church Co-Operative CO Monmouth and Ocean Supply Company Majestic Theatre Railroad Station Joseph Rodgers Bert Cannel Coal Davin Smith Lumber & Coal Co Tomaini Cy” King Mme Nordica Titanic RED Bank Elks Armory Mature Deal Lake Interloken Wdgemere Bridge No J. M. Carties John Dally Roosevelt League of N. J Dog Boy the Society For the Improvement of the Poor Scobey's Jacob Btrinbach Belford John Watson Compton Street Rev Mra. McKay Weather Bureau Forecast Arcania ‘Ih J. M. Arnold Princeton Frattic Krrear Acatia Council Jersey Iy Long Branch Council Brrear A. van Buskirk Congna Counell Rockwell
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