Community Notes From West Long Branch Area
Local residents share movements and health updates. Miz Georgie Bowman and family remain at West Long Branch with relatives. Mr Bowman’s condition worsens, unable to leave his room. James Marmérly from West Long Branch visits Ocean Grove while Mrs Mapes battles paralysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgie R
FE. Bowman
West Long Braunch
Newpole
Bow
FP. Schleith
Newark
John H. Parker
West Long Country
B. White
Oakhurst
West Park Ave
Cottage arrivals greet summer season locals
Six families, including Simon Hess and W Campbell Clark, arrive at Etheron and Norwood avenues for the summer. The Oaks opens Monday as C W Leister and Charles Minzesheimer start the season. George Seligman and W R Hosenthal join others for months of seasonal occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Hess
New
Etheron Avenue
New Hotel Planned on New York Club Site by West End Cottages
Reported sale of the New York Club to the West End Cottages group marks the end of the current site. Five Long Branch cottagers including West End Cottages owners are said to be involved as the buildings will be torn down next fall to make way for a modern hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
New York Club
Long Branch
Boy Bicyclist Bit by Dog on Columbia Avenue
A young boy, son of Detective Captain B Wome of Atlantic Avenue, was bitten on the calf by a dog while riding his bicycle on Columbia Avenue. He returned home, the wound was cauterized, and the dog, owned by Thomas Davern, is to be buried this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napa [ Bright
B Wome
Atlantic Avenue
Columbia Avenue
Thomas Davern
Road and rail crossings discussed by county board
The Monmouth County board and committee reviewed highway improvements. Officials pressed for railroad crossing upgrades and roadbed work by Monmouth County Electric Company. A widened road at a dangerous corner could gain ten to fifteen feet of land. The trolley company pledged improvements. Oil-spraying was postponed pending material discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Monmouth County Electric Company
van Keuren
ARMY LIEUTENANT KILLED IN AERO ACCIDENT IN TEXAS
Lieut. Gen. E M Kelly of the 30th Infantry U S A was killed when his aeroplane fell fifty feet in San Antonio Texas during a morning flight. He was thrown from the plane landed on his head and died shortly after in the hospital. The machine suddenly shot upward and Kelly did not regain consciousness. Finishing New Birkenfeld Home details were provided for the South Elberom project on Franklin Avenue Cottage in New York. The home will cost $106000 and be ready by June first with contractor James Campbell of Norwood Avenue completing finishing touches. The Birkenfeld country house is a show place along the coast and Birkenfeld is a member of the Long Branch Board of Trade. Other notes include a New York trip by Mrs Perrine and relatives for shopping. Nyack Athletic Club baseball's planned trip to Old Bridge. Red Bank residents Sick list. and a Friday junior ball hosted by Philip Coleman’s Dancing Class at Townley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
E. M. Kelly
30Th Infantry
Kelly
Birkenfeld
Benjamin Birkenfeld
New York
Franklin ‘Avenue
South Elberom
James’ Campbell
Norwood Avenue
Long Branch Board of Trade
Girl Hurt in Yard Falls on Tin Edge in Middletown
Lois Karnes a two and a half year old girl from Middletown suffered a serious facial injury when she fell in the yard yesterday. A gash on her right cheek required several stitches from Dr Daniel D Hendrickson after which she was moved to Long Branch hospital for further care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Karnes
Middletown
Daniel D. Hendrickson
Long Branch Hospital
Keyport Fire Department names officers and plans smoker
Chief Mason names Assemblyman Joseph Bedle first assistant Walter Snyder second assistant and Joseph Walling fire marshal for the Keyport Hook and Ladder Company. He will host a smoker Wednesday for department members and friends. A Jersey Central trolley car ran off Bridge avenue Red Bank, blocking traffic for about thirty minutes before it was restored to the tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Frank ‘Mason
Keyport Fire Department
Joseph, D. Bedle
Keyport Hook and Ladder Company
Walter Snyder
Raritan Hose Company
Joseph Walling
Lincoln Hose, Company
Mason
Jersey Central Traction Company
Hed Bank
Highlands
Keyport
Perth Amboy
Bridge Avenue
Red Bank
Rector Place
Burial of Mrs Manning Follows Long Red Bank Life
Impressive religious services at St James Church Red Bank honored Nora Manning longtime Oakhurst resident. Hymns Abide with Me and One Sweetly Solemn Thought were sung. Burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery Middletown conducted by R ReeMount & Som funeral directors. She was 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’ Church
Red Bank
Nora Manning
Oakhurst
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Middletown
R. ReeMount
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H. Hughes
New Jersey Mortage and Trust Company
Dudley
Leon Cub- Derbey
The
Bros. ‘Circus
Fey
Rosencrans
Mr’ Petit
United States
Mrs. Morgan
B. Morgan
Reo
Ocean Park
Casino Theatre
B. A. Levine
Baby Kerpen
Broadway
Joseph Perrine
Edith R. Smith
West Side Avenue
Oliver G. Prank
Thomas, Ross
Mary
Herbert Street
Baeball
Nyack Ath’letic Club
West Ret Bank
Old Bridge
Robert Hibbetts
Chestnut Street
Jacob Bresch
Spring Street
Warren C. Dennis
Worthley Street
Sigmund Eisner
Thet Place
Philip
H. ‘Coleman
Townley
Hab
Coleman
the Daily Record
David H. Couley
New Monmouth
Couley
O. W. Budlong
Belford
Oscar Walling
William Smith
Broadstret
Charles Covert
A&p
Disbrow
LongsBranch
N. Ris
5Th Ave
Koops
Abels
E. Cass
Elkwood Recreation
Lord Sterling
Briarwood
Phil Cohen
McLains’s
Broadway Cash Market
Hicks
Mrs. Manning
the Guarantee Cloak & Suit Store
B’way, Long Branch, N. J
Cb & H Bread
L & H Bakery
Pt. Seed
Frank L. Howland
Postoffice
N. da
WM. Bryan
Fiberon Florist
A. F. Golden
the Heids Baking CO
Seabright
M. Zimmerman
Broadway New
Curr
Beene
Ladies’ Home Journal
Uupy- Waterman
J. C. Disbrow
Gorcey’s
Briges
Whitman
Gaskill
Sisea Avenue
Chapman
R.M. Harris
Norwood Ave
Columbia River
A.C. Bennett Co
Branchport Ave
Norwood. Ave
Joseph Salz
Clarey
Thur
Ghly
Coles Long Branch Market
Broadway Fel
Caldwell
A.M Towhley, & C
RED Bank Bicycle Exchange
East Front St
Globe Hotel
N. J
Iver Johnson
Pierce, Hudson
Dayton
Buffalo
Prattk Lambert
Hoppe
Goldstein Bele
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