Duke of Gloucester Down and Out in Thompson Bankruptcy
Creditors of William J. Thompson known as the Duke of Gloucester met at Camden county courthouse to stage cashing of Thompson assets. Bids were opened for Washington Park lease with Herbert Stetser winning. bond and cash deposits required, plus a 20 000 fund for accident coverage. Receiver authorized payments to preserve life insurance benefits, while plans to foreclose riparian leases and repair the steamer Columbia were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
William J. Thompson
New Jersey
Duke of Gloucester
Cam County
Weferee
F. Conrad [Ott
Washington Park
Herbert F. Stetser
Gloucester Ferry Company
John P. Parmakis
Steser
Life In Fangees
New York
Duke
Columbia
Augustine Pier
Thompson
Advertise in the Daily Record
An advertisement notice urges business owners to place ads in the Daily Record with the promise of profitable reach. The brief emphasizes the newspaper’s advantage for local commerce and ongoing ad opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Record
Red Bank Church Services and Pulpit Appointments
Prosecution details noted with names and cities as Rev E J Kulp of Camden and Rev Phillip Strong of Kingston New York are scheduled to preach at Red Bank Methodist and First Baptist churches with music aids. The rest of the party will return home later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Applegate, Jr
Edmund Wilson
Red Bank
E. J. Kulp
Broadway Methodist Church
Camden
First Methodist Church
Corner Broad and
Monmouth Streets
Grace M. E. Church
Broad Street
Mr. Kuip
W. J. Fetter
Charles Bartlett
Phillip Strong
Kingston, N. Y
First Baptist Church
Maple Avenue
McKay to Deliver Dual Messages for Mothers Day
Rev Arthur A McKay pastor of Oceanic Presbyterian Church will preach two sermons honoring Mothers Day in the church tomorrow. Congregation members are urged to wear a white carnation as the emblem of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur A. McKay
Oceanic Presbyterian Church
April Deaths and Losses in Royal Arcanum Bulletin
In April the New Jersey Grand Council of the Royal Arcanum reported nineteen deaths and a net loss of 28 members for the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Grand Council of the Royal Arcanum
Bulletin Out Today
Odd Fellows to Confer Degree Tonight in Hall
Arioch Lodge No. 77 will confer the initiatory degree tonight at Odd Fellows Hall on Charles Clark of the Layton and Clark plumbing firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Arioch Lodge
Odd Fellows” Hall
Charles ¥. Clark
Layton & Clark
Red Bank House Sold to New Yorker on Leighton Ave
Jacque Belle Hadwin of New York purchased the John W. Repphard house and lot on Leighton avenue Red Bank overlooking the Shrewsbury river. Before taking possession she will have all modern improvements installed. Sale made by Thomas A. Purtell of Red Bank real estate dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Jacque Belle Hadwin
New York
John W. Repphard
Leighton Avenue
Shrewsbury River
Commuters Push 60 Trip Books for N Y & Long Branch
An agitation begins among riders of the New York and Long Branch Railroad over 60 trip monthly commutation books. The line currently sells 54 trips per month covering 27 days. Some commuters lose trips on Sundays. The 54 trip format dates to the line’s early days with no Sunday trains. There will be an effort for Asbury Park officials to address the issue on behalf of affected riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York & Long Branch
Pennsylvania
the Central
New York Long Branch
Asbury Park Council
New L A Deputy Progress Council Appointments
Grand Councilor William K. Thomas names Harry R. Wilson of Alpha Council Perth Amboy as Supervising Deputy Grand Councilor over the New L A Deputy Progress Council No 3 in Long Branch and Monmouth Council of Keyport in District No 1 of the Royal Association.
Doctor Injured When Wagon Backing Pins Leg
Dr. William F. Patterson of Chapel Hill broke his ankle when a wagon backed and toppled on him while he tried to quiet the animal. Dr. George D. Fay of Atlantic Highlands set the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
William F. Patterson
Chapel Hill
George D. Fay
Atlantic Highlands
Secretary Garrett to Leave Monmouth YMCA Post
Paul W. Garrett, county secretary of the Young Men's Christian Association for Monmouth County, will resign at month end and will assume the CamEen association boys department superintendency, starting duties in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett
Paul W. Garrett
Young Men’s Christian Association
Monmouth County
Cameen Association
Prizes Announced For Juvenile Vegetable Exhibit
Joseph W. Thompson of Lincroft, director of the vegetable department at the Red Bank fair, offers three prizes of 15 10 and 5 dollars for the best exhibit by a boy or girl under sixteen. Requirements include at least ten and no more than fifteen varieties of vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Thompson
Lincroft
Red Bank Fair
Reverend Neal to Speak at St Luke's Morning and Evening
Rev Dr George H Neal will preach at St Luke's M E Church tomorrow with morning address on The Stored Up Divine Goodness at 10 30 and evening talk The Sale and Purchase of Opportunity at 7 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s
George H. Neal
St. Luke’s M. E
Cottage Erected on Sea View Avenue Property
Cook Ely oversees a Gosy cottage being built on a newly opened street off Sea View avenue by Robbins and Bennett contractors. When finished the cottage will cost over $2,060.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook Ely
Sea View Avenue
Robbins & Bennett
Philadelphia Mayor Invites City Council to Planning Congress
Mayor Reyburn of Philadelphia invites Mayor Packer and City Council to attend the National City Planning Conference in Philadelphia next week. If Packer cannot attend, a representative committee may go. The talks focus on practical city issues like streets parks and transit with tours, luncheons and receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker City
John E. Reyburn
Philadelphia
National City Planning Conference
Packer
Reyburn
Mayo Packer
Lawyer Dr Disbrow Loses $150 Campaign Trip Suit
Dr Disbrow of Toms River faced a $150 verdict in the circuit court at Toms River after a car collision with a Lakewood wagon during a campaign tour with Dr Woodrow Wilson last October. The jury found for Charlies L Hermann’s husband for loss of his wife’s services medical bills and injury to the wagon. The Hermann wife’s suit was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
Woodrow Wilson
Toms River
C. Disbrow
Nelson Y. Dungan
Wilson
Ocean County
Disbrow
Charlies L. Hermann
Margaret Hermann
Hermann
Red Bank High School Senior Reception Hosted by Juniors
The Red Bank High School annual reception for the graduating class was hosted by the eleventh grade known as the Juniors on Branch avenue. Teachers and most students attended. The evening featured games social time dancing refreshments and dancing until after midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Branch Avenue
Custodian Loses Tip Of Finger At Elks Home
Morris Judas, custodian at the Elks Home, cut off the end of his left index finger in the kitchen area last night. He bled considerably before the wound was dressed and he left with his hand in a sling vowing no interruptions while bread slicing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Judas
the Elks' Home
Mr. Judas
Sherlock Holmes
Red Bank Sailor on Thirteen Day Furlough
Herbert Scott, mail clerk on the battleship North Dakota, enjoys a thirteen day furlough renewing old friends in Red Bank. He is accompanied by a close friend from Michigan, also stationed on the North Dakota, which is now in New York harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Scott
Thomas Scott
West Side Avenue
Red Bank
North Dakota
New York Harbor
Mr. Scott
Michigan
Flower Thieves Target Red Bank Bed In Front Of McGraham
Thieves stole several flowers from a bed in front of John McGraham on Bridge Avenue Red Bank opposite Eisner’s clothing factory Thursday night. McGraham who runs a watering establishment on East Street offers a five dollar reward for arrest and conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
McGraham
Bridge Avenue
Red Bank
Eisner
East
Addition at Riker Cottage by Hughes for Wm J
Contractor R H Hughes proceeds with an extensive addition to the Monmouth Beach cottage owned by Wm J, expanding the residence and enhancing its structure. The project advances amid plans for improved living space and potential updates to surrounding grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riker
R. H. Hughes
Monmouth Beach
Wm. J
Postal clerks to add duty in new shipment
Two more carriers will be on duty starting day at Station A with Benjamin F. Woolley and at the main office with W. A. Britton. Walter Woolley will resume his duties as sub clerk in the main office Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Woolley
W. A. Britton
Walter Woolley
Improvements at Eatontown butcher shop by new owner
Ira E. Wolcott is upgrading the Main street storefront he bought from J Wilhelm Leukel. New oilcloths cover tables new curtains hang and the interior has been repainted throughout the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatontown
Ira .E. Wolcott
Main Street
J. Wilhelm Leukel
Mrs Darnell Returns Home From Visit to Turtle Creek
Mrs Theodore Darnell wife of the Fair Haven Methodist pastor has come back to Fair Haven after spending several weeks as the guest of her son Reverend Theodore Darnell Jr of Turtle Creek New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Haven
Theodore Darnell
Theodore Darnelll
Wirlj
Darnell, Jr
Turtle Creek
Archbishop of Bordeaux Gets Shirts by Clever Plan
A charitable archbishop, Mgr de Langay, often gave to the poor and once, when without linen, allowed his wardrobe keeper Jeanne to pose a charity request. She claimed funds to make shirts for a needy old beggar, and the archbishop paid the money, then learned he had been pranked, yet delighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordeaux
Mgr. de Langay
Monsignore
Jeanne
Bian
London Globe
The Old Time Senators and Their Measurements
The Medical Register of the District records Thirty-ninth Congress senators with weight height and chest measurements. Dr. Toner notes senators exceed global and national averages while Kentucky provided the tallest members and New Hampshire and West Virginia the shortest. Fourteen of forty stood six feet tall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Medical Register of
J. M. Toner
Kentucky
New Hampshire
W. Virginia
Washington Star
Wanderlust and Household Inconveniences
An unnamed Life quote humorously notes the mental travel of wanderlust through a domestic routine. The narrator describes a cook burning steak, coffee with pepper, a cramped chair, dim light, an outdoor Cin der blast, a cot too small, and alternating hot and cold air, ending with a morning of indigestion and aches yet a sense of being already there.
Thoes Wedding Celebrations
A man married eleven months says celebrating a diamond wedding first is better than a seventy five year milestone. The couple will still observe a paper wedding next month with gifts of rugs paper and cards as social custom dictates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Foreman Raises John’s Wage Cited as Alarm Clock Moment
In a Buffalo Express report the foreman tells John he will receive a $5 weekly raise. John remains silent as he looks for something on his desk. He quips he is trying to see if the raise is as loud as an alarm clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Buffalo Express
Stonewall Jackson Comment Mis attributed Wounding Remark
A Civil War council remark attributes Major A to be wounded and unable to perform a duty, with a quoted line suggesting the wound came from an accidental discharge of his duty. The fragment references Stonewall Jackson and a debated attribution of the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall
Stonewall Jackson
Mrs Davidson Emerges After Early Morning Walk
Neighbors feared the worst when Mrs Sarah Davidson failed to answer at 5 AM. She reappeared at eight after a morning walk, while Clark and Whalen installed a new stone step at the post office. A Monmouth board exam continued with teachers’ licenses judged at Freehold High School by Superintendent Enright and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark & Whalen
Wse
Freehold
Monmouth County Board of Examiners
Freehold High School
Enright
Forman Cossaboon
Atlantic Highlands
H. A. Robinson
Allentown
R. N. Senter
Fire Escapes Erected at Steiner Mill Factory
Steiner and Son have installed fire escapes on their Morris avenue factory building. the safety update is noted for workers and nearby residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steiner Mill
Steiner & Son
Morris Avenue
Oceanic First Presbyterian elects elders at meeting
A special congregational meeting in Oceanic elected elders Samuel P. Bruce J Elwood Harvey and Charles Dixon for three two and one year terms respectively and re elected John Mc Peake deacon James E Bogle for one year. The LePage pointed top communion set was approved for use from Sunday June 4. Rev Arthur A McKay acted as moderator with Charles Dixon as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceanic
First Presbyterian Church
Rotary
Samuel P. Bruce
Yars
J. Elwood Harvey
Charles Dixon
John McPeake
John Jennings
James E. Bogle
LePage
Arthur A
McKay
Student Enrolls in New York Advertising School
Frank N. Worth son of R H Worth of Riverside avenue Red Bank reporter for the New Jersey Standard enrolled as a student at George H Powell advertising school in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank N. Worth
R. H. Worth
Riverside Avenue
Red Bank
The
New Jersey Standard
George H. Powell
New York
Red Bank Girl to Graduate at Newark Hospital School
Graduation exercises for the training school of Newark City Hospital Class of 1911 are set for Wednesday night May 24 at eight in Wallace Hall Y M C A building Newark. The twenty three graduates include Miss Cornelia De Forest Johnson of Red Bank. Red Bank friends have invitations to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red*Bank
Newark City Hospital
Wallace Hall
Young Men’s Christian Association
Halsey Street
Newark
Cornelia de ¥ Forest Johnson
Borden Street
Red Bank
Miss Leila Patterson Named Stenographer for Dr Chappell
Miss Leila Patterson of Bridge Avenue Red Bank has been hired as stenographer by Dr A W Chappell who runs a wholesale drug establishment on White Street. Patterson recently graduated from Coleman’s Business College in Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leila Patterson
Bridge Avenue
Red Bank
A.W. Chappell
White Street
Miss Patterson
Coleman's Business College
Newark
Philathea Society Banquet Set for Red Bank Church
The second annual banquet of the Philathea Society of the First Baptist Church Red Bank will be held next Thursday night at the Garrison Cottage on Broad Street. The society includes young lady members of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea Society
First Baptist Church
Red Bank
Garrison Cottage
Broad Street
Two Red Bank Percys Form Butter Cheese Egg Partnership
Percy Parker and Percy Crawford of Red Bank form a partnership to sell butter cheese and eggs. Parker previously served as bookkeeper for Edward J. Reilly the Red Bank expressman. Crawford worked at Fred K. French's Wholesale paper warehouse on East Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Parker
Percy Crawford
Red Bank
Parker
Edward J. Reilly
Expressman
Crawford
Fred K. French
Ast Front Stret
Repairing Trolley Roadbed Between Red Bank and Red Branch
Monmouth County Electric Company workers have been strengthening the roadbed between Red Bank and Long Branch. Two car loads of heavy ties arrived at a siding near Shrewsbury and will be laid soon. The segment from Shrewsbury to Red Bank has already been repaired improving ride smoothness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County Electric Company
Red Bank
Long Branch
Shrewsbury
Woman Accuses Man in Threats Case
Carminella Velente, a married woman, caused the arrest of Carmine Graziano for threatening bodily harm. Graziano appeared in Judge Corn's court last night but the case was postponed to Tuesday evening next week with the defendant furnishing $200 bail for his appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carminella Velente
Carmine Graziano
Graziano
Corn
Red Bank Doctor Buys Maxwell Touring Car
Red Bank physician Dr Herbert E Williams, a well known dentist, has purchased a new Maxwell touring car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Guys Auto
Herbert E. Williams
Navesink Lodge I O O F Paid Out $4400 in Sick Benefits
Red Bank lodge No. 39 of the I O O F reported paying more than 4400 dollars in sick benefits last year. The announcement highlights member support and financial distribution within the fraternal order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navesink Lodge
Red Bank
Veteran Odd Fellow Buried in Trenton Home
James B. Clugston well known to past grand officers of Odd Fellows in Monmouth County was buried Thursday from his Trenton home. A member of the G A R and Odd Fellows he connected with the Three Linkers. He chaired the Grand Lodge room committee in Trenton for over twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Clugston
Odd Fellows
Monmouth County
Grand Lodge
Trenton
Mr. Clugston
Three Linkers
Magee Performs Solo At Asbury Park Minstrel Show
Eugene Magee of Waverly Place Red Bank took part in the Asbury Park M C A Minstrel show at the Casino on Thursday night delivering a solo and drawing much applause He also sang at the Sons of Veterans minstrels at the Asbury Park Casino and the Red Bank theatre Magee is a popular salesman at J Kridel's Broad Street Red Bank store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Magee
Waverly Place
Red Bank
Asbury Park
Mr. Magee
Sons of Veterans Minstrels
Red Bank Theatre
J. Kridel
Men’s Furnishings
Broadstret
Uncalled Letters at Long Branch Post Office May 13
The May 13 list of uncalled letters includes Miss E. J. Bevan Rev Bonaventura Allemarri Di Domenico Wm Jinn Leon Gitz 8 Goldinger Miss Ada Golden C A Hones N Muthby Mrs Chas Richardson Mrs Alice Schreider H W Shorts W A Smith Miss Lena Snider Mrs Mary Swarts Miss Katie Walker Miss Irene Walker A T Woolley P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
E. J. Bevan
Rev
Bonaventura
Allemarri di Domenico
Wm. Jinn
Leon Gitz
Goldinger
Ada Golden
C. A. Hones
N. Muthby
Chas. Richardson
Alice Schreider
H. W. Shorts
W. A. Smith
Lena Snider
Mary Swarts
Katie Walker
Irene Walker
A. T. Woolley
P. M
Old but Sound Pump Log Found In Well
Patrick Drennen plans a home remodel at the corner of Main street and Tinton avenue Eaton town. The rear wing moves up the avenue to become a seven room bungalow while the main building shifts back and is remodeled. The pine log, 20 feet 2 inches long and 12 inches square, was raised from the old well and remains in good condition except for a few inches at the top. It has rested in the well for an estimated sixty years. Drennen will reinstall the log.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Drennen
Main Street
Tinton Avenue
Eatontown
Haseen
W. E. Morris
Metropolitan Hotel Front Gets New Plants At Eatontown
T E Snyder proprietor of the Metropolitan Hotel Eatontown continues street front improvements. He previously laid a wide cement sidewalk and sodded the space between walk and hotel. This week eight privet balls from George A Steel Nursery were planted along the lawn edge and a flower bed was laid out in the center of the east side lawn near the private entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Snyder
Metropolitan Hotel
Eatontown
Broad Street
George A. Steel
Elberon Columbia Garage Opens for Season
The Elberon Columbia Garage is now open for the season under Seeney and Ledaca who also operate the Columbia garage and machine works at West End. The shop boasts a complete line of supplies with guaranteed service and Pierre Griser as resident manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elberon Garage
Elberon Columbia
Seeney & Ledaca
Columbia
West End
Jersey
Elberons Columbia
Pierre Griser
Mrs. T. EB. Hyer and son relocate to Red Bank
Mrs. T. EB. Hyer and her son Paul, who have stayed at Lakewood for several weeks, will move to Monmouth Street in Red Bank next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. EB. Hyer
Paul
Lakewood
Monmouth Street
Red Bank
Cooperation planned for bakeries and ice cream plants
In Trenton on May 13 the State Board of Health and the Department of Labor arranged joint oversight of bake shops and ice cream manufactories. Officials cite improved conditions and strict adherence to law as key to public health, with industry cooperation to meet required standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
State Board of Health
Department of Labor
Lewis T. Bryant
George W McGuire
Department of Creameries and Dairies
Colonel Bryant
Mr. McGuire
McGuire
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Wwikay
Slocum’s
W. M. Slocum
Broadway
Browning, King & Co
New L. A. Deputy
Jeffrey Street
Sarah Widson
Double S. & H. Green
Ocean Park Casino
W. Hi, Woolley & 40
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