Red Bank Notes: Staff Changes and Local Civic Events
Granville R. Flagler leaves the Standard reportorial staff and returns to Stroudsburg. Diphtheria case at Rector Place improves with Dr. Sayrer attending. quarantine remains. Mrs. George J. Brown joins husband in Birmingham on J. T. Co. business. Red Bank Elks plan a Wednesday session with two new candidates. Raymond Tansey ill with fonailitis. Dr. Garrison attends. Onward Council Jr. O U A M to confer third degree on three members. New Jersey Daughters and Sons convention names Mrs. Worthley secretary of Monmouth County. Mrs. Ottinger joins Pride of Monmouth Council. Jay Leonard visits from Bor Dentown Military Institute. Mr. and Mrs. Nixon host weekend guests.
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Granville R. Flagler
Standard
Stroudsburg
Penn
Ernest Grote
Phillip Kuhl
Rector Place
W. E. Sayrer
George. J. Brown
Broad Street
Birmingham
Ala
J. T. Co
Red Bank Lodge of Elks
Raymond Tansey
William Tansey
Bridge Avenue
Herbert Streets
B. H. Garrison
Onward Council
No. 98
Harold A. Davison
James T. Clayton
John Ellis
Neptune Council
North Long Branch
New Jersey
International
King’s Daughters and Sons
Calvary Methodist Church
East Orange
Henry Worthley
Monmouth County
Isabelle Ottinger
Oakland ‘Street
Monmouth Council
Jay Leonard
Bordentown Millitary Institute
John J. Leonard
William Nixon and Sons
Wilbur
Stanley
Shrewsbury Social Roundup Features Local Visits
Miss Eva Green spent the week end with her sister Mrs Augustus Smith of Bayonne. Miss Dora Smith of New York stays with Mrs Richard Sickles. Mrs Mary Giffing of Long Branch visited, and C B Williamson of Perth Amboy was in town. The Presbyterian Women’s Missionary Society plans a meeting at Mrs M Patterson’s home tomorrow afternoon followed by a Helping Hand gathering. A sociable is set for Friday at the Presbyterian Church with a silver collection. Misses Margaret and Helen Enright of Red Bank were guests of Miss Mae McCue on Sunday.
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Eva Green
Augustus Smith
Bayonne
Dora Smith
New York
Richard Sickles
Mary Giffing
Long Branch
C. M. Patterson
C. B. Williamson
Perth Amboy
Women's Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church
M. Patterson
The
Margaret and
Helen Enright
Red Bank
Mae McCue
Red Bank Briefs and London Anecdote Field Notes
Red Bank reports include a beating allegation by Alice Reed Hoth against Charles Swindell with a black eye, Swindell held for grand jury, bail set at 100 dollars. Emmett Lacy and William Fairbrother arrested for drunk and disorderly. both sentenced to 30 days. Also a London Chronicle note recalls Lord Rathmore forgetting his name, once Plunket, amid peerage.
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Red Bank
Hadeau
Harles Swindell
Chandler
Alice Reed Hoth
Swindell
Emmett Lacy
Wymbs
William Fairbrother
Shrewsbury
Woods
House of Lords
Lord Rathmore
Plunket
lLondon Chronicle
Bright Man and the Bell That Never Rang
A London Opinion line notes a humorous exchange about a repair visit for an electric bell. It jokes that the mender rang three times and assumed no one was home as no answer came. The item appears in an advertisement for the Daily Record.
Prisoner Quips About Brother while Facing Death
A prisoner asks the judge to consider his claim that his brother, a physician, would be embarrassed if he dies soon, citing the doctor’s expected years of life. The exchange ends with the prisoner hinting at a future plan to paint advertising signs on roofs after air travel becomes common.
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London
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St. Louis Republic
Germany
London Standard
Chicago Record-Herald
MR. Henry Peck
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