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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1913

Page

5

Oakhurst Teacher Elected President in Monmouth County

Charley G. Strahan of Oakhurst was elected president of the Monmouth County Teachers association at its annual meeting in Keyport High School. Officers include Evelyn Lufburrow of Keyport as vice president, Albert Robinson of Allentown as secretary, and Elizabeth Benard of Neptune township as treasurer.

America Monmouth County Teachers’ Association Keyport Lewis Caris Chicotina Schvols John Enright Freehold Christopher Gregory Long Branch Gregory Trineipal Hesrten Red Pank

Howell Sons Pay Tribute To Dead At Annual Howell Reunion

The Howell Sons of Howell society held a Farmingdale reunion honoring former president Mr Johnston. A resolution of sympathy for Joseph Conover of Asbury Park was read, with memorie s from members and attendees, including Rev. Howard and Dr Handley. An excellent life-size portrait hung above the speakers table as tributes were paid and a Hildebrecht catered dinner concluded the gathering.

Joseph Conover Asbury Park Tourney Monmouwth Memorial Hospital Sony of Howell Farmingdale Llalstead Johnston JL Howard West Grove Moo Howell Society John C Patterson Ocean Grove Thomas Jackson Charles W. Heisley Halstead Wainwright Tri Jacob Lutz A. A. Yard Halstead Wainwright, Sr J. L. Butcher John Handley Bret Ate de Thomas O'Hanlon O'allan Howell Edgar N. Sanford Joseph C. Winsor D. C. Cobb M. E Ashbury Park Henry C. Windsor Hildebrecht Harold Lalox Michael Carr Cerbert Culington

Atlantic Highlands Doings Mention Local Purchases and Recoveries

George Henry Pulta of New York bought Mrs Voorhees house on Palmer street Belford Ile and his family will occupy it. Miss Dorothy Conover daughter of former Mayor Peter S Conover has returned from Georgia. Frank Bailey returns with new touring car. Sixty seven donated by churches for Ohio flood relief. Lyric Theatre and Baptist Church led giving. James Trimble fracturing his right leg after a fall at Bradley Park. taken to Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Adam Linzemeyer buys and moves a store dwelling at Navesink. repairs and a vegetable cellar planned.

George Henry Pulta New York Augustus Voorhee Palmer Street Belford Ile George L. Phillips Seventh Avenue Hillside Dorothy Conover Peter S. Conover Georgia Frank Bailey Atlantic Highland Lyric Theatre Ohio The Baptist Church Manon Lodge Newark Lodge of Tall Cedars Adam Linzemeyer Navesink William Bennett Poct

Borough Council approves street work and ordinances

Myra VO Brown presided at last night’s meeting with most officials absent. The council approved completion of the Orlespie avenue project and an ordinance on licensing peddlers and big-marquee traders. A plan to plow Locust avenue between Main and Fisk, requests for franchise information, and highway safety measures were discussed. Bills totaling 831.76 were ordered paid.

Myra VO Brown Fioven Horough Wair Maven Pond Committee Frederick W Tope Rumson Improvement Association ML Barber Board of Public Utility Commission Tintern Manor Water Co Cross P. Mulvihill Fair Haven Fire Company T. Martin Michael P. Mulvihill Edward Minton John L. Bennett Locust Avenue Main Street Fisk Avenue Curchin Thomas B. Usher McCarron Pearl Street

Middletown Defeats Keansburg Nine In Windy Baseball Tilt

Middletown High School beat Keansburg 10 to 5 at the school diamond in Leonardo. Jack Hunt pitched well for Middletown with few hits allowed while Schitzer led the offense with two doubles and several singles. Keansburg countered with Wilson on the mound and solid defense but could not hold off the Middletown attack.

Middletown Keansalurg Paterday Leonardo Jack Hunt Wilson Kennsburg Nine Felding Schitzer Micketown Marlen Patterston Craig Finnegan Hal Deventy Mullison Floyd Broander Bennett Harry Schnitzer Kelly Keansburg Timbrook Linkeman F. Johnson M. Carhart C. Carhart Cevert Collins K Yohneon Wileen

Chattle Chips and School News Circulate at Freehold

Senior essays finished as five judges review the material. The Senior play Sweet Lavender earned $90 at the opening at Ocean Avenue’s new baseball park. Weather delays track events and the mile run may be moved to the beach. Miss Helen Hood becomes attendance slip collector as debates on a popular course end with losses totaling 2.14, 68.62, and 182.17 across three years.

Ocean Avenue

Peach growers adapt spray routines amid abnormal weather

William Hendrickson, a leading peach grower, notes unusual season conditions but reports grass and grain thrive and milk supply rises. He outlines spray plans to protect peaches from plum curculio and leaf curl, including arsenate of lead and lime sulfur blends, urging timely applications to salvage remaining buds for potential high prices.

William Hendriickson San Jose Hendrickson

Scout Rally At Y M C A Showed Quick Walls And Fire

Scout Master Harold C Tumney inspected Red Bank Troop of 41 scouts at the Y M C A They practiced rally stunts including wall scaling in 37 seconds and making fire by rubbing sticks in two minutes Patrol leaders led each drill and the wall will be used at the rally on May 24

Harold C. Tumney Red Bank Wallace Jeffrey Ali Stair Adolph King William Hendrickson Harry Estelle

Dennis Defeats Kennedy In Red Banks Championship Match

George Dennis of Eatontown defeats Robert A Kennedy of Red Bank four games to one in the individual championship at the Red Banks M C A alleys. Dennis averages 191 1 5 to Kennedy 172 4 5 in five games. Paving progresses as Standard Biluthic shifts steam rollers to Broadway between Grand Avenue and Oakwood Avenue, near the NY & Long Branch Railroad tracks.

Red Banks George Dennis Eatontown Robert A Kennedy Red Bank Mr. Dennis Mr. Kennedy Dennis Kennedy Standard Biulithic Company Broadway Grand Avenue Oakwood Avenue New York & Long Branch Washington Street

Young Emeralds Triumph Over Red Socks in Lopsided Win

The Young Emeralds beat the Red Socks by 111 to 6 on Saturday. In the fifth inning Morris Selkowitz came to bat with the bases loaded and belted a grand slam home run.

Young Emeralds Young Emerald Baseball Nine Red Socks Morris Selkowitz

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Davidson Oakhurst Charles J. Strahan Monmouth Co. Teachers’ Association Sarah Stanger Alice Benard Nepome Township Emma Goldsmith RED Bank Church News Philathea Society First Baptist Church Florence Bainton Hoerden Street Men's League Junior Christian Endeavor Society First Methodist Church He T. Smith Peters Place Ushers’ Union Women’s Home Missionary Society Home Missionary Society New Brunswick Women's Foreign Missionary Society Sutton Waller Boyd S. Monroe van Sant Kaplans Weber Cottage M. M. Kaplan Westwood Avenue Myra DD. Weber Atlantic Highlands News Bradley Park James Trimble Monmouth Memorial Hospital Borough Council Prooes Middletown News Boy Serenta Boy Scouts Nod Atlantic Highlands Black Diamonds Harold Fowler Patrick Rose Dimond Dave Nicholas Timber” Tavier Hattie Wymbs Divicion Lacey Wymbs Sadie Bennett Mhvision Trenton Agellary Samuel T. Sleeper Cf W Jennie Fisher Loretta Sickles Susanna Lewis Louise Cree Kanos Knabe Warerooms Beecham Ethel Reynolds Charles Mothstein Edwin VanTine Everett Larviken Ciracetav Valley One Haseball Park Freehold High Helen Hood Chattle Teachers’ Association Jersey Shore Steinbach Neto Jeraey Little Broadway 46Th St
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