Red Bank Commerce elects Taylor as president for year
At a monthly Red Bank Chamber of Commerce meeting George B. McClellan Taylor was unanimously chosen president for the coming year. The body also discussed the Ocean Boulevard extension from Keyport to Atlantic Highlands and a planned post office project, gas rates, and a five foot building code fence proposal. Committees were named with chairmen for public health rivers and harbors municipal improvements and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
George of Commerce
George B. McClellan Taylor
Peters Place
Neark
Taylor
Federal
Botton
Judes
Edward’. Pichler
Ke Holbrook
James D. Otteron, Jr
Ocean Boulevard
Keyport
Atlantic Highlands
Shore
Streets and Highways Committee
State Road
Col. Mevens
Col. Stevens
Diddietown
Rumson Road
Walter G. French
Col. Roselle
New York
Shrewsbury
Col Rosche
French
Sigmund Qsner
Charles EB. Throckhorton
Rocky Point
James Hubbard
Alamander
Scully
Broad Street
Ernest A. Armd
Asbury Park
Howard
Higginson
Borough Council
Fred R. Cutcheon
Wong Branch
Consolidated Gas 4
John Bockiin
Med Dank
George KE. Poulson
Arend
Clarence White
Board of Commerce
Commerce Board
Ernest A. Arend
James A. Reynolds
Cornelius 8. Mount
Edward ©. Pichler
Edward 8
Hach
Won Checker Honors at Y M C A Session
Alexander D. Cooper won first with Jof Red Bank finishing second and Berge third at the YMCA Checker Club held at Christian L. Berge’s Irving Place home. Scores show Cooper 13 3, Curchin 11 3, Berge 10 2, others with mixed records. Fire and Police Chiefs killed in Stratford Ontario church fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander D. Cooper
Curchin
Berge
Jof
Red Bank
Y. M. C. A. Checker Club
Christian L. Berge
Irving Place
William Curchin, Jr
Fair Haven
Mr. Berge
George Lovett
Mr. Cooper
Edinboro
William P. Huge
Christine Hook
Robert F. Wilbur
Broad Street
Waverly Place
Cooper
Walter L. Mason
Charles L. Cook
Thomas Tallman
William P. Hugg
Stratford
Ontario
Durkin
McCarthy
Hamilton
Knox
Suffragettes Plan Demonstration in London March
General absent in hospital. prosecutor pursues gov claim of a plot to burn buildings. McDonald defends press freedom for the Suffragette paper. A 100000-strong demonstration by the National Union of Women Suffrage Society and non militant group is planned to converge at Trafalgar Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodkin
Clayton
Hameay McDonald
National Union of Women Suffrage Society
Non-Militanta
London
Trafalgar Square
Public school apportionment totals announced for 1913
The State Department of Public Instructions announced the 1913 apportionment of public school funds totaling 9 500 715 91 for counties. Monmouth County receives 423 173 56 based on 571 teachers and 2 665 319 attendance while statewide totals include state school tax and railroad tax allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
State Department of Public Instructions
Monmouth County
Four Hurt in Explosion at Baker Castor Oil Plant
Four workmen were seriously injured in a May 18 explosion at the Baker Castor Oil Co. plant in Jersey City. All victims suffered severe burns from burning oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Baker Castor Oil Co
Auxiliary Reception Honors Local Division Officers
Nearly 150 members of Arrowamith Post 61 G A R Samuel T Sleeper Camp 16 S of V and Ladies Auxiliary No 13 S of V and friends attended a reception in the Post room honoring the three division officers of the auxiliary from the Red Bank Auxiliary Mrs Hattie Wymbs president Mrs Lucy Wymbs secretary and Mrs Sadie Bennett treasurer and Judge Advocate Walter L Davis commander of Sleeper Camp A surprise program included Y M C A Boy Scouts a girls quartet solos a whistling act and instrumental numbers. The event ended with refreshments and dancing. The evening was described as a big success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrowamith Post
Samuel T. Sleeper
S. of V
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Red Bank
Hattie Wymbs
Lucy Wymbs
Margaret Skelly
Johnson L. Miner
The
First Baptist Church
Cecil Lediard
Harry Boskey
George W. Chandler
Theodore Soden
Herbert
Cullington
Harold J
Egan Boy Recovers From Bullet Wound In Freehold Incident
Phillip Hgan of Institute Street Freehold was shot in the right chest by a revolver stolen from Muldoon’s store. Egan, brought to Monmouth Memorial Hospital May 6, has largely recovered and returned home. The shooting occurred as a black youth known as Heck VanDerveer demonstrated gun loading while Egan played a military record. Mrs Ira Hennessey of North Long Branch has just visited her sister Mrs James D Throckmorton at Lakewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Hgan
Institute Street
Freehold
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Egan
Heck” VanDerveer
Muldoon
VanDerveer
Ira Hennessey
North Long Branch
James D. Throckmorton
Lakewood
Oceanport Notes Highlight Local Socials and River Bridge Upgrade
Miss Iva Wilson of Middletown visits sister Elizabeth Wilson. Albert S. Tillotson and wife return to their Oceanport cottage from Long Branch for summer. The river bridge near the track now allows larger boats to pass after being raised. Tintern Manor water pipes will be lowered under the river bed. Various residents visit family and travel between Newark Orange and New Brunswick to see Rutgers events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Wilson
Middletown
N. J
Elizabeth Wilson
Albert S. Tillotson
Long Branch
Tintern Manor
Hannah Caster
Bertram MacLusky
Orange
John Clayton
Newark
B. M. Berry
Douglas Riddle
Sanford Langwith
Clifford Herbert
New Brunswick
Rutgers
Mr. Langwith
Muttum in Parvo Disturbers Quote
A brief fragment cites Montaigne noting small letters and tiny affairs can unsettle the eye, reflecting on how minor disturbances affect perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muttum-in-Parvo
Ua Mogst
Montaigne
Second Troop Rally Hints Change in Staff at Red Bank
Sixty four members of the Second Troop of Cavalry gathered for a nighttime meeting in Red Bank to discuss staff changes. R V R H Stout is nominated to become Captain with elections set for Friday night under state officer supervision. A military ball is planned for the Armory next Wednesday with large ticket sales and post dance trolley service to adjoining towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavalry
Red Bank
Sta
R. V. R. H. Stout
Broad Street
Stout
Armory
Rel Bank
Woman From Asbury Park Undergoes Appendectomy
Miss May Thorne of Asbury Park was admitted to Monmouth Memorial Hospital last night for an appendectomy. The operation was successful and she is on the road to recovery. Advertise in the Daily Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Thorne
Asbury Park
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
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Commerce
B. McClellan Taylor
Daniel H. Applegate
Domenico Bagnate
Barnet
A. B. Boykin
Cosimo Brancho
Father Burke
Margaret Conover
Clara Clociopinci
Grace Meyers
Ruth Pagna
Violet Pearson
A. Robinson
Sofie’ Samuelsen
M. Shanley W. Stevens
J. M
Baloon
Philadelphia
Thomas Eldridge
Eldridge
N. Y
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Bronx
Jersey
Alps
Berne
Switzerland
Oscar Bider
Sion
Glaciere
Goldstein's Department Store
Crex
Deltox
Dresden
Swift
Switt
Aoe House
S. T. Sleeper
LaRos
Egan Boy
Playmate
Hospital
Oceanport News
Daily Record
Woolley & CO
Long Branch, N. J
Broadway
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