Oceanport Boomers Rally For Public Improvements
Oceanport residents gathered in the firehouse with sixty activists to back civic upgrades. Frederick Day led the meeting and urged reconstituting the Oceanport Improvement Association, launching a drive to widen sidewalks and improve streets. John Beet was elected president with Benfeyard Eldridge, George Davis, James H. McCreery, and A. L. Cowles named officers, as committees plan sign re painting and by law revisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceanport
Frederick Day
Mr Day
Oceanport Improvement Association
Pike Ee
John Beet
Benfeyard Eldridge
George Davis
James H. McCreery
A. L.cowles
Red Bank Board Discusses Boiler Changes At Schools
The Red Bank Board of Education meets at the Mechanic street school to reconsider the contract for a Spencer boiler at Beach street and approve Mills boilers at that site to save $146.50. They also approve two Pierce Butler & Pierce boilers at Oakland street to save $295, and appoint John Holmstead to fill the Smock vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Bank Board OF Education
Mills and Pierce
Spencer
Mechanic Street
Charles Warner
Edmund Wilson
James Cooper, Jr
Newton Loremus
Cook & Oakley
Beach Street
Mills
Smith & Co
Pierce, Butler & Pierce
Oakland Street School
Charles W. Smock
Mechanic Street School
Naation
John Holmstead
Smock
Botlicher
Board of Education
Park Prive
Ocean Grove
Red Bank
Mise Grapel
Linden
N. J
George H. Harton
Edward Watson
Brown Place
Juvenile Reading Room Show Features Local Talent
A free reading room juvenile show presents a program of songs recitations and sketches.Participants include Mary White Charles Van tine Leroy ball Maying School and many more with acts like The Song of Marion’s Men and A Spelling Bee among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Conrow
Mary White
Charles Vantine
Leroy Ball
Maying School
Voucher
Mian Bena Vilwou
Willian T Donnelly
Ry Derena J MelHride
Majorie Zim Hernan
Jewels Miller
Bob May Gullek
Marion's
Janmee Mitchell
Dorothy Sutphin
Hannah Weet
Minerva Hullrt
Canton Sherman
Doris J Elting
William T Donnelly, Jr
Krushawass- Edgar
John Lasaros
David Posnnsky
Right Bradman
Benjamin Morris
Bodman
Grandma van Note
Philip Meyer
May Boneforte
Harry Rothstein
Edwin Rothstein
Edwin Huhn
Harold Patterson
Seymour Cooper
Peter Bailey
John Evans
Jesse Miles
Join Miles
Harry Hallowing
Jamey Matthews
Edwin Green
Morris
China
Theodore Attison
Germany
Violet Schrank
Clifford Reid
Godess of Liberty
Laura Goodnough
Red Bank Notes Many Local Doings and Upcoming Events
W Harowe Asay of Worthley street leaves Monday for Lewis town Montana to spend summer with daughter Mrs Neva White. Navesink lodge reaches 162 members as Richard Beak elected. he will be Initiated next week. Scottish music event at First Methodist Church May 27 aids church fund. American boys beat Norwood A C 12 to 4 with L Hendrickson home run. Edward Duffy returns from the south with wife after running a Palm Beach restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Harrowes Asay
Worthley Street
Lewistown
Montana
Neva White
Edgar White
Alonzo Fields
Walace Street
Asay
E. 8. Stillwell
Everett
Wayman Wilson
George Wilson
Davis
Clarence White
Broad Street
Peter I. Lang
Shrewsbury Avenue
Red Bank Council
Cession
Atlantic City
William J. Hewell
Myra Smith
Adele Young
First Methodist Church
James L. Coote
Jamaica
Arch Reid
Long Branch
George M
Norwood A. C
Washington Street
L. Hendrickson
Edward Duffy
Palm Beach
ORRINE Liquor Habit Remedy Promises Refund
Wert's Pharmacy advertises ORRINE to help wives and mothers save husbands or sons from drink. Two forms offered No 1 powder secret and No 2 pill with voluntary treatment. Price is $1.00 per box and includes a free booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrine, Wert's Pharmacy
State Marksmen Plan Big Shoot At New Jersey Tourney
The tenth annual New Jersey State Sportsmen's Association tournament will be held at Riverside Gun Club in Red Bank on June 6 to 7 for New Jersey residents. Daily added money and merchandise total 400 to 500 dollars with events starting at 9 50 a m. Principal events include the Amateur State Championship with a winner's cup and 50 percent of net entrance, plus reserve placements. The Laflin and Rand Trophy is open to all state amateurs, with regular eligibility and a thirty day challenge rule. Team races, committee members, and association officers are listed among the organizers and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey State Sportsmen’s Association
Riverside Gun Club
Red Bank
Shrewsbury Avenue
New Jersey
McCrea
Laflin
Albert J. Ivins
George H. Piercy
Charles T. Day
R. Young
Gus Lembeck
C. Burtig
Henry Poors
A. B Prickner
Frank J. Hineline
Sin- He
Charles Khinge
George N. Piercy
B. M Shantey, Jr
Jank J. Hineline
W. H L. Matthews
FR. Wickes
J. F. Murphy
Bowling Protest Leads to Tie for Class A Gold Medal
The Red Bank YMCA bowling committee allowed Ellwood B Ivins protest over a Class A match won by Fed 3 Morris. Morris Ivins and Edwin Conaver each hold seven wins, tying for the gold medal. A deciding match set for Monday night on the association alleys will determine the winner by highest average. Director Smeock will be on the line during the contest.
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Red Pank Y. M. Co. Ay
Warren H. Smock
Ellwood B. Ivins
Fed
Morris
Smeck
Tying
Messrs
Morris, Ivins
Edwin Conaver
Aimatch
Smeock
Judge Reverses Flags In West Grove Yard Incident
Judge Peter Dodd and companions confronted an Italian American flag dispute in West Grove yesterday. He climbed a ladder at the residence, moved the Italian flag below the American ensign, and tucked it under the Stars and Stripes amid a heated crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter , Dodd
West Grove
Dodd
Fred Sutton
Isaac Storer
East Keyport man injured after fall in Broad street barn
John Hill of East Keyport was seriously hurt when he fell from a hay mow in GL Rapp’s Broad street barn while unloading a wagon. He struck his head and face on the cement floor sixteen feet below and was unconscious with serious head injuries. News note appears in the Daily Record.
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John Hill
East Keyport
GL. Rapp
Broad Street
Hill
Leah Kiesehna at Broadway Theater in Paris crime tale
Nancy Boyer Company presents Leah Kiesehna a tale of Leah daughter of Kiesehna a famed thief in Paris The plot follows Leah and Schramm as they scheme to steal the Silvaine jewels from Paul Silvaine a French deputy and fiancé of Claire Breton The matinee Thursday features When Knighthood Was In Flower in addition to the advertised drama.
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Nancy Boyer
Broadway
Nancy Hoyer
Mre Fiske
Leah Kiesehna
Leah
Kiesehna
Parla Kiesehna
Schramm
Kleschna
Paul Silvaine
Chamber of Deputies
Caire Breton
Paris
Raoul Breton
Colonel Breton
Paul
Claire
Silvaine
Silvaline
Red Bank Theatres Offer FineWeek Bill and Vaudeville
Empire theatre in Red Bank presents Paulenetta and Piquo pantomime with Blanch Holt and Co in A Suffragette sketch The Chief of Police Francelli and Lewis singers and Romain violinist Five films nightly promise entertainment Lyric theatre resumes with The Bell Boy and the Belles Tokio and Jap acts Mastin and Melvin Egypt and Kinkey Gilmore and Kinkey vaudeville act Matinee daily Country store tonight.
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Empire
Empire Theatre
Red Bank
Paulenetta & Piquo
Blanch Holt & Co
Francelli
Lyric Theatre
Bell Boy
Tokio
Mastin
Melvin
Egypt
Honeymoon Planned After Union Ave Nuptials
Miss Hazel Throckmorton married Jack Lamb in Star of the Sea Church with Rev J Halloran officiating. Bridesmaid Miss Midone Francis and best man Peter Lamb accompanied the couple to a reception at the bride’s parents home and a three day automobile honeymoon follows.
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Jack Lamb
Hazel Throckmorton
Star of Sea Church
Lila Throckmorton
Union Avenue
Star of the Sea
J. Halloran
Midone Francis
Peter Lamb
Miss Francis
Mrs. Lamb
Commission Government Anniversary in Long Branch
A nostalgic feature reflecting on one year of Commission government in Long Branch. The piece contrasts progress and ongoing disappointments, noting improvements like streets and lighting, and imagines future growth with new hotels and a federal building. It closes with a cheeky note about the town’s “Man About Town.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Long Branch
Memorial tribute to John Van Nortwick elder of First Reformed
A. E. H. signs a tribute remembering John Van Nortwick longtime elder of the First Reformed Church. The poem speaks of his departure to heaven, comfort in faith, and the promise of reunion at the heavenly gate. It closes with wishes that his good influence and silver hair remain with the church community.
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John van Nortwick
First Reformed Church
Jesus
Heavenly Gate
Christ
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Brooklyn
New York
Hikve
Vieltity
Main Street
Stone Road
Oceanport Avenue
The
Daily Record
RED Bank News
American Boys
Duffys
Florida
Armitage Varnish Co
Newark, N. J
Ellwood
B. Ivins
Fred Morris
Keyporter
RED Bank Theatres
Coral W. Jackson
Henry S. Terhune
Old Town
Vinci
J. N. Kelley
Lake Charles
Wert's Pharmacy
Federal
Third Avenue
City Planning Commission
Poleless Town
Brown
Alexander
de Quincey
Japan
Steinhard
Asbury Park
St. James’ R. C
Agnes Mulligan
Mary and Marie Tyndall
Mary Noonan
Anna Elgrim
Anna Mahon
Anna Lang
Catherine Carr
Louise Lang
Lillian Michord
Mary Mink
Mary Leddy
Ethel Fix
Helen Malone
Catherine Lawless
Catherine Wilson
Mabel Estelle
Alma O’brien
Ella Haley
Alice Doherty
Catherine Prate
Lillian
Marion Dwyer
Helen Walsh
Helen Bennett
Catherine Canadorf
Mamie Petill
Helen Sweeney
Mary McDonough
Gladys Hegart
Anna Doherty
Edward Kaney
William Ilgrim
Thomas McGuire
Peter Conroy
James McGuire
Daniel Callahan
Michael Summers
Mr. van Nortwick
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