Chattle Victorious At Asbury Park Dual Meet
Chattle High School defeated Asbury Park High 63 to 35 on the North Asbury Park grounds in a dual track meet. Byron Blaisdell led with 15 points in field events while Irving Gano added 12, and Chau t tle swept most events with firsts in five fields and multiple seconds. Asbury Park showed speed in sprints and four event wins, but Chattle's strong second and third places secured the meet. The mile relay claimed a dramatic, crowd-pleasing victory for Chattle.
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Chattle
Asbury Park High School
North Asbury Park
Asbury Park High
Asbury Park
Asbury
Byron Blaisdell
Irving Gano
Chattle Boys
Harold Karmann
Thurlow West
Everett Covert
Clifford Crunckeon
Joseph Perri
Earl Breece
John Arzenti
Ralph Cranmer
Merrick Coles
Eddie Baker
Asbury Parkers
Gano
Minyard
Éf Asbury
Captain WerickSon
West
Chattle Spring
Covert
Kazmann
Sterner
Errickson
Jones
Landis
Karmann
Immortals at the Broadway and Resurrection tease
Local page advert updates list Richard Carle at Red Bank Lyric Theatre tonight and Saturday with other features. Hicks advertises theme Salt Water Taffy 10 flavors 19c. Patten Line notes no morning boat to New York on Saturday May 17. Ads mention lawn mowers and a Chester Broadway listing.
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Ichard Carle
Red Bank
Lyric Theatre
Hicks
Patten Line
New York
Richard Carle
Jack Loudon
Graff Theatre
Bee
Patton
Patten’Line
Auxiliary Dance Benefits Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Italian women formed an auxiliary to Monmouth Memorial Hospital and held their first public dance in Library Hall. Griffin's orchestra provided the music with a grand march led by Susie Galdire and Romulus Rimo. The event netted a nice sum for the hospital and concluded around 2 AM under the supervision of Mrs. R. Hughes and a committee including Mrs. Palaia and Misses Rimo DeNucci Aceri Aceri.
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Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Library Hall
Griffin
Susie Galdire
Romulus Rimo
R. Palaia
Lucy Rimo
Misa Ella DeNucci
Site Leased for Farmers Market at Rockwell Hotel Rear
Merchants' Association members secure a lease for a farmers market on the Rockwell Hotel field. The grounds will open June 1 for display and sale with two Broadway and Third avenue entrances, existing sheds, and a large livery stable for stabling horses. Isaac Stein owns the property and has donated use. James Milmore rents his Broadway house and Oakwood bungalow. Mrs. Clara Bauer of New York and Mrs. Hugh Vail of Santa Barbara will occupy the Broadway house and the bungalow for the season.
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Merchants’ Association
Rockwell Hotel
Jone 1St
Broadway
Third Avenue
Isaac Stein
James Milmore
Oakwood Avenue
Clara Bauer
New York
Hugh Vail
Santa Barbara
Cal
Vail
Fred A. Beale
West Long Branch
Takanassee Tribe Attends Reception at South Amboy
A delegation from Takanassee Tribe No 158 joined about 500 Red Men at a reception for Great Senior Sagamore Charles F Grace in South Amboy. Attendees included William J Smythe Jr George Ellis Davis Harry J B Davis and others. M J Stanton welcomed the Sagamore and presented a key to the city to the Seneca Tribe.
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Takanassee
Sagamore
Charles F. Grace
South Amboy
William J. Smythe, Jr
George Ellis Davis
Harry JB. Davis
Newell Atchley
Gilmore West
Wilbur Nelson
Arthur J. Brown
John C. Brown
Harry G. Woolley
W. King Robbins
William Fritz
Order
M. J. Stanton
Sagamore Grace
Pocahontas
Long Branch
Red
Amboy
Nara ‘Mata
Order of Red
Rumson Automobile
Charles T .Grace
Sagamon
New Jersey
Red Men of
Dieter Aims to Convert Monmouth Park Hotel to Sanitarium
Hotel owner A W Dieter proposes to sell the Monmouth Park Hotel to the county for a tubercular sanatorium. If the Freeholders refuse, he will form a stock company to take over and convert the property. The hospital site, built in 1910, has 200 rooms and 22,000 square feet of porch space, with extensive grounds nearby. The offer to donate would exceed 100000 by his estimation if accepted.
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Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders
Monmouth Park
A. W. Dieter
Dieter
County Board of Freeholders
Board of Freeholders
Eatontown
Liberty
N. Y
Cooper
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Building Fire From a Bonfire Near Reisner Property
A slight fire was seen in the roof of a small dwelling off Liberty alley behind the Reisner property near the old bat thing plant. A bonfire nearby sent sparks onto the roof lighting shingles. neighbors formed a bucket brigade and a ladder was used. The Independent fire house arrived with an auto hose wagon and a roof hole was cut to apply chemicals. The timely response prevented serious damage.
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Reisner
Liberty Alley
Joe, Hirschfell & Son
Red Bank visit outlines river entrance need for funds
Col. Rosselle of the Govern ment Engineering Service in New York toured Red Bank with a Board of Commerce committee aboard the motor launch Ala mander. The group viewed mussel beds and river shoaling toward Highlands and heard that Red Bank must secure a public highway or river entrance to gain river funds. The borough council is pursuing riparian rights at Maple Avenue.
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Col. Rosselle
New York
Red Bank
Board of Commerce
Walter G. French
Sigmund Eisner
Charles E. Throckmorton
James Hubbard
Alamander
Charles H. Throckmorton
Charles E. Burd
Mort W. Pach
Clarke Holbrook
James A. Reynolds
Commerce Board
Highlands
C. Mell Johnson
Col Roselle
Iie
Inecuse Red Bank
Endesavoring
Maple Avenue
Trafford Allen
Relief Association approves benefits at Navesink Firehouse
W T Corlies heads Red Bank Firemen's Relief Association as a $50 death benefit is ordered for Elizabeth Keeler mother of Samuel B Keeler who died recently. A $12 weekly sick benefit is set for Herbert Chamberlain of Relief Engine Co due to rheumatism from a past fire.
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W. T. Corlies
Red Bank Firemen’s Relief Association
Navesink Hook and Ladder Co
Elizabeth Keeler
Samuel B. Keeler
Keeler
Union Hose Co
Herbert Chamberlain
Relief Engine Co
Five Guards Shot as Strike Clash Sparks City Turmoil
In the Wharton District a clash between authorities and strikers left five guards shot and about twenty strikers beaten. Two hundred men armed with rifles reinforced a force of three hundred deputies now on scene.
Strikers Clash With Guards in Mt. Hope Mine Fight
In Wharton near Mt. Hope mine five private guards sworn in as deputies were shot. about 20 strikers were clubbed. One deputy shot in the head may lose sight in both eyes. Eight strikers arrested in Morristown jail as combat continued from yesterday into today.
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Morristown
Wharton
Governor Fielder to Inspect Jersey Oyster Beds voyage
Governor James Fielder and state officials will inspect Morris River Cove Delaware Bay oyster beds next week. The entourage departs Camden Thursday at 3 30 PM for Bridgeton with a parade school children banquet and reception. They travel by guard boat Cypher down to Maurice River Cove for luncheon and aim to highlight oyster industry value.
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Trenton
James , Fielder
Senate
Morris River
Delaware Bay
Camden
Bridgeton
Commercial League
State Oyster Commission
Fielder
Bloomfield Tr. Minch
Willembark
State Guard
Cypher
Cowhansey River
Maurice River
Maurice River Cove
Exempt Firemen to Storm Long Branch Over Election
State association with ninety one branches from Sussex to Cape May prepares for a heated bid by exempt firemen over a president’s race. Strong contest expected as factions mobilize across New Jersey.
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Long Branch
Exempt Firemen’s 27th State Convention in Perth Amboy
The New Jersey State Exempt Firemen’s Association holds its 27th annual convention in Perth Amboy next Wednesday. Delegates from about 40 associations meet at Greene’s Hotel with 101 local members and 440 delegates expected. John Danner seeks state presidency with broad support. John Kennel may reenter race.
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New Jersey
Thin City
Healoh Artera
State Association
Greene
Third Avenue Hotel
Jot Kelfiell
Passaic
Grand Theatre
J. G. Lovell
Newcomb
Ocean Park
Long Branch Mire
Box 1
Broadway
Ocean Avenue
Dixon Cascade
Otto Vaugoin
William R. Warwick
J. A. Burns
W. H. VanBrunt
St. Jerome VanBrunt
H. Irwin
Perth Amboy
Carriers Debut Regulation Summer Hats In Uniform
Letter carriers unveiled new regulation summer hats yesterday. The light weight straw design features large brims for sun protection and adds to the orderly uniformed appearance.
Richard Carle A Riot Revue Heads Red Bank Tonight
Advertisement notes Richard Carle A Riot Revue at Lyric Red Bank tonight and tomorrow.with other showings: Blanchweak Tolstoy drama Immortal, Immortal Drama, and a morning boat to New York. Includes ads for French Nut Caramels and Broadwave event listings.
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Groadway Theatre
Janet Walsh
Tolstoy
Richard Carle
Lyric
Red Bank
Sugar Bowl
Ee Chiapa
Toni
Richard Carlie
Marion Leonard
Grand Theatre
Juveniles Organize Free Reading Room Benefit Show
Juveniles assist a Free Reading Room with a benefit performance at the Intermedial School tomorrow from 2 30 to 6. The program features a juvenile vaudeville with tableaux recitations songs dances and a spelling bee noting the Village choir of 1847 and many named participants and acts.
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Overure
Gordon Biddle
Elizabeth West
Andrew Scollante
Jeanette Finn
Lillian Woolley
God
Frances Conrow
Mary White
Charles van Hise
LeRoy Ball
Edna Wilson
William T. Donnelly
Doreas J. McBride
Marjorie Zimmerman
Jewell Miller
May Gulick
James Mitchell
Dorothy Sutphin
Hannah West
Minerva Hulltt
Clinton Sherman
Doris J. Elting
Willam T. Donnelly
Edgar
John Lazarus
Miss Syrena
Scott Parmelee
M. Reine Frances
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Asbury. Park High School
Ers
Blaisdell
Good Clothes
Stricklin
Milmore
Gorey’s
Nancy
Blaney
Walsh
Parker
Moving Pictures
Mississippi
Sanitariun
Monmouth Park Hotel
Eatontown Files
George S. Conover
California
Freehold
Warren H. Conover
Yard Avenue
Maplewood
Olive Branch Lodge
Blanch Walch
Pennington Boys
Pennington
Old Pennington
The
Bible School
D. Gruber
New International
Daily Record
Morris Avenue
Washington Street
Howland
Merchant's Association
Marks
Leopold Marks
L. Sherman
Branch Avenue
Hudson Avenue
Governor
Jersey
State
Sussex
Cape May
Richard Carle A
David Posnnsky
Right Endman
Benjamin P. Morris, Jr
Lett Endman
Grandin G. VanNote
Philip Meyer
Roy Boneforte
Harry Rothstein
Edwin Rothstein
Edwin Hubn
Harold Patterson
Seymour Cooper
Peter Bailey
Join Evans
Jeasse Miles
John Miles
Harry Hanowing
James Matthews
Edwin, Green
Morris Meade
Leroy Knox
Marjorie Green
Lena Cornrow
Wee Folks
March of Nations
England
Warren West
Italy
Mary Raviere
Ireland
John West
Japan
May Guilek
Scotland
France
Turkey
Marion Marian
Holland
Dorothy Joline
Russia
Elizabeth Green
China
Theodore
Attison
Germany
Violet Schrank
America
Clifford Reid
Godesy of Liberty
Laura Goodnough
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