Greenlawn Cemetery Elects Officers and Plans Water Plant
The Greenlawn Cemetery Association elected new officers for the year led by President Edward B. Lacour and approved installing a water plant at a cost not exceeding 500 to supply 1200 feet of piping. George Hampton serves as superintendent as memorial day preparations begin. The auxiliary supports this effort and previously funded an iron fence.
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Greenlawn Cemetery Association
Edward B. Lacour
Charles D. MacLean
I. Henry Cobb
David H. Woolley
L. H. Dennett
Association
George Hampton
Memorial Day Races Draw Big Local Interest
Long Branch Cycle Club prepared for Memorial Day outdoor meet with seven events including a four mile club only race. Prizes arranged by Charles E. Morris, officials to be announced, and by laws approved on first reading. New members Everett Slocum and Frank Smith. many entries expected from nearby cities. prizes to be shown at Charles Morris bicycle store. Frick Lyceum Red Bank becomes Keiths Lyceum with vaudeville acts and moving pictures scheduled nightly through Thursday.
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Long Branch Cycle Club
Ifike
Charles E. Morris
Eideralion
Everett Slocum
Frank Smith
Charles &. Morris
Hoadway
Marriage of Thomas Catchpole and Clara Sanford at Red Bank
Thomas dward Catchpole of Lake Geneva Wisconsin and Clara Wolcott Sanford of Batontown married Sunday night at the First Methodist Church parsonage in Red Bank. The ceremony was conducted by Rev H Ridgely Robinson with Mrs H Ridgely Robinson Miss Florence Robinson Miss Sarah Say-In and Miss Clara Wilson as witnesses.
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Thomas Dward Catchpole
Lake Geneva
Wisconsin
Patontown
Clara, Wolcott Sanford
Batontown
First Methodist Church
Red Bank
H. Ridgely Robinson
Mra. H. Ridgely Robinson
Florence Robinson
Sarah Say- In
Clara Wilson
LH. Ridgley Robinson
God
Zion
Whitsunday
W. A Sweeney
Herbert Williams
Rob Ingon
Long Branch
Eatontown
Little Silver
Searight
Middletown
Inauguration Date Change Defeated by One Vote
Washington May 17 A joint resolution to move inauguration from March fourth to the last Thursday in April failed by one vote in the House. The measure would extend terms to that day and allow weather and security benefits, but 139 to 70 stopped it. Two New Jersey reps voted no. debate followed pro and con points about hotels and parade conditions.
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Jersey
Congress
Washington
Committee On Judiciary
R. Wayne Parker
Newark
Parker
Kinkead
Jersey City
Loudenslager
Camden
Cannon
Eity
Moon
Pennsylvania
Matteson Family Returns to Red Bank Parsonage
Rev Dr and Mrs Matteson and daughter Dorothy return from California to find Ladies' Aid Society recurtained the parsonage with a ready dinner. Dr Matteson attended the Northern Baptist Conference in Chicago and spoke on its work during his absence.
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Miss Matteson
Red Bank
California
William B. Matteson
Dorothy
Matteson
First Baptist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Nurses Debate Nurse Registration At New Jersey Meeting
Thirty trained nurses attended the New Jersey State Association of Trained Nurses meeting at the Nurses' Home in this city. The discussion centered on registration with talks by Miss Bertha J. Gardner Miss Grace M. Carmichael Miss Helen Demerest and Miss Marguerite C. Squier. Musical selections by Miss Josephine Walah and remarks on organization membership followed. Refreshments concluded the event praised for its well run program.
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New Jersey
Marguerite C. Squier
Axe Attack Fears Man Near Red Bank
George Foster Rawlins, renter of the Chapin property on Swimming River road, was attacked Saturday night by a New York farmhand he employed. Rawlins escaped as the assailant, briefly armed with an axe, fled toward a train to New York. the man recovered and was allowed to leave after being escorted by Detective Minagh.
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George Foster Rawlins
Chapin
Swimming River Road
Red Bank
New York
Mr. Rawlins
Kllood Minagh
South Shrewsbury Club Holds Special Meeting
The South Shrewsbury Ice Boat and Yacht Club will hold a special meeting tomorrow evening at the Atlantic avenue clubhouse where clam stews will be served by Captain John Van Note. Police Court reports include hack driver George Morris fined $5 for drunken and disorderly conduct. Patrick Banfield discharged.
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South Shrewsbury
George Morris
Laparre
Recorder's Court
Patrick Banfield
Auto kills valuable dog during Sunday accident
A valuable dog owned by Floyd Rush of Fatontown was run over by a car Sunday and died a few hours later from injuries. Also, an ad promotes Long Branch Dollar Large Sale tomorrow with ready for the more.
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Floyd Rush
Fatontown
Improvements at Monmouth Beach Feature New Casino and Pool
A large renovation along the Monmouth Beach shore introduces a three story casino connected to an ocean view building with a 250 by 50 foot reinforced concrete pool. Thomas W. Butts plans 60 dressing rooms per casino, a children’s pool, and modern amenities for a refined cottage-side attraction opening for summer.
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Monmouth Beach
Thomas W. Butts
Butts
Ocean Drive
Mhal Casino
Ordinance Creates Detective Bureau Introduced by City Council
An ordinance creating a detective bureau in the police department was introduced and passed on first reading at a City Council meeting last night. The duties include investigating crime, recovering stolen property, aiding in locating offenders, and cooperating with the regular force to prevent crime.
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Police Department
Weather Bureau forecast for New Jersey midweek
The U S Weather Bureau predicts cloudy to partly cloudy skies for the thirty six hours ending Wednesday in New Jersey. Light to moderate southerly winds accompany the conditions.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
By. Tm
New Jersey
RIOT MARKED MOVING OF EDWARD'S REMAINS IN LONDON
London May 17 reports describe a riot during King Edward VII's lying in state and processions to Westminster Hall. Crowds surged near Buckingham Palace and Parliament, while Royal mourners and foreign royalty attended, as Colonel Roosevelt awaits Friday funeral events.
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London
Troosevelt
Edward
St. Clair Thompson
Carlton House
Roosevelt
America
King Edward
Buck- Intham Palace
Westminister Hall
George
Frederick
Denmark
Haakon
Norwary
Duke of Connaught
Royal
Ickingham
Edward VII
Irom Buckinghim Palace
Weatminster
Winlay
Westminster
Queen Wother
Paddington
Windsor Castle
Queen Victoria
Palace
Westminster Hall
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Dorchester House
George VI
Hotel Gordon Leased to New York Hotelier
Hotel Gordon, rebuilt at a cost of 12000, has been leased to George B Selover of New York. The Gordon Realty Company, with Henry M Fitch in charge, arranged the lease and Selover plans to reopen the hotel a week from next Saturday. The 64 guest chambers and 18 baths include a first floor dining room parlor and cafe. Selover aims to make Hotel Gordon a popular medium sized coast hotel. Mrs. Charles Stryker of Matawan died after hospitalization and operation, with body sent to Matawan by Hyer & Flock.
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Hotel
Gordon
Keller Hotel
George B. Selover
New York
Selover
Gordon Realty Company
Henry M Fitch
Charles Stryker
Matawan
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Hyer & Flock
Eatontown Fire Alarm Provokes Smoke Scare
Eatontown firefighters were called Saturday afternoon after a false alarm. Allan Van Brunt, resident behind Thomas Dickinson's barber shop, started a fire in his store but the draft failed and smoke issued from doors and windows before someone reported the incident.
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Eatontown
Allan van Brunt
Thomas
Dickinson
Borden Opens Milk Branch in City at Brighton Ave
A. B. Borden of Borden’s Condensed Milk Company plans a city milk shop on Brighton avenue in the former A. Graf premises serving milk and dairy goods. Fifteen horses and wagons arrive to begin service. Also noted: Anthony M. Holmes of Long Branch Banking Company takes a two week vacation and will spend part of it in Long Branch.
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North Long Branch
A. B. Borden
The
Borden's Condensed Milk Company
New York
Brighton Avenue
A. Graf
Banker Holmes
Anthony M. Holmes
Long Branch Banking Company
Long Branch
Mr. Holmes
Tomorrow’s bargains at Long Branch Dollar Bar Day
Ads call readers to prepare for a big sale event tomorrow at the Long Branch Dollar Bar with special prices and bargains promoted in the Daily Record.
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Long Branch
Two Sisters Living Alone Targeted by Unknown Shooter
Two sisters Miss Hettld and Miss Erne Peterson, Norwegian residents of Red Bank near the LaViena cottage on Newman Springs Road, awoke late Saturday to a revolver firing near their home. Detective Elwood Minugh searched the premises but found no clues as to the assailant, who fled.
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Newman Springs
LaViena
Red Bank
Misses Hettld
Erne Peterson
Elwood Minugh
Peterson
Seattle
Washington
Alaska
A4eas
Anyne
Vox
No Decision Yet on Electric Arches in Red Bank
The Red Bank mayor and council discussed street lighting and related issues in a regular meeting. They deferred a decision on electric arches until Broad and Wallace streets are surveyed and light output assessed. Other items included sewer ordinance prep for Shrewsbury avenues, new fire alarm boxes, and a potential hose cart for Union Hose Company.
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Borough of
Red Bank
Shrewsbury Avenues
Bunset
Harrison Avenue
Frott
Electric Light Committee
South Street
Branch Avenue
Union Hose Company
Hank
Bim Place
Hudson
Matchies Wall Papers and Early Rose Potatoes Ad
Ad for wallpaper and ceiling decoration offers wide stock and low prices. Early Rose potatoes priced at $1.75 per barrel at Chester M. Trux, 223 Broadway.
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Chester M. Trusx
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Greenlawn Cemetery
Keith
Frick Lyceum
Keith's Lyceum
Phil DeAngelis
Simpson
Simpson M. KK
Christian Endeavor Society
John C. Lovell
First Presbyterian Church
St. Luke's
Slater's Market
Broadway
Sextoh Bros
Tel
Nurses’ Society
Nurses’ Home
Thies City
Boat Club
Weather Bureau
Long Branch Window Shade Co
Call Aid
Bola
Sovereign
Red Bank Methodist Church
the Daily Record
Hotel Gordon
Brighton Ave. Place
Borden Milk Co
Advertige
Bank Council
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