Monmouth Memorial Hospital Nurses Class Receives Reception
Fifteenth commencement exercises for Monmouth Memorial Hospital Training School for Nurses concluded with a reception for the class of 1912 at the Nurses Home. Guests filled the room to enjoy dancing with music by Prof. J Pitan West and Prof. Rudolph Malchow of Red Bank, followed by a late repast. Former graduates joined the celebration, and attendees lingered past midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Memorial Hospital Training School
Lyceum
J. Pitan West
Rudolph Malchow
Red Bank
Injured by a Fall at Mead Store
John Nastasia, a Norwood avenue grocer, was seriously hurt after tripping on stairs at a Mead store. He landed on the floor, injuring his left ankle and left side. Dr Slocum ordered bed rest and bandaging. Nastasia remained distressed by the shock and pain at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nastasia
Mead of Stairway
Norwood Avenue
Mr. Nastasia
William Hf. Slocum
Nastasia
Red Hot Hearing on Extradition of Meat Trust Heads
The May 18 hearing before Governor Wilson debated extradition from Illinois of J Ogden Armour Edward Morris and beef magnates tied to the National Packing Company. Prosecutor Garven urged return on a Hudson County grand jury indictment charging conspiracy to restrain trade and control meat prices. Wilson pressed Garven on why a second application after Fort’s earlier denial. Garven said he would pursue the case to bring defendants to trial. Fort’s view he opposed as misjudged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Wilson
Illinois
J. Ogden Armour
Edward Morris
Meat Kings
National Packing Company
Pierre P. Garven
Hudson County
Beef Trust
Hudson County Grand Jury
Governor Port
Governor Fort
Garven
Cape
Governor Wilson
Death of F W Marthens Former Water Witch Resident
Frederick W Marthens 74 9 died yesterday at his brother George Marthens Oceanic home after seven weeks illness from Brights disease. He lived in Water Witch near Atlantic Highlands two years. Survived by brother in New York State two sons in Water Witch and Brooklyn and a daughter in Georgia. Funeral at George Matthews Oceanic Sunday 2 pm Rev W Earleiden officiating Interment at Pine View cemetery Middletown Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Witch
Middletown Township
Brother
Frederick W. Marthens
Atlantic Highlands
George Marthens
Second Street
Oceanic
Mr. Marthens
Bright
Pennsylvania
New York State
Henry C. Marthens
Broklyn
Georgia
George Matthews
Oeganic
W. Earle ‘Iden
Oovanie Methodist Church
Harry C. Fay
West Front Street
Red Tank
Pair View Cemetery
Memorial service for Knights at First Baptist Church
Knights of the Golden Eagle To Kalon Cantre No. 72 attend the annual memorial service at the First Baptist Church tomorrow evening with Rev. T B Hughes preaching on Brotherhood the Key note of the Twentieth Century. Morning service at 10 20 o clock. Naylers candy at Rothenburgs Pharmacy. Long Branch Opera House offers Saturday 5 reels of motion pictures and 20 slides of The Awe ter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Kalon Cantre
First Baptist Church
T. B. Hughes
Brotherhood
Long Branch Opera House
Washington Street
Roosevelt Club forms in Long Branch support drive
Three hundred admirers of Theodore Roosevelt form the Long Branch Roosevelt Club to back his Presidential nomination. Charles C. McFaddin is temporary chair, W Asher Stevens vice president, and headquarters will be in the Brent Good building. A Roosevelt reception is planned for next Saturday morning. Engagement announced between Miss Worth May King of Asbury Park and William Edwin Minter of the city. A new pastor arrives next month Rev J W Biekink to lead First Reformed Church. Through express train times adjusted May 26 with a 10 minute earlier departure from Liberty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Long Branch
Roosevelt Club
White
Harneas
Charles C. MeFaddin
Harry (. Ream
W. Asher Stevens
Ats
Charles Sacco
Rein
Charles White
Dorman C. Meluddin
Edward L. Reynolds
T. M. Carr
Isaac Woolley
Roosevelt
Brent Good
Broadway
Third Avenue
Alvin W. van Sehoick
al Arms
Colonel Roosevelt
Charles C. McFaddin
Harry C. Rehm
Wiliam A
Worith May King
Asbury Park
William Edwin Minter
Minter
New York Telephone Company
J. W. Biekink
Theological Seminary
New Brunenwick
Michigan
Biekink
First Reformed Church
New York
Keet Long Dranch
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Liberty Street
Weet Snd Street
Price Hotel undergoing extensive improvements at Pleasure Bay
Price’s Hotel at Pleasure Bay announces major renovations including a larger modern kitchen with six ranges a new stone and brick addition and expanded dining and service areas The grounds receive improved parking gravel drives and graded lawns while decorators and painters update interior and exterior work The catering season now extends year round with guests entertained nearly nine months annually and reservations made for all appointments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price's
Pleasure Bay
Price
The
Bay
Mrs E Loehen Dies After Operation at Monmouth Memorial
Mrs Elizabeth Loehen 36 wife of Benjain Loehen of Red Bank died after an operation for internal trouble in Monmouth Memorial Hospital. She moved to Red Bank eight years ago from Jersey City and Keyport. Survived by husband two daughters and siblings. funeral Monday at 1 pm at her residence with Rev Jonathan L Miner officiating. Interment Green Grove Cemetery Keyport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Loehen
Benjain Loshen
Oakland Street
Shrewsbury Avenue
Red Bank
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Loehen
Lorhen
Pearl
Cora Loshen
Loshen
Harriet A
George W. Thorn
Keyport
Keansburg
Centerville
Jersey City
Jonhaon L. Miner
Red Bank First Baptist Church
Green Grove Cemetery
Weather outlook and notes from Long Branch station
The Weather Bureau reports 44 hours of forecast ending Sunday with temperatures from 50 to 72 degrees and a high of 80. Observations list wind from the west and southwest, 24 mile velocity, barometer 40.10, and humidity near 49 percent. A promotional line for Mirror Centre at 54 and 80 degree marks appears alongside local ads for venues such as Majestic Theatre Red Bank and Steinbach’s水果.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Mirror Centre
Jacob Steinbach
Acceptance of Red Bank Roads by the County Approved
The Shore Here notes the county approves the acceptance of Red Bank roads, formalizing the transfer or maintenance responsibility for the local route. Details on exact road segments or dates are not provided in the readable text.
Record Rainfall in Present Spring Surpasses All Time
Inquiry is being made at the weather bureau on how May rainfall this year compares with last year. May's total reached 4.01 inches more than 11 inches last May, with unsettled weather and heavy rains. This spring is the wettest on record, with rain on sixteen days in March, seventeen in April, and ten in May so far, plus substantial cloudiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hent Weather Bureau
W. J. Martin, Jr
May smoker of the board of trade rescheduled
The May smoker event is postponed from next Monday night due to the absence of the invited speaker and will likely be held a week later. The Pre-held baseball club travels to Long Branch tomorrow, arriving at 2 p m to play the Long Branch Nationals with a 2 15 pm game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Long Branch
Hollywood Horse Show Grounds
Long Branch Nationals
Red Bank Public Hearing Supports Road Acceptance by Freeholders
State Road Commissioner Col. Edwin A. Stevens presided at a Red Bank hearing on whether the Board of Freeholders should accept two miles of borough roads forming a continuous county route to South Amboy and Asbury Park. The hearing drew a supportive crowd and no opposition, with Stevens signaling approval though noting his general stance against county maintenance of borough roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Freeholders
Red Bank
Edwin A. Stevens
Hoboken
Col Stevens
Democratic Board of Councilmen
Freeholders
Col. Stevens
Cooper's Bridge
Bridge Avenue
Prospect Place
Riverside Avenue
West Front Street
Dust Front Street
Borough
Broad Street
Vont. Street
N. Y
1. B. RR
South Amboy
Asbury Park
Monmouth Strebt
Board of Commerce
Stevens
R. B. Blanchard
Col. Brewers
Col
Fair Haven Man Fined for Offal Through Borough Streets
John Reevey of Fair Haven was arrested on a warrant issued by Red Bank health officials for dumping empty luggages pools and offal in the borough without a permit. He pled guilty before Recorder Harry C. Badeau, paid a ten dollar fine and costs, and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reevey
Fair Haven
Willah M. Conk
Red Bank
Willam D. Sayre
Howard
Higginson
Red Hawk
Borough Hall
Euilty
Badeau
Reevey
Dr. Sayre
Treble Clef Club Shines With Garden of Flowers Cantata
The Treble Clef Club of Chattle High School performed with the High School orchestra under Miss B Louise Brueke in a two part program at the Grammar School auditorium. The first part featured school orchestra selections and club choruses followed by the cantata The Garden of Flowers by Denza with a duet trio and two solos. Soloists Alma Van Hise and Rove Hodgkinson impressed in Lively Rosebuds and O Happy Streamlet. The High School orchestra under Catherine Sweeney and Miriam Morris provided notable encore worthy numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treble Clef Club
Chattle High School
B. Louise Brueke
Gaveta Fimé Mubstcalé
Grammar School
Hgh School
the Garden of Flowers
Denza
Finst
Alma van Hise
Sollo
Happy Streamlet
Rove Hodgkinson
Catherine Sweeney
Miriam Morris
Dorothy Carr
Percy Cumins
Robert Widredge
Clifford Harléwson
Mil Gardell
Edna Gulick
Clarence Lauech
Adwin Parslow
Thurlow West
Beatrice Coleman
Helen Clark
Dorothy Conan
Ida Meldyer
Rose Hodgkinson
Anna Lindsay
Red Bank's Longtime Resident Celebrates Birthday
Orrin Curry of Wallace Street Red Bank marks another birthday as the town’s oldest resident aged 96. He has smoked about four cigars daily, enjoys good health and daily papers, and hopes to reach a centennial. Friends from Bank New York and beyond visit, gifting souvenirs as locals recall his business career in Oneida County and Utica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O Orrin Curry
Wallace Street
Red Bank
Curry
Daily Papers
Oneida County
New York
Utica
N. Y
Comiene
Tutt
Col. Roosevelt
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ELAS
Long Branch Lodge
B. P. O. Elks
Joseph T. Welch
B. D. Woolley
W. H. Slocum
John Heldt, Jr
Lizzie McCue
Ellis
Frank 8. Woods
Second Baptist Church
Davie Smith Lumber and Coal Co
Meat Trust Heads
Fort
F. W. Marthens
Nayler
Rothenberg
McFaddin
E. Loshen
Weather Bureau Forecast
Davie-Smith Lambert
Majestic Theatre
Monmouth Street
Railroad Station
Joseph Rodgers
Jeroh
Steinbach
Amboy
Wilkentarre
Ocean Avenue
Newman Hros
Spring Lake
Chelsea Avenue
Mr. Blaisdell
Charles T. Blaisdell
Long Branch Banking Company
Presbyterian Church
Jesus
St. Luke's M. E. Church
John Y. Pebbing
St. Luke's M. B
Ion Sale
Jaco Lietabach
Surf Theatre
Life Motion Pictures
Board of Health
Rockwall Ave
John Cardo
Agnes Noll
Soprana
Empire Theatre
Red Punk
Daily Record
Rev. Clough
James Cloth
Aromack County
Mia
Owen Core
Samuel Clough
Philadelphia
Asbury
Jamés Massey
Mizabeth Parker Willams
Mise Muabet Piper Baker
Peter Poutonhinwe Davis
Owen
Uel Clough
Jacob Breinbach
Rockwell Ave
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