Red Bank and nearby workers shift roles on transit line
Clifford Mularvey of Bridge Avenue Red Bank remains a motorman on the Red Bank Long Branch line while Riddle of Shrewsbury Avenue red Bank leaves the M G C E Company to drive for the Red Office of the United States Ex Company. James Daly returns to his motorman post with the M C E Company and Ernest Burr of Broad Street Eaton Town sick at home but back on the job Friday. Tilton of Eatontown moves from conductor to Jersey Coast Laundry driver at Middletown, and several M C E staff joined the Exempt Firemen parade in Newark. Patterson of Eatontown works as conductor for the C E Company after being “broke in” by veteran Charles Shick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Mularvey
Bridge Avenue
Red Bank
M Riddle
Shrewsbury Avenue
M. GC. E. Company
Redoffice
United States
Bill
James Daly
Red@ Bank
M. C. E. Company
Ernest Burr
Broadstreet
Eatontown
No. 24
Ernie
Sir Tilton
M. C. BE. Company
Jersey Coast Laundry
Middletown
Newark
John Conover
Sylvan Emmons
Patterson
C. E. Company
Charles Shick
Fair Haven Firemen in World Photo Supplement
The New York World tomorrow features a Fair Haven Volunteer Fire Company group portrait taken at the Pearl street firehouse. Chief George Hendrickson is shown in the upper left, with a long list of fellow firefighters named alongside him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Haven
New York World
Lester Curchin
Henry Schneider
Henry Parker
Michael Flannery
John Woodward
Harvey Little
Frank Spitz
Harold H. Jones
Alfred Keon
Constable C. Pitman
Jeon Little
Fred Parker
R. Scott
George Walters
Frank Martineau
John Hendrickson
Mat Baden
William Little
George Smith
Fire devastates Proat Jamison complex and Remsen farm barn
Fire swept the Proat Jamison property destroying the large cottage and stable with costly furnishings after spreads from roof to interior. Firemen from Spring Lake and Wall township battled the flames, with origin uncertain. Nearby Remsen farm barn and cennery also burned, with Remsen estimating a $5,000 loss. authorities suspect incendiary activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Advant
Arthur B. Proat
Bailey
Jamison
Spring Lake
Howard Remsen
Remsen
Spring ‘Lake
Wall Township
Charles H. Greene
Avenue Hotel
Fables From Ed. Bamboozling Is Easier Than the Club
A compilation of fables and morals from 1911 with talking wolves, lambs, owls, clams, and rats. It features humorous exchanges, a moral about deception, silence, and perception, and a flood anecdote from British Columbia illustrating optimism. Includes scattered captions: Sagacity, Optimistic, and No Escape For the Rat.
Discontented Clam Seeks Fame and Style
A clam visits a Sage lamenting lack of recognition and wants to be known as a clam. The Sage grants flashy whiskers not inner worth, a showy makeover that backfires when a fisherman rejects the creature as both clam and fool. Moral: contentment beats vanity.
Lost Leg in Railroad Accident Cited by New York Times
Regardrese of Insurance notes the value of a limb is often only realized after loss in a railroad accident. The observation highlights the personal and financial impact of serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Veracity Question in Police Court Echoes Browning Theme
In a Browning's Magazine snippet a police justice questions a defendant's reputation for veracity, with the sable witness urging strong truthfulness and a dramatic Southern dialect exchange between Gabr'el and the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erastus
Gabr
When He Was Always Bringing Home Fiction
A witty exchange from the St. Louis Globe-Democrat notes a husband who returns home late with a lot of fiction rather than novels, prompting amused dialogue about his reading habits and the home life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Globe-Democrat
Office boy sought by Dobbs amid rainbow quest
The Birmingham Age-Herald notes Dobbs advertising for an office boy who won’t like baseball. The piece hints at chasing an elusive goal, likening it to finding the pot of gold at the end of a rainbow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobbs
Birmingham Age-Herald
Molasses Candy Adventure Ends with Tiny Boat Rescue
Herbert and Martha, at play in spring rain, make candy from molasses. The boat melts as they float it down the brook until a green-clad elf and a fox terrier intervene. The children return to normal size and reward the creature that saved their sweet craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Martha
Origin of the Marines in naval service
Marine system began in the British navy around 1665 with 1200 soldiers for sea service. It took full effect in 1698 when two marine regiments were formed, establishing marines as shipboard soldiers separate from the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Journal
Harvest Moon Brings Favorable Evenings for Harvest Work
The Harvest Moon falls on or near September 21 when the moon rises for several consecutive nights after sunset. This full moon is especially suited for harvest work in the evening.
Birthdays in Pharaohs Time and Old Customs
The Pentateuch recounts birthday celebrations honoring great kings in ancient Egypt. The text notes birthdays as a historic, enduring custom across cultures and eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentateuch
Tommy's Dilemma Poetic Dreams and Painting Hopes
A fragment shows Tommy wishing to be a poet and writer. He frets about rhymes and fame while dreaming of art and storytelling. The piece hints at creative struggle and longing rather than a completed narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Matched Ponies for Miss Lewisohn Arrive in Long Branch
James Deery, retired Elkwood Park superintendent tied to the Lewisohn family, searched markets and farms for a team of matched ponies for Miss Lewisohn. The blue ribbon ponies, 12 1/2 hands high and well conditioned, arrived yesterday in Long Branch attached to a birds eye maple wagon built for use at Elkwood Park villa. They are trained to drive single, tandem, or double.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Deery
Elkwood Park
Lewisohn
Fred Lewisohn
Long Branch
Marshmallow Toast At Chelsea Avenue Beach
A social marshmallow toast was held last night by a group of local youths. They gathered at Miss Mattie Gaskill’s Chelsea avenue home then walked to the beach at North Broadway to toast marshmallows brew coffee and cook edibles before returning home. Attendees included Mattie Gaskill Ruth Mooney Bessie Wood Goodman Nellie Schramp Mildred Irwin Hila Lane Leo Blaisdell Huyler Sexton Pickle L Benedict Henry Brinley J V N Stults Springer and J Rosenbury of Haston Penn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Gasill
Chelsea Avenue
North Broadway
Mattie, Gaskill
Ruth Mooney
Bessie A.wood
Miss Goodman
Nellie D. Schramp
Mildred Irwin
Hila Lane
Messrs
Leo Blaisdell
Huyler Sexton
Mr. Pickle
L. Benedict
Henry D. Brinley
J. V. N. Stults
Mr. Springer
J. Rosenbury
Haston, Penn
Knights and singers to attend service at St Luke’s
Kalon Castle No 72 K G B will attend divine service tomorrow night at St Luke’s Methodist Episcopal Church. Dr George H Neal will present Knights of Modern Crusaders a solo by Albert E Sidwell of Asbury Park and Mr Brown a noted baritone with a duet. Neal also speaks on Clairist Law of Life in the morning and the evening service starts at 7 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalon Castle
St. Luke’s Methodist Episcopal Church
George H. Neal
Knights of Modern Crusaders
Albert E. Sidwell
Asbury Park
Mr. Brown
Dr. Neal
Shark Catches Big Mackerel Among Highlands Waters
Captain Fred Fitch of the Louise schooner brought a seven foot long mackerel shark weighing about 175 pounds to Perth Amboy after noticing a heavy pull about twenty five miles off Highlands. The catch, first of the season, occurred Tuesday night with the shark entangled in the net.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlands
Perth Amboy
Fred Fitch
Louise
New
London
Conn
Fitch
Real Estate Transfers in Long Branch and Nearby Areas
Real estate transfers: Frances Heiles to Benjamin Jennings lease at Hotel Abbott Long Branch for 1680 dollars. Wan Soden to Isabelle Harle Lot 8 Park Place Long Branch for 1 dollar. Bailey to Atkin lots 171 172 part 170 Monmouth Beach Land Co a 2300 dollar sale. Mtg Co to Woolley Lot 63 Van Derveer Place Long Branch 450. Mtg Co to Woolley Lot 62 Van Derveer Place Long Branch 400. Hayes to Hallenbeck Shore Road Shrewsbury Haton Town and a woody lot 1. Edwards to Housel Washington Street Long Branch. Warner to Miller Lot 16 Branchport Long Branch 185. Hoyt to King Branchport to Sea Long...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Heiles
Benj. Jennings
Abbott
Broadway
Long Branch
Wan Soden
Isabelle Harle
Park Place
Theodore F. Bailey
Alice F. Atkin
Monmouth Beach Land & Construction Co
N. J. Mtg.Co
Chas. H. Woolley
van Derveer Place
N. J. Mtg. Co
James E. Hayes
Harry C. Hallenbeck
Shrewsbury
Hatontown
Spencer D. Edwards
Christina R
Made Cash Bequests In Dying Will At Long Branch
Mrs. Ann Brazo of Long Branch died recently and left a will dated July appointing Rev. Dr William P Cantwell and Thomas P Fay as executors and trustees. Bequests include 3000 to Mrs James Kurrus 1000 to Mrs Charles N White 200 to the Society for the Propagation of the Faith and 200 to Kevin Nolan. One quarter of the estate goes to John Brazo one quarter to Mrs Charles N White one quarter to Mrs William Tappin and the remaining quarter to the children of the deceased son Paul A Brazo. Witnesses were Allena H Kelly Leo J Warwick and J Adele Presley. Advertise in the Daily Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Brazo
Long Branch
The
Society For the Propagation of the Faith of the Catholic Church
Kevin Nolan
Uncalled Letters at Long Branch Post Office
A list of undelivered letters dated May 20 at the Long Branch post office includes J. R. Bartey Mrs. H. A. Barrett Wane Bradley J. Big Campbell Dr James E B Cooper Harry Fay Mrs. Rachel Forsythe Sol Greenstein Mrs C M Hamilton George Layton Miss Dorothy Nelson R Stearns Bro Co Mrs Van Brunt and T Woolley P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
J. R. Bartey
H. A. Barrett
Wane Bradley
J. Big Campbell
James EB. Cooper
Harry Fay
Rachel Forsythe
Sol Greenstein
C M. Hamilton
George Layton
Dorothy Nelson
R. Stearns Bro. Co
van Brunt
T. Woolley
P. M
Cent a Word Bargains Highlight Local Deals
Local shoppers glimpse bargain listings in a brief advertisement page. Readable items note low prices and common goods framed as everyday offers for readers seeking value. The column emphasizes accessibility and neighborhood shopping.
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Arly
William B. Matteson
First Baptist
Maple Avenue
Mount Vernon
Matteson
Ministers’ Home Society
of New Jersey
New York
Powell
Jim
Ee Council
R. A
Order
Minneapolis
Grand Council
Jersey
Theodore 8
Iry R. Ward
Jersey City
C. Wilts
Trenton
Jeptha van Viiet
BE. P. van Zandt
Sity
Saent Bowen
Gorcey
M. Quad. Yright
Associated Litrary
Mr. Wolf
British Columbia
Partridge
Quayle
Lippincott
Cas
Thea
ATP WA Gandy
Ilke
Regord
Penter
Ocean Park Casino
Eagles
St. Luke’s
Daily Record
Fois
W. Mi
Slogun’s
Hanson
Kimonas
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