Plans Completed for State Exempt Firemen Meeting
Mayor to welcome 500 to 600 delegates from 91 associations and visitors as New Jersey State Exempt Firemen's Association officers arrive to finalize preparations for tomorrow's Grand Theatre convention. Greenes Hotel will be headquarters with an executive session this evening and a banquet at Ocean Park Casino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Grand Theatre
Greene
Third Avenue
P. W. Walsh
Ocean Park
Pietro Tomaini
Trenton Hotel
John Kennell
Passaic
John G. Lovell
First Presbyterian Church
Elberon Church to Open Season with June 8 Service
The Eleetron Memorial Church at Park Avenue will open for the 1913 season on Sunday June 8 with services at 11 am and 4 30 pm. Sunday school starts at 3 pm. Preachers list includes Cleland Boyd McAfee and Sylvester W Peach. Music directed by Robert Gaylor with soloists and orchestra. Special supper entertainment planned at Lyceum with tickets $2.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleetron Memorial
Park Avenue
Cleland Boyd McAfee
Sylvester W. Peach
D. D
Princeton Theological Seminary
G. A. Johnston Ross
Union Theological Seminary
Robert Gaylor
Christ Church
Clinton Street
Brooklyn
Stony Brook
L. 1
Assembly
Marie Stoddart-Gayler
Central Presbyterian Church
Broklyn
Mary Jordan
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
John Young
Lenox Avenue Church
New York City
Grant Odell
Maurice Milcke
A. F. Pinto
Wertheim Kitchen Project to Train Daughters This Summer
Mrs. Jacob Wertheim of Ocean Avenue South Elberon builds a four room modern kitchen in the rear of the Wertheim mansion. An expert will teach her two daughters to cook this summer, built by White and Coyffe Long Branch. The 30 by 30 foot structure has been raised and will be finished in a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Wertheim
Ocean Avenue
South Elberon
Wertheim
White & Coyfie
Long Branch
County board to take over city streets and seek aid
Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders plans to take over Atlantic and Cedar avenues and other roads, with state aid sought from State Road Commissioner Edwin A. Stevens. The group inspected Bath and Park avenues, discussed Cedar avenue sections, and considered Bay avenue acquisition after a conference at Price's Hotel Pleasure Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Cedar Avenues
Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders
Bath
Park Avenues
Edwin A. Stevens
Martin McCue
Cedar
Price
East View House
Bay Avenue
Fine program for commerce benefit previewed tonight
Secretary Arthur H. Hope of the Chamber of Commerce plans a benefit with forty Long Branch views and hedge beautification demonstrations. He will speak to attendees as tickets sell fast and proceeds fund the chamber treasury ahead of a Monday smoker at Library Hall inviting business leaders to support city improvements and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H. Hope
Chamber of Commerce
Long Branch
Hope
Commerce Board
Treasury
Library Hall
Broadway
Red Bank Fences Remain As Council Delays Action
The Red Bank council delayed any move to remove the spite fence on Broad street despite a petition signed by about 200 merchants professionals and residents. Attorney Higginson noted removal could be pursued under borough and fire ordinances but councilors questioned jurisdiction and took no definite action while the fence stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank Council
Broad Street
Higginson
Hurley
Phillips
Calvin West
Poulson
West
Sigmund Kisher
Death of Isaac Van Tine Leaves City Noted Resident
The funeral of Isaac Van Tine of Liberty Street Howell township Mercer county was held at 11 this morning from his daughter's home Dalton's Block. He died age ninety two after walking to visit a neighbor and is believed to have suffered heart failure. Interment followed at Riverview cemetery. He was well known in the city and visited his son at Bay Head. Also noted is the formation of the New Jersey Choir Camp by Rev. Elliot White to run a boys camp along the Metedeconk river near Bay Head with a four acre tract and a sand beach, plus plans for a two story dormitory. F Leroy Barry named chattel junior ticket agent at the Fast Long Branch depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac van Tine
Liberty Street
Howell Township
Mercer County
Jane Caine
Dalton’s Block
Rverview Cemetery
Arthur T. Blackwell
Harborton
Mr. van Tine
Bay Head
Elliot White
Grace Church
Newark
St. James’ Church
New Jersey Choir Camp
Metedeconk River
Barnegat Bay
Gchattle
F. Leroy Barry
Branchport Avenue
Long Branch
Commerce Trustees Elect Treasurer After Scrap
At a Long Branch Chamber meeting Ray mond K Reid of Citizens National Bank was elected trustee to fill the late William Warwick’s term and then named treasurer for the remainder of the year. Committees on Finance, Membership, and Entertainment and House were approved. A moving picture firm was engaged to film Long Branch firemen at a state rally. A benefit at Broadway Theatre and a smoker meeting were announced. The article also reports Mrs Jennie Mazza, 22, leaving her husband Frank Mazza, 27, amid prior White Slave case testimony and domestic turmoil with references to a past attack and investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Raymond K. Reid
Citizens National Bank
William Jt Warwick
Commerce Board
Reid
House
J. H. Davis, Jr
Harold Morford
Leon Cubberley
New Jersey Exempt Firemen's Association
Broadway Theatre
Frank Mazza
Red Hawk
Jennie Mazza
Philadelphia
Mre. Mazza
Arthur L. Wymbs
Joseh Leonard
Vincent Labella
Pennington Boys Glee Club Performs At St Luke's Church
Pennington Seminary headmaster Dr. Frank MacDaniel led the Pennington Glee Club in a high‑quality charity concert at St. Luke's Church with encores and praise from Supt. Bennett. The group later performed for Intermedial and Chattle High schools, finishing with a spirited yell for Chattle High. Philip Schmidt became the local Studebaker agent, selling a delivery car to Koops & Abels as his garage on Academy alley nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank MacDaniel
Pennington Seminary
Pennington Glee Club
St. Luke's Church
MacDaniel
Asbury Park
Pennington
Intermedial
Chattle High Schools
Glee Club
Chattle High School
Philip Schmidt
Broadway
Studebaker Automobiles
Koops & Abels, Grocers
Academy Alley
Schmidt
Two Governors Delayed by Legislature at Brotherhood Feast
The Presbyterian Brotherhood banquet in Red Bank was postponed due to a Legislature session yesterday. Governors Fielder and Sulzer, and Senator Slocum, were unable to attend as planned. A new date was set for Thursday night, June 6, with talks on pure milk supply and speakers from New York and Jersey City. The Second Troop Military Ball at the Armory in Red Bank was announced for Wednesday night with music, refreshments, and trolley service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielder
Slocum
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Red Bank
First Presbyterian Church
Sulzer
New York
Contests Rise Over Health Board Officers
New board members including Dr. Joseph T Welch and Dr. Paul Kahn meet Thursday to organize and select a president. Rumors fly of a fight for the health inspector and plumbing inspector posts as several candidates circulate. Names of applicants and supporters are mentioned, though no public discussion occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Healthy
Joseph T. Welch
Paul Kahn
Henry J. Hume
Henry D. Brinley
Robert Wright
Alexander P. Paul
J. A. Stratton
E. Tabor
George H. Northam
Tabor
James Milmore
Milmore
Richard J. Brown Dies at Keyport in 38th Year
Richard J. Brown age 38 died at his home in Keyport after a typhoid illness. He ran a lumber and hardware business in Keyport and Keansburg and served on the Morris Canal board. Survived by wife, five children, mother, two brothers, two sisters. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard R. Brown
Thomas
Maria L. (Hunt) Brown
First Avenue
Keyport
Keunsburg
Elizabeth
Millard F
Eleanor
Wehard, Jr
Arthur M
Caroline Bidle
George
Susan
Wilson
Brown
Keyport High School
Ella Walling
James P. Walling
T. R. Brown
Arrested hospital patient for assault in Monmouth
Constable W H Chandler of Red Bank arrested Charles Wayne a Polak an inmate at Monmouth Memorial Hospital after a May 9 Middletown confrontation in which Joseph Harris discharged shot at Wayne to stop an axe attack Wayne jailed in Red Bank Harris posted 1000 bail for atrocious assault Wayne allegedly planned to escape hospital nurses reported to matron Red Bank police alerted also Mrs George Morris was admitted as a medical patient at the hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Chandler
Red Bank
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Charles Wayne
Polak
Wayne
Joseph Harris
McCless
Middletown Township
Harris
George Morris
Morford Avenue
Hyer & Flock
Noted Speakers at City Health Milk Rally Tonight
A public meeting at City Hall focuses on a pure milk supply with investigations of local dairies. Mayor Bryant B. Newcomb presides, Dr Charles K E North of New York joins as speaker, lectures and demonstrations planned, admission free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Bryant B. Newcomb
Charles KE. North
New York 1
Shrewsbury farmer injured when wagon struck by freight train
Mr Armstrong driving a team to haul coal near Shrewsbury was bruised and shaken when his wagon and two horses were struck by Engine No 265 on a trolley trestle crossing. One horse killed, the other escaped with minor injuries. He was treated by Dr King and later returned home. incident involved MMA Co tracks and a private crossing near Sycamore Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Shrewsbury
Jerney Central
N. J. Southern
Armstrong
M. Col. Go
H. W. Young
Sted Bank
Eatontown
Sycamore Avenue
Southern Railroad
George Lambertson
Frank Brower
Phillip Egan
Matawan
Willett
B. F. King
Red Bank wife beater gets sixty days in county jail
Don ald Perry of Red Bank was arrested after an alleged abusive spree. At a morning hearing before Recorder Badawi, he was sentenced to 60 days in the county jail. The wife testified Perry refuses to work, drinks heavily, and forces her to wash and iron to earn money, then allegedly steals it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Donald Perry
White
Badawi
Acronoue
Perry
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Fremen
State Association
Tomor
Gates
Elberon
Kof
Lyceum
Cloak Room
Havana
Cuba
Augustin Parla
Key West
Rosillo
Parla
Blakely
Geo. Hathaway
Marion
Gorey’s
Atlantic and
Borough Council
Wile
van Tine
Blakely Laundry
Geo, Hathaway
Steiner and Son
Commerce
W. R. Warwick
Mazza
Frguke, Byram
Joseph
Carrie
Red Bar
Pennington Boys
Studebaker Agency
Jersey City
Moe Oajon
Steiner Ait
Ster
Richard J. Brown
Morris Canal
Ghektet Merri
Takin
Beath
H. Edward Armstrong
Jersey Central Freight
Mr. Armstrong
Horse
K. of
C. Ball
Lepeum
Eves
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