Juniors Mechanics Divide and Form a New Organization
The report from Sea Girt shows ammunition tests improving accuracy up to fifty percent with Winchester 30 caliber rifle ammo set for national matches while Frankford arsenal revolver rounds outperform private makers. Calls for political action linger as Hughes fights a convict labor bill. the Junior Order of United American Mechanics in New Jersey faces a long-running split and a new group the fraternal Americans forming with about 125000 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oliver
Board of Experts
Sea Girt
Bird Spencer
New Jersey
Winchester Cartridge Company
William B. Martin
Elizabeth
America
Winchester
Frankford Arsenal
Philadelphia
Hughes
Gardner
Gardnes
Order of United American Mechanics of
Essex County
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
District of Columbia
National Council
Order
Stephen Collins
Board On
Pure Food
Ocean County
Pure Food Board
Fraud charge filed against former firm member Heywang
Minard Slater accuses John Heywang of fraud after Heywang dissolved with Heywang & Slater and left the business. Allegations include drawing 200 from the firm bank, taking a horse, wagon, bicycle, cash, and tearing eight cash book pages. A warrant has been issued for Heywang's arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heywang
Heywang & Slater, Butchlers
Minard Slater
Heywang
Slater
Henry Schoenlein
Dr Burrell to Rest After Nineteenth Year at Marble Church
Rev. Dr. David James Burrell completes nineteen years as pastor of Marble Collegiate Church New York City plans rest abroad with wife next month. He has served as summer pastor at Iberon Memorial Church Park Avenue Long Branch for about twelve years. Marble Church will close for repairs this summer with services in a chapel led by Rev. Alfred Meyers and Rev. Dr. John Allen while interior is redecorated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David James Burrell
Marble Collegiate Reformed Church
Fifth Avenue
Twenty-ninth Street
New York
Burrell
Iberon Memorial Church
Park Avenue
Long Branch
Marble
Alfred Meyers
John 8. Allen
Christian Endeavor Social At Eatontown Church
The Eatontown Presbyterian Church Christian Endeavor Society hosts a jovial social next Monday night at Mrs. Melvin R. Van Keur sen's home in Matontown Main Street to raise funds for the church repair fund. The Peake Sisters of Alaska will repeat their entertainment from Shrews bury Presbyterian Church. Carl Austin of Hop ping McHenry Frost in Atlantic Highlands is injured after trousers caught in a machine gear at the plant and he is taken to his boarding place for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Facial
Christian Endeavor Society
Eatontown Presbyterian Church
Melvin R. van Keursen
Main Street
Matontown
Peake Sisters
Alaska
Bury Presbyterian Church
Carl Austin
Hopping, McHenry & Frost
Atlantic Highlands
J. H. VanMater
Austin
Red Bank Notables Return From Daughters of Liberty Meet
Red Bank figures Miss Dot Seely Mrs Henry Jackson and Mrs George White arrive after attending the Daughters of Liberty convention in Alliance City New Brighton Ave Fish Market. Chas W Rast opens a branch to the New York market on Brighton Avenue boasting a mirror lined sea side wall and parlor like fixtures. A black mare from Morris Judas and wagons from New York arrive as plans for the Merry-o-Round unfold with a May 21 opening and new decorations for a safe children’s space 17 to 119.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bankers
Dot Seely
Henry Jackson
George White
Red Bank
Daughters of Liberty
Allantie ‘City
New Brighton Ave
Chas. W. Rast
New York
Brighton Avenue
Morris
Judas
Home Inmate Returns to Princeton After Undertaker Dispute
Mrs. Mamie Carter of Belmont avenue, aged and frail, was taken by Hyer and Fleck ambulance to Princeton on the 3.05 train. The widow of Samuel Carter, her body was shipped to Princeton after delays over payment to Undertaker Smallwood. Squire Lavake of Princeton, who arranged the body’s shipment and held power of attorney, facilitated the move. She remains in critical condition and will be cared for by friends and relatives now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Mamie Carter
Belmont Avenue
Hyer & Fleck
Samuel Carter
Smallwood
Squire Lavake
Ocean Township Considers Water Franchise for Ocean Water Co
An ordinance introduced yesterday for first reading would grant a water mains franchise to Ocean Township Water Company formerly East Jersey Water. The company, with supply from West Asbury Park, already serves Loch Arbour and Interlaken and may extend to Oakhurst if approved on June 7. The Oakhurst Improvement Association pushes for service for homes and fire use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Township Committee
Ocean Township Water Company
East Jersey Water Company
West Asbury Park
Loch Arbour
Interlaken
Oakhurst
Long Branch Board of Health Shifts to Thursday Meetings
The Long Branch Board of Health will hold meetings on the first and third Thursdays each month, replacing Fridays. Perry Hall led the recent City Hall session in President Welch's absence as James Milmore presented a lengthy sanitary report. Secretary Blais dell to mail milk dealer blanks due by June 1. Cows within city limits require permits by June 1. Eatontown pair Holly Reynolds and Anna Roberts returned from the Daughter of Liberty Convention in Atlantic City. Elberon to Grapevine Nine game scheduled tomorrow at 5 oclock on the Grapevine diamond near the West End.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
City Hall
Perry Hall
Welch
James Milmore
Blaisdell
Holly Reynolds
Anna Roberts
Eatontown
Liberty
Koonvention
Atlantic City
Dele.t Baten
Batontown
Card of Thanks and Local Entertainment Notice
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for aid during illness and death of wife and mother. Special thanks to pallbearers Dr Neal Mrs Charles L Edwards and Mrs 2D Seymour Joseph White and family. Also notes O A entertainment with stereopticon views and grand rally of Camp No 116 in Elheron Firemen's Hall on Monday night May 23 with refreshments at close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Camp
Neal
Charles L. Edwards
Seymour
Joseph
White
Elheron Firemen's Hall
Bargain Day Hanging Paper Ad By Local Firms
Wanted. An experienced driver who understands handling of furniture. Ab, ply Jacob Steinbach, Long Branch. Gargain Day opportunities. Paper Hanging at usual prices by union men promptly executed. Large stock of wall papers. Barker's, 16 Norwood Ave near Broadway. Sexton Bros., undertakers and embalmers, 516 Broadway, Tel. 122 L. B. 192dewir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Steinbach
Barker's
Norwood
Ave
Bway
Sexton Bros., Undertakers
Broadway
Tel
L. B
G A R Campfire Featured at State Encampment in Long Branch
The state encampment of the G A R will hold a campfire on June 11 at Ocean Park Casino in Long Branch with Governor John Franklin Fort expected to speak. State Commander James P. Connelly and Henry M. Nevins will attend, and George W. Pollitt will also address veterans. The program includes music by the Long Branch Military Band and an officers’ conference at the Scarboro Hotel to prepare for delegates and committees. About 2,000 veterans are anticipated among 107 posts and 000 members statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
John Franklin Fort
Ocean Park
Newark
Fort
Henry M. Nevins
Red Bank
George W. Pollitt
Song of Veterans
Pollitt
Paterson
N. J
McPaddin
James Campbell
Campbell
Bis
Iif
Weather Bureau forecast for New Jersey weekend
The U S Weather Bureau predicts the next thirty six hours ending Sunday evening with showers in the southern portion and partly cloudy skies in the north. Light to moderate west to northwest winds. Advertisement appears in the Daily Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jérsey
CREDITORS GET DIVIDENDS FROM EDWARDS LUMBER CO
Creditors of the Edwards Lumber & Coal Company will receive a first dividend installment of twenty five percent within days after receiver Theodore Bailey announced. Preferred creditors have been paid in full. some general creditors total about one hundred. A full payment to creditors is expected and a small surplus may go to stockholders if the estate yields similarly on remaining assets. Bailey closed the mill earlier and may sell the plants at an advantage. a second dividend will be declared soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards Lumber & Coal Company
Theodore Bk. Bailey
Bailey
Two Accidents at Cannius Planing Mill Reported
William Stimax, a Cannius mill worker, lost two fingers and the tips of two others after contact with a blade on a slave machine. He reached Monmouth Hospital after bleeding, with fingers removed at knuckles and base of nails. A second accident at a lathe injured William Lacour as a belt drew him in. Nearby, Miss Peterson sisters from Newman Springs road faced renewed threats following a revolver incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stimax
Cannius Planing
Stimax
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Second Avenue
Broadway
William Lacour
Providence of Fates and A Steadfast Search at St Luke's
St Luke's M E Church will hold two sermons by Rev Tn George HH Neal. The 4:30 morning service will preach Providence of Fates and the 7:46 evening service will preach A Steadfast Search and Famous Find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George HH. Neal
D L Delegates Return From Atlantic City Meeting
Daughters of Liberty delegates return from the Atlantic City convention pleased with their stay. The group voted to hold the annual meeting at Atlantic City in 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. of L
State Council
Daughters of Liberty
Atlantic City
Painter Falls From Roof Near Stables Incident
A painter working on Peter Hauth stables roof Thursday slipped on fresh paint and fell about twenty feet. He suffered bruises and cuts and could not continue work, being sent home. Nearby ads note Slater's Market prices and a rummage sale at St James Parish Mall with Early Rose potatoes priced at 1.76 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Hauth
St. James’ Parish Mall
Boway
All Fair Haven Watching Goodman Train for Champion
Former city dog catcher Frank Carney testifies in a Brook Street assault case but the court dismisses the charge as self defense. Jack Goodman trains at Fair Haven for a May 1 lightweight title bout with Jem Driscoll, with Abe Bennet’s Atlantic Hotel and Fairmount Club as his backdrop.
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Fair Haven
Goodman
Frank Carney
Brook Street
Rosa Smith
Rosa
Carney
Jack Goodman
New York
Abe Bennet
Atlantic Hotel
Jem Driscoll
England
Fairmount Athletic Club
Jack
Danny Sullivan
Rumson Road
Rumson Club
Oceanic Road
Eddie Toy
Sammy Kelly
Sammy
Terry McGovern
Booth Cottage Leased To Isaac L Zinke For Season
The Herbert Booth cottage on North Bath avenue has been leased for the season to Isaac L Zinke. He will occupy the cottage around June 1. This is the third year Mr Zinke has taken the cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Booth
Bath Avenue
Isaac L. Zinke
Mr. Zinke
Harold Perrine Undergoes Successful Kidney Operation
Harold Perrine son of Mr and Mrs Walter Perrine of Atlantic Highlands underwent a successful operation at Monmouth Memorial Hospital Wednesday for a floating kidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Perrine
Walter Perrine
Atlantic Mighlands
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
May Erect New Building in Atlantic Highlands
Anchor Lodge No 218 trustees plan a new building on their First Avenue lot in Atlantic Highlands. Estimated cost about 3500 dollars with a second floor lodge room and a first floor dwelling. Lot faces the public school second from Washington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchor Lodge
Lo, O, FB
Atlantic Highlands
First Avenue
Washington Avenue
DeMarco & Son Install Two-Horse Gas Engine
DeMarco and Son, clothing manufacturers on Bridge Avenue Red Bank, install a two horsepower Foos Bas gas engine for factory use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeMarco & Son
Bridge Avenue
Red Bank
Arcanum Officers Entertained at Red Bank Home
Red Bank Council 984 Royal Arcanum members and officers were entertained at Lewis Zobel's Wallace Street home Thursday night with progressive dominoes and a substantial supper. Attendees included Grand Warden James R. Smock and Regent R. F. Wiltur among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcanum
Lewis Zobel
Wallace Street
Red Bank
Red Bank Council
Royal Arcanum
James R. Smock
R. F. Wiltur
Clarence Beck
George W. Bray
Alfred H. Hagerman
Walter L. Davis
Charles Nieman
Alfred Botticher
George Twiford
Clarenee Gray
Grandson’s pallbearers lead Warwick funeral
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Ann Warwick mother of ex councilman William R Warwick were held at her son Rev B Brigge Nash's home with St James Church officiating. Grandsons Robert Richard un Abner Carlton Winfield and Leo Warwick served as pallbearers. Burial followed at West Long Branch under William H Morris Jr. funeral direction. Mrs Warwick aged about eighty three was planning a visit to her daughter when she died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Warwick
William Robert Warwick
B. Brigge Nash
St. James' Church
Warwick
Red Bank
Chambers
Richard UN
Abner
Carlton
Winfield
Leo Warwick
West Long Branch
William H. Morris, Jr
Edwin Venable
Norwood Avenue
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Sea Bright
Millard F. Tetley
Red Hank
T/Terley
Ehiren
DR. Burrell
Elberon Memorial Church
Europe
Ocean Water CO
Ocean Township
Mr. VanCleaf
Harry Vanrleaf
Simpson Memorial M. FE
First Baptist Church
Elberons
Elberon Baseball Nine
Long Branch Gargain
G. A. R. Campfire
Governor Fort
Nevins
Casino
Weather Bureau Forecast
The
Daily Record
Edwards
Peterson
Newman Springs Road
St. Luke's M. E. Church
Slater's Market
Liddecutt
Chester M. Truax's
Little Town
Monmouth Head
Sarah
Lamine Nivlson
Sarah Nivison
David Bryan
RahWay
Railroad Avenue
Oliv G. Crane
Bayaide
St. James’ Parish Hall
Natch
Butcher's Lee Box
Ang Nag Seg
R. J. Forfar
Léppincott
Lane Eae
Burle
Mrs. Warwick
Weat
Monmouth
Washington, D. C
Iain Thomas MecEley
Wohodb
House of Representatives
Senate Committee On Pensions
Piergon Hendrickson, Jr
Monmouth County
James’ Parish Hall
Iman
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