Y M C A Gains Ground in Monmouth County
The Y M C A reports three times as many boys reached in Monmouth County versus last fall. Leadership by a school principal aids over ninety percent of twelve to sixteen year olds in one community and about seventy percent enrolled in another. The county committee gains new member E A S Clark of Lackawanna Steel. A county leaders conference is planned for Friday May 3 at Red Bank. Corn growing contest rules and girl’s contest details go to teachers. Cash prizes are being discouraged in favor of useful articles and trips.
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Monmouth County
Clark
Lackawanna Steel Company
Ramon Road
Red Bank
New Jersey Congress of Mothers
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Advertising in the Daily Record Promises Profit
Brief notice promotes ad space in the Daily Record, asserting it will pay readers who place ads. It offers quick opportunity for businesses to reach local audiences with a simple message about revenue potential.
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The
Daily Record
Belford Briefs Highlights From Local School and Community
Promotional exams at the local grammar school. children received free admission tickets to the Monmouth county fair on August 29. Notables include Mrs. Stewart Mitchell ill with tuberculosis, Dr. Harry A. Hendrickson visiting, and John Reddington of New York visiting Belford. Belford Boy Scouts debated wagon pulling versus pushing and agriculture versus manufacturing. three church trustees were elected John Osborn Enoch Coddington and C Everett Runyon.
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Monmouth County
Stewart Mitchell
Harry A. Hendrickson
Atlantic Highlands
A. B. van Nostrand
Brooklyn
Lenison
John Reddington
New York
John A. Oakes
Patriotic Sons of America
American Mechanics and Daughters of Liberty
Methodist Church
Grace Wilson
Belford
Mount Tabor
D. W. van Note
Middletown Township Committee
Miss Wilson
Manhatten Rocher Stores Open In Prime Broadway Runs
The Rocher Company runs three Broadway stores at Warren Street Thirteenth Street and Twenty-Fourth Street. Each location sits near major transit hubs including the Brooklyn Bridge Hudson Terminal and the Pennsylvania and Long Island terminals with nearby subway service. All stores offer men and boys apparel and sit in high traffic downtown and wholesale districts.
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Warrentreet
Brooklyn Bridge
Hudson Terminal
Thirteenth Street
Thirty -Fourth Street
Pennsylvania
Long Island Terminal
Hudson Tubes
Broadway
Residents Attend Memorial and Memorial Services In Port Monmouth Belford
Three year term elected. Mr and Mrs BE Walt Havens traveled to New York by car on Tuesday. O Hiensen of New York, a former resident, visits Mrs Kate Lohsen and family and friends in Belford. Memorial service to be held at the Methodist Church next Sunday morning with a patriotic service in the evening expected to attract many from Port Monmouth and Belford. Children Day committee for the Methodist Church includes Mrs 8 Walt Havens, Mrs Lohsen, Mrs Lewis Richmond, Mrs Jones, Mrs Mateo Runyon, Mrs Laura Lee, Miss Dora Leek, Alma Osborn, Alva Runyon, Mr C Everett Runyon and church choir members. Mrs Ida Schnoor of Brooklyn and Mrs Mary Moller of Highlands attended Mr Pulsch funeral on Sunday.
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Walt Havens
New York
O. Hiensen
Kate Lohsen
Belford
Port Monmouth
Methodist Church
Lohsen
Lewis Richmond
Jones
Mateo Runyon
Laura Lee
Dora Leek
Alma Osborn
Alva Runyon
C. Everett Runyon
Ida Schnoor
Brooklyn
Mary Moller
Highlands
Henry Pulschi
Caroline Schatz
Pulsch
Sundey
Port Monmouth Pointers and Town Visitors Noted
Port Monmouth notices list Charles Helwig of the White Star line visiting home, Frank and J. A. Sweezy of Newark in town, and several local visitors including Mrs. Walling and Mr. Hendrickson. A six year old girl, Alice Walker, suffered a head gash, a sprained wrist, and bruises after a fall while playing with friends.
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Charles ©. Helwig
Cooper
New York
White Star Steamship Company
Wiliam H. Sweegy
Riverhead
Frank A. Sweezy
Newark
Bronx
George H. Willett
J. Henry Walling
George Bell
George Bell, Jr
Louise and
Amy Morrison
Pascaic
N. J
Mariel Corson
Harry Boyd
Tottenville
Daniel T
Getting It Right With Nitrogen Rich Food
A patient jokes about nitrogen in foods while a doctor lists meals to aid recovery. The scene shifts to a restaurant crowd reacting to a misheard request for a nitrogenous hash. The Washington Herald note hints at a separate consumer complaint about education costs and investment returns.
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Jim
Heefsteck
Washington Herald
Fragmentary line on marriage and life insurance inquiry
A clipped dialogue references Mr Rogerson and Mixx Ledewin in a brief exchange about carrying life insurance. The text is incomplete, implying a personal discussion rather than a full news item.
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Rogerson
Mixx Ledewin
Long Branch To Get Modern Magneto System Upgrade
The New York Telephone Company, at a cost over 22000 dollars, plans by May 29 to switch Long Branch to a common battery system with a new fireproof telephone building at 45 Third Avenue. The upgrade includes a 21-position switchboard and expanded plant, aiming to provide faster, more reliable service as subscriber numbers grow. Henry Pulsch funeral held at Port Monmouth with burial in Keyport cemetery.
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New York Telephone Company
Long Ranch
Telephone Company
Third Avenue
Long Branch
Hattery
W. H. Hall
Keansburg To Hold Dance In Auditorium
The Keansburg Cooperative Association will stage a shirt water dance at the Keansburg auditorium on Lower Main Street Wednesday evening May 29. Committee in charge includes William L. MacDonald Harold B E Cowley Walter A Conroy John A Wilson and Edward J Lawson.
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Keansburg
Keansburg Co-operative Association
Lower Main Street
William L. MacDonald
Harold BE. Cowley
Walter A. Conroy
John A. Wilson
Edward J. Lawson
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Fred Riebher, Jr
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Mes Hazel Meyers
John J. Compton
Mra
William Dorr
Hildah
Marie Dorr
Richmond
Oakes
M. E. Church
John Osborn
Enoch Coddington
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49Th St. Store Bulk Os Nara Broadway, At 48Th & Broadway, 47 Cortlandy St
Green
Rocrers Pert Company
Warren St
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24Th St
Manhattan
Gmr
Wemelerte
Sud
Farily
New York Telephone Co
Henry Pulsch
Keyport
Harvey 8. Bedle
Henry Heins
Henry de’ Sroat
Christian
William Fiordland
Pulseh
Steinbachs
Steinbach
Beauty
Service Bureau
Strindard Asbury Park
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