Chattle's Big Meet Officials and Prizes Listed
Horowicz, R. Reisman, 8. Mitchell and H. Seaman lead a list of entrants for Chattle's Big Meet. Officials include Referee W. A. D. Clark and starter I. A. Burns Jr. Special prizes crown top point winner and mile champion, with track managers and captains named across classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horowicz
R. Reisman
Mitchell
H. Seaman
W. A. D. Clark
Chester Dennis
I. A. Burns, Jr
C. Areh Reid
C. W. Blakeslee
J. Rutherford Stout
J. A. Mattyeck
Elmer Barnet
William &. Cate
Watson Gienger
Arthur M. Ramedell
A. A. Badger
Benj. van Tine
F. Leroy Barry
Monmouth Vets Active in State G A R Session
Captain Parsons faces Uriah Seeley for New Jersey G A R senior vice commander as Monmouth veterans gather for a two day state convention in Asbury Park beginning June 13 with officer elections on June 14. Alfred Beers seeks national encampment command in Los Angeles. Governor Stokes may speak. Whitson attendance undecided. Infant George Babbet dies at Monmouth Memorial Hospital from intestinal trouble. services set in Asbury Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Borden
John A. Borden
C.K. Hall
Asbury Park
New Jersey
Adrian
Appleger
Trenton
Charles D. Parsons
Red Bank
Uriah Seeley
Newark
Monmouth County
Department
Natonal
Los Angeles
Cal
Alfred Beers
Bridge ‘Orma
Lene
J. C. Stokes
Whitson
George Babbet
Wren
Fred Purber
Church Street
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Ashbury Park
Doctor sells Broadway property near St Luke's Church
Dr. William K. Campbell sold his Broadway house near St. Luke's Church to William Throckmorton. Throckmorton, father of Cora Throckmorton a stenographer at B. P. Morris' law office, has occupied the Campbell house for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Campbell
William K. Campbell
Broadway
St. Luke's Church
William Throckmorton
Cora Throckmorton
B. P. Morris’ Law Office
Throckmorton
Campbell House
After Measles A Girl Rallies With Vincl Nutrition
Miss Marion Shaver of Luzerne New York describes recovery from measles weakness after taking Vincl a cod liver and iron preparation. She credits Vincl with increasing strength and weight and restoring appetite. Wert's Pharmacy Long Branch New Jersey guarantees results or money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinci
Marion Shaver
Luzerne
N. Y
Fair Haven Elects New Borough Officials in Quiet Vote
Frank D. Covert wins mayoral post by a 118 margin as 270 of 400 registrants vote. Squire William Curchin Sr. tops assessor. George W. Smith leads collector. Election day sees 21 ballots rejected and 34 straight Republican tickets, with organized turnout from Independent Citizens' and Players Boat Club contingents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Bennett
John R. Scott
John J. Hendrickson
Frank Spitz
Herbert Snyder
Alonzo Curchin
Frank D. Covert
Ar ‘Thur G. Williams
William Curchin, Sr
George W. Smith
Joseph Hayes
Harry Miller
Covert
Squire Curchin
Mr. Smith
Players’ Boat Club
Fair Haven
Actors' Colony
Frank W. Martineau
Independent Citizens
Curchin
Kmg
Pearl Street
Copolandi
Smith
Thomas Minton
Brown
Cooke
Jersey City
Kirk
Columbia College
New York City
Smock
New
Williamburg
Pair Haven
Frm
Covert & Bell
Monmouth Council
Order American Mechanics
Painters’ Union
Red Bank
Shrewsbury
Cowert
Right In Line. A Quip From A Husband To His Wife
A fragment shows a husband noting his taste for a woman who knows her worth while a servant girl smiles at a keyhole. The piece captures a domestic moment with sly humor and character dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bachange
Hollywood Golf Club expands with new 18 hole course
A 240 acre tract adjacent to Deal Golf and Country Club will host a new Hollywood Club course. Experts are building an 18 hole layout on the George W Young estate with woodland clearing and several months of work ahead. The Deal Club moves three holes to adapt to the new arrangement and opened its own course this Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Deal Golf and Country Club
George W. Young
New Jersey
Hollywood Golf Club
Chamberlain and Slocum
West Long Branch
Norwood Park
Young Estate
Mme
Lillian Nor‘diea
Young
Deal Golf Club
Local Personal Notices Highlight Visits and Travel
Mr and Mrs Lewis D Van Dusen and children of Red Bank were day guests of Mr and Mrs W K Van Dusen at Garfield avenue. Mr and Mrs John Pardee and son John Jr visited Norman and family in Grand venue. Lester Stanley Hoft of Lakewood visits Henry and C Kahle on Overton Place. Mrs C J Julestedt and two children head to New Bethlehem Penn. Major Henry G Catlin family return to Monmouth Beach from winter cottage stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis D. van Dusen
Red Bank
W. BK. van Dusen
Garfield Avenue
John Pardee
John, Jr
Norman
Lester Stanley Hoft
Lakewood
Henry G. Kahle
Overton Place
C. J. Julestedt
Hwing
Cecila
Monmouth Beach
Manahassett Park
Red Bank Place Sold to Willis A Clayton
The homestead of the late ex Coroner John T Tetley of Red Bank on Worthley street sold yesterday to Willis A Clayton for 2000 dollars. The place 50 by 160 feet includes eight rooms, barn, wagon shed and chicken yard. Clayton purchased as an investment to settle the Tetley estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Tetley
Red Bank
Worthley Street
Willis A. Clayton
J. Clark Conover
Louia J. Tetley
Clayton
Parker's Will Probate and Other Testaments Noted
Wills from Taber C. Parker of Red Bank and others are probated. The Parker will, dated September 8, 1911, names executor George Lippincott and details life interests for Olivia Parker and various bequests to family. Mary A. Schanck of Freehold/New York also made a will in 1903, with substantial legacies to daughter Fannie Morris and grandchildren, plus residuary provisions. Additional bequests and executors are listed for Catherine Alday of Ocean Grove and Margaret Cooper of Asbury Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taber C. Parker
Red Bank
Parker
George Lippincott
Little Silver
Charles
James Otterson
Fairview Cemetery
Olivia Parker
Percy
Victor Parker
Jeremiah Parker
Howard
Charles H
Clifford F. Ivins
Mary A. Schanck
Freehold
New York
Theodore W. Morris
Fannie
Morris
du Bois
J. Edgar Morris
McLean
George BE. Schanck
Frank P. McDermott
Joseph C. Thompson
Robert Fr. Armstrong
Catherine B. Alday
Ocean Grove
Laura Elizabeth Alday
Henry Beates Alday
Margaret EB. Cooper
Second Avenue
Asbury Park
Morristown
William J. Cooper
Edward & Dayton
James PD. Carton
Red Bank Man Fined For Sunday Baseball Disturbance
Red Bank resident Frank Gigler of Tilton avenue employed at Manson and Sons marble yard was arrested by Chief Arthur L. Wymbs on a complaint by Joseph Millward who lives at River street and Leighton avenue, for allowing his children to play baseball in the street last Sunday. He was fined three dollars at a ten o'clock hearing before Recorder Harry C. Badeau at Borough Hall and warned not to repeat the act. a repeat could lead to Boonton’s jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gigler
Joseph Millward
Tilton Avenue
Red Bank
Manson & Sons
Marble Yard
Monmouth Street
Gigler
Harry C. Badeau
Borough Hall
Freehold
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Sol
Frey's
Loto Man
Loto
Bet
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Chattle
John Russell Errickson
Frank Briskey
Joseph Oxley
Victor le Valley
Henry C. Green
Woodbridge Beach
James Throckmorton
Hanson
Uptown
Milan
Broadwey
Monmouth Vets
Goldstein's
Frank
Hollywood Club
Deal
RED Bank Place
W. A. Clayton
Jerey State Auto Trades Association
Deal Inn
State Association
Taber
Scully
Thomas J. Scully
Wilson
Long Branch
Slocum
Middlesex County
The
Daily Record
Nat Schacaer
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
W. H. Woolley & Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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