Memorial to Monmouth priests dedicated at Mount Olivet
Four thousand Catholics from Red Bank, Atlantic Highlands, and Long Branch attended Sunday ceremonies at Mount Olivet cemetery in Red Bank to dedicate a granite monument to deceased pastors. Speakers included Rev. M E Kane and Rev. John O Connor. The monument weighs 62 tons with 30 tons of broken stone in the foundation and features a large crucifix and saintly figures. It was erected by Manson & Sons of Red Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Bank
New Monmouth
Atlantic Highlands
Mount Olivet
M. E. Kane
Red Bank
John O'Connor
William O'Farrell
Auancie
Highlands
Troy Iy
Sexe A. Reynolds
St. Rch
Monmouth County
Bishop Us
Trenton
Jonn J. Griffin
M. Ci Odonne
Keyport
B. 3. Egan
Sea Bright
John Burray
John Gough
Bradevelt
Wiliam P. Cantwell
LL. D
United States
Manson & Sons
Heywang Exonerated in Fraud Case as Suit Is Dropped
John Heywang formerly of Heywang & Slater was cleared of criminal intent after witnesses testified. Judge Henry Schoenlein discharged him, deeming the suit dismissed as a vindication. A Beach Store has opened a branch on South Broadway near Ocean Avenue offering confectionery and fountain drinks, with improved lighting and new arc lights on Broadway and Liberty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heywang
John Heywang
Heywang & Slater, Butcherg
Slater
Henry Schoenlein
Beach
South Broadway
Ocean Avenue
Broadway
Liberty St
Joseph
Child Run Down by Motorcycle in Shrewsbury
Ten year old Geneva Riordan of Shrewsbury was struck by a motorcycle on Paterson avenue while returning from St James Church. She suffered a fractured ankle and other bruises and was taken to Dr. Wilson's Red Bank office before being sent home to recover. The rider fled after the collision. The incident also mentions a lodge picture presentation and local physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Riordan
Timothy Riordan
Shrewsbury
Paterson Avenue
Robert Wilsen
Red Bank
White Street
St. James’ Catholic Church
Patterson Avenue
Fred Kuppe
Riore
Mr. Hope
R. G. Black
Montclair Motorcycle Club
Riordan
Black
Carnival Queen Becomes Bride in Simple 1909 Ceremony
The 1909 carnival queen was married in a small ceremony attended only by relatives. She wore a blue dress and a decorative hat, with limited attendants noted in the article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shotnan
Hatto Ates
Etc Aie Eter Ik
New Marriage Laws Notify State Ministers of July 1 Changes
The State Board of Health mailed notices to New Jersey clergymen detailing radical marriage law changes effective July 1. Clergy face fines up to 500 dollars or imprisonment for performing marriages without a license and must file certificates within five days or incur fines up to 50 dollars. The Attorney General requires certified divorce documents for license applications where divorce is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
New Jersey
Funeral Aid Sermon At Trinity AME Church
The thirtieth annual sermon to Funeral Aid Society members was given yesterday at Trinity AME Church by Rev. Dr. J. C. Ashby. Dr. Ashby’s subject was Faith Hope and Charity. The society hastily organized assets totaling 3336 in real estate and cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funeral Aid Society
Trinity A. M. BE
J. C. Ashby
Aahley
Waterway League opens regular meeting in New Jersey
The Waterway League of New Jersey held its first regular meeting at Hisner's Hall 94 Market Street Newark with 144 charter members. Officers and trustees were announced and by laws adopted fixing state meetings on the third Saturdays each July and September. The group planned an effort toward an inland waterway and a July state meeting at Borg Branch, with Long Branch well represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterway League of New Jersey
Hisner’s Hall
Market Street
Newark
League
Borg Branch
Long Branch
Aaron Edwards
B. J. Davis
H. P. Morris
J. L. Edwards
Commodore Morris
South Shrewsbury
Bonnet Gunning Association
Lester H. Vanderhoof
Eureka Yacht Club
A. C. Voelker
Pascale River Yacht Club
W. L
BE. R. Gaiman
Waterway League
New York
Long Island
Fred Reid
Morris
Dr Ballard Speaks On Old First Church Visit
Dr Aaron E Ballard president of the Ocean Grove Association spoke at West Long Branch First Church recounting his 60 year memory of Old First Church and its early members. District Superintendent Rev Dr John Handley followed with remarks and a focus on Boys Day observing June 12th and parental guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old First Church
Aaron E. Ballard
Ocean Grove Association
West Long Branch
Ballard
John Handley
John Hubbard Parker
Parker Homestead
Monmouth
Handley
Hey
Fisher
Dr. Ballard
J. K. Shaw
Samuel Parker
Pooles and Parkers
N- Tallard
Mr. Fisher
Drs. Ballard
Nationals Victors Over Relief Team At Monmouth Park
More than 1500 baseball fans watched the Nationals of this city defeat the Reliefs of Red Bank 11 to 2 yesterday afternoon at Monmouth Park. Manager Fagan started Van Pelt, then Ollie Wood relieved in the third inning. Wood pitched until late, while Little handled the Rel iefs. Vitetta contributed a run after an earlier error, as the Nationals dominated the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Park
Nationals
Red Bank
Natonals
Fagan
van Pelt
Ollie Wood
Wood
Vitetta
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey Coast
The forecast calls for showers tonight with moderate temperatures. The U S Weather Bureau predicts rainfall this afternoon and tonight along the New Jersey coast with cooler, unsettled conditions expected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8
Weather Bureau Porecast
Mrs Poole of Oakwood Avenue Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Emma West Poole, wife of James Poole of 21 Oakwood Avenue, died Sunday at 3 20 PM after a five year illness. She was 77, born April 4 1834 in Shrewsbury New Jersey. Funeral at 1 30 PM Monday at the house and 2 PM at First Reformed Church, burial Glenwood Cemetery West Long Branch. Survived by husband four-score years old and one daughter Etta Hulst, plus three West sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakwood Avenue
Emma West Poole
James Poole
First Reformed Church
Frederick K. Shield
Glenwood Cemetery
West Long Branch
William H. Morris, Jr
Poole
Edward
Elizabeth West
Shrewsbury
N. J
Etta Hulst
Harvey Hulst
Matilda West
Asbury Park
Mary van Brant
Lydian West
Eatontown
Masons
Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
Odd Fellows Prepare for State Session in Belmar
Large turnout expected at United Lodge No 199 Belmar for a Grand Lodge special session to confer degrees on qualified past grand members. Leaders include Grand Master T Elvin English and Deputy Grand Master William Robbins with Past Grands Association planning a strong attendance from Monmouth and nearby counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Masson
LO. Q. F
Oakhurst
Arioch Lodge
No. 77
Star
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Monmouth County
United Lodge
O. F
Belmar
Grand Lodge
Bones
Ocean
Middlesex Counties
T. Elvin English
Ridgewood
William T. Robbins
Hamilton Square
H. S. Pine
Trenton
J. R. Deacon
Bordentown
August Grassman
Hoboken
D. H. Woolley
Grands’ Association
Asbury Park
Sea Bright
Long Branch
Woolley
Monmouth
English
Arloch Lodge
Odd Fellows
School Athletes Break Records at Red Bank Meet
East Jersey High students shone at the Red Bank event held Saturday at the county fairgrounds. Athletes set multiple marks in track events, including the 440 yard and mile runs, while Red Bank and Perth Amboy competitors posted standout performances.
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Red Bank
East Jersey
Menin County
Bill Young Mass
Proche
Sabitty Orgaptentien
Foe Raair
Asbury
Fe . A
Pye Oyned
Tor Ime
Red Bark
Tin J
New York
Bee. Sheridan
Mr. Co
Asam Sheridan
Grammar School Inter Class Meet At Baseball Park
The first annual inter class meet at Grammar School was held Friday at Baseball Park Division Street. Students competed in many events before time ran out, with scores listed for sprints, hurdles, jumps, and relays. A gold medal and class banner were promised for top performers, and a luncheon was hosted by Miss Grace Britton and her class. A St Luke’s M E Church board meeting tonight plans the church golden jubilee next July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baseball Park
Division Street
Sacco
G. Schwarth
Otto Somers
Kimit
Eddie Baker
Alfred Frederic
Frank Bowman
Harold Smock
Oliver Norton
Joseph Johnson
Floyd Emmons
George Barschofeky
H. Smock
0. Norton
M. Colea
Byron Blaisdell
Louia Pesler
M. Coles
Greg Schwartz
George Barshofsky
Joan Caine
F. Bowman
Ransom
E. F. Ford
Vautier
Prof
AA. Badger
Grace E. Britton
Grammar School
George H. Neal
William K. Campbell
E. L. Reynolds
A. A. Badger
St. Luke's M. E. Church
Rebekah Anniversary Events in Manasquan Tonight
Joseph L. Lamb Lodge Daughters of Rebekah plan an anniversary celebration in Manasquan with a large Long Branch delegation attending. Arioch Rebekah Degree Lodge No. 21 members will travel in stages. An afternoon missionary tea will be held Friday at Mrs. H. B. Sherman's Washington street home from 3 to 5. A very interesting pro be society linked to St Luke's Church.
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Joseph L. Lamb
Daughters of Rebekah
Manasquan
Long Branch
Arioch Rebekah Degree Lodge
Washington Street
H. B. Sherman
St. Luke's Church
Realty Firm Engages as Builders and Contractors
Realty Company Incorporated announces plans to engage as builders and contractors in ongoing projects. Details from today's notice reference holding opportunities and pricing terms associated with the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rte Ee Ss
Eae
Teen Incorporated
Ith Ee Ae Ae Company
Wl Ee Se
Fer
Te Holding
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Montclair
Thos. McSherry
Osteopathic
Hicks’ Jewelry Latore
Fritola
Mise
Engjétiia Shermian
West
Long Bratch
Copia
Wight
Johnny” Widdis
John Widdis
Mhan
New Brunswick
Edna Berg
Gacvhatags
Elberon Firemen's Hall
Waneta
First Church
Red Bankers
Benmouth Park
Iweather Bureau
Greed Lodge
Smpire
Marty Roen Potitices
Conetar W. Trvas'n
Neptune
Chattle
P. J. Conway
American Athletic Club
Sheridan
Red Bea
Joseph Maher
E. Baker
T. West
Chattie
J. Chamberlain
Hune
F. Fortune
J. Armya
P. Taylane
J. Dean
E. Mullins
Perth
Park
F. Boy
Timea
Anoudl Compett
Rebekah
Reed Ali Eon Oe Ada
Macwell
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