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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1911
Page
5
Orrine is promoted as a standard home remedy for the drink habit. The ad claims thousands of women use it to save husbands and sons from drink and restore wages to home use. It offers a money back guarantee if no benefit and lists forms and prices.
Nationals defeated Port Richmond Sunday afternoon reversing a previous result. Clement A. was the opponent in a city game.
Speck Dangler pitched well in his first local start as the Nationals beat the visitors 17 to 1 after taking an early lead with six runs in the second and four in the third. Eddie Walsh, Steers, and Mavns led the offense while Johnson and Hines opened the game with strikeouts. Next Sunday the Nationals face the Athletics of South Amboy.
A large Red Bank audience attended a Saturday recital at the High School auditorium on Branch Avenue. Miss Ostelle D. Greenawalt led with Miss Elizabeth Graves pianist, Stuart MacKellar baritone, and Misses Helen Kright Enid Brand Helene Monsky. Proceeds benefit Trinity Episcopal Church and the High School project, with portions for pictures to be placed in the High School building. The program featured songs, readings, and duets amid hearty applause.
The Oakhurst M. E. Church plans a Thursday night festival as an annual event featuring home made strawberry shortcake with fresh whipped cream and Memorial day plants for sale. The Oakhurst school orchestra will play patriotic music as organizers aim to make it the finest of its kind.
Peter Hall of Red Bank was arrested Saturday night on a complaint by Mrs. Margaret Maloney who lives near the West End Hotel in Red Bank. The charge is assault and battery. At Sunday’s hearing she testified Hall struck her with his fist and hit her forehead with a club leaving a bad wound over the eye. Recorder Sickles set bail at 500 dollars, Hall could not post and was taken to Freehold awaiting grand jury action.
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