Captain Newman Hosts Veterans Camp Fire Evening
Captain L. B. Newman hosted James B. Morris Post 46 G A R veterans and their wives at his Patten avenue boathouse despite a bruised side from a previous injury. The event recalled Civil War era memories, featured phonograph selections and stories, and concluded with a supper. Attendees included Theodore Joline and several local couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patten Avenue
L. B. Newman
James B. Morris
Newman
Theodore Joline
Howard A. Brinley
Sarah A. Reed
Zimmerman
Duryea
van Dusen
George B. Stratton
Dr Charles Eaton to Preach 1911 Baccalaureate
Dr Charles A Eaton of Madison Avenue Church New York will preach the baccalaureate sermon to the 1911 graduating class of Chattle on June 19. Eaton is described as a high class speaker.
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Charles A. Eaton
Madison Avenue Church
New York
Chattle
Eaton
Visitors Apark Port Monmouth Delving for Summer Homes
A stream of out of town guests visited Port Monmouth in search of real estate for summer homes. Names include Richard Caster of Plattsburg NY G Cornwall Lyke of New York City T J Eastmond Brooklyn educator Harmon Van Pelt of New York Herbert Vaughn and son of Port Richmond RI Edward Hallum of Atlantic Highlands and Miss Imma Covert of Freehold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Monmouth
Richard Caster
Plattsburg, NY
G. Cornwall Lyke
New York City
T. J. Eastmond
Brooklyn
Harmon van Pelt
New York
Herbert Vaughn and Son
Port Richmond
Singing Preacher Ward to Preach at First Reform Church
Rev Mr Ward a theology student will preach at both services next Sunday. Ward is noted as a beautiful singer and will be heard during the day in New Brunswick and Long Branch. He will stay with Mr and Mrs W B Parker at their Broadway home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ward
Theological Seminary
New Brunswick
First Reformed Church
Ward
Feng. Wie
Long Branch
W. 8. B. Parker
Broadway
Sociable at Red Bank hosted by Trinity Episcopal Guild
A well attended sociable event last night at Miss M. Louise Morrison's home on Branch avenue Red Bank supported by the Guild of the Golden Rule Trinity Episcopal Church. Games were played and a social time enjoyed. A neat sum was realized from the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Louise Morrison
Branch Avenue
Red Bank
Guild of the Golden Rule
Trinity Episcopal Church
New Carriers at Work in City Mail Service
Since May 1 Arthur Van Derveer and Benjamin Woolley have begun mail delivery on Broadway and Ocean avenue and at Station A. Van Derveer relieves Hayden, Van Cleat, Reid and Lackey. Hasker Thomas starts June 1 to lead evening delivery and reliefs. Clerk J Russell Errickson begins June 15. Westmaster Woolley seeks two more staff, a clerk and a carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur van Derveer
Benjamin Woolley
Broadway
Ocean Avenue
Station A
van Derveer
Samuel Hayden, Jr
Harry van Cleat
C. Arch Reid
Joseph Lackey
Hasker Thomas
J. Russell Errickson
Ivins Errickson
Westmaster Woolley
Riverhead Man Plans Improvements At Port Monmouth Plant
William E Sweery of Riverhead L I spends the week at the Port Monmouth plant of the New York and New Jersey Fish Oil and Guano Company of which he is president. Improvements are planned at the factory where over $20000 has already been spent this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Sweery
Riverhead
L. L
Port Monmouth
New York
New Jersey
Heidemann Dies in Chair At State Prison
Frank Heidemann, Asbury Park florist who killed 10 year old Mary Smith at Deal Lake on Nov 9, was electrocuted in Trenton state prison. He displayed no fear, faced the death chair calmly and forgave the detective who helped trap him. The 55 second execution followed a 8 33 to 8 40 timeline, with a German farewell letter to his former employer Kruschka and prayers by Father Fish and Father Huber. Heidemann left a loving farewell to Kruschka and his son Herbert, asking for prayers from Mrs Delia Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Frank R. Heidemann
Asbury Park
Mary Smith
Deal Lake
Heidemann
Chamter
Monmouth County
E Handley
R. S. Bennett
M. E.sexton
Samuel W. Kirkbride
Adbury Park
Edward Cashion
Edwin Field
Red Bank
William D. Walling
Long Branch
William R. O'Brien
West Grove
C. W. Simonson
Spring Lake
R. C. Schindler
New York
Burns Detective Agency
John E. Schindler
Aloys Fish
Rafael Huber
Charles Meister
Max Kruschka
Max H. Kruschka
Mr. Kruschka
Herbert
Delia Jackson
Kruschka
Mr. Fogg
Governor Wilson Schedules Summer Plans and Hearings
Governor Wilson will return to Trenton May 29 after a western trip. Hearings will follow on bills not acted on during the tour, including two liquor measures opposed by church groups. He plans a rest start June 6 at Lynne Conn and to occupy the Sea Girt cottage from July 15 as commander in chief of the state National Guard until August, possibly living there into September.
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Wilson
Trenton
Billis
Lynne
Conn
Sea Girt
National Guards
Little White House
Rosencrans Reelected Leader of New Jersey Bill Posters Group
Charles Rosencrans head of the American Bill Posting Co. was reelected secretary and treasurer of the New Jersey State Bill Posters and Distributors Association at a Jersey City meeting. He has held the post nine years and serves as a New Jersey delegate to the National convention, which will be held in Asbury Park this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rosencrans
American Bill Posting Co
Yfterday
New Jersey State Bill Posters and Distributors Association
Jersey City
Rosencrans
Mill Street
Rosencrahl
New Jersey
Asbury Park
Brunkhorsts Set for Bremen Voyage Tomorrow
Mrs. John P. Brunkhorst John Brunkhorst and Mrs. Freda Freber depart from New York aboard the North German Lloyd steamer Barbarossa with plans to travel to Bremen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Brunkhorst
John Brunkhorst
Freda Freber
City
Lloyd Line
New York
Street Conditions Criticized by County Road Supervisor
County road supervisor Thomas Brennen protests the New Ark Contractors for leaving Front Street in poor condition during sewage system work, claiming the county owns the street and seeks remediation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyport
Newark
Thomas Brennen
Front Street
Religious Lecture in Matawan by Walter M Chandler
Hon Walter M Chandler of the New York bar will lecture at Matawan M E Church Friday evening June 2 at 4 oclock. The talk is titled The Trial of Jesus from a Lawyer s Standpoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M. Chandler
New York
Matawan M. E
Jesus
Asparagus Cutting Surges in Middletown Farms
Amid market shifts Middletown township farmers harvest over a thousand bunches in four days led by James C Hendrick son William T Hendrickson Tomas Field and William B Conover. Southern and California grass leaving market boosts Jersey prices by 1 75 per dozen. Coe Brothers Port Monmouth truckers sell Red Bark spinach radishes and lettuce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Township
James C. Hendrickson
William T. Hendrickson
Tomas Field
William B. Conover
California
Jersey
Coe Brothers
Port Monmouth
Second Zeppelin ship nearing completion in Germany
Berlin May reports a second airship of the Zeppelin type similar to Deutschland II will be completed by the Zeppelin Construction Company at Friedrichshafen in early July. Six Zeppelin airships have been wrecked in the past two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Zeppelin
Deutschland SI
Zeppelin Construction Company
Friedrichshafen
Mill blaze narrowly checked at Chandler Maps planing mill
Fire alarm 9:30 a.m. alerted firefighters to a blaze at Calvin Cunnins Chandler Maps planing mill. Employees confined the flames to the glue and glazing rooms, with smoke and fire forcing roof breaches but limiting damage to machinery. Origin unknown. repairs may idle the plant briefly.
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Chandler& Maps
Calvin Cunnins
Planing Mill
Point Pleasant
South Broadway
Robert Fleet
North Broadway
Branchport
Home Made Vermont Maple Syrup Sent to Keyport
Rev Isaac S Yerks of the Calvin M E Church in Keyport received a direct shipment from Vermont a case of genuine home made maple syrup. Those who tasted it say it surpasses the ordinary article sold in stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac S. Yerks
Calvary M. HE
Keyport
Vermont
Unsettled New Jersey Forecast With Temps Near 63
The Weather Bureau predicts unsettled conditions in New Jersey for the next thirty six hours ending Thursday at 8 pm. Thursday will be fair with rising high temperatures and light variable winds shifting to a westerly direction. Observations from Display Station 48 North Broadway Long Branch show 8 am barometer 30.18 and northeast wind at 20 miles. Highest temperature yesterday 73 and last night’s low unknown.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Lear
Fishermen in Raritan Bay Report Strong Catch
Pound fishermen of Raritan Bay continue to do well with about 500000 menhaden daily and a solid haul of edible fish. Top catches recorded by Albert Morris & Co. of Keansburg Garret Lee and Farnon & Son of Belford and Sexton Bros undertakers and embalmers at 616 Broadway. Tel 122 L B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raritan Bay
Albert Morris & Co
Keansburg
Garret Lee and
Farnon & Son
Belford
Sexton Bros
Broadway
L. B
ELOPING CASE SHOCKS FREEHOLD COMMUNITY
Freehold police seek George Day a Black man with a long criminal record after he eloped with Edith Reynolds a white girl nearing seventeen from the David Buck farm area. The girl disappeared Sunday triggering a hunt as Day’s whereabouts and motive remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold
George
Day
Edith Reynolds
David Reynolds
Reynolds
David Buck
Middlesex
Monmouth
Fort Hancock Photographer Wins Ingenuity Prize
Arthur E. Jewell of Branchport Avenue wins New York Journal special prize for ingenuity and originality. He received a $125 ring for a silk embroidered sofa pillow made from proverb pictures. Jewell, Fort Hancock official photographer, is son of Captain Samuel P. Jewell and active in Monmouth Christian Endeavor and Long Branch Lodge 78 F and A M.
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Jewell
Fort Mancock Proving Grounds
Samuel Pearce Jewell
Sandy Hook
Monmouth County Christian Endeavor
Long Branch Lodge
District Stewards to Meet at Manasquan Church
The New Brunswick District stewards hold their annual meeting tomorrow at the Manasquan M E Church with Rev Dr John Handley presiding. Delegates from local Methodist churches will attend, and Rev Dr G H Neal of Long Branch will speak on Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Manasquan M. E
John Handley
G. H. Neal
Long Branch
Wilson Presidential Buttons Reach Long Branch
Wilson presidential buttons arrive in Long Branch worn by Albert Hirschfeld and Jacob Steinbach Jr. Sent to Hirschfeld by Congressman Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Albert Hirschfeld
Jacob Steinbach, Jr
Hirschfeld
Hughes
Local Undertaker Hit by Motorcycle in Red Bank
John J. Gorman of De Normandie avenue Fair Haven known as Hick and in charge of his father’s undertaking business on Monmouth Street Red Bank was struck on the left side by a motorcycle on Monday night. He was hurled onto the Mount residence lawn suffering a badly bruised leg and a wrenched shoulder while the rider, a colored man, was thrown clear. Gorman continued to attend to business despite the pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Gorman
de Normandie ‘Avenue
Fair Haven
Hick
Monmouth Stret
Red Bank
Monmouth Street
Robert R. Mount
Gorman
Mr. Gorman
Mr. Mount
Mrs Muriel Spencer Takes Over Hollywood Park Complex
Mrs Muriel V Spencer new owner of Hollywood Park including Hollywood Hotel and cottages along Lake Tak anassee works on extensive improvements. Hotel set for early opening as renovatio n proceeds with Walter L Plant tied to the hotel. Beachfront property given due consideration as bulkhead and bathhouses are rebuilt.
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Muriel V. Spencer
Hollywood Park
Hollywood Hotel
Lake
Takanassee
Walter L. Plant
Spencer
Hollywood Cottages Rented by Local Firm
The Hollywood Land and Cottage Company has rented two cottages. One sits on Westwood Avenue known as the Steamboat Cottage and the other on Cedar Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood Land and Cottage ‘Company
Westwood Avenue
Cedar Avenue
Keyport Class Selects Colors
The class of 1911 at Keyport High School chose garnet and gold as their class colors for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyport High School
Oakhurst Church Festival Seeks Support With Strawberry Goods
The ladies of Oakhurst M E Church finalize plans for a two session festival in the chapel basement. Strawberries and ice cream will be offered and home-made strawberry shortcake featured. Plants will be sold and orders taken for more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakhurst M. E
Reverend Woodward Sees Friends in Keyport Visit
Rev Reginald Woodward of Toms River visits Keyport where he was formerly rector of St Marys P E Church. Miss Edith C Durham of Long Branch returns after a five week visit with relatives at Somer Maxwell Automobiles in Chester M Truax's agency 223 Broadway. Telephone 6 Vast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald Woodward
Toms River
Keyport
St. Mary’s P. E. Church
Edith C. Durham
Long Branch
Somer
Maxwell
Chester M. Truax
Broadway
Yast
Nationals to Journey to Red Bank on Memorial Day
The Nationals of Long Branch travel to Red Bank on May 30 for two games at the fair grounds. The contests start at 10:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. at the Red Bank club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationals
Long Branch
Red Bank
Fair Grounds
Bicycle Missing From Home Reported
A Schoendorfer reported the loss of his Ivers Johnson bicycle from his home at the corner of Morris avenue and Division street. The bicycle was left in the yard last night and was found missing this morning. The incident was reported to police headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Schoendorfer
Ivers-Johnson
Morris Avenue
Division Street
Daughters of Liberty Observe Sixteenth Anniversary
Freedom Council of Keyport will celebrate its sixteenth anniversary tomorrow night with an entertainment and reception at the new Broadway theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedom Council, Daughters of Liberty
Keyport
Will
New. Broadway Theatre
Dance and sociable hosted by Massabesh Council
Massabesh Council of Pocahontas Red Bank held a dance in their lodge room on the third floor of the Second National Bank building Broad Street. A good attendance enjoyed dancing and refreshments with about $20 cleared for the event.
Bryan Speech Praised By Henry Ford At St Luke's
Henry Jones Ford of Johns Hopkins calls William Jennings Bryan an organ of expression with mellow voice. He praises Bryan’s composed manner and earnest delivery. Bryan speaks at St Luke's Church Saturday night after a charming musicale and tickets are limited at Smythe's and Britton's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ws J. Bryan
Henry Jones Ford
John Hopkins University
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
St. Luke's Church
Smythe's Rand Britton
Missing Maw and Child Found Safe After Worrying Search
A report to police stated four year old Harry Weiss and a juvenile friend were missing from Belmont Avenue. They were found safe with a colored woman near Brighton Avenue. Weir, a 24 year old miller from Ashbury Park, also located at John Rathmell's farm after two weeks away.
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Harry Weiss
Edward Weiss
Bélmont Avenue
Harry
Altberg
Third Avenue
West End
Joseph R. Weir
Asbury Park
John Rathmell
Herbertsville
Fee
Guest
Weir
Plant to be Sold by Bailey on June 14 Near Railroad Tracks
Receiver Bailey will dispose for sale on June 14 of the mill property and equipment of the Howards and Coal Company located alongside the New York and Long Branch Railroad tracks. The buildings will be offered in four combinations: building and land, machinery, machinery piece by piece, and the entire plant with land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Seale
Howards and Coal Company
New York & Long Branch
Fraternal Visit Srecords at Pride of Silver Council
Mrs. Annie Worden of West Front Street Red Bank deputy state councilor visited Pride of Silver Council No 195 with members of Pride of Monmouth Council No 27 Daughters of Liberty Red Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Worden
West Front Street
Red Bank
Pride of Monmouth Council
Daughters of Liberty
Pride of Silver Council
Reception to National Officers by Belford and Monmouth Councils
Pride of Belford Council No. 151 catquiters of Liberty Belford will host a reception for Miss Dot Seeley a member and Mrs Amie C Worden a member of Pride of Monmouth Council No 27 Red Bank At the recent State Council at Atlantic City Miss Seeley was elected a national representative and Mrs Worden her alternate Red Bank council members will attend the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pride of
Trolley Victim Martin Heethsenbuttle Recovered
Tin ton Falls farmhand Martin Heethsenbuttle, struck by a trolley car near Shrewsbury station Saturday night, was released from hospital yesterday and has fully recovered from his wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin S. Heethsenbuttle
Tinton Falls
Shrewsbury
Suite of law offices in post office building described
The text outlines two rooms occupied by Henry S. Terhune and William A. Stevens in the post office building. One room sits east of a main stairway, with rear rooms reserved as a private office for Terhune and an adjoining space for Mr. The front rooms serve as client reception and library space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry S.terhune
William A. Stevens
Wilson
Terhune
Ana Er
Repairing County Road by Keansburg-Keyport crew
County supervisor Thomas Brennen and a crew lay crushed stone on the heavily used sections of the Keansburg-Keyport road this week. Several men and teams are working to coat those parts most subjected to wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Brennen
Keansburg-Keyport County
Ond
Flagpole Halyarde Vandalism at Keane School
A malicious person cut the flagpole halyards at Keane School causing damage. No volunteers have come forward to perform repairs and necessary fixes remain undone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sotte
Keane
Hurg
Yéb
Board of Health Permit Notices and Renewal City Rules
The Board of Health warns that all permits expire on the first of the month. Applications for permits to sell milk and ice, to keep a dairy, or to gather cooked grease within the city limits of Boil must be made on or before the first. E. B. Blaisdell cites the notice in the Daily Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board’ of Health
Board of Health
Boi 3
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Dr. Eaton
Germany
Frank Heidemann
Klitschka Heidemann
Camp Wilson
Brunkhorsts
Bremen
Matawan
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Hollywood
Oakhurst
Red Bank Nine
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