Philathea Society Red Bank Banquet Honors Members
The Philathea Society of the First Baptist Church Red Bank held its fourth annual banquet at the Garrison House on Broadstreet. Miss Florence M. Bainton presided, Mrs Myron Slater led prayers, and Miss Herbert Gittings of Matawan entertained with humorous selections. Attendees included numerous members and officers, with a committee led by Mrs George Bray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea Society of the First Baptist Church
Red Bank
Garrison House
Broadstreet
Rudolph Malchow
Harold LaRos
Garrison
Malchow and Lajos
May Conklin
Katherine Hobrough
Gertrude Norman
Edith L. Hook
Christine Hook
Alice Appleger
Lillian Antonidos
Viola Bowman
Elizabeth Stryker
Daisy Davis
Emily Conover
Ethel Davis
Josephine McQueen
Florence M. Bainton
Mary Mowat
Mina T. Martin
Mabel Wilson
Nellie Wilson
Cecil Weaver
Elizabeth Dalrymple
Ella Davis
Victoria Brown
Myron E. Slater
George Bray
Samuel G. Woolsley
Johnson L. Miner
Joel McQueen
Benjamin H. Ford
George Allen
Tred Waters
William P. Huge
Alfred Ingalls
Infant dies of pneumonia in Fair Haven death notice
Dorothy C. fourteen months old, daughter of Mrs Irene Brown of Brown's avenue Fair Haven, died this morning after a illness. Funeral at the Brown home tomorrow at two o'clock. Interment by Harry C. Pay of Red Bank in White Ridge cemetery South Batontown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy C
Irene Brown
Brown's Avenue
Fair Haven
Brown
Harry C. Pay
Red Bank
White Ridge Cemetery
South Batontown
Adaline Smith
Sea Bright
George W. Bailey
William H
A. M
William H. Morris, Jr
Oakhurst Grammar School Graduates Largest Class Yet
The Oakhurst Grammar School reports fourteen graduates, eleven girls and three boys, the largest class in the school's history. A special program with music is planned for June 7, highlighting this milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakhurst
Oakhurst Grammar School
Mrs Nestor Visits Red Bank After 45 Years
Mrs. William Nestor of Lakewood, a former Red Bank resident, visits Frank Saguerton on Leonard Street. She last spent significant time in Red Bank decades ago and recalls travel via Newark in 1887. Ex President Roosevelt to speak at Central Railroad station Saturday at 11am. Surf Theatre Keyport features life motion pictures and shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nestor
Lakewood
Red Bank
Frank Saguerton
Leonard Street
Nestor
Newark
Surf Theatre
Keyport
Life Motion Pictures
Three Presidential Candidates Whirl Through Jersey
In Monmouth County Senator Robert M. La Follette led a campaign swing with lunch in Asbury Park and a speech at the Savoy Theatre after arriving by auto from Lakewood. The Wisconsin Republican, opposing Taft and Roosevelt, spoke of Sherman law enforcement and rising prices, then moved on to Red Bank. Taft opened his New Jersey day in Flemington, while Roosevelt toured from the north with a large retinue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
William H. Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Monmouth County
Auto
Lakewood
James G. Warner
Asbury Park
Savoy Theatre
Bennett
Gilbert E. Roe
New York
James E. Pope
Jersey City
New Jersey
Edward Tochemsvice
People’s Institute
Roosevelt
Taft
Roosevelt to Speak in Asbury Park May 26
City Republicans plan receptions for La Follette Roosevelt and the President ahead of next Tuesday's primary. A high profile welcome is arranged with a speech at Third Avenue depot Monday morning. A large, inclusive committee will coordinate events and ensure a dignified reception for the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Messrs. la Follette
Roosevelt
Rosevelt
Roosevelt Club
Third Avenue Depot
United States
Long Branch
Newcomb
Siegfried Hirschfeld
Anthony T. Woolley
Edward Schoenthaler
Harry C. Rehm
Harry Truax
Beneficiary Casino Event Draws Local Notables
A benefit evening for St. Michael's Church at the Norwood Casino drew a large crowd from Long Branch and Asbury Park. A handsome sum was realized and many costly items were distributed. Also noted was Liberty Hotel’s renovation under Gustav Sehlemm, and a Champ Clark Club dinner at the Plaza Hotel in Asbury Park with speakers praising democracy and Champ Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michael's Church
Norwood
Long Branch
Asbury Park
C. C. Cattanandi
Father Crean
Jane McCarthy
Bella McCarthy
Jas. Moore
Mr. Welch
Wm. Tallman
James Tallman
Miss Mullhearn
Mullhearn
Flynn
Liberty Hotel
Gustav Sehlemm
Champ Clark
Red Bank Sociable for Youths at First Methodist Church
About sixty young people from the First Methodist Church Red Bank attended a sociable at the parsonage on Monmouth Street last night. The gathering aimed to help the group meet the pastor’s family led by Rev. Percy Perinchief. The evening featured games socializing piano solos by Miss Verna Delanish and refreshments served at a reasonable hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank Sociable
First Methodist Church
Red Bank
Monmouth Street
Percy Perinchief
Verna Delanish
Weather forecast and local lodge notice in New Jersey
The Weather Bureau predicts showers tonight or Saturday with cooler air and light south winds. Readings show yesterday's high 61 and last night low 66, with humidity around 87 to 89 percent this morning. Waneta Council No 14 D of P members are invited to attend a meeting at 7 pm on Tuesday May 28 at the New Pocahontas Council in Asbury Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Waneta
No. 14
D. of P
Pocahontas Council
Asbury Park
Pocahontas
Mrs Rockwell Elected National Delegate at Asbury Park
At the state council meeting of Daughters of Liberty in Asbury Park, Mrs Emily Rockwell former Pride of Hollywood Council No 2 Long Branch was elected national delegate. The next convention will be in Atlantic City. Also ads invite twelve coat saleswomen and job seekers to Steinbach Asbury Park. The day includes a talk by Ex President Roosevelt and a vaudeville program at Empire Theatre Red Bank and Monmouth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Liberty
Asbury Park
Emily Rockwell
Pride of Hollywood Council
No. 2
Long Branch
the Order
Atlantic City
Silver Service for Mr Woolley in joyful wedding night
Willis Woolley and his bride hosted a social gathering with auditors office associates from 8 p m to midnight. The event featured singing, storytelling, piano duets, a formal collation, and cigars. Guests included Riddle Bennit Giffing Stein and many others. A silver casket gift and future preaching duties of Harry Van Cleaf were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Woolley
Auditor's Ofice
Mr. Riddle
Mr. Stein
Mr. Wooley
Chester Dennis
Russell Woolley
Messrs
Riddle
Bennit
Giffing
Stein
Charles Woolley
Dennis
Hull
Patterson
Hendrickson
Edwards
Fish
Clark
Jones
Bray
Mra. Golden
Miss Golden
Auditor's Office
Historians to Meet at Monmouth County Assoc Meeting
The Monmouth County Historical Association will hold its next regular meeting at John G. Applegate’s Red Bank home on Miverside Avenue Monday at 3 p.m. Major Charles B. Parsons will present a paper on Old Grist Mill and Saw Mills in Monmouth County, followed by Applegate’s piece on Local Changes of Geographic Nomenclature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County Historical Association
Red Bank
John
Applegate
Miverside Avenue
Charles B. Parsons
Monmouth County
John 8. Applegate
Rebels raid Santiago as US intervention urged
Havana reports bands of negro rebels robbing and maltreating the rich in Santiago province with the situation worsening. In Budapest rioting leaves 73 wounded and militia regains control, while Paso del Río describes 600 dead rebels retreating under General Orozco as US intervention is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Santiago Province
United States
Budapest
Paso
Tlex
Orozco
Collier Makes First Flight in Hydro-Aeroplane
Robert Collier, president of the Aero Club of America, piloted his hydro-aeroplane for seventeen minutes at Seidler's Beach near South Amboy guided by Walter Brookins. The journey ended with a greeting from his wife and friends as Mrs. Collier and Mary Boyd accompanied Brookins on several passenger flights. Seidler's Beach is cited as America’s first official hydro-aeroplane station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth Amboy
N. J
Robert Collier
Aero Club of America
Walter Brookins
Collier
Seidler's Beach
South Amboy
New Haven
Conn
America
Small Fire at Red Bank Damages Porch
Firemen were alerted just after noon to a blaze near Branch avenue and Tower Hill avenue. Hot ashes dumped in an ash barrel near Attorney Warren H. Smock's porch ignited the house side, but neighbors and buckets of water stopped the flames before the fire company arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Branch Avenue
Tower Hill Avenue
Warren H. Smock
Voting to Speak at Oakhurst Public Meeting
A mass meeting will be held in Hiberoy Council hall Oakhurst next Monday at eight to promote Geo W Young for debate at large to the Democratic National Committee. Prominent speakers will address the gathering and Mr Young will present a brief address. Ocelia Township is Mr Youngs home township where he has long voted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiberoy Council
Oakhurst
Geo. W. Young
Democratic Natihal Committee
Young
Ocelia Township
Tome
Opening of Steinbach's Clothing Store and Sale Ad
Public invited tomorrow evening May 26 for new music and a sale at Popular Clothing Store 229 Broadway. Chocolate Peanut Clusters 24¢ at Sugar Bowl special. near ex president Roose children hair cutting. M Plew sineke 207 Broadway upstairs opening of Tanai Report store details on page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea Merry Go Round
Broadway
Sugar Bowl
Steinbach
Tanai Report
Record Medal Display Promises Chattle Meet Highlights
The Point Medal and Hull Medal are shown at the Hollywood Horse Show grounds windows as Chattle High prepares for a track meet tomorrow. Prizes include the silver Rice Cup and blue red white ribbons, with display promising record chances for boys and girls at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattle
Hollywood Horse Show Grounds
Louis Miller
Long’ Branch
Chattle High
Hull
Arthur Hall
Sugar Bowl
Joseph Perri
Parshley Death Shocks Brooklyn Families
Frank E B Parshley father of Mrs John H Parker and Mrs John T Britton died suddenly at his home at Heck and Orange Street Brooklyn. He was nearly 60, survived by a widow two daughters and other relatives. The obituary notes he was a photographer and church figure with little detail on his estate. A stray line mentions 60 chickens burned in an unrelated incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Parker
John T. Britton
Frank EB. Parshley
West Ng Brineh
John T. Britt Jr
Heck
Orange Street
Brooklyn
Parshley
Parker
Britton
eMry
Hagle
Oakhurst
Chelsea Mbrry Opens Ninth In May Event
The notice lists an open ninth May 26 event with invitations for attendees to see and believe in Central Rail station, featuring ex-President Will speak at Centr depot Saturday morning at 11. Also mentions Majestic Theatre, Red Ram, Joseph Rodgers, and tire-moving events at 7 46 with matinees at 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Central Depot
Actllevere
Centr
Majestic Theatre
Mommond Street
Railroad
Red "Ramm
Joseph Rodgers
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RED Bank Society
Philathea Organization
South Jersey
Theodore Cranmer
Lehman
Adna
William Gramanon
Elberon
Central Railroad Station
the Daily Record
Jersey
la Follette
Flemington
Munsey Magazine
J. C. Kebrow
Sugar Howl
Broadway Cash Market
Nale
Rockwell Ave
Osu
Ladies’ Home Journal
J. C. Disbrow's
Anly
Steinbach Co
President Roosevelt
Conkey
Price Hh
Cor
7Th Ave
Steinbach's
St. Michael’s Church
Weather Bureau Forecast
ExTresident
Central Railroad
Efork
Jos. W. Chasey
Asbury M
EB. Church
Atlantic Avenue
Empire Theatre
Red Bink
Chas
W. Mitter
Corral
C. Diehrow
Mexico
Cuba
Woolley
Mr. van Cleaf
Oceanic
Harry van Cleaf
A. T. Woolley
van Cleaf
Oceanic M. B
W. Earl Ledden
Trenton
Eatontown
Chelsea
Childrens
M. Plewsineke
Regoro’ Mer
F. E. Parshley
Chelsea Mbrry
Central Rail
Speer
Lamb
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