County Boy Scout Rally Draws Montauk Area Units
More than 200 members from ten Monmouth County Boy Scout organizations joined a rally and review in Red Bank. The parade opened at 11 am with Red Bank Band leading and praise from Deputy Field Scoutmaster A K Forbush. Awards honored Red Bank first, Oceanic second, and Asbury Park high school third with tents donated by Newton T Doremus.
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Montau H
Hoy Scouts of America
Red Bank
Scoutmasters’ Association
Monmouth County
A. K. Forbush
Boy Scouts of America
Frederick Polhemus
Cavalry
George J. Daly
Geo Linson
Frank Parker
Arthur L. Wymbs
Eatontown
Atlantic
Highlands
Asbury Park
Belmar
Rumsen
Oceanic
Fair Haven
Lincroft
Itaven
Roland Fennimore
FO Blake
Harold Tumey
Keyport
Fair Grounds
Shrewsbury Avenue
Charlee ‘Hh
Parsons
America
Edwin Field
Dr. Parsang
Forbush
Sigmund Eisner
Asbury Park High School
Newton T. Doremus
Boy Thief To Be Tried For Crime In County
Fifteen year old William Witzel of Penn Grove is in custody with County Prosecutor Sennickson and Penn Grove Chief Waddington after extradition papers from New York. He is accused with Frank Green of robbing Green’s great uncle William Green of ean Grove of 230 dollars on May 7. The duo planned a westward trip with plans to commit more thefts and spent the night with Christopher Yoager in Philadelphia before fleeing.
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Penn Grove
N. J
William Witzel
This
Sennickson
Salem
Waddington
New York
Frank Green
Green
William Green
Ean Grove
O Boy
Children's Society
Young Witzel
Young Green
Philadelpha
Christopher Yoager
Witzel
Yeager
Chicago
Pennsylvania Station
Murphy
SADLER LOOKS AT STRIKE AS MAY NEED MILITIA
Adjutant General Sadler arrives with Colonel Rogers to assess if militia is needed to protect Empire Steel and ten Company property and workers when mining resumes. They confer with company officials and citizens then meet Sheriff Gillen in Morristown. Thirteen men tied to strike disturbances indicted by Morris county grand jury.
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Fielder
Wharton
Sadler
James F. Fielder
Empire Steel and Ten Company
John M. Rogers
Morristown
Gillen
Essex
Morris County Grand Jury
Mayor Slays Mad Dog in Gloucester Battle
Mayor Patrick Mealey of Gloucester New Jersey shot a mad bulldog that menaced pedestrians on North Broadway. He ran from his home with a shotgun and killed the animal after it scattered people. The dog attacked three of the mayor’s own dogs, which had already been bitten.
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Gloucester
N. J
Patrick Mealey
Thesery
North Broadway
Cross of Honor for Rescue to be Awarded in New York
May 23. The report details Frederick Kernochan ten years old receiving a silver medal for rescuing Louise Vallett, a nurse, from drowning at Highlands New Jersey on Oct 4 1886. He plunged after her as she sank twice, guided her paddling to shore and saved both her and his sister awaiting on a docked boat.
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Washington
Gaynor
Kernochan
New York
Louise Vallett
Life Saving Service
Frederick Kernochan
Navesink River
Highlands
N. J
Istern
Frederick
Red Bank Happenings: Local church and social events
Rev S Monroe Van Sant will judge an essay contest at Centenary College Institute for Girls in Hackettstown Monday. Mrs Elizabeth Allen visits Woodbridge two weeks. Mrs M L Johnson visits daughter in Bordentown. Mrs Robert Hitchings and daughter Ethel in New York. Federation of Men s Church Clubs meets at Trinity parish house Monday night. Monthly young people service at First Methodist Wednesday 7 45 pm featuring Miss Beatrice Chamberlain. The Young Ladies Sodality of St James RC Church to have picture taken at 8 45 am Sunday with Andrew Coleman. Women s Foreign Missionary Society of First Methodist meets with Mrs Frank W Patterson Tuesday 3 pm. Social Circle of First Methodist met with Mrs Hitchings Thursday. about twenty five ladies attended.
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S. Monroe van Sant
Monimouth Street
Hackettstown
Centenary College Institute For Girls
Elizabeth Allen
Branch Avenue
Woodbridge
M. L. Johnson
Wallace Street
Walter Crammer
Bordentown
Robert Hitchings
Ethel
New York
Federation of Men's Church Clubs
Trinity Episcopal Parish House
First Methodist Church
Beatrice Chamberlain
Young Ladies’ Sodality
St. James R. C
Andrew Coleman
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Frank W. Patterson
Maple Avenue
Clash of Contrast Under One-Cent Pin
A pedestrian asks about a loud noise and a policeman explains the sound comes from a tiny one-cent safety pin causing a three million dollar bang. The remark frames a humorous contrast between the trivial object and the huge expense.
Collision injures man near West Keyport during firemen gathering
Robert Cook of Wellington was thrown from a damaged car in a two vehicle crash on Bridge street near Broadway and Washington. The four passenger Buick, driven by E D Hill of Keyport, followed a farm wagon and collided as drivers faced confusion on a narrow road. Cook received scalp wounds and possible skull fracture. he and a companion were taken to Matawan station for transport home.
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West Keyport
Robert Cook
Wellington
H. 8. Cooley
Bridge Street
Broadway
Washington Street
E. D. Hill
Keyport
Th ‘Me
E. D
Hast Keyport
Long Branch
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Wright
W. Wright CO
Frank T. Bloom
East Front St
East Main St
Freehold
West End, N. J
E. S. Willard & CO
William St
John New York
Swinehart
A. M. Townley & CO
TEL
Red Bank Y. M. C. A
C. Harold Tumey
John Shapter
Atlantic Highlands
J. A. Schaeffer
C. E. Eder
First Tre
Asbury. Park
C. V. Cooke
W. A. Gassin
Rumson
Monroe van Sant
Red Bank Fiss. Methodist Church
W. Dutton Dale
Arthur A. McKay
Fair
Theodore Soden
Leut. van
Lad
Ous
D. Armstrong & Company
Queen
Warner
Strindach
New Jeravy
Gen. Sadler
Mayor Slays
Mad Dog
Red Bank Troop
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Stella Hammerstein
Oscar
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