Union Kindergarten May Party Reminiscent School Event
The Kings of the city plan a May party tomorrow morning at the Y M C A on Washington street. Children will perform a program with songs poems and games led by Kindergarten teachers Miss C. E. Osborn Miss M. S. Nedican Miss Sophy Smith and Miss Clyde H. Windslow. Invitations go to kindergarten patrons and others interested are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Brown
C. E. Osborn
Nedican
Sophy ©. Smith
Clyde H. Windslow
Headpin Tournament Set For Red Bank YMCA Alleys
A headpin bowling tournament is planned at the Red Bank YMCA alleys on Monmouth Street next Friday night. Entries are being received by J L Keller, secretary of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Monmouth Stret
J. L. Keller
Association
Red Bank Post Messenger Buys New Coaster Brake Bicycle
Herbert C Tilton of Wallace street Red Bank a special delivery messenger at the Red Bank post office purchased a new coaster brake bicycle Monday. He bought the wheel from Louis J Tetley of Mechanic street Red Bank a local bike dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert C. Tilton
Wallace Street
Red Bank
Mr. Tilton
Louis J. Tetley
Mechanic Street
Morris Cottage Leased to New York Tenant
Henry W. Morris of the Newark Evening News has leased his Morris avenue cottage to A. Fritziner of New York. Mr. Fritziner will take possession on June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Morris
The
Newark Evening News
Morris Avenue
A. Fritziner
New York
Fritziner
Boeder Installed as Middletown Reformed Pastor
Rev Charles H Boeder was installed Tuesday night as pastor of the Middletown Reformed Church in New Jersey. The ceremony featured divinaT leaders Rev T R Boeder Rev Henry Post and Rev William Edgar Compton with Dr John Raven preaching. Roeder begins his pastorate June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Boeder
Teological Seminary
New Brunswick
Middletown Reformed Church
T. R. Boeder
Holmdel
Henry Post
Freehold
William Edgar Compton
Keyport
John Raven
Jay Hopping
Mr. Roeder
Will Rebuild Barn for Charles Matthews Near Tinton Falls
Work to rebuild a destroyed barn of Charles Matthews near Tinton Falls will start soon. The new 32 by 208 foot structure will be twenty feet high, six feet wider than the old barn, with a large corn crib and heavier timbers, costing about $5,000. Earling Johnson Frank, Red Bank contractors and builders, will carry out the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Matthews
Tinton Falls
Earling, Johnson & Frank
Red Bank
Red Bank Players Lose to East Orange Opponents
Red Bank checker players Thomas Tallman Maurice Dorowicz and Dr Walter L Mason traveled to East Orange Monday night. Dr Mason was the only Red Bank winner taking two games. East Orange will host Red Bank on Monmouth Street next Monday night. A strawberry and ice cream festival with home made shortcake is planned at Oakhurst Shape this afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Tallman
Maurice Dorowicz
Walter L. Mason
Red Bank
East Orange
Dr. Mason
Ed Bank
Red Bankers
Red Bank Association
Monmouth Street
Mosday
Oakhurst Shape
Oakhurst Chapel
Moneycheck lawn mower listed by Chanter U S A
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a lawn mower sale or listing with partial identifiers. The readable bits include a price hint and a street reference to Broadway but lack clear dates or entities.
18 Months in State Prison for Ex Officer of National Guard
Frank R. Pierce a former National Guard lieutenant in this city received an eighteen month state prison term after pleading guilty to five indictments for forging his aunt Mrs J H Lupton s name on checks cashed by local merchants. He escaped after the forgery but was later captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Pierce
National Guard
Pierce
J. H. Lupton
Garfield Avenue
George Ray
John McKenon
Eatontown
McKeon
Ray
W. L. Edwards
Long Branch
Applegate
David Phelps
Shrewsbury
Phelps
Lincroft
Arches Maybe for Rumson in Borough Plans
Rumson Council may add more arches on Rumson road and cut back roadside foliage after deciding to install two additional lights. A plant sale for Decoration Day is planned this afternoon and evening at Oakhurst Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumson
Rumson Road
Oakhurst Chapel
Wanted Buy About 15 Good Position For Summer Months
Brief notice seeking to hire or trade for about fifteen items in good condition for summer use. Applicant requests suitable positions and prompt responses.
Mrs Hulick Buried In West Long Funeral
The body of Mrs Susan Hulick West Longs oldest resident was laid to rest yesterday afternoon at her Cedar avenue home. Rev C B Fisher officiated as a quartet led the singing Lead Kindly Light and Face to Face. Pallbearers included Mayor M V Poole Louis Lane J D Van Note Frank Krug C A Poole and W E Norton. Floral offerings came from numerous relatives and friends including wreaths from the Poole and Huff families and Easter lilies from Mrs M Woolley and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Long
Branch
Susan Hulick
Cedar Avenue
C. B. Fisher
Frank A. Poole
Ida Golden
A. R. Chinery
James Atchesor
M. V. Poole
Louis Lane
J. D. van Note
Frank Krug
C. A. Poole
W. E. Norton
Lost Children Found In City After Brief Separations
A three year old girl named Bessie Rogan was found on the street and taken to City Hall by Mrs. Henry Woolley after wandering from home. Police seek her home address as she awaits reunification. Separately, four year old Paul Naughton was lost near Port Monmouth yesterday but returned home by evening after napping between asparagus rows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steiner's Factory
Henry Woolley
High Street
Morris Avenue
Broadway
City Hall
Bessie Rogan
Tal
Bessie
Paul Naughton
John Naughton
Port Monmouth
Paul
Man Falls Into Open Grave in Fair View Cemetery
Joseph Hayes of J A Haskell’s Middletown township place wandered into an open grave during a starry night in Fair View cemetery last Thursday. He climbed out unharmed using a nearby fence nail after falling to the bottom, though he was shaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hayes
J. A. Haskell
Middletown Township
Fair View
Boxers Jack Goodman to face Young Ahearn in New York bout
West Side lightweight Jack Goodman meets Young Ahearn tonight in New York with a potential shot at English champion Matt Wells and the Lord Lonsdale belt. Goodman trains at Brown's gymnasium with Eddie Toy and George Bothner, aiming for a decisive victory at Oakhurst Chapel for Decoration Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Goodman
West Side
New York
Fair Haven
Young Ahearn
Matt Wells
Lord Lonsdale
Tack
Brown's
Eddie Toy
George Bothner
Decoration day bay race meet at Freehold
The Freehold Driving Association presents a 32 horse card with purses totaling 1350 for four trotting races and a running race. Entries come from Red Bank Jersey City New York and nearby towns for a Decoration day event that recalls Monmouth county fair days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold Driving Association
Freehold
Driving Association
Newark
New York
Brooklyn
Monmouth County
Flushing
Charles. G. Pupois
Red Bank
Fred L
Luther & Stapleton
Chesty King
F. T. Holman
Whitesville
Edward Taylor
Colts Neck
Edith R
D. Rankin, Jr
Fair Haven
Red Birch
Anna C
C. E. Pitman
Trenton
Buster Brown
W. K. Kelly
Amanda
James Keegan
the Prince
Jersey City
Dawson Dillon
Grattan Clay
Charles G. DuBois
William J. Reddy
Miss Austin
Elwood Snyder
Eatontown
Quida
Queen Mercy
W. F. Brophy
Queen Prince
Richard O’connor
Johnson
N. Y
Francis Signal
Luther &. Stapleton
Edgar Clayton
Long Branch
Queen. Mercy
W. F.brophy
Carrie Dillon
Charles Parker
Budget adoption by Board of Education ratified by City Board
After a free discussion the budget adopted by the Board of Education and submitted for approval to the City Board of Estimate was ratified at a meeting held at City Hall last night. The budget calls for an expenditure of 114,570 dollars, of which 53,174.79 dollars is to be raised by special taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
City Board of Estimate
City Hall
Weather Forecast For New Jersey And May Precipitation Report
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts fair weather tonight and Friday with light variable to west winds. Readings from Display Station Long Branch show a 30.03 inch barometer and 57 degree temperature at 8 am with a 58 yesterday high and 63 low last night. May has been very dry with only .11 inch precipitation to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Long Branch
Fire destroys Goldsmith villa in Cedar avenue blaze
A dramatic blaze struck S M Goldsmith's Cedar avenue summer villa last night, threatening the mansion and its silver and jewelry. Firemen confined the flames to the third floor and roof after a general alarm. defective wires were not found as the cause, with the origin believed near a gymnasium partition and a doorway. The loss is estimated near 10000 dollars. the family reopened May 12 after spring preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsmith Villa
Cedar Ave
S. M. Goldsmith
Cedar Avenue
Goldsmith
Sarah Donohue
Box 6
William Krismeyer
Box 8
McGarvey
van Benthuysen
Portocochere
Second Avenue Liveryman Loses Damage Suit
Liveryman John H Van Note of Second Avenue was non-suited in his damage suit against the New Jersey Central Railroad. He claimed damages from an August 1909 stage collision at the Second Avenue crossing that injured his horses. Contributory negligence was argued and a motion for a nonsuit was granted after testimony. Attorneys included Johnson and Coonover for Van Note and Holmes Ivins for the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Avenue
New Jersey Central
John H.van Note
Freehold
New Jersey Central Railroad
Nelson. Y. Dungan
van Note
Johnson & Coonover
Asbury Park
George Holmes
Jersey City
Charles H. Ivins
Red Bank
Central Railroad
Red Bank Dentists to Close Saturday Afternoons This Summer
All dental offices in Red Bank will be closed Saturday afternoons during June July August and September. The adjustment affects patient scheduling and may require early or alternative weekday visits for routine care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Silk goods stolen from Keyport shop recovered in Norwood building
Silk dress goods once stolen from Adam Salz Keyport were found yesterday in the Jacob Rosenberg building on Norwood avenue. Detective Rue and Salz identified the items by Salz tag and price marks. Rosenberg, jailed awaiting grand jury action, claims the goods were bought from rightful owners and will name the buyers later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyport
Adam Salz
Jacob Rosenberg
Norwood Avenue
Jacob B. Rue
Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Office
Rue
Salz
Rosenberg
Eagle Attacks Aviator During Patris Madrid Flight
In San Sebastian on May 25 M. Gilbert faced a giant eagle attack while competing in the Patis Madrid flight. The bird lunged three times and Gilbert fired a revolver to fend it off, forcing an emergency landing. Garros encountered motor trouble and Vedrine had a minor mishap. all resumed flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Sebastian
M. Gilbert
Gilbert
Garros
Vedrine
Mrs Parker Undergoes Slight Operation At Local Hospital
Mrs John H Parker of Monmouth road West Long Branch underwent a slight operation at Monmouth Memorial Hospital on Tuesday. She is expected to return home within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Hospital
John H. Parker
Monmouth Road
West Long Branch
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
District Stewards in New Brunswick Conference in Session
District Stewards of the New Brunswick District of the New Jersey M. E. Conference meet at Manasquana to fix district salary and conference benevolences this afternoon. Rev. Dr. John Handley presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
New Jersey
M. E
Manasquana
John Handley
Improvements underway at St. James Second near Brighton
The St James Second near Brighton avenue is being improved. A new Feh erected in the Mt will allow an Open veranda for guests on the second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OH. Dames
St. James
Brighton Avenue
Hubnis
Tetley to Spend Summer in Red Bank
Fred M. Tetley son of John T. Tetley of McLaren Street Red Bank has been visiting relatives at C LL and will return to Red Bank to spend the summer. Maxwell Automobiles advertiser in the Daily Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Tetley
Red Bank
Fred M. Tetley
LeGonnatt
John T. “Tetley
McLaren Street
C LL
Red Bank High School Fund Show Promises Diverse Acts
An amusement program at Red Bank High School Auditorium will feature two playlets, a rainbow drill and a piano solo plus a vocal performance. Proceeds go to the literary fund. Miss Leslie Hackman oversees arrangements with Miss Grace Waters directing the acting set and Miss Bess Mosher guiding Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch scenes. Fourteen girls join the rainbow drill under captaincies, with Eva Scott at the piano and a student solo plus dance by Miss Helen French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank High
Branch Avenue
Grace Waters
Madison
Maurice Dorowicz
Anthony Augustus Waterbury
Robert Reese
Dorothy Matteson
Mrs. Wiggs
Qwill
Wiggs
Beas
Mosher
Asia’ Wiggs
Doris
Sweden
Australia
Chamberlain
Margaret Finch
Jim
Wiges
Foster
Billy Wiggs
Swilliam Ryan
Chris Hazy
Kenneth
Miss Hazy
Mise Hazel
Tracy
Mies
Pete
Phee
Nesta Ieee
Sophie
Virginia ‘Ker
Beatrice Eas
Ae ‘Kelly
Irving Finch
Theodore Murdock
Peenie Willett
Angelica Ostendorf
Mamie Prate
Lillian Nagel
Lydia McQueen
Pearl Worden
Grace Taylor
Myrtle Aller
Marie Hurley
Louise Wilby
Helen Grause
Mary Conover
Hazel McQueen
Alice Snright
Lifesavers Host Seasonal Prayer Services at Monmouth Beach
During fall winter and spring the Y P ACk of the First Presbyterian Church held prayer services twice monthly at Station No A Monmouth Beach. The season ended Tuesday night Reverend Lovellee delivered the message with seven Christian Endeavor members present. Lifesavers end visits for two months at midnight Wednesday as duty passes to the next captain for sixty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Monmouth Beach
Lovellee
Christian Endeavor Society
Jersey
Guarding Against Dangerous Bathing At Keansburg
Charles M Petersen reports a contract to drive pill Keansburg around deep holes and raw water marks from dredges years ago. The plan aims to prevent repeats of last season and provide shelter for motor boats. Frank A Willett, now lifesaver for the new region, previously served on the police force at Monmouth Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Petersen
Keansburg
Bolits
Frank A- Willett
Reigit Gaittort
Reigit Gaittort Bes ‘Pany
Aeagnes
Monmonthith Beach
Changed Positions in Red Bank Stores
Mrs Florencé Beekman transfers from Bartram Birch’s general store on Broad Street to B Blom’s delicatessen on the Game Street. Board of Health notice warns permits expire June 1 and applications to sell milk ice keep cows gather cooked crests bones are affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florencé Beekman
Bartram Birch
Broad Street
Red Bank
B. Blom
Game Street
Board of ‘Health
Board ‘of Heath
Also Mentioned on This Page
Union Kindergarten
Y.M.C.A
Morris Cottage
Middletown
Chanter U
William Frey
John H. Coles
Frey
Antonio Spilante
Antonio DeFasio
Lone Branch
Hattie Megill
Bradley Beach
Howard Pettit
T. Frank Appleby
William Gifford
Daniel Doughterty
Bernard Hanlon
Hudson & Middlesex Telephone Company
Samuel R. Rosoff
Robert J. Walsh
Atlantic Highlands
A. W. Dieter
Monmouth Park
Oceanport
Dieter
Henry Pulley
Rebecca
Abbottsford Avenue
M. W. Poole
Charles Huff
Selina
Eiza Atcheson
R. R. ‘Hughes
Mrs
E. M. Beach
Pater Donde
BEC
Coltness
John Fitzpatrick
Calvin Reynolds
James Smith, Jr
Flash
C. & J. Combs
Allenhurst
Lamour
James Diggins
Prince LeRoy
John Gaffey
Tony M
Calvin Westbrook
Navesink
Board of Estimate
Weather“Bureau Forecast
Philafielphng Ice Cream Co
Lippinaott Prox Mingoes
EAGLE
Aviator
Maxwell
Daily*Record
Phoebe ‘Madiagn
Beatrice Johnson
Ethel Madison
Shirley Martin
Peggy Madison
Gladys Stewart
Hannah
the Maids
Lovell
C. E. Society
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