Ocean Grove Faces Large Deficit After Pavilion Costs
Ocean Grove Association reports May 19 financials show disbursements far exceed receipts with a net indebtedness of 162944.10 dollars. The ocean front pavilion stands as the major expense, estimated at 35000 to 40000 dollars. Earlier years saw the bioseptic tank and the auditorium organ as big items. Net debt compared to last year is up from 126246.95 dollars by 36497.15.
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Ocean Grove
Ocean Grove Association
Ocean Front
Y M C A Reception for College Fair Helpers at Townley Hall
Young Women who aided in the college fair were entertained at Townley Hall with a social hour and refreshments ending at 11 30. Attendees included Myrtha Sickles Pauline Nastasia Helen Bailey Eloise Joline Grace Slater and others. several men also joined. Dr James M Green, principal of State schools at Trenton, will address the Charlite High School graduation on June 17 and the Hightstown pupils on June 20, marking his return to local service.
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Townley Hall
YY. M. C
Myrtha Sickles
Pauline Nastasia
Helen Bailley
Eloise Joline
Grace Slater
Trude Crum
Sophia Mitchell
Alma ‘van His
Hazel Seaman
Doris Newing
Consuelo Parslow
Dorothy Doran
Marjorie Sutphen
Lena Heidl
Rush Bennett
Helen Sherman
Betelle
da Phyllis van Brunt
Harry Bord
Alfredo Edwards
Fred Wilcox
Rochard Bower
Arthur Hull
Howard Edwards
Cline van Brunt
Russel Woolley
Herbert Edwards
Edgar Woolley
Byron Warde
Lester Maps
James Nastasia
Basil Bruno
Albert Northam
Pitman Potter
Jerome van Crackle
Cariton Clark
Reuben Hinchman
Thurlow West
Grey Schwarz
LeRoy Barry
Green
James M. Green
Trenton
Chatile
Norris argues insurgent tone at Newark banquet
Nebraska Congressman George W. Norris delivers a speech at a Newark banquet in which he discusses insurgency implications. He outlines political divides, urging orderly debate and constitutional processes. The event draws local officials and supporters.
Norris in Newark Nebraska Insurgent Speaks at Republican Banquet
In Newark New Jersey on a May evening Congressmen George W Norris of Nebraska and Miles Polidex ter of Washington addressed about a thousand diners at the Essex County Republican league banquet. Osborne president of the league presided. The crowd cheered a gubernatorial candidate described as the Roosevelt of New Jersey.
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Nebraska
Newark
N. d
George W. Norris
Canton
Fa Che
Miles Polidexter
Washington
Essex County Republican League
Edmund B Osborne
Mast Star
Wil Vin P. Matin
Pee Signes
Betweed
Roosevelt
New Jersey
Balzac and Black Coffee in a Tax Collectors Tale
An article quotes Balzac’s fierce coffee fueled bursts during writing. It recalls Burns as a tax collector and Robert Dur as excise officer, noting evasion schemes and a kitchen night encounter in Keneshull, Perth.
The Captive dialogue clue about Miss Burlocks
A brief excerpt shows a misheard rumor about Maude Burlocks's marriage and a correction that Miss Burlocks will wed the man who is to be married, with a character named Myphaner noting the confusion.
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Maude Burlocks
Miss Burlocks
Miss Murlocks
Myphaner
Lakehurst Carpenter at Eatontown Job Update
Lakehurst carpenter Mr Richmond, employed by Walters & Minton for an Eatontown contract, boards with Mrs Crawford of Picktown. Galilee fishermen report abundant Boston mackerel, high market prices, and strong catches including porgies and other fish. The British stir Siam unrest as native teachers defend a flat-earth view. A financier notes many royal borrowers, few who spend wisely.
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Lakehurst
Eatontown
Richmond
Walters & Minton
Gi Crawford
Railroad Avenue
Picktown
Galilee
Epworth League Members Vote to Continue Existence
The Epworth League of the First Methodist Church Red Bank met after prayer service to decide if it should continue. It was decided to continue and officers were elected for the coming year including Moses L. Johnson as President and Miss Regina Holmes as Secretary. A social installation will be held soon with a committee in charge.
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Epworth League of the First Methodist Church
Red Bank
Moses L. Johnson
W. D. Hiubbard
Vic
William Norcross
Hanie A. Longstreet
Genevieve A. Compton
Regina Holmes
Ileanor Morris
Mr Sandoz Buried In Savannah After Illness
Pastral services for Louis Sandoz who died in Savannah Georgia after five weeks illness were held last evening at his mother's Norwood Avenue home conducted by Rev. Dr. George H Neal. A quartet sang Newer My God to Thee and One More Day's Work For Jesus. Burial followed at West Tong Branch under funeral director Jon G Beston. Pallbearers were harvest Keen George A Lippincott Harry G Woolley J B Seymour and I P Bennett. Mr Sandoz was in his 44th year.
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Louis Ness
St. Joseph's Hospital
Vannah
Norwood Avenue
Samuel Sandoz
Norwood, Avenue
George H. Neal
Rupert Marshall
C. L. Edwards
G. A. Parslow
J. B. Seymour
Newter
Jesus
West Tong Branch
Jon G. Beston
Harvest Keen
George A. Lippincott
Harry G. Woolley
Joseph Winn
1. P. Bennett
Bricklayers’ Union
Savannah
Mr. Sandog
Mr. Sandoz
Scobey and Watts Family Guests at Scobeyville
Mr. and Mrs. Scobey and Eustace Watts and family of Tony Branch with Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Cal visited Mrs. J. F. Scobey at Scobeyville on Sunday as reported in the personals column.
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Scobey
Eustace Watts
Tony Branch
B. RB. Calthey
Montclair
J. F. Scobey
Scobeyville
Mr Blaisdell Improving at Washington Street Home
Charles Blaisdell longtime bookkeeper for William Curr & Co is convalescing at his Washington street residence after a three week illness. Under Dr O A Clark care he hopes to return to work on Monday next.
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Charles Blaisdell
William Curr & Co
Washington Street
Blaisdell
O. A. Clark
May Award School Contract
The Board of Education meets this afternoon at the Grammar School with President A. T. VanDerveer presiding. Bids for erecting the proposed new high school will be opened and the contract may be awarded.
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Board of Education
Grammar School
A. T. VanDerveer
Ivins De Camp Dead Liveryman and Horse Dealer
Ivins De Camp a noted livery stable man and horse dealer died in Huntington on Saturday night after a week long illness from Brights disease. A native of Egypt New Jersey he was one of four children of James De Camp and Busan Grant. He lived in Pennsylvania New Jersey and New York before moving to Huntington ten years ago to run his business. He married Elizabeth Henry of Brooklyn fifteen years ago and she and her daughter survive. Funeral services were held at his residence Tuesday May 24 at 1 p.m. Long Branch relatives attended.
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Iving de Camp
Ivins de Camp
Huntington
Bright
Egypt
N. J
James de Camp
Busan Grant
DeCamp
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Elizabeth Henry
Brooklyn
Long Branch
Wedding Reception Attended by Notables in Brooklyn
Mrs. L. Henry Cobb and Mrs. Taber Chadwick attended a reception Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willing C. Poole in Lewis Avenue Brooklyn. The Pooles recently returned from an extended wedding trip. The bride was Mrs. Henrietta Herskell of Brooklyn. Poole has many friends in Long Branch.
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L. Henry Cobb
Taber Chadwick
Willing C. Poole
Lewis Avenue
Brooklyn
Poole
Henrietta Herskell
Long Branch
Hartigan applies for Glen Dale Hotel license in Freehold
Peter A. Hartigan appeared before Judge Foster at Freehold for the Glen Dale Hotel licensing matter at Villa Park. The application was laid over to June 7 for further action.
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Villa Park
Peter A. Hartigan
One of Lockwood's Crew Survives Narrow Sea Rescue
A crew member aboard Captain Nelson Lockwood's Galilee fishing boat escaped serious injury after a sudden yacht rope yank jolted him ten feet into the air. He fell onto a broken rope, landing on his head but remained uninjured as a huge wave struck the boat amid three days of east wind and heavy seas.
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Nelson Lockwood
Galilee
Almost Double Drowning Near Goose Neck Drawbridge
Three people on a sail boat near Goose Neck Drawbridge were knocked overboard when the boom swung, leaving a man and a woman clinging to life until rescuers aboard a passing boat pulled them from the water. The man helped save the woman as others on the bridge watched.
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Goose Neck Drawbridge
Goose Neck Bridge
Oceanport
Bridge
Shrewsbury
Harlan Heads to Chicago for Five Year Theatrical Pact
Harlan, a New York based actor with a Second avenue cottage, will open an engagement in Chicago under William A. Brady. He signed a five year contract with a generous salary after leaving the seashore for better terms. He praises Long Branch and enjoys driving and ice boating when duties permit.
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Ous Harlan
Second Avenue
New York
Chicago
William A. Brady
Harlan
Long Branch
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Bedford Av
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Siam
Dustin Stax
Washington Star
Georgia
West Long Branch
Mr. Blaisdell
Panama
W. H. Woolley
Sixth Ave
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Hackett Carhart & Co
Ebadway
13Th St
Ar Chambers St
Lockwood
The
Daily Record
Cookman and
Grand Avenues
Asbury Park
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Pabst Milwaukee
Jacob Gassman & Son
Liberty St
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