Borough's Books 70 to Be Examined in Spring Lake Probe
Supreme Court Justice Voorhees ordered a five year audit of Spring Lake borough finances. Herbert W. Full and Sherman Dennis will investigate misappropriations alleged at $23,000. Findings due by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Lake
Supreme Court
Willard Poorhees
New Brunswick
Vorhees
Herbert W. Full
Newark
Sherman Dennis
New Jersey State Board of Education
Frank 8. Hedden
Philadelphia
Hedden
Justice Voorhees
Herbert W. Hill
Borough oMeralso
Edward V. Patterson
Hill
Dennis
William W. Trout
First National Bank
Trout
Charles Hobart
E. F. Shock
Henry Craig
Spring Lake Bank
Devereux Resigns State Democratic Secretary Post
William K. Devereux, longtime secretary of the Democratic state committee and candidate for Asbury Park postmaster, forwards his resignation to Edward E. Grosscup. He has led the committee’s publicity apparatus since 189? and backed James E. Martine in the 1910 senatorial split. Devereux helped in Wilson’s nomination efforts at Baltimore and previously aligned with James Smith Jr. in party factions. An unrelated ad for Moneyback Lawn Mowers appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Devereux
Asbury Park
Democratic State Committee
Edward E. Grosscup
Devereux
State Committee
Elvin W. Crane
Newark
Foster M. Voorhees
Hlizabeth
Deve-reux
Chifiatown
Tnany
Red Bank Scouts Set National Record and Place in Event
Red Bank Boy Scouts achieved a national record during the meet while also securing first place for best appearance. Belmar won the Antelope and Oceanic Rescue Race, highlighting strong performances across the teams.
Oceanic Tops at Monmouth County Scout Rally
Red Bank troop won first place with 44 points at a Saturday rally in Red Bank, earning two tents and a 4 piece camp cooking kit plus the Monmouth County Boy Scouts Trophy. Oceanic finished second with 31 points, Belmar third, Asbury Park fourth, and Rumeon fifth amid remarks from officials praising the county scout group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Boy Scouts
Monmouth County Boy Scouts Trophy
Howard
Borden
Oceanic
Belmar
Asbury Park
Rumeon
Scoutmasters' Association of
Monmouth County
A. ‘St. Forbush
Monmouth
Fair Grounds
Charles B. Parsons
Parsons
Fairbank Stockdale
Asburty Park Methodist Church
Mr. Stockdale
Commerce smoker plans completed for Long Branch Chamber
Arrangements are set for the first open meeting and smoker at Library Hall in Long Branch. Secretary Hope promotes the event and urges business men to advertise and support local commerce to attract growth and new residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch Chamber of Commerce
Library Hall
Hope
Reorganized Civic
Long Ranch
Chamber of Commerce
Long Branch
Keyport Weekly
Newark Port Keeps Independence Amid Hearings
A Newark Board of Trade committee urged Secretary McAdoo to prevent making Newark a sub part of New York. The filing argues higher costs and merchant inconvenience, noting no economic justification for dissolving Newark customs operations. Perth Amboy’s Asa Francis faces the same ruling under Taft’s order set to take effect July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Newark Board of Trade
McAdoo
Treasury Department
Perth Amboy
Asa Francis
New York
Taft
Mrs Deegan Recovering After Appendicitis
Mrs John Deegan of Rockwell Avenue was rushed to Monmouth Memorial Hospital in Hyer and Fleck’s ambulance after an appendicitis attack. She is reported out of danger and will not require surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deegan
Rockwell Avenue
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Hyer & Fleck’s
Miss Dangler Weds James H. Warner in New York
Miss Mabel Dangler and James H. Warner of this city married in New York on May seventeenth. They work at Jacob Steinbach's store where Warner remains in the carpet department. They reside on Russell avenue. Two weeks earlier the bride received a linen shower from Steinbach store young ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Dangler
James H. Warner
New York
M. J. Badgley
Jacob Steinbach
Warner
Russell Avenue
Steinbach
Local Transit Ads From Red Bank to Rumson Lines
Advertisement relays transportation options from Red Bank to Rumson via trolley and Sea Blight to Rumson by auto bus. Details provided by Wm H Hinterman agent Rumson New Jersey contact phone 267 Rumson. 121st Advertise in the Daily Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth
Rumson
New Jersey
Red Bank
Sea Tight
Wm. H.hlintelman
Agelt
N. J
Wm. H. Hinterman
Largest classes join sodalities of two churches
At Star of the Sea Church a May procession and reception into Sodality societies drew a large crowd as 48 young ladies joined the St. James' Red Bank Sodality, the largest single joining in its history. Clergy from several parishes participated and the ceremony crowned the Blessed Virgin with Miss Helena Henderson presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of the Sea
Sodality
Father Tighe
Church of the Precious Blood
Monmouth Beach
F. J. Halloran
Mollie Action
The
Society of the Holy Angels
Mother Society
New Monmouth
J. H. Gough
Bradevell
Helena Henderson
Mary
Miss Henderson
Beatrice Dugan
Catherine Johnson
Catherine Egan
Mildred Field
Father Reynolds
Rose Sullivan
Anna Bogle
Marie McCarthy
Alice Schmidt
May Strauss
Mildred Fields
Catherine Quigley
Dolores Conrad
Martina Haley
Helen Shields
Josephine Sidell
Margaret Carney
Mary Oaks
Julia Buckley
Clara Layton
Charlotte Waldkin
Catherine Tobin
Emma Hohman
Catherine Larkin
Nellie Gill
Margaret Ryan
Nora Sheridan
Anna Mayweeney
Mary Cassell
Agnes Haley
Catherine Kelly
Anina Caratenu
Qel- Nie Bennett
Jennie Bennett
Mary Ben
Bell Tower Bid Dispute Sparks City Hall Meeting
At the adjourned Hoard of Commissioners session in City Hall the Oliv er Pyron bell tower bid, $440 by Thbrough of Little Silver, faced scrutiny for not meeting specifications. Arrowsmith urged engineer study before any decision while Woolley and Fleck urged fair bids. Hobrough offered a $100 deduction to avoid tearing down. The matter was referred to Public Safety, Parks, Public Buildings and the solicitor for a recommendation next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Oliver Pyron
Charles l Hrough
Little Silver
Cemaine
Oliver Byron
Ro EL Storm
Bato
Charles N. White
Kovrough
Hle
Arrowsmith
Thbrough
Hobrough
Woolley
Fleck
Mr. Hobrough
Newcomb
Drauke
Howland
Jacob Marquart
Stevens
Man injured by train at Chestnut Street crossing
Martin Maloney of Chapel Hill was struck by a protection from a northbound engine at Red Bank Chestnut Street crossing around 8 40 am. He suffered a deep cut on the forehead and a severe cut on the left hand, was treated on site and then taken to Monmouth Memorial Hospital. He is resting easily and expected to recover at home soon. Maloney has served at the Red Hawk crossing for years and his injury drew sympathy. Also noted are local at public entertainment listings for Parker's Moving Pictures Tonight with multiple film titles and showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Street
Red Bank
Martin Maloney
Chapel Hill
Maloney
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Lewis R. Bergen
Isleney
Red Hawk Crossing
Paterson Strike Sparks Government Probe Demands
Thirty-two strike breakers were arrested in Paterson New Jersey as police cleared pickets at silk mills. A high school girl and a grammar school girl were among those jailed for ten days. In New York Amoy Pinelot urges federal inquiry into Paterson officials aiding alleged lawlessness amid wartime labor tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paterson
New Jersey
Amoy Pinelot
Pinelot
Patrick Quinlan
Kern
Senate
West Virginia
Quinlan
Pinchot
Boss Barbers Reform and New Rates Adopted
The Boss Barbers held an adjourned meeting to form a permanent organization and set uniform summer hours and prices. Officers named include President Frank D. Biase and Vice President Edward Larsen. Summer hours run 7 am to 9 pm daily, with extended Saturday evenings. Prices: shave 15 cents, haircut and shave 85 cents, single haircut 25 cents, children's haircut 25 cents, shampoo 20 cents. Former residents Charlies Burk and son visiting Newark. Captain Edward Little, previously on Merchant's Steam Boat Co. line, now captaining a Keansburg Steamboat Co. vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Biase
Edward Larsen
Frank Torchia
G. Monaco
Veterans Attend Memorial Day Services at Local Cemeteries
James B Morris Post No 1p A A and James B Morris Camp No 26 Sons of Veterans attended memorial church services for the dead. They laid flowers and marked graves at the Wilsall cemetery and at Wayside Cemetery. The May 30 program featured Rev Dr John G Lovell at First Presbyterian Church and included Gettysburg address readings. About 100 people gathered as veterans and Sons marched from the G A R post room to services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Morris
Sons of Veterans
Wilsall
G. A
Flrst Presbyterian Church
John G. Lovell
John H. Smock
Wayside
Lincoln
James Campbell
Henry Wingert
Wiliam B. Lippiicott
Henry C. Maps
William Lacour
Ume
Daniel Doran
Mia Alberti Fields
Mia Matilda Baehan
Dr. Fisher
Pedee
Wis
Wig Marshal
Veterans and Sons
George WT. Green
Lovell
Moses
Moab
Nebo
Pisgah
Jeroscho
Gilead
Dan
Naphtali
Ephraim
Manasseh
Judah
Jericho
Palm
Zoar
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Perth Amboy Wins Free Transit Ruling for Police and Firemen
The State Board of Public Utility Commissioners ruled that Public Service Railway must provide free rides within Perth Amboy to on duty policemen and paid firemen. It rejects a blanket on duty requirement, allowing free transport only while officers are on active duty or recalled for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
State Board of Public Utility Commissioners
City of
Perth Amboy
Public Service Railway Company
State Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
Borough's
Moneyback Lawn
Chester M
Truax
Broadway
RED Bank Boy Scouts
Aml
Oceanic Rescue
Commerce Smoker
Customs Department
Mrs. Deegan
Caneer
Miss Dangler
Mr. Warner
Daily Record
Society of the Star of the Sea Church
Golden's
Parker
Moving Pictures
Virginia
Bonifacio
Amos Pinchot
Senate Investigating Committee
BOS Barbers
Knights of the Scissors
Raitors
Charlies Burk and Son
Little
Keansburg
Edward Little
Fair Haven
Merchants’ Steamboat Co
Keansburg Steamboat Co
C. B. Fisher
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