Deal Fire Company 2 Welcomes New Auto Hook and Ladder
Acting Mayor Ben Birkenfeld leads Deal Fire Company No. 2 in celebrating arrival of a modern American LaFrance auto hook and ladder. The white truck with 240 feet of ladders, 75 mph speed, and 100 hp engine joins the department alongside the Webb automobile engine. A May 30 celebration includes a parade, reception, and banquet with city officials attending.
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Deal Fire Company
Ben Birkenfeld
Deal
William Levy
Europe
Deal Fire Department
Birkenfeld
No. 2
Ife
Asbury Park
Appartus
Ures
Milton Worth
Dayton
Webb
Bryant B. Newcomb
James R. Tinker
Schedule Highlights For Base Ball League Tour
Long Branch hosts Poughkeepsie this afternoon with midweek games in Danbury and Kingston. Kingston returns to town on Sunday for Baseball Park debut as Newburg, Middletown, Poughkeepsie, and Danbury list home dates. League officials include President Rosslyn M. Cox and Vice President Dr Carlos Henriquez. Players and managers from Newburg to Kingston are named with Grapewin National Stars booked through August 3 and a tour of 11 dates from May 30 to August 3 including New York Philadelphia and Atlantic Highlands venues.
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Kingston
Baseball Park
Danbury
Middletown
Poughkeepsie
P. m
Newburg
New League
Rosslyn M. Cox
Carlos Henriquez
Long Branch
William H. Pfau
Elizabeth
N. J
C. Freeman Weed
Henry Simons
James Cullum
Frank Hardy
Ted Deisseroth
Archie Marshall
N. D. Mills
John J. Lawlor
William Waterman
John K. Sague
Eugene Ressiane
Dick Henriquez
Ernest Landgraf
Patrick Bohannon
John Cuneo
Walter Bennett
Grapewin National Stars
Charley” Grapewin
Grapewin
Mike Donlin
Perth Amboy
Chamber Arrows
N. Y
Majestics
New York
Lafayette
Phila
Royolas
Atlantic Highlands
St. Anthony's
Bronx Ovals
Yonkers
Chamber- Arrows
New Jersey Bar Hails Lindley Garrison at Waldorf Banquet
Lindley M. Garrison former vice chancellor turned secretary of war left New York for Washington after a Waldorf Astoria banquet honoring his New Jersey beach and bar colleagues. The event drew over 200 attendees including Justice Swayze acting Governor Fielder and other state and federal figures.
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Lindley .M. Garrison
New York
Washington
Beach and Bar of
New Jersey
Waldorf-Astoria
Justice Swayze
Fielder
William C. Redfield
Supreme Court
Gilbert Collins
Walker
Wilson
Justice Putney
United States Supreme Court
Joseph P. Tumulty
Tce
Bunty
Monmouth
Henry 8S. Terhune
John W. Slocum
R. V. Lawrences
David 8. Crater
Thomas P. Fay
Rescues White Hen but Loses Prisoner
Richard W. Herbert of Wickatunk, a Monmouth County Tax Board member, captured a thief who had stolen a white hen. He pursued the suspect to a shack, rescued the hen, but the prisoner eluded capture again and disappeared before bail could be arranged.
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White Hen
Marlboro Pursuing and Detective Association
Richard W. Herbert
Wickatunk
Monmouth
Mr. Herbert
Miss Herbert
O'Donnell
Tate
Freehold
William D. Sulee
Herbert
Uulse
Hulse
Red Bank Man Attacks Boy Scout Movement Circulation
Red Bank businessman Benjamin Blom distributed circulars at a county Boy Scout Rally denouncing the movement as a tool of rulers and capitalists. He denies attacking the boys, condemning those behind the drive, and plans to issue copies while critics weigh in on the war spirited critique.
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RED Bank
BOY Scout Movement
Benjamin Blom
Delicates Een Core
Blom
R. A. Dague
Miner's Magazine
United States
England
Milkman’s Horse Causes Commotion at Hydrant
A milkman reports his horse struck a hydrant causing a brief disturbance in the street. No injuries or major damage noted, neighbors alerted by the clatter as the animal reined in by the driver.
Memorial Day Program Ready in Red Bank Area
Memorial Day observances include flags placed at Colts Neck Holmdel and nearby cemeteries by Arrow Smith Post G A R and Samuel T Sleeper Camp S of W Red Bank. Parade details and school programs outline remembered veterans with community groups and local officials coordinating events.
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Arrowsmith Post
G A.rr
Samuel T. Sleeper
S of W
Red Bank
Colts Neck
Holmdel
Middletown
Trinity
Mt. Olivet
Fair Haven
Rumson
G. Aor
T. Leonard Davis
Mursday
Rumson and
Fairhaven
DB. Parsons
George Stevens
Albert
Harrison
Post
Capt. Parsons
Charles Curtis
J. T. Smith
IR. H. Worth
John 8. Bainton
W. N. Little
Charles A. Smith
James H. Sickles
L. O. Chandler
Charles H. White
Charles Fenton
Benjamin Eldridge
Jacob Degenring
S. of W
Ladies Auxiliary
Little Silver
Shrewsbury
S. of V
New York World
Jacob B. Rue
Benjamin H. Ford
Edward M. Slattery
A. M. Gaskill
Webster Linson
Isaac Smith
Arowsmith Post
Cavalry
R. V. R. HL. Stout
Grand Marshall
Boy
Harold Tumey
Arrowsmith
Walter Lt. Davis
Front Street
First Reformed Church pastor gets salary raise
At a consistory meeting Rev. Victor J. Blekkink's salary increased from 1000 to 1200 dollars. The church reported strong finances and congratulated the young pastor who has served about a year and recently married.
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First Reformed Church
Victor J. Blekkink
Blekkink
Monmouth County
New Brunswick Theological Seminary
Young Ladies' Club to Serve "G" Supper at Red Bank
Arrangements are complete for the "C" supper at First Reformed Church Red Bank tonight at six. The menu begins with ec and is prepared by a club of young ladies led by Nellie Bennett with Edna Jarvis as vice president and Elizabeth Estelle as secretary. Members include Hazel Taylor Myrtle Clayton Ruth Pennington Ruth Compton Mary Haggerty Florence Ivins Elmira Ivins Olive Simpkins Leila Dennis Beatrice Lord May Murphy Elizabeth Franklin Minnie Lambertson May Gisleson Helen Healher Anna Michlas and others. The club meets the second Friday each month for socials.
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First Reformed
Red Bank
Nellie Bennett
Edna Jarvis
Elizabeth Estelle
Ruth Johnson
Hazel Taylor
Myrtle Clayton
Ruth Pennington
Ruth Compton
Mary Haggerty
Florence Ivins
Elmira Ivins
Olive Simpkins
Leila Dennis
Beatrice Lord
May Murphy
Elizabeth Franklin
Minnie
Pearl Lambertson
May Gisleson
Helen Healher
Anna Michlas
Red Bank Defeats Orange High School In Close 5-3 Win
Red Bank High School baseball beat Orange High School 5-3 at Park Place Red Bank Saturday. Pitchers Matthews and McQueen led a strong defense while Ryan drove in two runs with a third inning double. Ten hits off Dick powered Orange as Matthews struck out ten Red Bank errors numbered three. Red Bank to face Bayonne at home on Memorial Day morning.
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Red Bank
Orange High School
Park Place
William Matthews
Kenneth McQueen
Orange
Cassie
Wiliam Ryan
Cahill
Matthews
Leff
Ryan
McQueen
Hurley
Fix
Newman
Srd
Cake
Jeffrey
Goldman
2Nd B
Bayonne
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