Chattle Chips and School Events Highlight Hike and Class Day
Freshman girls from Winni peesaukee Camp Fire hiked to North Asbury and spent an afternoon at Hollywood Golf Club with a luncheon and songs. Sophomore Class Day featured gender role parodies as Douglas Meyers was elected president. a grandstand ticket promotion and East Jersey meet previews followed.
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Winnipeesaukee
North Asbury
Hollywood Golf Club
Carrie Davis
Minnie Slocum
Calista Powers
Ethel van Winkle
Alice Lively
Katherine Beck
Frances Wheat
Doug Meyers
Douglas Meyers
East Jersey
William Conrow
Sanford Langr
Edwin Green
Robert Underhill
Everett Covert
Mr. Clark
Beebe Trotters’ Freehold Memorial Day Meeting
The Freehold Driving Association prepares for its largest crowd at Memorial Day races with purses totaling 1400 across four races. Entry stands at 38 horses with officials from Baltimore to Freehold set as judges and timers, racing at the New Jersey track on a favorable weather day.
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Freehold Driving Association
R. E. Biggs
Baltimore
B.m
Charles Beebe
Long Branch
Flash Patchen
C.g
Lem Ketcham
Red Bank
King Owyho
B.g
Lem Ketchem
Anna Mills
Br.m
Dick Doty
William Tansey
Marlboro
Prince F
Augustus Farr
Cranbury
Seetell
R. E. Pearson
Keyport
Local Sports Roster Fragments with Names and Places
A list of names and places appears: Lake Gregory Glen Ridge King Owyho Lem Ketcham Red Bank Dick Doty William Tansey Marlboro Prince Farr Cranbury Seetell and others, alongside initials and abbreviations, suggesting a partial roster or participant list from a regional event or team. The items mix locations such as Red Bank and Cranbury with individuals like Lem Ketcham and Dick Doty.
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Lake Gregory
W. B
Unison with Eunice and Bunive in Love Verse
Poetic dialogue contrasts devoted vows with comic refrains about unison with Eunice Bunive and Venice. The speaker longs for harmony yet laments distance from his beloved as he ponders travels, gifts, and devotion across locales and witty refrains.
Smoke Nuisance Mentioned in Semi Official Visit
A family doctor discusses city health with Margaret's mother noting two uncontrolled smoke nuisances in town as Margaret cites her father and Uncle Jim. The scene unfolds during a semi social, semi official call.
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Margaret
Papa
Jim
Respecting His Prejudice Cremation Tale From Cleveland
A widow brings her husband to a crematory to honor his wish for cremation. The manager offers methods including French German and Milanese. She asks for the German method, recalling her husband’s dislike of French and Italian cookery.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Plain Dealeg
Widow Seeks £160 Award In Bow County Court
In Bow county court a white haired widow who received £160 for her husband’s death asked the judge to pay it to her. The exchange included a remark about a pocket pickpocket and a quip from the Lady as she asserted self-reliance. London Tit-Bits.
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Bow County
Smyly
London
Weary Men Seek Home in Washington Star Item
Two men in a Washington Star snippet fear returning home. One is described as the Tisbind or a Siraqist, the other as the husband of an anti suffragist. The brief exchange hints at political or social tensions weighing on individuals.
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Miss Cayenne
Washington Star
Matawan Trestle Open for Traffic
The Matawan trestle opened for travel yesterday with the west section in use since May 11. The temporary structure, one thousand feet long, supports heavy speed traffic while permanent upgrades are planned. Rhodes and Manuel of Elizabeth, N J built the structure, begun February 1 1914.
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Matawan
Messrs
Kennedy Cottages Nearly Wiped Out By Fire
Fire destroyed most of the Kennedy cottages with only partial exterior remaining. Owner Rowland had just moved in new furniture and made alterations after wintering in New York. Fire started on a rear porch and may have been incendiary. Wyckoff cottage also damaged with interior losses estimated at 5 000 to 6 000 dollars.
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Mr. Rowland
New York
Sea View Cottage
Wyckoff
Keyport
Rowland
Kennedy
Bennett couple relocate to Mount residence in Red Bank
Mr and Mrs Henry Bennett of Tinton Falls have moved into a Mount house on West street. The High school tennis court at the rear has been scraped and other improvements completed.
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Joseph Morrello
Red Bank
Lakehurst
Ira Crawford
Morrollo
Pasquatta ~ Berlesqua‘s
Charles Woods
Henry Bennett
Tinton Falls
Mount Houses
West Street
Education Board to Hear Appeals in June
The State Board of Education will hear the Hummelstown Land Lime and Brick Company discrimination appeal over material selection for school buildings on June 6 at the State House. The same meeting will review Lambertville Common Council’s appeal of a site selection approval by the local board of education.
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Trenton
Hummelstown Land, Lime and Brick Company
State Board of Education
State House
Common Council of
Lambertville
Betts
Board of Education
Can't Lay Off Court Attendant in Hudson County
Sheriff Nicholas P. Wedin of Hudson County received a letter from the State Civil Service Commission about the discharge of John Maxwell a Hudson County court attendant. The letter clarified employers rights under civil service regarding seniority and lay offs for economy.
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Trenton
Nicholas P. Wedin
Hudson County
John Maxwell
State Civil Service Commission
Sheriff- Wedir
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Asbury
Chattle
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Eddie
West End
Brokaw Brothers Boys
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Fourth Avenue
Broadway
Mui
Beebe Trotters
Freehold
Driving Club
Alonzo J
Bis
Elmpines Farm
Greenwich
N. Y
Barmore
Charles Garrison
Philadelphia
Dave March
J. A
H. EE. Hartman
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Olive Knight
Direct Vesta
Sexton & Haviland
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Br.g
J. W. Apgar
Elizabeth
May L. Dillon
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Eberhard Vollmer
Admiral Cord
Charles McCue
Lakewood
Hugene Prince
S. B. Wolf
Venice
Ecuador
Tunis
Nome
Bunive
Eunice
Frederick Ames Coates
Cincinnati Commercial- Tribune
Strinhach Company
Ashury Park
New Jersey
Ping
Strinhard Ashury Park
New Jeracy
Christian Science
Library Hall
George W. Sneden
N.Y
Father
Racers Port Company
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