Inter-Class Meet Sparks Record Runs at Red Bank High
Saturday's inter class meet produced many records as Waddie Jones led in points with five firsts and Everett Covert won the Hut medal. Juniors secure silver loving cup for most points. a large group photo was displayed. Students heard President Taft speak, while Miss Myrtle Sickles nears recovery from pneumonia.
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Everett Covert
Hut
Waddie Jones
Myrtle Sickles
Ex mayors of Long Branch on Bath avenue featured
A Long Branch reminiscence notes three of seven living ex mayors reside on Bath avenue and own country estates. It mentions ex mayor Wilbur A Heisley as the youngest mayor, Ex-Judge Hoeisley from 1886, Ex-Sheriff C Asa Praneis from 1904, and Ex-Mayor Benjamin P Morris from 1891. The column also covers local diversions, a planned Fourth of July aerial ascent by Ralph J Bray and Willis Wood, and seasonal events at Washington Park and the May Pole festival.
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Long Branch
Bath Avenue
Wilbur A. Heisley
Hoeisley
Tt Washen
C. Asa Praneis
New Wity
Eix
Benjamin P. Morris
Mr. Wraneis
Ralph J. Bray
Willis Wood
Dreadway
Belford Briefs and School Promotions Close
Captain George M. Yarnell Jr. is laid up after stepping on a rusty nail and is under Dr. Harry Hendrickson’s care. School exams finished with strong retakes thanks to Miss Mae J. Genin and her staff. Miss Genin resigns this year. A temperance rally at First Presbyterian Church features Oliver W. Stewart of Chicago. admission is free.
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Red Bank Ges
Rengellar
Trinity Epidtapal’ Church
West Ront Street
Red Bank
Red Bank High School
Trinity Church
Mick Kellar
George M. Yarnell, Jr
Harry Hendrickson
Selool
Mae J. Genin
Miss Genin
Hoard
Genin
Wc, T. U
First Presbyterian Church
Oliver W. Stewart
Chicago
Advertise in the Daily Record It Will Pay You
An advertisement notice urges merchants and individuals to place ads in the Daily Record, promising strong returns and wider reach for business and announcements. The brief appeals to local readers seeking affordable rates and effective exposure.
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The
Daily Record
Atlantic Highlands Club Opens New Grounds With All Day Shoot
The Atlantic Gun Club in Atlantic Highlands N J plans an all day handicap target tournament on Memorial Day to open its new grounds and welcome fellow trap shooters. Event schedule includes ten events at 16 targets each with 1 50 entry. sweepstakes by Rose system. several high handicap races. merchandise prizes and club cup for top total. For details contact manager F A Shepherd Atlantic Highlands N J.
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Atlantic Highlands Club
Atlantic Gun Club
Atlantic Highlands
F. A. Shepherd
Atlantic
Igh
Mayor Van Mater Ends Inspection Tour in Atlantic Highlands
Department notes deputy weights and measures chief Van Mater completed a tour of inspection in Atlantic Highlands and Highlands Ver. His garage holds confiscated fraud lent weights and measures. Central Baptist Church hosts a program next Wednesday night with Violinist Mrs Alfred M Magee, bass Jay W Hopping, tenor Mr Owens, and singers Miss Sickles Miss Gardner Miss Margaret Retgalmin and Mr Reiglaman. Richard Byron recovering from a recent fall.
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John H. van Mater
Monmouth County
Highlands
Ver
van Mater
Central Baptist Church
Alfred M. Magee
Jay W. Hopping
Owens
Sickles
Gardner
Margaret Retgalmin
Reiglaman
Middletown Items and Local Rents
William T. Wilson received from the State Game Warden one cock and three ben pheasants and released them on his farm. Mrs Edward Polhemus is slowly recovering from illness. Dr Daniel Hendrickson and his wife, patients at Long Bratch hospital, are improving slowly. Mrs Prank Oeborne is confined to bed. Dr John Van Mater of Atlantic Highlands is in attendance. George Darby rents the Cottage Place house to Reichenstein of New York and the Miss Perne cottage to A Adjestine of New York.
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William T. Wilson
Wilson
Edward T. Polhemus
Daniel D. Hendrickson
Long Bratch Hospital
Prank
Oeborne
John van Mater
Atlantic Thighlands
Colored voters undecided as Taft meetings draw crowd
Taft supporters and Roosevelt delegates drew mixed signals among local colored voters. A Roosevelt faction planned a meeting on Potter Avenue while a Taft rally on Broadway attracted a large crowd led by prominent speakers. A musical band helped shift attendees between events, keeping colored voters largely undecided on delegates after midnight. Public notices follow with uncalled letters at Long Branch post office and a Newark photography executive meeting.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Potter Avenue
Broadway
Liberty Street
Banks’ Hall
First Avenue
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Abbott
Detroit
J.W. Bowser
Sea Bright, N. J
East Ocean Ave
Bulletin, Board
William J1. Taft
Daga
New York
Warle Breece
Leroy Parry
Fiyryn Paisdell
Joseph Bolton
Frank Briskey
Richard Cornell
William Cavaliere
Everett Covert Merrick Coles
Stanley Duryee Clifford Errickson
Louis Feinberg
William Freidrick
Henry Green
Clinton Little Oe
Samuel ‘Morris
Eddie Jones
Harold Kasmann
Joseph Porri
Arthur Thomas Rtichard van Dyke
Edgar Weet
Thurlow West
Garrett Worthler
Edgar Woodley
Eeeee
Daet
Blue Ribbon Creamery
Maple Farms Poultry Yards
Western Greamery
Broadway Long Branch
N. J
Climent
Washington Park
William R. Slocum
West Long Branch
William Russell
Mr. Slocum
Q. M.r. Sacks
Mr. Sacks
Frank G. Alden
Wolek
OOO WeeNle
Alden
Henry Schoenlein
United States
Belford Briefs
I. i
Middletown
Mr. Darby
George Darby
Second Avenue
Reichenstein
Miss Perne
Cottage Plage
Second*avenue
A. Adjestine
Mies
Banks
N. E B. Baldwin
Horace Brown Barber
Etta Beckett
C. R. Beckett
J. Bedford
Sallie Benley
Oe Blackeston
G. Blumenthal
Susie Brooks
Norst Bules
Misy An Cannon
W. Clark
Edward Clayton
L. Couch
James Cooper
Guiseppe
Prani
Dasal Mfg. Co
Joseph Tarly
M. Byats
Halsey
Geo. Hite
Migs Hogan
Harry Jensen
Wm. Keresey
W. B. Kinney
John Ite
A. Z. WooLuay
Hull
Newark
Arthur P. Hull
State Organization of Professional
New
Sherman