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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1914

Page

5

Chattle Chips and Local School Activities Highlight Week

The High School orchestra provided music at the Episcopal Church ice cream social and later accompanied dancing. The Junior reception to the Seniors is set for tomorrow night and June 5th. The German Club plans a hike to Newbolds Woods this afternoon with suppers. Chattle and Red Bank split a rain-shortened game yesterday with a rematch today. Free grandstand tickets for Chattle students at the Mast Jersey league meet may be obtained from Miss Mildred Proctor. The class gift for the year remains undecided as plans unfold around the track meet. Veterans collection urged for support.

Episcopal Church Mildred Proctor A. A. Ee

Red Bank Baptists Elect J W Thompson Moderator

The First Baptists Church of Red Bank held its annual meeting last night electing Joseph W Thompson of Lincroft as moderator to fill the unexpired term of Rev Harry Cross. Henry McLean was chosen clerk to fill Walter L Davis’s unfinished term while deacons and trustees were re-elected. The pastor’s report praised gains and activity with groups posting contributions including $60 from the Nearer and Farther Light Society to the Ladies Missionary Society. Refreshments followed.

First Baptists Church Red Bank Joseph W. Thompson Lincroft Harry Cross Henry ©. McLean Walter L. Davis Nearer and Farther Light Society Ladies’ Missionary Society Pierian Club

Bathing Season Opens at Cranmers Beach

Cranmer's Baths begin the season with pool hot and cold baths and ocean bathing lines ready for visitors. Mr. Cranmer has expanded the Ocean avenue establishment during winter, adding many new rooms and making it one of the coast's most complete facilities.

Cranmer

West Long Branch Community Events and Memorial Day Plans

Mrs Elwood H Megee visited Keatontown and Trenton with Alma Hendrickson to see Miss Emma Hendrickson at the Normal School. Memorial Day exercises at School No 1 are scheduled with programs by primary pupils and a short address by Rev J B Whitton. Exhibition of schoolwork will follow.

Elwood H. Megee Edward Hendrickson Keatontown Megee Alma Hendrickson Trenton Mmma Hendrickson State Normal School J. B. Whitton Grace Emley Asbury Park Norwood Council Old First M. B Hoy Miss Hanley Miss Parson Miss Ross

Colorado Miners Indicted After Chandler Battle

One hundred strikers and organizers were indicted by the grand jury in Denver on murder and destruction of property charges related to the Chandler battle that left one nonunion miner dead. Captures were issued and arrests begun. Alma Lafferty and John Lawson, head of the United Mine Workers in Colorado, said they will testify before the court unless forced to resist the commission’s demand for their presence.

Denver Colo

Lifework of Dead Priest Reviewed at Red Bank

The obituary recalls Father Reynolds as a lively, democratic leader who aided the needy and transformed Mt. Holly Parish debt free and earned a promotion to St. James Church. Bishop McFaul gave final absolution and the burial proceeded to Princeton. Masses honored children and large crowds viewed the body in Red Bank.

Pather Reynolds Mt. Llolly St. James’ Church Father Norris Father Reynolds Red Bank James A. McFaul Trenton Joseph Casey Princeton Holy Name Society Knights of Columbus Boy Scouts Father Joseph O. Linnane Toms River Holy Name Boy Scouts Parsu

Building code provisions spark elevator and exit lit debate

A discussion on building codes notes elevators in new structures must be placed in separate well holes from stairs and exit lights in theatres and public buildings to avoid total darkness. Delegates for New Jersey to the International Congress on Home Education in Philadelphia were named, including Mrs. George Merek and Dr. Elmer Sherman among others.

Trenton Calvin N Kendall New Jersey Philadelphia George Merek West Orange Board of Education Elmer Sherman Englewood Gornelia Bradford Jersey City Board of Eaucation Stewart Paton Princeton University James Pennypackter Haddonfield Alexander Marley, Jr Riverton J. M. McCall Ite Franklin School His City

Library Holds Card Party Avert Weather

The Free Library ladies hosted a card party yesterday afternoon. Threatening weather kept many away, but attendees enjoyed games with prizes awarded to Mrs. Drummond Woolley and Mrs. Henry Irwin.

Library

Off Duty Patrolman Vetter Detained At Home

Patrolman Louis Vetter assigned to the Broadway and Third Avenue corner is off duty today and confined at home with a sore throat.

Vetter Louis Vetter Broadway Third Avenue

Harvard Honors for Pitman and Potter

Pitman and Potter are singled out for academic honors at Harvard. Potter becomes editorial chairman and serves as secretary and marshal of Phi Beta Kappa junior eight while leading the Political Science Club and Memorial Society. Potter wins a traveling fellowship and will study international law in Paris. Pitman serves as Daily Record reporter, winning friends and graduating summa cum laude in government.

Phi Beta Kappa Potter Political Science Club Harvard Memorial Society Phi Kappa Epsilon Henry Russel Shaw France Renault and Dupuy University of Paris Ecole Libre Des Sciences Politiques Pitman Daily Record

Atlantic Highlands Notes Lively Summer Outlook and Local Happenings

The borough council and local businessmen fund advertising to boost the summer season. Movements include relocating town rooms, fire truck shifts, and various renovations. Residents receive health and business updates while several local officials and workers change posts or undertake new projects.

Harthorn Jansen Portland Company Center Avenue Nellie Naylor John Ross George B. Tucker Daniel Frost New_York Grand Avetuie Harry F. Letts Bay View House Bay View Avenue Hugo Schneider Greenland William Connor Cedar Grove Water Witch Charles W. Ritter Red Bank Frank W. Reiter Monmouth County Agricultural Fair Association LiPoy Gaffey Snyder Real Estate and Insurance Agency New York Charlee Seeley Port Monmouth Mr. Gaffey George Stryker Standard Gas Company J G. Brookesam Company George Baldwin DeHart and Letson John Heath Marguerite Herat Alice Herat Ilia Island Alva Decker Staten Island Mies Edith Todd

Elections in France Primary Voting and Second Rounds

The New York World describes French elections as held on Sunday with universal manhood suffrage for 21 year olds with six months residence. Polls run 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and many districts need a second poll if no absolute majority. Three volunteers manage the urns and two independents join the ballot president as assessors.

France New York World

Struck From the Rolls What Happens to an English Lawyer When He Goes Wrong

London Tit Bits explains how a solicitor is entered on the rolls and how misconduct leads to being struck off. If a complaint is upheld, a divisional court may remove him. minor cases may result in suspension. Negligence or bankruptcy are not treated as professional misconduct.

Incorporated Law Society London

Curiosities and Classical Echoes From Old Newspapers

A collage of brief excerpts presents reflections on homes and fires, notes on Abelard and Heloise with dates and burial details, Mild humor about music and birds, and a cartoon caption about a consuming passion. The pieces echo vintage newspaper tones and social bits.

Cause for Divorce. Judge and Wife Quarrel Over Temperament

In a Philadelphia Ledger notice a judge questions reason for divorce as the husband cites an artistic temperament and appetite. The exchange hints at a contested separation reflecting domestic strife.

Philadelphia Ledger

Money Not Necessary He Questioned Happiness

A dialogue fragment shows a speaker asserting money is not necessary for happiness and a reply stating no one has unlimited credit, suggesting a conversation about wealth and contentment.

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