Red Bank High Athletes Enter East Jersey League Meet
Eleven Red Bank high school students enter the East Jersey High School League meet at Asbury Park on Saturday. Entries include Playa Mullen in 220 and 440 dashes and mile relay, Jesse Sabath in shot put and hammer throw, Frank Dean in 440 and mile events plus relays, Harold Hurley in 10 yard dash and broad jump, and others in sprints, hurdles, jumps, and relays led by Dr. Glenning Riddle in multiple events.
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Red Bank High School
East Jersey High School League
Asbury Park
Playa Mullen
Jesse Sabath
Frank Dean
Harold Hurley
Francis Cook
Irving Toombs
Kenneth Jeffrey
Frank Howard
Glenning Riddle
Morris Portner
Scottish Evening Enlivens Red Bank Church Event
A stormy Tuesday drew about one hundred attendees to a Scottish song and story evening at First Methodist Church Red Bank to benefit church music. Rev James L Coote from Jamaica S I shared Scottish customs and scenery in a quaint accent. Soloists Mrs C Arch Reid and Mrs George M Collins sang, with a quartet and ladies quartet featuring local performers. Chester Arthur and his wife provided piano and violin selections.
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First Methodist
Red Bank
James L. Coote
Jamaica
S. 1
C. Arch Reid
Long Branch
George M. Collins
Keyport
Elsie Alverson
W. F. Eckhart
George W. Brown
Katherine Throckmorton
L. de la Roussile
William A. Sweeney
Flora Willguss
Chester Arthur
Democrats Plan Dollar Dinner For Governor Fielder
In Trenton New Jersey on May 29 the Camsden County Democrats announce a popular dollar dinner for Governor Fielder set for Thursday evening June 19. The event aims to launch Fielder’s campaign in Camden County and unify Democratic factions to strengthen the effort. Judge John W Westcott chairs the dinner committee. Advertise in the Daily Record, it will pay you.
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Trenton
N. J
Camsden County
Fielder
Camden County
John W. Westcott
Soldiers Graves Flagged Yesterday Across Local Cemeteries
Adjutant Howard A. Britney of James B. Morris Post No. 46 G A R oversees flagging of soldiers graves. Cemeteries Greenlawn Glenwood West Long Branch Oakhurst Mount Carmel and Fields South Hatontown were visited. Patriotic exercises planned at Chattle High School and City Hall with Drum Corps leading tours.
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Howard A. Britney
James B. Morris Post
Wayside
Mr. Brinley
James B. Morris Camp
Greenlawn
Glenwood
West Long Branch
Oakhurst
Moun Carmel
Fields
South Hatontown
Chattle High School
Oceanic Drum Corps
Ig. A. R
Spite Fence Bill Fails Passage in Senate Debate
Local coverage notes an Assembly bill by Charles Hennessy restricting spite fences, including a retroactive removal clause for fences over six feet. It did not pass the Senate, while Red Bank abuzz over Poulson’s red fenced dispute and council discussion. The town records a spattered fence, thrown eggs, and ongoing poster campaign as police monitor the scene.
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Assembly
Charles O Connor Hennessy
Haworth
Senate
Red Bank
George Kk. Poulson
Calvin West
Red Bank Counceil
Higginson
Council
Degenring
Poulson
William Chandler
Red Bank Church News Announces Youth Service Tonight
In the First Methodist Church at 7 45 tonight the monthly young people's service will feature special music and promises of broad appeal. Rev S Monroe VanSant will meet probationers Thursday night in the lecture room. An official board meeting is set for next Monday. Rev Josey T Casey recently ordained in Trenton begins duties as assistant to Rev James Reynolds at St James Church. Father Edward P Kennedy leaves for South Amboy duties with three St James boys accompanying him. Rev James Lord to speak at Grace Methodist mid week prayer meeting at 7 45 on How to Read the Bible. nine trustees to be elected for the coming year.
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First Methodist Church
S. Monroe VanSant
Josey T. Casey
Trenton
James A. Reynolds
St. James’ R. C
Edward P. Kennedy
St. James
South Amboy
Martin Griffin
Edward J. Reilly
Frank Reilly
Frank Braesch
Norman Griffin
William, Griffin
Father Kennedy
James Lord
Grace Methodist Church
Ham and Eggs Calhoun Clay Quotation
Calhoun Clay states a non breakable relation exists between the black race and turkey, arguing the black race descends from Ham while turkey comes from eggs. The remark frames a controversial dietary metaphor.
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Calhoun Clay
Turkey
Injured by fall from ladder at Red Bank store
John Spillane, a salesman at the A and P Co store on Broad street in Red Bank, fell from a ladder while taking inventory. He was unconscious on impact, treated by Dr. Garrison, and bruised but not expected to have serious injuries. He was taken home to Harrison Avenue and will miss work for several days. Park directors plan a meeting at Mrs. Badger’s home to discuss summer plans.
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John Spillane
Red Bank
Broad Street
Ret Bank
John Spillake
Stora
BH. Garrison
Spillane
Harrison Avenue
Washington Park
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Broadway
Taihie Iake
John F. Woolley
C. P. Soffel
3Rd Ave
John Guire
West End
L. DeCamp
H. B. Sherman & Sons
Geo. W. Elliott & G Co
Bea Bright
Camden
Democrats
Dine
The
Daily Record
Inewark's
Store Beautiful
Halsey Street
A. Plundred Bargains
City Hall
James Campbell
Leon Cubbperley
Malin
Madison Ave
N. Y City
Record Building
William Asher Stevens, LL. B
O Building
Long Branch, N. d
J. W. Seaman
Commissioner of Deeds
P. O
Clarence G. van Note, LL. B
Chancery
Notary Pubilc
Masonle Hall
Henry G. Terhune
Notary Public Office
Post Office
Charles F. Sexton
Masonic Hall
Abe
Siaggbel
Dresden
Sale
Tomo
the Fashion Shop
Cookman Avenue
RED Bank Church News
Brother Short
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