Oakhurst Ushers Feast at Freehold Hosted by Strahan
The Oakhurst Ushers Union and guests were entertained by Prof. Charles J. Strahan at Freehold on Wednesday evening. A refreshing trip by McFaddin bosses preceded social inter course. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Hibbetts, the Jeffreys, Mr. and Mrs. Woolley, Mr. and Mrs. Tallman, Mrs. Thompson, Miss Lesher, and several others. May and June meetings were scheduled with Henry Kamann, Harry White, John Jeffrey, and Borden Jeffrey elected as ushers. The next gathering will be at Fred Taylor’s Pearl Street home.
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Oakhurst
Borden A. Jeffrey
W. B. Jeffrey
W. R. Tallman
Lewis E. Woolley
Frank GB
Jones
Starry J. Davis
John I. Woolley
Samuel Thompson
Lesher
Jane Jeffrey
Albert White
Charles P. White
Oliver Herbert
Thomas
Broadway to Stage Cosmo Hamilton Play The Blindness of Virtue
A three night Broadway engagement begins Monday June 19 featuring Cosmo Hamilton's The Blindness of Virtue a clean sex play on eugenics and sex education. The drama contrasts instructing a girl versus virtuous innocence and shows a mother neglecting to educate her daughter. Endorsed by women's clubs nationwide and dramatized after an appeal from the Bishop of London.
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Cosmo Hamilton
Broadway
London
Advertise in the Daily Record It Will Pay You
Advertising notice urges readers to place ads in the Daily Record promising returns. It highlights potential revenue and business opportunities for local merchants and individuals seeking publicity. The brief hints at the newspaper’s reach and effectiveness for promotions.
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The
Daily Record
Potter Honors At Harvard Spark New Hampshire Fame
New Jersey papers highlight Pitman GB Potter winning many honors at Harvard University. Two more boys from Chattle GillPs, I Leroy Barry I and C Byron Blaisdell, headed to Harvard. Debating Society met. Laurence Hines of Long Branch earned honorable mention after a lively contest with Hurley of Red Bank.
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Pitman GB. Potter
Harvard University
Chattle
Harvard
I. Leroy Barryl
C. Byron Blaisdell
Laurence Hines
Long Branch
N. J
Hurley
Red Bank
Wayside Briefs and Intercollegiate Track News
Mrs Job Wardell spent Monday with her daughter Mrs Grover Dangler. Wallie Dangler suffers rheumatism. Mr and Mrs Joseph Winning and son of Eatontown visited Mr and Mrs Albert Bowne and Mrs Russell Fury and son Russell Jr at Sea Bright. John Clark and son of West Long Branch spent Sunday with Garrett White. Cora Jackson confined at home with grip. John Dangler family moved from Long Branch to Sweetbriar Warm at Poplar. Daniel Anderson of Kyson visited Britton Dangler. Clotilda Bellissen visited West End Long Branch. Frank Jackson became gardener for B Straus at West End Long Branch. Annis Bellissen of New York visiting her mother Victoria Bellissen. James Reynolds visited Mrs Frank Hulse at Maily’s corner. Intercollegiate field and track games at Harvard Stadium on Soldiers Field concluded with New England athletes competing. This year scoring differs with firsts five points, seconds four, thirds three, fourth two, fifth one. Pennsylvania and Cornell each have four wins. the championship cup could go to either or neither after final totals.
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Wallie Dangler
Joseph Winning and
Eatontown
Albert Bowne
Russell Fury
Russell, Jr
John Clark
John, Jr
West Long Branch
Garrett White
Cora Jackson
John Dangler
Long Branch
Poplar
Daniel Anderson
Kyson
Britton Dangler
Clotilda Bellissen
West Nd
Frank Jackson
B. Straus
West End
Annis Bellissen
New York
Victoria Bellissen
James Reynolds
Frank Hulse
Y'S Corner
Harvard
Boston
Harvard Stadium
Soldiers Field
Crimson
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Church Notes on Humility and Heroes of 6165 Sermon
Asbury M E Church presents a morning sermon The Grace of Humility and a patriotic evening sermon Heroes of 6165. The Neptune and Crystal Wave councils and junior duos will secure seats with others welcome. Simpson Church schedules Worship and Sermon The Fight Against Circumstances and The Law of Eminent Domain. First Baptist Church hosts Chas F McKay with Edna Naser and Apollo Male Quartet.
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Stephenson
William N. Poitier
James B. Morris Post
Neptune Council
U, A
Crystal Wave Council
Long Branch Council
U. A
First Baptist Church
Edna Naser
Red Bank
Apollo
Cromwell's Bloodline Question Sharply Answered
The article asserts Cromwell had no royal blood, refuting claims of such lineage. It describes him as belonging to the English gentry, with a genius and willpower deemed unconquerable, arguing bloodlines could not have crept in since the flood.
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Cromwell
Mannino Wins Custody of Boy in Domestic Case
Italian immigrant Frank Mannino, living in the city two years, had returned after learning his wife was with Michael Laganno in Poole Avenue. He claimed sending money for the children, obtained custody of the boy, and the case was adjourned after the complainant failed to appear. Laganno was remanded. Mrs Mannino and the girl left with Arrowsmith noting potential court deception.
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Frank Mannino
Brooklyn
Michael Laganno
Poole Avenue
Mannino
Taly
Laganno
Iis
Laganna
The Naughty Baby Who Needed a Quiet Night
Marian aged two was labeled naughty yet her mother chose calm patience. After bath time she resisted pajamas and scrubbing teeth, but the mother stayed serene and kissed her tearful cheek, guiding her to bed. The child’s unrest stemmed from fatigue, not misbehavior, ending in peaceful slumber.
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Marian
Mother
Bashful Papa Joke on Borrowing and Nerves
A joke about a man who defines success by borrowing money and avoiding repayment. The bashful father is so reluctant to ask for repayment that he lacks the nerve to request it. The quip plays on the idea of shameless financial dealings and understated bravado.
Sage Tea and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Darker Hair
Uplifting ad promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy, claiming it darkens gray hair naturally, removes dandruff and itch, and makes hair thicker and glossier. Instructions say apply with sponge or brush, one strand at a time, with results by morning after one or two applications.
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Wyeth
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