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Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1910

Page

3

Cycle Races Big Day At Local Meet

The six mile handicap produced a tight, three lap finish with R W Borden H Huhn F Miller L Huhn A Youmans E Wardell and others among the leaders. Heidrick Dean and Johnson earned time prizes as O Hance Beebe Wardell led the half mile, and a two mile long course saw Borden Griffin Miller Huhn Hance and Woolley among the top finishers. Donald Woolley suffered a minor spill after crossing the tape. The cycle club hailed a successful first meet thanking officials and volunteers.

Bath Avenue Norwood Brighton Avenue Brighton Westwood Bath R. W. Borden H. Huhn F. Miller L. Huhn A. Youmans E., Wardell W. Sawyer H. Coleman D. Woolley A. Griffin O. Hance A. Hull EB. Slocum A. Heiles H. McGinnty W. Lackey Donald Woolley Gano Brent Good Forrest Green O. A. Clark B. B. Bobbitt Jos. Finn Jos Harrison L. A. Woolley Henry Joline BE. J. Maps John G. Sexton Leon Cubberley Jos. Harrison Harry Good Charles

Continuous Western Union Service Begins June First

The W U Telegraph Co announces continuous service including weekday holiday night and Sunday starting Wednesday June 1. Until October 1 the West End office handles the extra service, after October 1 Broadway office remains open continuously.

Western Union W. U. Telegraph Co West End Broadway

Three Hurt In Auto Wreck Near Keansburg

An Atlantic Highlands man Charles Gelhaus drove a Pope-Hartford car at high speed near Keansburg. The vehicle wrecked injuring Gelhaus Bernard Kegpan and John McCherry, all three occupants tied to Ideal Beach Company. A chauffeur escaped injury. A nurse and several doctors treated the wounded at the scene.

Keansburg Charles Gelhaus Atlantic Highlands Gelhaus Bernard Kegpan the Highlands Sea Bright John McCherry Ideal Beach Company Keansburg Steamboat Company New York Keenan Pauline Woolley Long Branch

Miss Sommers a Bride in Rockwell Avenue Home Wedding

Rosa Sommers daughter of Carl Sommers wed William Queck of New York in a home ceremony at Rockwell Avenue. Rev E B Lriggs Nash officiated. The couple, with Minnie Seiler as bridesmaid, reception followed and gifts were exchanged. They planned to stay locally for the winter before moving to New York.

Carl Sommers William Queck New York Rockwell Avenue Rosa EB. Lriggs Nash St. James Church J. Cann Minnie Seifer Andrew Boa Margaretta Seifer Monroe Sussman Irene Sussman Jackson D. Rechnitzer Cornell

Trio Are Christened At St James Church

Three grandchildren of Karl and Mrs Huhn were christened at St James Church by Rev E Briggs Nash. They are Julings Charles and Amelia Marie Gilley and Ruth Julia Huhn. Sponsors included Mrs C Wambser of New York, Mr and Mrs John Witzenbacker of New York, and Mr and Mrs William P Embley. The celebration continued at the Gilley home with dinner attended by many relatives and friends.

Mrs. Huhn St. James Karl Huhn St. James’ Church E. Briggs Nash Julings Charles Amelia Marie Gilley Julius Gilley Ruth Julia Huhn George Huhn Ruth C. Wambser New York John Witzenbacker Amelia Maria William P. Embley Julius Charles Gilley Brighton Avenue Gilley Karl Hubn W. P. Embley George Huhen Eddie Huhn Margaret Huhn Ivy Quailey A. Esser A. Schetterer J. Courtney T. B R. Barham

Juniors to Raise Flag at New Monmouth Beach Grounds

Neptune Council No 217 Junior Christian Union American Movement will raise a flag at the new Monmouth Beach school grounds this evening. The Neptune fire and drum corps will accompany the Juniors.

Neptune Council, No. 217, Jr. C. U. A. M New Monmouth Beach Neptune Fire and Drom Corps

Long Branch Carrier Attends State Letter Carriers Meet

James Burke Jr representing the Long Branch Letter Carriers Association attended the State convention held in Newark yesterday. A large attendance marked the parade and banquet features of the event.

James Burke, Jr Long Branch Letter Carriers’ Association Newark

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