Memorial Day Social Notes From Eatontown Area
Parishioners and townsfolk share Memorial Day visits with relatives and friends across Eatontown, Freehold, Marlboro, and nearby communities. Notables include Rev D L Parsons, William Bergen Mac Michael, Charlies R Dallas, and Dewitt C Newing, with a mix of stage figures, Masons, and local residents recalling travels and extended visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Parsons
Eatontown
William Bergen Mac Michael
Freehold Presbyterian
W. S. B. Par
Broadway
Michael
The
New Law School
Taft Talks on Peace at Arlington Cemetery
President defends arbitration in a speech at Arlington National Cemetery. He contrasts national leaders and urges peaceful tribunals over war, arguing patriotism lies in choosing peaceful dispute resolution over costly conflict. The article references Roosevelt's critique of Taft’s plan and discusses broader peace themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Cemetery
Washington
Arlington Na Cemetery
Roosevelt
Taft
Elt
Bayonne High School nine captures first game of series
Bayonne High School defeated Long Branch in the opening game 8-0 after a tight start. Lowenstein and Higgins opened scoring in the fifth, Bayonne benefited from errors by Chartle, and Magner added two more runs in the ninth as Griffen and Thomas fanned the Bayonne hitters. Chattle was unable to score until late and faded against a strong Bayonne pitcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayonne High School
Long Branch
Bayonne
Lowenstein
Higgins
Chartle
Chattle
Eigth Bagorine
Griffen
Thomas
Sharkey
Maloney
Eisenberg
Magner
Bayonne Boys
Red Bank
Perth Amboy
Dick Morris
Bill” Seerey
Red Bank Aggregation
Martin
Vreeland
Glacken
Morris
Jones
Eigth
Montrose
BB. i. Es
Mnorel FE
Man
DORE
R. H BE
Glacken, SS
Parsons
JS. Doolin
Morphy
Sesse
T. Doolin
Stalling
Breeland, c
Dore OM
Warren Hyer
Orioles
South Amboy
Hook” ‘van Pelt
Ray
Keeler
Oeel
Ler
Tigers Defeat Nationals In 16 to 6 Victory At Home
Clinton Johnson pitched superbly for the Tigers and doubled twice to key the win over the Nationals who scored six. Alfred Reeves known as Mase hit a homer for the Tigers, with Lloyd Wiley catching and Johnson also contributing the effort on the mound. Umpire William Snyder stood at Hudson Avenue for the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationals
Tigers
Long Branch
Clinton Johnson
Lloyd Wiley
George Tash
Jack Bennett
Johnson
Alfred Reeves
Mase
William Snyder
Hudson Avenue
Oceanport
Port Monmouth
Oceanports
Franklin
Reading Club meeting in Shrewsbury with music and drama
Mrs Haviland led the Reading Club gathering featuring piano by Miss Ella King and a drama program by Mrs Hubbard and others. Opera season notes, current events, and a social by Lovett strawberries and cake followed. Several local visits and talks accompanied the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haviland
Reading Club
Ella King
A. V. Jennings
The
Klub
Wm. Hubbard
M. White
Lovett
Rebecca
F. P.swezey
Brooklyn
Emma G. Holmes
J. Stofflett
Jersey City
Keith Society
Swezey
Mexico
Ida F. Price
Cora W Jennings
Henry McClean
Red Bank
Westminister
Peter B. Campbell
Joseph Stillwell
Allenhurst
Hose Co
James Crowley
D. L. Parsons
A. W. Borden
Bessie Green
Benj. Franklin
St. Rotterdam
Rotterdam
Abbie Sleeper
L. C. de Cappet
Mr. Smock
Senior class meeting outlines gift purchase and June game
The Senior class decided to buy the class gift from a local firm Chattle Will. Alumni ball team will oppose the June Pth game at Division Street diamond. The Magazines in the High School library received new binders. Chattle boys seek the Rice cup. Last September Melvin Rice of Atlantic Highlands toured East Jersey League schools and bought a large silver cup for the top school scorer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattle Will
Pth
Division Street
Chattle
Melvin
Atlantic Highlands
East Jersey
New York
Body of Mrs Scheib Found in East Side Flat
New York May 31 A Wellesley graduate identified as Mrs Harry A Scheib was found in a bathtub at 511 East Seventy eighth Street. Her husband Harry A Scheib a chauffeur is in Tombs awaiting coroner examination and is not charged. Police consider him a key witness though.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Scheib
Wellesley
East Side
New York
East Seventy-eighth Street
Scheib
Massachusetts
Schiele
Springfield
Wellesley College
Amsterdam Avenue
Smith
Ehu
Lehane
Carre O
Chicago
Hellenstein
English Preacher Sends Praise for Taft Arbitration
The Rev Frederick Meyer sails to America on the Campania to deliver an address from the British National Council of Evangelical Free Churches congratulating President Taft for endorsing arbitration. Meyer, a leading English evangelical preacher, will present the message to the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Frederick Meyer
America
Campania
Dr. Meyer
Nat
Baseball scores and standings from leagues
National and American League results across multiple parks. New York beats Brooklyn 4 1 at the Polo Grounds, Boston shuts out Philadelphia 3 0, second Philly 11 Boston 4, Chicago 1 Pittsburgh 0, second Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 1, Cincinnati 6 St Louis 2. Lively standings show New York 14 6 64, Philadelphia 9 15 634, Chicago 23 15 575, St Louis 17 18 492, Detroit 23 17 575, Philadelphia 23 17 575, Boston 22 , Chicago 19 , Cleveland 18, Washington 13, St Louis 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Marquard
Wilson
Scanlon
Bergen
Secord
Raymond
Ames
Rucker
Bell
Erwin
Boston
Philadelphia
Moore
Dooin
Brown
Raridan
Alexander
Curtis
Kam
Mittsburg
Pittsburg
Chicago
Batteres
Adams
Gibson
Ritchie
W. L. PC
Ww. L. Pc
St. Louis
Philaphia
Cincinnati
Liamerican League
Piladelphia
Krause
Thomas
Biatt
Coombs
Plank
Ord
Blairingtor
Washington
Cicotte
Carrigan
Hughes
Ainsmith
Wood
Nanamaker
Johnson
Street
Cleveland
Detroit
Stanage
Mitchell
Orks
Stonage
Gregg and
Land
Ohio
Elty
Clarke
Scott and Sullivan
Young and
Payne
Phila
Phia
I P.c
Wash’ Ton
Schiff on oil decision and Churchill heir named Randolph
Jacob Schiff of New York says the US Supreme Court Standard Oil ruling will ease European buyers' access to raw materials and allow direct deals with producers. In London, Randolph Churchill, Churchill's steward heir, will be named Randolph in memory of his grandfather. Churchill's daughter Diana turns two next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Jacob Schiff
New York
United States Supreme Court
Standard Oil
Randolph Churchill
London
Home Secretary
Churchill
Stewborn
Randolph
Mr. Churchill
Diana
Weather Everywhere Page Them Words on Third Are Bargains
Local shoppers are invited to browse bargains at Words on Third as Page Them promotes value items across categories. Store highlights include affordable clothing, home goods, and seasonal offers appealing to budget conscious customers.
Mercer Grand Jury Dines At Port-au-Peck Banquet
The Mercer county May term grand jury held a Friday afternoon banquet at Wardell's Port-au-Peck. Cars transported guests including Prosecutor Crossley Surrogate Bullock County Clerk Robbins and Sheriff Freudenmacher. Foreman Harry S. Maddock received a grandfather clock and Crossley a fishing outfit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer County Grand Jury
Wardell’s
Port-au-Peck
Crossley
Bullock
Robbins
Freudenmacher
Harry S. Maddock
Fredenmacher
H. G. Stoidard
Visitings Gorns Before Trip
Mrs. Charles Harris of New York is visiting with her parents Judge and Mrs. Charles Corn of Liberty Street. Miss Sara Cohen is a guest at the Corn cottage. They plan to sail for Europe early next month and will be abroad for several months, spending a few days here before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Harris
New York
Charles Corn
Liberty Street
Sara Cohen
Corn Cottage
Europe
Crowning of the Virgin Mary at St James Church
Crowning services for the Virgin Mary were held Sunday night at St James R C Church Broad Street Red Bank. A crowded congregation admired the floral decorations as Miss Bridget Regan crowned the statue with Miss Margaret Kelly and Miss Catherine Regan as maids of honor. A reception for new members followed.
Mrs. Isaac H. Adlem Delivers Korea Talk at Church
Red Bank notes Mrs Isaac H Adlem of Broad Street spoke on Korea to the Christian Endeavor Society of the First Presbyterian Church Sunday night. Guests include Mrs H C Price and son Harry of Jersey City visiting Recorder and Mrs James H Sickles of Mechanic Street. Dr Frank Lee, boarding at Germania Hotel, West Front Street, was out after a grip attack last week. Mr and Mrs Fred J Smock and daughter of Hoboken spent the holiday with Mrs Smock's parents, the Jacob Degenrings of Prospect Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies R. Dallas and Son
Woodsville
N. J
Robert D. Martin
Port Avenue
Albert Atcheson
City
Atcheson
G. A. Hulick
Cedar Avenue
Jersey City
Masonic Ck
Lodge
the Temple
William H. Hulick
Jamaica
West Long
Inlaw
Willis Reeves
Roy Taber
Dewitt C. Newing
Alicia C. Newing
I Street
Newing
John Noble
Frederick Thorn
Los Angeles
Cal
Victor
Randolph L. Bennett
Branchavenue
Hackets
Addis Hibner
Avon
N. Y
Miss Hibner
Broadway
Lena Smith
Marlboro
Lena Goodwin
Broad
New
J. H. Stults
Slocum
Basil Bruno
A. T. Genther
Newark
Mr. Bruno
Isaac H. Adlem
Broadstreet
Christian Endeavor Society
First Presbyterian Church
Adlem
Korea
H. C. Price
Harry
West Front Street
Fred J. Smock
Hoboken
Bath Ave Cottagers Take Possession of Summer Homes
Bath avenue cottagers rapidly occupy their summer houses as Park M. Woolley and others arrive. H. E Mason Addison Woolley Co A. Wimpfheimer and Nathan Bijur occupy cottages. Clarence G. Van Note leases to Morris Rosenwasser who stayed on Iie Place last season. Lewis Siegbert and S. Arnstein lease Bath avenue cottages. Mr. Hummell is at the J. W. Woolley cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Avenue
Park M. Woolley
H. E Mason
Addison Woolley
A. Wimpfheimer
Nathan Bijur
Clarence G. van Note
Bath and Saks Avenues
Morris Rosenwasser
Lewis Siegbert
S. Arnstein
Lanning
Mr. Hummell
J. W. Woolley
Red Bank Firemen's Parade Planned for August
The Red Bank Fire Department parade committee met last Friday at Navesink Hook and Ladder Company on Mechanic Street and decided to invite county fire companies to participate. The exact date and committee appointments will be finalized at a Relief fire engine company meeting on Pearl Street next Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Red Bank Fire Department
Navesink Hook and Ladder Cmpany
Mechanic Street
Relief Fire Engine Company
Pearl Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Xo Ay
Labrador
Johnston Ween
R. Errickson
Aden Higgins
Weboe Yak
Nh Cowan
Ee Eisenberg
Groaha Bs Ves Exel
ST On
Wanamaker’s
John Wanamaker
A. T. Stewart & Co
Fourth Avenue
Eighth
Tenth Street
Shrewsbury News
Ask
Frederick B. Meyer
American Press Association
Baseball
Schiff
United Observations
States Weather Bureau
Temp. Weather
Alban
Atlantic City
China
Mattings Jap
Mattings
A.M. Towrley
Mercer Grand Jury
Virgin Mary
Bath Ave
Daily Record
Hanson
Telephone
West End
New Jersey