Fair Haven Borough Officials Appointed in Inaugural Meeting
The first meeting of the new Fair Haven Borough Mayor and Council was held at Monmouth Hall Pearl Street with full attendance and enthusiastic approval. Appointments were confirmed for Chief of Police C Pitt Worthley Clerk Charles P Cross Counselor Phillip Dilcott Engineer Arthur St Red Bank Street Superintendent Donald Rankin Overseer of the Poor Henry J Behneider. All salaries were kept low and next meetings set for the first and third Mondays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parr Haven
Monmouth Hall
Pearl Street
H. J. W. S. Cooke
Ihlican
Covert
C. Pitt. Worthley
Charles P. Cross
Phillip Dilcott
Merc
Arp
Couneselor Alston Beekman
Red Bank
Fair Haven
Beekman
Lovell Denies Salary Petition Circulation
John G. Lovell declares in a Long Branch Record letter that reports in The Newark Star and The New York Journal alleging he heads petitions to cut city commissioner salaries are false he has not seen any petition and condemns the implication before the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch Record
Newark Star
New York Journal
Men's Civic Federation
John G. Lovell
Holiday Guests Here
Dr. D. R. McElhinney and his wife visit his parents at Morris and Third avenues for the holiday. He is a noted Elizabeth physician with a large local practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. McElhinney
Miss Warwick
Patrick McElhinney
Morris and
Third Avenues
Assault on four year old nets three years to eight
John Looney, a white man, was sentenced to a maximum of three years and a minimum of eight een months in prison for assaulting the four year old daughter of Margaret Epps, colored, of Middletown. He was convicted of simple assault after a prior indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Epps
Middletown
John Looney
John KE. Foster
Freehold
Looney
Forney
Spring Lake
Joseph Conover
Foster
Asbury Park
John Conover
Ramsey
Miss Carroll Dead at Red Bank Age Twenty One
Miss Marie S. Carroll daughter of John Carroll Sr of Red Bank died overnight after illness She was 21 and had worked as a Woolworths saleslady She is survived by her parents two sisters and four brothers The funeral from 39 Monmouth St Red Bank will be at 2 PM Sunday St James R C Church with burial in Mt Olivet cemetery Middletown Township
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie S. Carroll
John Carroll
Red Bank
John, Sr
Sarah Carroll
Monouth Street
Boratesis
Miss Carroll
Woolworth
Misa Carroll
Withiam Decker
Hattie Carroll
John Carroll, Jr
James
Morris
Frank
Monmouth Street
St.ames R. C
James A. “Reynolds
St. James’ Church
Peter J. Gorman
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Middletown Township
Exercises At Red Bank School Memorial Day Observances
Memorial day exercises at Red Bank High School featured Arrowsmith Post No 61 G A R members and Board of Education President Charles D Warner. Prof B Woods gave opening remarks with orchestra, recitations, violin and vocal solos, and remarks by local officers. A solemn Requiem Mass followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery with Rev Fathers Reynolds Murray Kennedy Linnane officiating and sermon delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Arrowsmith Post
No. 61
Charles D. Warner
Board of Education
B. Woods
Virginia Parker
Marguerite Skelly
Florence Worthley
Ruth Borden
Benjamin Gallo
Minnie Thompson
Jacob Degenring
Charles B. Parsona
Albert C. Harrison
Millard
Tetley
Mount Olivet
Middletown Township
James A. Reynolds
St. James’ R. C. Church
J. B. Murray
New Monmouth
Edward P. Kennedy
St. James’ Church
Joseph A. Linnane
Toma River
Father Reynolds
Delicate Complexions Face Summer Sun Warnings
A vintage notice warns that summer sun and dry air damage delicate facial skin even under hats and sun shades. It emphasizes protection for seaside or mountain outings and suggests measures to reduce discomfort from sun exposure.
Velegen Beauty's Guardian advertised perfume cream care
An old advertisement promotes VELOGEN Beauty's Guardian cream for day and night use and when going out. It claims to protect delicate complexions, keep skin soft and smooth, and maintain a good appearance. Sold at druggists in collapsible tubes for 25 cents.
Red Bank Yacht Club opens season with races and floating traps
The Red Bank Yacht Club opened its season with a knockabout race for silver cups on the North Shrewsbury river and a novel floating trap shooting range near the clubhouse. J Frank James on May Win led the 6.5 mile course in 46 14, ahead of Otto Wagher's Widow. Trap events produced scores by James Colby Dickerson Bolton Headenburg and Siegel with James posting wins in multiple events.
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Red Bank Yacht Club
Middletown Township
Shrewsbury River
Red Bank
J. Frank James
Otto Wagher
John 8. Dickerson
Howard Bolton
William J. Headenburg
Clinton R. James
Francis Colby
John
Colby
Dickerson
C. R. James
Bolton
Headenburg
Siegel
Death of John Horan at Far Rockaway hospital
John Horan husband of Mrs. Thornton-Horan of 67 Chelsea avenue and Cedarhurst died at St. Joseph's hospital Far Rockaway Wednesday last week. He was buried from Patrick's funeral parlors Sleepy Hollow cemetery Tarrytown N Y last Saturday morning. His widow returns to Long Branch today. Board of Education discussed and ordered payment of Kelley & Co coal bill about 1000 dollars contracted under the old board. The board will meet again next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Horan
Chelsea Avenue
Cedarhurnt
S. 1
St. Joseph's Hospital
Far Rockaway
Patrick
Sleepy Hollow
Tarrytown
N. Y
Thornton-Horan
Long Branch
Board of Education
Kelley & Co
Disappeared with money and jewelry shocks Red Bank community
Paul Schroeder, a Red Bank youth, is missing amid report of $140 in money and jewelry taken from five Reliance baseball players. Victims allege Schroeder held their valuables for safekeeping during a Highlands trip, with some funds and items later unaccounted for. Authorities have not issued a warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Schroeder
Red Bank
Reliance
Schroeder
Highlands
Oasis Nine
Ray Sweeney
Louis
Gabriel Tannenbaum
Clinton Johnson
Red Book
Ba Ward Hendrickson
Haven
Young Errickson
Louis Tannenbaum
Williams
Frank Claisey
Red Bank Nine Falls to Lakewood in Long Diamond Tilt
In front of about 600 fans, Red Bank High fell to Lakewood High 12 innings to 0 on the school diamond. Stop. Ensley White struck out 22 batters, a Red Bank record, while allowing nine hits. Dwight pitched well for Lakewood, fanning four and yielding 11 hits. Umpires Louis J. Tetley and Vernon A. Bennett called the game in fine style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank High School
Lakewood High
Ensley White
Red Bank Nine
Red Bank
White
Aly
Lakewood
Dwight
Louis J. Tetley
Vernon A. Bennett
Celebrated 16th Birthday in Red Bank
Miss Adele Chandler hosted a Wednesday night gathering for friends at Bridge avenue Red Bank to mark her sixteenth birthday. The event featured games singing and social time with dainty refreshments served around eleven oclock. Attending were Miss Hitchings Miss Beatrice Chamberlain Miss Helen Chamberlain Miss Merrie Skelly Miss Mildred Perinehiet Miss Pearl W Worden Miss Evelyn Chandler Miss Trafford Many Kenneth Jeffrey Frank Merritt Herbert Frake Oscar Saavide and Kenneth Perinehiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele Chandler
George W. Chandler
Bridge Avenue
Red Bank
Chang Dler
Mint Hitchings
What Happened to Jones Prompts Red Bank Play Night
Fully 260 people attended the St James clubhouse Red Bank last night for What Happened to Jones presented by St James Dramatic Qwb. Edward Farrell sang solos Frank Monahan performed buck and wing dancing. Dan cing enjoyed aftershow with Prof Hollywood’s four piece orchestra. George Grauce played Jones and the cast included Ward O Flaherty Marion Dugan Beatrice Dugan Louise Slattery Katherine Hoffman Margaret Maloney Michael J Hynan Francis Egan George J Laly John Z Gorman Mari McCue James Larkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
St. James
Red Bank
Edward Farrell
Frank Monahan
Buck
Hollywood
George Grauce
Mradéward O'Flaherty
Marion
Beatrice Dugan
Louise Slattery
Katherine Hoffman
Margaret Maloney
Michael J. Hynan
Francis Egan
George J. Laly
John Z. Gorman
Mari McCue
James Larkin
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City of Nais
Fair Haven Borough
C. Pitt Worthley
New Borough
Communications
Civic Federation
Gorcey
Broadway
Red Bank School
G. A. R. Veterans
Velogen
Mrs. Thornton-Horan
Harry Hinton
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Harry B. Shaw
The
Daily Record
Lincoln Ave
West End
Elberon
Lakewood High School
Victorius
Cookman Ave
Emory Street
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