Church Notes Firat Reformed and Nearby Parishes
Local church notices list morning and evening services, sermon topics, and schedule details for Firat Reformed Asbury M E St Luke's M E First Baptist Lyle's M E and St James Episcopal churches. It specifies service times, topics like Unto Me A Coward Courage and The Danger of Backsliding, and notes about Sunday school and reopening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firat
Asbury M. E
Eervicel
First Baptist
McKay
Lyle
T. James’ Church
T. James’ Episcopal Church
Oceanport Welcomes New School Principal
J and Meyers has returned from Pennsylvania to Oceanport to take up a position as principal in the school. The same school opens next Monday. F L Day Sr entertained friends on a fishing trip to Barne Bay. The party left Day's home early and traveled by auto. G W L May and family return to Plainfield after summer at port. William cneomene and family return to Brooklyn. Kathryn Joyce returns to Newark after visiting here. Mrs E M Haviland of New York returns after a day with her sister Mrs Douglas fiddle. Pupils who graduated last spring look forward to the opening of Chattle Hight at Long Standh to resume studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. & Meyers
Pennsylvania
Oceanport
F. L. Day, Sr
Barne Bay
Day
G. W. L. May
Plainfield
Port
William Cneomene
Brooklyn
Kathryn Joyce
Newark
E M. Haviland
New York
Douglas Fiddle
Chattle Hight
Long Standh
Peter
Harlem
Maxine Eliott
Mrs. Stowe
Topsy
Eva
Jes
Hippodrome
Sixth Avenue
America
Red Bank Handicap Shoot Yields Big Turnout and Tight Contests
The Riverside Gun Club hosted a large handicap shoot at West Red Bank with sixteen shooters. Harry C. Campbell won with a 25 handicap and 25 broke for 50, while Edward Von Katengell and Abe Bennett tied at 48. Bennett lost the shoot‑off by one third. Additional matches featured Dr. R. Browning Wilson defeating Harry Kingsland in a 25‑bird contest. Ivins, Von Kattegell, James, and Bennett head to Asbury Park to face Dayton, as Ivins, Von Kattegell, and James hold New Jersey three‑man titles.
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Riverside Gun Club
West Red Bank
Red Bank
Harry C.campbell
Edward von Katengell
Abe Bennett
Fair Haven
Bennett
E. von Kattengell
Gao
Eee Ye
Shanley
Sheppard
Johnson
Kingsland
Long
Cooper
R. Applegate
I. Applegate
Throckmorton
Garrison
Burrowes
R. Browning Wilson
Harry Kingsland
Wilson
Dr. Wilson
Albert Ivins
al Ivins
von Kattefigell
Frank James
Asbury Park
Dayton
Ites
Ivins
von Kattengell
James
New Jersey
Local Personal Notes From Town and Nearby Areas
Labor Day hosts Mr and Mrs J M Wageman of Poughkeepsie N Y welcomed by Mr and Mrs H C Reid of Dewey Street. Prof W A D Clark of Chattleigh school commercial dept arrived after vacation in Massachusetts. Mrs Thomas O Hanlon and daughter Cassie of Ocean Grove, formerly of this city, will winter in California. George A Steele Eatontown florist returned from Europe. Mr and Mrs S A Krause of Germany are living with W B Krause in Eatontown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Wageman
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
H. C. Reid
Dewey Street
W. A. D. Clark
Chattle \igh school
Massachusetts
Thomas O'Hanlon
Cassie O'Hanlon
Ocean Grove
California
George A. Steele
Eatontown
Europe
S. A. Krause
Germany
W. B. Krause
Atchison Man Drowns Himself In Cistern
Lebo Star reports an Atchison man took his own life by drowning in a cistern. The paper questions the motive and expresses moral outrage at the act and the circumstances surrounding the tragedy.
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Atchison
Westcott Endorses Fielder for New Jersey Governor
Judge John W. Westcott who spoke for Wilson at the Baltimore convention argues Gov James Fielder is best suited to continue reform in New Jersey. He cites Fielder's experience, honesty, open mind, and willingness to accept input as essential to advancing state progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
John W. Westcott
Wilson
Baltimore
Gov
Fielder
Westcott
New Jersey
James F. Fielder
Governor Fielder
Fire ravages Hot Springs district causing major losses
A spreading blaze driven by shifting winds destroyed wholesale houses and key structures in Hot Springs. Firefighters avoided looting as a citizens guard patrolled the burned area. The wind then drove the fire toward Malvern avenue, wiping out the Park Hotel and later consuming the new high school, Auditorium Theatre, Ozark Sanitarium, City Hall, jail, and courthouse.
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Malvern Avenue
Park Hotel
Auditorium Theatre
Ozark Sanitarium
Court House
Has Theory of Stonehenge by Harvard Professor
Professor Richard Norton of Harvard sustains a theory linking Stonehenge cyclopean blocks to similar erections in northern Africa. After research in Cyrene he presents reasons for his view challenging the Druids as sole authors and explaining monolith transport. The Daily Record note invites advertising.
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Norton
Harvard
North Africa
Richard Norton
Stonehenge
Africa
Cyrene
Cornwall
State Commissioner Explains New Law Chattle Chips
A longstanding school and licensing piece unfolds with updates on examinations and registrations, building improvements and staff changes at Chattle School. The State Commissioner clarifies licensing rules for stationary engineers and firemen, noting funding delays and the timeline for licenses and the license bureau.
Bryants Letter Explains Labor Department Action Limitation
A letter from Lewis T. Bryant Commissioner of Labor states the department cannot act further now due to lack of funds and authority. It says attention will shift to a possible bureau next spring and asks engineers and firemen not to request blanks from the department.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Department of Labor
Commissioner of Labor
Attorney-General's Department
Hiss Award Ends Theater Ejection Dispute in London
Alfred Pratt won 250 damages against Herbert Taylor after the Swan sea Assizes settled that a spectator can hiss disapproval in a music hall. Pratt hissed a song by Payne at Cardiff Empire Music, and was forcibly ejected by the venue’s management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Swansea
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Father and Son
Oceanport News
Harry C. Campbell
Edward von Kattengill
Hot Springs
The
Daily Record
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit
Cate
Chattle
Mr. Eldredge
Alexandria
Los Angeles
Henry T. Phillips
Lewis T. Bryant
Commissioner of
Labor
Annel
5Th Avenue Boots
Fifth Avenue
Steinbach
Arthur Voegtlin
Panama Canal
United States
Potash & Perlmutter
Montague Glass
Broadway
Kalamazoo
Syracuse
Sonses
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