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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1910

Page

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Mrs Morford Buried Former Long Branch Resident

The body of Mrs Sarah Ann Morford widow of Hon John A Morford arrived in Long Branch from New Britain Conn. at 12 10 pm. Funeral services were held at the First Reformed Church where Rev F K Shield praised her fifty years of good works in the city during her ninety seven years.

Long Branch West Long Branch Sarah Ann Morford John A. Morford New Britain Conn William H. Morris, Jr First Reformed Church F. K. Shield

Simple funeral for Roy Campbell at Christ Church Shrewsbury

A quiet service marked the burial of William Roy Campbell in Christ Church churchyard. Relatives friends and church members from St James Long Branch gathered after a private wake at F B Higginsons Eatontown home. The rites led by Rev Frederick P Swezey and Rev J B Math featured hymns Jerusalem the Golden and Abide With Me. The ceremony honored a life described as singularly beautiful noble and pure.

William Roy Campbell Christ Church Shrewsbury Higginson Eatontown RE. Briggs Nash St James’ Church Long Branch Frederick P. Swezey J. B. Math Mr. Campbell Charles N. Woolley Arthur P. Hull Edward Reisner Clifton L. Morris Long Branch Church

Captured many prizes Miss Maude Van Note wins at Red Bank fair

Miss Maude T. Van Note of this city swept hand painted china prizes at the Red Bank fair securing six firsts nine entries two seconds and one third plus ribbons and over 20 dollars in cash. Her work earned strong praise amid competition from teachers of china painting. Old Soldiers Here on Visit at Kearney Soldiers Home guest Miller misread reunion date. He plans to attend next Wednesday at St Luke’s M E Church reunion.

Maude T. van Note Miss van Note Odeon Miller Kearney N. J St. Luke's M. FB. Church

Weather forecast and remarriage at Spring Lake

The Weather Bureau predicts thirty six hours of cloudiness and showers in New Jersey with cooler intervals. John Howland and Helen O’Brien plan to remarry at Spring Lake, after eloping and returning with Helen’s sister Marie. The cottage is leased until October 1 and Mrs Howland may stay there. Sexton Bros undertakers at 518 Broadway handle services.

U. S Weather Bureau Sp.m New Jersey John Howland Helen O'Brien Spring Lake Helen Marie Maplé Avenue

Attendance breaks records at Third Red Bank Fair

Everybody's Day drew about ten thousand visitors to Monmouth County Fair with strong crowds around cattle, sheep, swine, poultry, and exhibits. A parade of children in costume and a horse race program highlighted events. Anna West won a class prize riding a Shetland pony, receiving a $20 gold piece and a silver cup. Racing drew thousands. judges and owners awarded prizes in late hours.

Monmouth County Fair Department S Robert Hartshorne Richard Hurd Lillian Bliss Anna F. West J. Pliman West Long Branch Locust Esther B Frances Signal Flushing Dawson Dillon Bell Maid Mount Holly Jaro Lem Ketcham Best Maid B. m W. K. Kelly Red Bank Mais Flushing B. G Charles . G. DuBois Dory P J. Bennett Tinton Falls E. Bodenweiser Newark Pit- Wmh Stobiogh Theodore Pope Freehold Jack Axworthy J. Howard Rummel Asbury Park S.m. Bowen & Son Mt. Holly Bob Jaro

Monument to Charles L Walters Planned at Hightstown

A monument will be unveiled in Hightstown on October 25 to honor Charles L Walters, former Assembly member and father of the law requiring the flag to fly over all schoolhouses. The event is led by the State Council Jr O U A M, with Monmouth County members forming the Walters Monument Committee. Walters served as postmaster and mayor of Sea Bright and was a notable builder.

Hightstown Charles L. Walters Assembly State Council Jr O. U. Alm Walters Yes Highstown Monmouth County Sea Bright

Veterans Jewels for Odd Fellows Anniversary

Empire Lodge No 174 Odd Fellows plans a September 29 Hicks Hall gala in Long Branch to mark its 37th anniversary. Grand Master T Elvin English and NJ Rebekah Assembly leaders will attend. jewels will honor six 50 plus year members including Henry Hackman and Albert Embley. A committee will organize visits, entertainment, and refreshments for members and invited guests.

Empire Lodge Hicks' Hall Long Branch Odd Fellows T. Elvin English New Jersey Rebekah Assembly Rebekah David H. Whalley Charles L. Williams Joel H. Burchell Henry Hackman A. B. Morris William A. Dennis R. C. Anderson Thomas D. Bazley Albert Embley Mr. Bazley Grand Mayer English

Great Tenor to Sing Were at St Luke’s Morning and Evening

Renowned gospel tenor Leon Rice, acclaimed for a captivating voice and magnetic stage presence, will perform at St Luke’s M. EK Church next Sunday morning and evening. A Monmouth Memorial Hospital auxiliary meeting at Mrs Henry Irwin’s Union Avenue home last week saw tag day receipts of about 1 409 dollars shared by the groups. The Chamberlain Metal Weather Strip is advertised as the result of 15 years of study under top U S engineers. W F Carley, agent, 146 Perk Y jon avenue.

Leon Rice St. Luke’s M. EK Monmouth Memorial Hospital Long Branch Society For the Improvement of the Union Avenue Henry Irwin Joly Auth Chamberlain U.S F. Carley Pera Jon Ave

Rumson Council Vows Fight Mosquitoes To End Malaria

Rumson board of health plans drastic action to wipe out malaria by draining three ponds Knox pond Tredwell pond and Pannaci pond. Officials from the state board of health report wrigglers breed malaria and must be killed before a new crop of mosquitoes takes wing.

Rumson Board of Health State Board of Health

New Sun Parlors For Hospital Here

Sun parlors for convalescent patients will be built at once at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. The M. V. Poole Company of West Long Branch won the contract, an immense brick structure will house hospital equipment. Two story front sun parlors with porch and port cochere, rear sun parlors one story. Brick centers and glass enclosures, year round use. Total cost will reach about $30,000 after current improvements. Architect Leon Cubberley donated services.

Monmouth Memorial Hospital Board of Governors M. V. Poole Company West Long Branch M. V. Poole Leon Cubberley

Fight Ends With Stabbings in First Avenue Home

Robert Creig and William Kager clashed in Kager’s First Avenue residence yesterday afternoon. Patrolman Edwards intervened as Creig suffered multiple facial stab wounds requiring stitches. Both men jailed. Creig treated at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Recorder Van Dor en arraigned them, fining Creig $15 after he claimed he fell on a stove.

Robert Creig William Kager First Avenue Edwards Creig Monmouth Memorial Hospital van Doren Charles Bass Errickson Harry Wilson

Red Bank Post Office Postmaster Details Improvements

Louis Y. Manning, postmaster at Red Bank since March 1 1909, has overseen staff growth and a new post office building contract. Red Bank mail handling includes four daily deliveries, Sunday hours, and annual business near $30,000, with extensive weekday mail inbound and outbound. London Bow Street Court hears Crippen Lenéve case with witnesses noting Belle Tmore ties. no Lenève confession. adjournment to September 14.

Louis Y. Manning Red Bank London Bow Street Court Crippen-Leneve Smythson Belle Tmore Miss Lenove Mrs. Crippen

Melee Barn Dance Boosts Star of the Sea Fund

Mrs. Owen Melee hosted a barn dance at her Branchport avenue home attracting over 160 people from out of town. The four hour event featured lanterns, flags and farm products with music by Dennett and Arthur. Proceeds supported the Star of the Sea Church building fund for a new factory in Chelsea avenue, near the church.

Star of the Sea Church Building Fund Owen Melee Branchport Avenue Melee Messrs Dennett Arthur

Worden Cousins Take Brief Forked River Stay

C Worden Grooms and his cousin Albert Worden Jr of Red Bank spent from Saturday until Tuesday fishing at Barnegat near Forked River. The pair enjoyed a short seaside sojourn during their trip.

C. Worden Grooms Albert Worden, Jr Red Bank Forked River Barnegat

Tetley Refuses Role in The Beauty Show Burlesque

Fred Tetley son of John T Tetley a Red Bank Republican nominee for mayorality refused an engagement with The Beauty Show burlesque production. He was wanted to fill a light comedy part but declined preferring another production.

Fred Tetley John T. Tetley Red Bank Temayorality Mr. Tetley

Big Picnic Tomorrow At Point Pleasant

St Luke's Sunday School members plan a large outing to Point Pleasant on the banks of the Manasquan river. The excursion train departs Branchport at 9, Long Branch 9.0, and West End 9.0 with a round trip fare of 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children. return from Point Pleasant at 4:20. An additional special via New Jersey Central goes to Hudson, West Point, and Newburgh with round trip 1.50, departing Long Branch at 7:45.

St. Luke's Point Pleasant Manasquan River Branchport Station Long Branch West End Hudson West Point Newburgh New Jersey Central

Harmless Auto Collision on Ocean Avenue

Two cars speed along Ocean Avenue late last night collided while turning Exchange Place side by side. An Oakland touring car lost two wheels but occupants remained unseated. The damaged car had been rented from Ed. von Kattengill's Red Bank garage. He rushed over with substitute wheels, then returned home. The wreck occurred around two o'clock.

Ocean Avenue Exchange Place Oakland Ed. von Kattengill Red Bank von Kattengill

Elkins Engagement Off Again in Wheeling

In Wheeling West Virginia Senator Stephen Elkins confirms the engagement and marriage of his daughter Katherine to the Duke Abruzzi has been definitively called off. The hurricane in San Juan Puerto Rico claims over a score of lives and massive property loss. Price's Hotel hosts Adah Chapter Eastern Star clambake with prominent visitors expected. Highlands carnival aftermath brings somber mood ahead of automobile races and hill climbs with multiple classes and prize events detailed for stock and amateur cars.

Wheeling W. Va Stephen Elkins Katherine Abruzzi San Juan P. R Adah Order of the Eastern Star Price Highlands R. Horace Curtis Newcomb St. Malachi’s Tvents Hivent

Asbury Park Clambake and Fire Chief Candidate News

At Price's Hotel Pleasure Bay the State Funeral Directors' Association meeting was celebrated with a 150-cover clambake. Poultry exhibitor Charles Jehl won multiple prizes at Red Bank fair prompting a Red Bank breeder to buy his breeding pen. William N. Ousterman seeks second assistant chief of Long Branch fire department with company endorsement. A North Log Branch depot burglar scare proved unfounded as light was left by railroad workers. Crippled Children's Summer Home in Oakhurst closed. 106 members head to New York for winter home. Lang's Red Bank serves homemade peach and coffee ice cream.

Jehl Charles Jehl Red Bank William N. Ousterman Oliver Byron Engine Company Long Branch Fire Department Ousterman North Log Branch Martin Oakhurst Charles Street New York Elberon

Stork Visita Hoyt Home Arrives In Eight Days

Eight days ago a girl was born at the Atlantic avenue home of Mr and Mrs Marshal Hoyt. The Hoyt & Francis store boys offered restrained congratulations.

Atlantic Avenue Marshal Hoyt Hoyt & Francis

Poultry exhibitor wins prizes at Monmouth County Fair

Roy Joline, exhibitor in the poultry department, displays prize ribbons in Hoyt and Francis window on Atlantic Avenue. The young fancier is proud of his winnings while the fair shows creditable results. A hospital pin marked M. C. 1902 and a wallpaper sale at Goldens are also mentioned in the scattered note.

Roy Joline Hoyt and Francis Atlantic Avenue

Also Mentioned on This Page

Roy Campbell Weather Bureau Forecast Sexton Bros., Undertakers and Eatbalmers Broadway Tel L. B Greef Slocum's Rumson Council C. A. Johnson's Miss LE Neve Crippen RED Bank P.O Manning Star of Sea Church Borough Elkins Eastern Star Lang's Red Bank, i Stork M. M. Hospital M. C Mattie Croxon Second Ave the & Price Golden’s
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