Monmouth County Sunday School Association Meet at Middletown
The fifty first annual meeting of the Monmouth County Sunday School Association will be held at the Reformed Church in Middletown on Thursday September 29 with four sessions starting in the morning and continuing at noon two and 7 45 p m The program includes talks by Rev G M Conover Louis Koehler and other officials with addresses on wider outlook definite aims and the challenge of adolescence and a world Sunday school convention update
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Monmouth County Sunday-school Association
The
Reformed Church
Middletown
Teane B. White
Oakhurst
J. H. Denise
Freehold
H. W. Bucky
Marlboro
G. M. Conover
Louis Koehler
J. C. Forbes
A. White
Alice B. Hamlin
Samuel Bower
C. A. Brown
Francis H. Green
Koehler
W. A. Fountain
Highlands Boy Loses Arm in Schoolyard Accident
Thirteen year old William McGarry of Highlands lost his left arm above the elbow after a see-saw incident at Highlands School. He underwent surgery at Mount Memorial Hospital and is reported in good condition. His mother, away in New York, returned to learn of the accident and the arm’s amputation.
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James McGarry
Highlands
William
Highlands School
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Charles
Reed
Howland
Couee
Samuel Corss
New York
Mt. Olivet
McGarry
Hay Avenue
Allgor Convicted of Criminal Libel Defiant After Verdict
James M. Allgor was found guilty of criminal libel after a trial before Judge Foster. Allgor vowed to seek a writ of error and appeal. He claimed truth in his publications and attacked the men named in the suit as justifying his actions. The incident featured his taunting post card display and a lingering defiant demeanor throughout the proceedings.
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James M. Allgor
Foster
Aliger
Allan Strong
Allgor
Allger
Strong
Lis Fence
Rumson
Encores Highlight Rice Recital at Long Branch Church
Tenor Leon Rite drew about twelve hundred fans at St. Luke's Church in Long Branch for a largely successful song recital. His wife Mrs Jenie Caesar Rice and assistants Miss Parslow Miss Rees and Miss Stein joined readings and recitations after which four encores were demanded by an eager audience. The event, directed by the Ladies Aid Society, drew many visitors from Red Bank and Asbury Park and ends with plans for an engagement in Worcester Massachusetts.
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Leon Rite
St. Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church
Jenie Caesar Rice
Constaello A. Parslow
Adelaide Rees
Nora Stein
Msic
Long Branch
Rice
Miss Parslow
Miss Rees
Miss Stein
Virginia
Mr. Rice
Wells
Mighty Lake
Rose
Nevin
Pretty Jane
Bishop
Ladies’ Aid Society
Red Bank
Asbury Park
Worcester
Mass
Green Stamps Free Today At Goldstein's Demonstration
Today Green Trading Stamps are offered free to customers who apply with a Goldstein's demonstrator. A note mentions a fun evening with entertainment including a dancing tree vaudeville and pictures at Ocean Bark Ca Sino, with prices listed at 15 cents and 10 to 15 cents for items.
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Dow
Ocean Bark Casino
Dancing Tree
Automobile and wagon clash in Red Bank Massachusetts tour ends in crash
In Boston a touring car owned by Dr. A W Chappelle struck a sanitary wagon on East Ernm avenue injuring driver John Nelson. The incident stemmed from a dispute between William Cooper and Henry Amy over blame, with both parties visiting Recorder Sickles to seek resolution, then leaving unresolved.
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Boston
Mass
A. W. Chappelle
Red Bank
N. J
Easterm Avenue
Wharf
John Nelson
Spencer Avenue
Chelsea
Mr. Chappelle
Dr. Chappelle
Local pharmacists change positions in Highlands and Lakewood
Edward M. Givens of Highlands resigns from Johnson Pharmacy after two years to take a managerial post at Lakewood with his family. Ira Smith, former assistant manager at Bridge Pharmacy, will relocate to Freehold for the winter following a two week vacation.
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Edward M. Givens
Highlands
Johnson
Lakewood
Ira Smith
Bridge Pharmacy
Freehold
Normandie by the Sea Closes After Successful Season
The Normandie by the Sea closed its doors for the year after a very successful season. Rumors say improvements to the hotel and water front will be completed before it reopens next year.
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Normandie-by-the-Sea
Judge Foster Hosts Progressive Board Party at Highland Avenue
Judge John EB Poster entertained nearly forty friends at his Highland avenue home in Atlantic Highlands for a progressive board party. A pleasant evening concluded with a seasonable supper.
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John EB. Poster
Highland Avenue
Atlantic Highlands
Progressive Board
Weather Bureau Forecast For New Jersey
The Weather Bureau projects fair weather tonight and Sunday in New Jersey with rising temperatures Sunday. Winds to become light and variable.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Demonstrator at Goldstein's to Redeem Green Stamps
A Green Trading Stamps demonstrator will be at Goldstein's today to redeem coupons tobacco figs and labels for Green stamps. Advertise in the Daily Record.
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Goldstein's
H. Green
Two Local Victims on Railroad In Long Series of Mishaps
A 21 year old Italian, Donato Giorgio of Long Branch, was killed by a Pennsylvania express near Broad street crossing Red Bank while reballasting. Aaron Martin, a boss carpenter, died hours after being run down Thursday. Coroner Sickles oversaw the scene and burial arrangements.
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Donato Giorgio
Long Branch
Broad Street
Red Bank
Aaron Martin
Giorgio
John Horn
Branchport Avenue
Bine
John 4. Sickles
Navesink
Sickles
Harry C. Fay
John W. Klock
Ciorgio
Italy
Court
Victor Immanuel
No. 180
Foresters of America
Church of the Holy Trinity
Mount Carmel
West Long Branch
Hyer & Miock
Fifteen Years of Married Life Celebrated at Scarboro Hotel
Mr and Mrs Louis Victor Kahn marked fifteen years of marriage with a Scarboro Hotel anniversary dinner attended by family friends and civic figures. Rev Leo Mannheimer acted as toastmaster as guests toasted the couple before leaving late in the evening. The Kahns, longtime Long Branch residents, will keep the Scarboro open for winter guests while the hotel undergoes modernization costing several thousand dollars.
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Scarboro Hotel
Louis Victor Kahn
Scarboro
Leo Mannheimer
Paterson
Alfred Fantl
H. Moss
Lee Leon
Hortense Plack
Frank McDermit
Mildred McDermit
Karl Heller
Heller
Charles Spilka
Samuel R. Rosoff
B. A. Levine
Willie HK. Dobbins
Senator McDermit
M. Levine
Rosoff
Dobbins
Fantl
Kahn
Long Branch
Street Cleaner in Court with Abusive Disorderly Conduct Charge
Street Commissioner John Hines testified in Recorder's court against William Wainwright, contractor for street cleaning. The case centered on sweeping without proper sprinkling on Third avenue. Wainwright allegedly used expressive language and was taken to City Hall, later released to await morning hearing. Recorder Van Doren suspended sentence. City Council may investigate.
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John Hines
Recorder's Court
William Wainwright
Hines
Third Avenue
Wainwright
Edwards
City Hall
van Doren
Tearing Down Old Morford Home in Broad Street
Housemover C A Wright of Kensington Park tears down the old Morford homestead in Broadway Long Branch one of the oldest, built about a century and a quarter ago. The late Mrs Morford died recently at New Britain Conn Mrs V N Wilson has lived there for years. Mount Olivet Baptist Church holds prayer meeting 630 am preaching 1045 am and 8 pm Sunday School 230 pm Bible recess every Friday Rev EB Redd pastor all welcome.
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C. A. Wright
Kensington Park
Morford
Broadway
Long Branch
New Britain
Cont
V. N. Wilson
Mount Olivet Baptist Church
Ree
EB. Redd
Burglar Scare at Elberon Hotel
A burglar scare at the Elberon Hotel prompted a police alert after a man loitered on the grounds. Night watchman Harry Williams could not identify him as the intruder fled without attempting entry.
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Elberon Hotel
Harry Williams
1911 Franklin automobile on display for sale
A 1911 Franklin car with record noted in another column is offered for sale for demonstration purposes. Price and demonstration details available on request from V. L. Voorhees at New Brunswick New Jersey. Advertised in the Daily Record.
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Franklin Automobile
Voorhees
New Brunswick
N. J
Trolley Extension Opens North Long Branch Route
Residents in North Long Branch cheered as an electric trolley car finally ran along Atlantic avenue to the N J Southern Railroad cross ing after months of delays. Car No 44 from Asbury Park set the pace with motorman William DeBoise and conductor J B Rhoda aboard under supervision, signaling a new terminal and daily service later this afternoon with light traffic.
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North Long Branch
Atlantic Avenue
N. J. Southern
Pleasure Bay
Thin City
Asbury Park
William DeBoise
J. B. Rhoda
H. Caplinger
Patten Avenue
S. Hirschfeld
Foul play suspected in Keansburg death
Arthur C. Hay of Keansburg died after an apparent accidental ingestion of carbolic acid. His wife and son found him unconscious at home. Dr. Roberts declared death due to accidental poisoning. Undertaker Bedle to handle arrangements. Masons resume work with Standard Chapter, Long Branch, and Abacus lodges set to meet next week.
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Arthur C. Hay
Keansburg
Undertaker Bedle
Keyport
Masonic Hall
Long Branch
Abacus
New Meat Market Opens in Reisner Building
Frank Chapman operates a new meat market in the Reisner building with a white finished interior for a clean neat appearance. The ad promotes thermos bottles for keeping coffee hot this winter by Jacob Steinbach.
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Frank Chapman
Reisner Building
Jacob Steinbach
Bargain Wall Paper Sale at A. F. Golden 579 Broadway
Sample book dealers not included. Barker stock selling at a price lower than wholesale. Offer to sell your share of these bargains. A. F. Golden advertises at 579 Broadway. Siege.
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Barker
A. F. Golden
Broadway
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G. H. Neal
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L. B
St. Luke's
Consuelo A. Parslow
Reichardt
Ed Whittier
Wing
Maud
Balfe
Cornelius
Norma Stein
Marshall
Aux Italiens
Meredith
Hammond
I.esseseeseeees
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Mrs. Chappelle
W. Harold Powers
Massachusetts
James H. Sickles
William Cooper
Henry Amy
Oceanic
Wall Street
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Nickerbocker
Normandie by-the-Sea
Judge Foster
Weather Bureau Forecast
Daily Record
Red Bank Crossing
Morgan Trolley Pas
Senger
Thomas Dewitt
Lippincott Avenue
Central Railroad
Dewitt
Morgan
Cheesequake Creek
Central
Eatontown
Edward Carlisle
Lwon B. Ayers
Newark
Fannie Rogers
Laura Rogers
Rockwell Avenue
Asa
Comptroller's Office
Arthur C. Morris
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