30 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1910
Page
1
Rev B Morris urges Jewish brethren to observe Rosh Hashanah from sundown Monday to Wednesday and seek justice and safety for Russian Jews, immigrants, and the afflicted. He asks for peace, virtue, Sabbath sanctity, and relief from persecution as 5671 begins with health and strength and charitable deeds.
Mrs. Julia Agnes Emmons of Matawan died at her mother’s home in Leonard Avenue near Atlantic Highlands at four this morning from dropsy and complications. She was 30, married seven years to Lee Emmons, and survived by her mother and three brothers and two sisters, with two brothers previously deceased in train accidents. Funeral at St. Agnes’ Church Atlantic Highlands with a solemn high mass. interment Mont Olivet.
In Freehold area near Manasquan a car crash injured Mrs. Joseph McDermott and Mrs. Samuel Waitt after the driver tried to remove a cat from Mrs. McDermott’s shoulder. Mrs. McDermott suffered a fractured collarbone and hip injury. Mrs. Waitt had bruises. The driver escaped with a bruised arm.
J. B. Hosford, the Chapel Hill magnate, has added 58 acres from the Leonard tract and is surveying the new acquisitions. He intends to enclose the entire property with an old fashioned hewed log fence.
The sale of the furnishings of the old East View House at Highlands concluded yesterday afternoon. Martin Gerbrach, the owner, realized $1,124 from the auction.
Dr. C. C. Thompson, five years in Cassville Ocean County practice, will open an office at Matawan tomorrow. Other items note shoe sale at Frey Harris and an amateur Edward MacGregor debuting tonight at Broadway Theatre.
The Monmouth County Sunday School Association held its annual convention at the Reformed Church in Middletown. Miss Alice B. Hamlin spoke on the adolescence challenge, and W A Fountain discussed the Washington world convention. Officers reelected included Isaac B. White as president and Rev. Samuel Bower as treasurer.
At the Morton Slocum wedding Wednesday the bridegroom and bride boarded a car and train to Atlantic City from Red Bank, eluding prank players Tomorrow Only. The page also advertises Hicks' chocolate peppermints, Slater's meat specials, home-made sausage, two houses for rent, a coal price rise, and a New Jersey Central excursion from Long Branch.
Red Bank hosts a major Democratic event with delegates from Monmouth Middlesex and Ocean counties meeting at Borough Hall Monmouth Street at 1 p m to nominate a candidate to oppose Uncle Benny Howell. A Wilson reception follows at the Frick Lyceum with Dr Woodrow Wilson and Frank Katzenbach speaking. 2000 seats available at the Lyceum and a large turnout expected.
The Weather Bureau predicts fair conditions in New Jersey tonight and Saturday with warmer temperatures. Light variable winds veer to south as the weekend progresses.
Local fraternal group Six Odd Fellows marked 35 years of membership as the order honored long service members. The event highlighted loyalty to the lodge and its community activities.
The New Brunswick District Epworth League convenes October 12 and 13 at Farmingdale Methodist Church with Rev. F A DeMaris presiding. Speakers include Dr. George H. Neal Rev. George T. Hillman Rev. O S Duffield and Rev. J Morgan Read. Delegates may secure lodging and breakfast at no cost.
Empire Lodge No 174 celebrated its 37th anniversary in Hicks Hall presenting six members with 35 year veteran jewels for faithful service. Hackman and Morris received charter member marks. Bazley was honored posthumously by committee. Grand Master English officiated with 200 attendees and visiting dignitaries.
Mrs Eliza Ann Campbell wife of former Councilman James Campbell died at her Norwood avenue home after a battle with pneumonia. She endured diabetes for years and died with her son Dr William K Campbell at her side. Funeral at 2 p m Sunday from the Campbell residence with Rev George F Neal officiating. Burial at Glenwood Cemetery. She leaves six children three of whom survive Ada M William King Campbell and James Campbell Jr. She was an active member of St Luke's Church and Ladies Aid Society. Her husband is recovering from illness and friends offer sympathy.
William H. Lewis Jr., eleven, son of a Branchport boat builder, died yesterday afternoon at his home 479 Atlantic Avenue after a bruised knee worsened into tuberculous perineum. He had attended St Luke's Sunday School and was to enter grammar school. Funeral Monday at two at home with Dr H G Neal officiating. interment Glenwood under Hyer and Flock.
Travel rate advertisement lists low fares from New Jersey Central lines to New Orleans with Sept to Oct 14 1010 dates. Step-offs allowed baggage checked through sleeping car berths reserved and information through Ira E B Whyte Asbury Park D P A. Low rates to all points and contact numbers 220 222 224 225 227 229. Also a separate sales blurb for Slater's meat on Broadway.
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