Monmouth County Nurse Becomes Bride of Wealthy Merchant
In Keyport on May 8 Charles H. Patterson of this town married Rosalee St Hill a Brooklyn trained nurse. The ceremony took place quietly in Allentown Pa Patterson a New York commission merchant formerly married to Susan Wood now of New York and divorced Miss St Hill had helped at the Patterson home for years and the couple plan to reside in Reading Pa at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eprevil
NEWA
Keyport
Rosalee St. Hill
Brooklyn
Charles H. Patterson
Mr. Patterson
New York
Susan Wood
Miss Wood
Miss St. Hill
Patterson
Reading
Retiring Matawan Fire Chief Honored With Gold Badge
Matawan on May 8 reports retiring Chief Charles R. Stryker honored by the Matawan Fire Department. W A Fountain chaired the presentation, praising Stryker for three years of service. The badge is marked Presented by M F D May 1918 and faces his ex-chief title. Election of officers Tuesday night will be confirmed at the borough council meeting next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEWAS
Matawan
W. A. Fountain
C. R. Stryker
N. J
Benefit Entertainment at Keyport School Auditorium
A concert tomorrow afternoon at 2 45 in the Keyport hit school auditorium for the school music program and senior class. Recitations vocal music piano duets and grand opera selections on the Victor phonograph will be performed. A small admission fee will be charged. All invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyport
Hit School
Victor Phonograph
Freneau Social Visitors and Local Arrivals
Freneau hosts a series of visitors from New York and nearby towns. FreNeau resident Judd of Long Branch recently called. Mr. Lewis and two sons from New York visited Mrs. Harvest. Mrs. Punderford and Mrs. Miller were in town from New York. Mrs. Percy Langley and others lingered at Mrs. Up deGraff's in Cliffwood. The Lippincotts of Matawan called Monday. Arthur and William Hawkins spent the weekend at their home. Mr. and Mrs. Smith, staying at the Aberdeen hotel, plan to move to Locust Avenue today. J Courtney Punderford visited New York City Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. T. Judd
Long Branch
Freneau
Lewis
William
Kingsley
New York
Harvest
Punderford
Miller
Percy Langley
Harry van Iderstine
Charles Neialinger
Arthur
William Hawkins
Mrs. Smith
Aberdeen
Matawan
Locust Avenue
J. Courtney Punderford
New York City
TIZ Smaller Feet Offers Quick Relief for Sore Feet
An old advertisement touts TIZ as a cure for sore tender swollen and sweaty feet with calluses corns and bunions. It claims rapid improvement and claims thousands of women wear shoes a half size smaller after use. It inventories a money back guarantee and a free trial offer via Walter Lutherodge Co Chicago Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Cheney
Grundy Center
Iowa
Menerss
Walter Luther Odge & Co
Chicago
Keyport Man Not Fooled in Spanish Prison Scheme
A Keyport man avoided a fraud tied to the so called Spanish prisoner swindling game. A Kronprinz Wilhelm passenger named John Booth claimed to rescue a prisoner in Madrid and claim a large reward. David Mordecai of Keyport received a Madrid written letter offering a share of a trunk’s supposed millions, a scam Melting away as a long running ruse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snedal
Evening News
Keyport
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Bremen
New York
John Booth
Madrid
David Mordecai
Mordecai
Spain
Epworth League Social at Keyport Draws Applause
The Epworth League reception and social at Calvary M. E. church in Keyport drew a large audience Tuesday night. A charming program of musical numbers recitations readings and drill impressed attendees. After the event a social period followed with refreshments. A silver offering raised about $10. Credit goes to those who supervised the evening's arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyport
Epworth League
Calvary M. E. Church
Freneau Euchre Club closes season with prize winners
In Freneau on May 8 the Tuesday Evening Euchre Club met at Miss Ida Taylor’s home. First prize went to Mrs. Thompson and second to Miss Cottrell for decorated china. Refreshments included strawberries and cream. It was the season’s last meeting and all enjoyed a delightful evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freneau
Euchre Club
Ida ‘Taylor
Thompson
Cottrell
Keyport Community Notes Touch on Visitors and Local Events
Miss Edith V Walling visits in New York City while Mrs Thomas L Smith grooms a city visit. Salvation Army hosts open air meeting at Broad and Front, with Gospel Plough talk to follow. Local baseball journeys to Freehold. second team defeats Baptist Scout nine 11 to 7. Several residents travel, host parties, and road improvements near West Keyport. Evening News will publish updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith V. Walling
Front Street
May Walling
New York City
Thomas L. Smith
First Street
Salvation Army
Broad
Front Streets
Second Street
Rachel Bailey
Freehold
F. L. Schildknecht
Anna Osborn
Helen Osborn
East Orange
Baptist Scout
Mattie Butler
Broadway
Middletown
Harry Morlford
Child
Red Bank
West Keywort
Matawan Bridge
Misa Irene Butler
West Keyport
Edward Burlew
Mesers
James Jackson
Harold Holmes
Smith Gravatt
Auto Licenses Revoked In New Jersey Auto Bureau Action
In Trenton on May 8 Commissioner Job H. Lippincott revoked the auto driver license of Addison Perrine, a Hights town garage owner, who faced a manslaughter charge after a fatal crash last Saturday. Perrine remains on $10,000 bail for the Bernard Wishart death. The same official revoked Charles F. B. Gray of Irvington for a Westfield accident. Gray has left the state. Boch of Jersey City received a reprimand after a crash with Dr. D. L. Russell’s car in Jersey City. Others had charges dismissed or postponed as noted, including Collins of Summit and White of Paterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Addison Perrine
Hightstown
Job H. Lippincott
Department of Vehicles
Perrine
Bernard Wishart
Lippincott
Charles FB. Gray
Irvington
Gray
Westfield
George Boch
Jersey City
Boch
D. L. Russell
Bergen Avenue
R. M. Collins
Summit
Collins
Charles White
Paterson
White
Figures From Custom House During April Trade Shifts
Labor troubles in April forced ships to sail to New York for cargo discharge boosting New York bound imports by about 65000 dollars over direct imports. Direct foreign imports were 90170 for April and 1 080 005 for March while imports via New York were 153 273 in April versus 26 716 in March. Foreign exports were 162 119 in April against 229 757 in March. Domestic exports stood at 69046 in April and 112 613 in March. Direct port entries and coastwise entries are listed for April and March with similar declines and shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stacey M. Coutts
Mayor Garretson Asked to Attend Fire Prevention Congress
Mayor Garretson has received an invitation from the Fire Prevention Commission of Philadelphia to attend a national fire prevention congress in Philadelphia from October 13 to 18. Philadelphia officials launched a citywide fire prevention drive after March meetings highlighting losses of life and property. The mayor has not yet decided whether to send a city delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Garretson
Fire Prevention Commission of
Philadelphia
New York
Garretson
Studio Moves to 199 Smith Street
The Hager studio formerly at 159 Smith Street has moved to 199 Smith Street near McClellan Street and plans to reopen in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hager
Smith Street
McClellan Street
Motion Picture Congress Invites City Delegates
Newark hosts a motion picture congress at 3 PM next Tuesday to study exhibition regulation. Mayor Garretson and local groups are invited to appoint representatives to a state commission to propose legislation. The event gathers state church, women’s clubs, Holy Name, probation, settlement, and teachers organizations at 665 Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Garretson
Public Welfare Committee
Essex County
Newark
Emily
Broad Street
Garretson
State Federation of Churches
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Holy Name _ Society
State Probation Officers’ Association
State Settlement Association
State Teachers’ Association
State
Sideboard sale trims prices across several models
A local furniture offer lists regular prices for sideboards and their discounted rates. Regular 35.00 now 23.50. Regular 30.00 now 20.00. Regular 24.00 now 16.00. Regular 22.50 now 15.00. Regular 20.09 now 13.50. Regular 18.00 now 12.00.
Brass Beds Lacquered in Multiple Finishes Sale
Brass Beds offered in bright dull and combination finishes in any size. Regular prices listed 60 now 40. 52.50 now 35. 20 now 13.50. Limited stock and discount pricing.
Collective bodies cited in educational and charitable groups
Lists umbrella organizations including the Board of Education the State Conference of Charities and Corrections the New Jersey State Medical Association the Motion Picture Men's Association Jr O U A M the Y M C A and YWCA in a regional reference.
Mayor Shank Delighted by Potatoes Shower in Rockville
Special by Tatted Preas from Indianapolis May 8 Mayor Lew Shank famed for potatoes enjoyed a vegetable shower during a mono logue with Rockville minstrels between showers. Parke county truck farmers saw the gag as a compliment. He recalled his 16 year old stage turn as Little Eva, noting a ladder joke and a heckling child.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Lew Shank
Rockville
Parke County
Shank
Eva
Y M H A Plans Bellewood Park Excursion
The Y M H A arranged an outing to Bellewood Park at a meeting last night noting last year’s Bellewood trip was enjoyable and the same location was chosen again for this year’s excursion.
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Bellewood Park
Bellewood
Pinsemorgen Fest Sunday Observed by Frem Society
The Singing Society Frem plans a full day Pinse morgen fest with a 5 AM meet at New Brunswick avenue depot Lehigh Valley RR. They will march to Pine Grove for a 6 AM breakfast, play games, sing, return for an evening celebration with dancing at Lehigh Avenue hall. Members attend morning, wives invited evening. Alfred Hessner chairs refreshments committee.
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Denmark
Singing Society
Frem
New Brunswick Avenue
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Pine Grove
Lehigh Avenue
Alferd Hessner
Court Amboy Foresters discuss Newark convention plans
Court Amboy No. 58 Foresters of America received four applications for membership and finalized plans for the delegates to the annual Newark convention next Tuesday. Delegates include Martin F. Ryan P F Manton Hans Thompson J J Deveny Michial Patten and Nels Hanson. Court Standard No. 111 delegates are M. J. O'Hara A. R. DeLeon J. Beatty and T. B. Layden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Amboy
Foresters of America
Newark
Martin F. Ryan
P. F. Manton
Hans Thompson
J. J. Deveny
Michial Patten
Nels Hanson
Court Standard No
M. J. O'Hara
A. R. DeLeon
J. Beatty
T. B. Layden
Dresser Sale Offers Oak to Circassian Walnut Styles
A varied dresser sale lists oak, mahogany, birds eye maple, Circassian walnut options. Regular prices range from 75 to 20 dollars, with discounts to 23.50, 16.75, and 13.50 in a one third off promotional listing.
China Closets At One Third Off Sale Highlight
A local ad promotes a sale on China Closets featuring a full line in golden oak early English and oak finishes. Regular prices range from 13.50 to 45.00, with sale prices down to 16.00 and 30.00. Items include pieces previously 45.00 now 30.00 and 30.00 now 23.50.
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C. H. Patterson
Benefit Entertainment
TIZ
Freneau Euchre
Custom House
Bill
New York Sunday World
Paul West
Horlige
Horlick
Nemo
Our Corset Dept
The
Merit Store
Smith St
Perth Amboy
Alaska
Congress
State Wide Movement
Pinsemorgen Fest
Leon
State and
Smith
Aave
Perth
Amboy
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