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Red Bank Register Volume Lxx, No RED BANK REGISTER VOLUME LXX, NO. 50. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1948 SECTION ONE-PAGES 1 TO 12 She Was Sorry To William H. Travii Is Merchants Can't Final Session Of Red Bank Elks Leave Riverview Bernard Leach Weit Point Graduate Mrs. Julia Throckmorton, super- Bulkhead Work Agree On Summer Story Telling William H. Travis, son of Col. Take In Several intendent of Riverview hospital, Dies In Hospital and Mrs. Harrison G. Travis of 115 says that compliments in the form Ocean boulevard, Atlantic High- of personal calls, telephone calls Closing Of Stores Last Saturday land*, will graduate from the Unit- New Members and letters regarding the wonderful After Accident ed States Military academy at West treatment given patients at River- To Start Soon Point Tuesday, view hospital arc numerous and ex- Some Will Clote All Will Be Resumed To Have Delegations ceptionally gratifying to her and Lincroft Man Hurt her staff.' Day—Others Waiting At Public Library At National And However, It is unusual for pa- Fatally In Fall Former Dickman Boathouse To Be tients to say they are sorry in leav- To Make Decision In October Stale Reunions ing the hospital, Mrs. Throckmorton Frum Drawbridge stating that most of them are very Razed In Two Weeks, Say. Mr. White Th« retail trad* committee of the Twenty-seven small boys aed The semi-monthly meeting of the girls were on hand Saturday morn- glad to go home, even though they Bernard Leach, 35, of Swimming -•- Red Bank Community Chamber of Red Bank lodge of Elks will be have expressed their thanks for the Rivet road, Lincroft, Inspector of oriiin^ to plans Red Bank lj Commerce it having ltr hands full ng at the final session of the Sat- held at the Elks home on Broad urday morning story hour at the sympathetic and painstaking treat- bridges for the New York and T-ong H<:h<;rlulorl foy "the nRW look" alone? tndeavoring to get a definite deci- street, near Front, tonight when ment received. Branch railroad, illod lnst Thurs- it.s waterfront a^ wll as on Broad sion from the merchants as to the Eisner Memorial library, They the officers will appear in proper Street Repairs heard Mrs. John T. Simpson of Barbara Armstrong of Keyport, a day in Monmnuth Memorial hospi- street. Thr: borough council recent- tunmtr Wednesday closing between regalia to carry on the ritualistic recent patient in room 214, wrote tal after ho was Injured while ly awarded a bulkhead contract to> July 14 and August 28, Inclusive, Broad street tell "Nimble Jim," work ol the lodge, as well as con- 1 'The Magic Watermelon," Dick tho following note to Mrs. Throok- working on the Highlands railroad Thorn'!. * l'rottor company of Long Tha result* of the post card mm- aider several applications for mem- morton: bridge, At Shrewsbury Branch for $11,100. mer closing ballots which have been Whittlngton" and "The First Straw bership. Hat." They acted out "Nimble Jim," May 21, 194S. According to members of the i£nsl*ry M. White, superintendent returned to the chamber head- The June bulletin states that at familj, he was injured when a low of pilblir; woik.s, announced this quarter* chow the following stores with nearly all those present tak- Dear Mrs, Thi'ockmorton: To Cost $3,655 ing part. As they left the sun- the last meeting, William Henry Just a note to show my approclB- hanging clinln on a crane simrk wot>k thnt work on tho bulkhead specify they will close all day Rodgers of Pearl street, Red Bank; tlon of the wonderful care that I him on the right .shoulder and the would start ;i.i soon a.i the Procter Wednesdays: Abbey's Men's shop, porch, where the stories have been told, each child expressed a desire Grayson VanClcaf of MataWan, received at Riverview while having ri;:hl .iide of (he face anil knocked Siit|ihrii Low Ititldrr; company couitl obtain the necessary Admlra Beauty shop, John B. Allen Tommy Mazzacco of Shrewsbury my appendix out. It no doubt him from n piling. He landed on a m.itorwil.H. The bulkhead project in Shoe company, Peter Amarello, to return in October when th» and Carlton H. Poling of Keyport sounds odd for any patient to say story hour will be resumed, All the thnt they wero actually sorry to concrete pier anil Ml into thn wa- Tit Appoint Itotirtl; linnV nf thr- rnnmcip'il park is ex- Butler - Brown, Baynton'a Floor Were welcomed as new members. ter. Honnltnl authorities report ha frti-d tu !n; llr.i.-'hrd by Any tat 1, Covering, Clayton and Magee, Cot- children received lolly-pops as part- leave Ihc hospital —but 1 really was ing gifU. Miss Dorothy Rogers The lodge has received communi- sorrv to leave. Tho constant activ- received multiple, inreratlona of ICiorilan <M'I« Variance uTordin*,' v> Mi". White, and tho tage Pet shop, D. and H. Paint com- cations lately from Louis Sobcl of tho head and a skull fracture. rest of the liulkhi-arlinR is to be pany, Corn's Photo shop, Huber's and Miss Florence K. Kridel assbst- ity made ench day in itself interest- ed with the children. X218'.s! South Roxbury drive, Los ing—nnd tho cheerfulness nnd Mr. Leach was taken nut of the •ompliited l>y Ueccmher 1, said the Hen's shop, Kridel's, Milady's Purse Angeles, and John Cantillion, a thoughtfulness of the nurses ;ind The C H. Kutphen company was This hour for children between water by fellow workmen and re- dochired low bliklnr at Shrewsbury superintendent. and Vanity shop, Albert S. Miller past exalted ruler of Red Bank the help—the excellent food—nnd The new huikhead will extend Shot company, Raciti, Jewelers; the ages of four and eight was lodge, who resides in Honolulu. the kind consideration of everyone moved to the hospital. He was Tuesday nltfht. They will build anil sponsored by the Red Bank-Key- William H. Travis there certainly helped to m»Uo my working on a portion of the bridge rnpnii strcctH In that borough «L from Iiwin'.-i lin.it workH to the Reed's Jewelers, Reussllle's, Red At the June 17 meeting Dr. Sam- which is no longer used by Die Monmuulh Bout club property, a Bank Pet shop, sterling Furniture port group of the Monmouth coun- uel A. Loveman, past commander, stay at Riverview most pleasant. n cost of $3,655. ty branch of the American Associa- An appointee of Representative If Sincerely, railroad. distance ot U70 feet. It will be company, Snyder's Mercantile, Inc., Cliff Clevenger of Ohio. Cadet Tra- Department of New Jersey, Ameri- As JiorouRh Engineer George Al- built of l.Vfoot pi'lnK as compared Su-Fashloni, Straus company, Taf- tion of University Women in co- can Legion, will be the guest Barbara Armstrong. Mr. Leach was born at New Man- len and Borough Attorney Leon operation with the trustees of the vis attended Canterbury school, mouth, son of Mr. and Mrs. PatricJc to the old bulkhead piling of 30 sun's, Shoes; Tetleys', Town and New Milford, Conn., Red Bank speaker. Reussilie checked specifications of feet. The pillnK will be spaced five Country shop, Tusting Piano com- Red Bank free public library. It The annual reunion of the state Leach. Mrs. Lcncn is postmaster at tho Sutphnn contract, tho Mayor pany, Winter's Pur ahop and Lor- has just completed its second year. Catholic high school, Sullivan's Mew Monmouth. He graduated and council passed an ordinance ft;et apart Inslend of six, and 24- Beginning January 17 it was held school, Washington, D. C, and lodge of Elks will be held in Long War Memorial from Red Bank Catholic high foot sheathing will be used as com- atan atudio. Princeton university. A private in Branch Sunday, June 20, with the appropriating $2,500 for the work. pared to lft-foot sheathing In the for 20 consecutive weekB, with an school nnd began working for the Oilier business of the session In- The following stores specify they average attendance of 40 children. the U. S. Army Reserve corps, national convention of the organi- railroad in 1936. Hla father Is a re- present imlkheiul. The amount of will close half a day Wednesdays: Cadir. Travis held the rank of ser- zation in Philadelphia starting At Shrewsbury cluded: unchur piling will be double that Seventy different stories were told, July i. A gland parade Is sched- tired railroad carpenter. Approval of an ordinance on dog J. B. Anderson, Acme Furniture in addition to numerous poems. geant at West Point and played on He married the former Miss Ade- presently used. All piling and lum- company, Camera, shop, China and the Lacrosse team, winning several uled for Thursday, July 8. The Red regulations. Mnin change to the ber will be treated with creosote. The story tellers were Mrs. John Bank lodge la planning to be rep- To Kcplacc Honor Roll line McGrory of Colt's Neck in Sep- previous law IH tho extension of Class shop, Colorlte company, ath'etic letters. He was a member tember, 1940, The couplo then re- Tho bulkhead will extend seven feet Dean's, Fabric Fair, Louis Furst, T. Simpson, Mrs. William L. Rus- of tho Catholic choir, the Ski club resented at tho reunion and con- With Miniulure I'urk Uift appointive <)owern of tho ma- alwve mean low water. Footcraft shoes, Fishman furs, sell, Jr., Mrs. John Van der Voort, and was associate editor of the vention.
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