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BANK REGISTER I YPLU-ME LXIX, NO BANK REGISTER i YPLU-ME LXIX, NO. 43. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, APRIL 17; 1947 SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 TO 12 Sea Bright Vets Herbert Gets St. James Mission Juvenile Problem Public Health I Four Properties Central Files New Demand Fences Machine Backing To Start April 27 Faces Eatontown Nursing Week' Have New Owners A parochial two-week mission; . The house at 31 St. Nicholas Commutation Rates Oif Riverfront For Senate Post customarily a biennial, occurrence For Solution Opens Monday , place, Red Bank, owned by Rus- in all Catholic churches, will open sell M, Steel, has been purchased in St. James church April 27, with by Victor S. Carson of Palo Alto, Legion Calls For E. Donald Sterner Votes Rev. Emanuel Duffy andj Rev. Jer- Passage Of Curfew Offices Open Cal., a civilian executive In Watson ome Gallagher, Order of Friars laboratories. Mr. and Mrs. Carson Loss Of Revenues, Increased Costs, Immediate Action To Nay—Mrs. Thompson Minor, in charge. The mission has Ordinance Suggested For Inspection have moved Into their new home. Protect Children been arranged by Very Rev. Bene- The, sale was made by Walker & Reasons For Boost Appeals , Refuses-To Vote dict J. .Dudley, director of OFM At Council Session Next Wednesday Tlndall, local realtors. missions In New York city. Sale of the house at 88 Main The recent tragedy at Sea Bright; Tho Jersey Central Lines an- With, no apparent chance to As usual, the first, week Is to be Mischievous acts by children Officials of the Red Bank Public street, Oceanport, for Mayor Sid- in which a five-year-old boy was wrest: the senatorial nomination for women only and the second bordering on vandalism, loitering Health Nursing association board nounced today that lt had filed drowned in the river, has resulted ney J, Beers to Mr, and Mis. Isaac Middletowners with the Interstate Commerce com. support of the Republican county, week for men. ' on the streets and creating dis- will .participate in special ceremon- M. Leighton of 47 Broad street, in a resolution being passed by Sea steering committee from Assembly- There will be masses In the turbance In the borough hall at ies marking Public Health Nursing mission and the New Jersey Public Bright post, American Legion, de- Eatontown, is also reported by the Utilities commission tariffs setting man J; Stanley Herbert, District church each week-day morning of late hours were among the charges week, when the local organization jSame firm. Mrs. Leighton conducts Forming A New manding that the borough council Court Judge Alton V. Evans, Long made in complaints received by marks the 70th, anniversary of tho up a complete new rate structure the mission at 6, 7 and 8 o'clock, | an antique shop in Eatontown. there take immediate steps to pro- Branch, withdrew as a candidate, with a brief instruction by one of Police Commissioner Fred S. Mor- founding of this work next week. for commutation fares on its linesi tect the 'children of the borough making the Saturday afternoon ris,'who brought up the matter for Open house will be. held next Wed- : William H. Heyer," Jr., mason Civic Group which would raise rates in most In- the missionaries at each of the . contractor, has sold the Heyer from the dangers" of the river by session of the committee a mere masses. consideration and action at a meet- nesday at the local nursing offices stances but reduce them in some. ' homestead on East i-oad, Bclford, the erection of a fence along the formality. The principal mission sermons Ing Friday night of the Eatontown in the borough hall, and board In announcing the. filing of the river bank at the end of all i to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Mac- Public Invited To Mr. Herbert received the support are to be delivered each evening at mayor and council. members will be on hand to an- 1 tariffs, Harry E. Yerkes, passenger streets, from Center street to the | Loan- of Leonardo. The buyer is as- of all steering committee members 8 o'clock when there will also be The councllmen expressed their swer questions concerning this ser- traffic manager, said: "Our present bridge. The resolution also states ! sociated with Western .Electric Attend Meeting present with the exception or E. rosary, sermon and benediction. personal views as to methods that vice for borough residents. 1 commutation, rate structure grew that "privately owned property company in a supervisory capacity. Donald Sterner of Colt's Neck, The sermons will be on "The Mean- might work out satisfactorily to Public health nursing is done in like. Topsy over a long period of that is accessible to the public bo i V, Arthur'Keegan's riouse In the who voted against him, and Mrs. ing of Our Destiny," "The Value of curb this form of juvenile delin-lRed Bank^under the direction of Next Tuesday Night time, and because of this, there aro made inaccessible, and that where | Mills tract at Port Monmouth has Geraldine L. Thompson of Lincroft, the Human Soul," "Hell," "Heaven," quency. One suggested that con- Miss Martiia Hanson, assisted by many discrepancies in the fares access to the river is necessary, I also been sold through the same who refused to vote. Supporting "Judgment," "The Evils of Sin," ferences be held with the ministers Misses Carolyn Caprioni, and A°gnes Fifty residents of Mlddletown charged. In some instances a per- gates be installed that cannot be j agency to Mrs. Kathleen D, Swccn- village and vicinity met Tuesday Mr. Herbert were Mrs. J. Albert "The Sanctity of Marriage and the and parent-teacher association Robbing, of the staff. Members of son traveling 15 miles pays as opened by children." j ey of Bayonne, night In the Township hall to for- VanSchoik and George W. Bray Home" and "Love for the Mother members in an effort to solve the the advisory committee are Miss much for a commutation ticket aa The Legion post, in a letter to the mulate plans for a new community a person traveling many miles fur- DoIf Read Bank, Howarow d W. Robert0De s of Our Lord." problem. Another thought much Florence Krldel and Mrs. Benjamin | council, places the responsibility on | ™ «"£• « »™ "• " "« Crate, chairmen; Mrs. George T. improvement association. Peter E. ther." . ' of New good might result by calling the the borough to see that protection ' Monmouth, J. Russell Linton, secreta'ry, and Mrs. John B. Fleming, King's Highway, was ap- He said that lower fares for long is furnished. ' , Woolley of West Long Branch, Al- attention of parents to the new i Three Local pointed chairman of a committee to bert Woolley of Long Bsanch, Ed- Allen, Mrs. Charles R. English, haul tradlc should encourage the The letter to the borough coun- Leonardo School state laws making them responsible Mrs.. Isabcllc Fraser, Mrs, Frank nominate members of a board of gar O. Murphy of Farmlngdale, for actions of their ch'ildren, It was development of outlying communi- cil la as follows: Groff and Mrs..Albert W, Worden, Realty Deals governors. Mr. Fleming's comlt- ties, and thus enable passengers to Richard W. Stout of Neptune, generally agreed that If the author- ' . AMERICAN LEGION Jr. tce wkjl report at a second meeting make greater utilization of Jersey George A. Smock, 2d., of Asbury Is Good For ities received the proper co-opera- Sea Bright Post, No. 318 The public health nursing pro- scheduled for the Township hall Centra] equipment. Park, Harold McDermott of Free- tion on the part of parents and Closed This Week next Tuesday, April 22, at 8:15 p. m. Sea Bright, N. J.. gram is a diversified one. Daily The new rate structure, which is hold, Mrs. Koselle F. Bucknum and children alike, the present situa- The meeting will be open to the April 12, 1947. 25 More Years bedside care is done on tin hourly designed as nearly as possible to Frank Diirand, jr., of Sea Girt, public, and all residents of the Mid- , Mayor and Council, ..tio. n could ,, be cleare, , d up withou, t basis, and four baby clinics are place tho Jersey Central's commu- and Edward C. Broege of Belmar. Two In Fair Haven— dletbwn village area are Invited Sea Brightg, , New Jersey. the necessity of taking more dras- hela monthIy, along VIth one check tation fares on tho same level as Mr. Herbert, who Is serving his Failing particularly to attend. Gentlemen: Survey States Plant tic action. Failing in these efforts clini-,|n,_c a„ wee,„..,k. naft ,,„,.„„„,borough, ,,„hall„ . „,,,Th„e those ot the New York, New Haven The tragic accident of a few days tenth term as assemblyman,- was it was intimated that as a last re- One In Atlantic Henry L. Kramer, temporary ago has brought to light a danger j backed from the start by Mr. Stout office is open daily for physical & Hartford railroad in Its New • • a • • _ B • • » • SJ1.1. Is Basically Safe tort it might become Imperative to examinations for pre-school chil- chairman of last Tuesday's meet- York and Boston areas, calls for to the children of this borough^that and hl3 Ncptune machine. Ho also Highlands pass a curfew ordinance. • dren, arranged by appointment on- ing, called for thouuhtful consider- the sale of five classes of commuta- But Needs /Kepairs Kenneth Hampton, .youth leader, !yi and patch testing Is done dally ation of a suitable name for the tion tickets. They arc: will not" be Wiaat'^mless "some- and 'he Sea Girt contingent. The The Ray Van Horn agency of new group, so that It might Include appeared before the council, re-] between 8 a.
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