The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-07-22
FREEHOLD


ces, full operation for the removal of his
tonslls.
Prof. H. j. Whitman and family
have just retl rned from a two weeks
stay with relatives in Penr sylvania.
Miss Shirly Mintz cave birthday
party at her home on l0n Center street
celebrating her 18th Dir hday. Among
I'll. ose present were, Sol Lopaton. Her
man Davidofsky, Harry Horowitz,
Louis Barst and his sister, Ann, Mr..
and Mrs. Seidel and others from New
brunswick and Trenton.
DIR. =. F. Ludlow and some o. his
frien S caught IS tuna fish Sunday.
These fish weighed from Is to 30 pounds
each. They were caught Is miles
south east OF Barnegat light
Will .am Hickman, Barton Palmer,
Charles Chagaris and samuel Lelbowltz
returned from successful fishing trip
at Bea h Haven.
Harold + Voorhees,, a graduate of
the Freehold high school this year has
been awarded state scholarship to
Rutgers college. H 9 is the only one in
the county who won a scholarship
award. o hers who are planning to
enter Rutgers this fall are. Nathan
Koeing, William Patten, Bernard
Weiser, Samuel Sagotsky and John
Perrine.
Announcement hes been made of the
engagement Of Mrs. Kathryn Eastman,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George East
man of Matawan, to Norman Farrell
of Freehold. No date has been set for
their marriage. Mr.. Farrell is grad
uate of the class OF % OF the local
high school and is the second member
of that class to be engaged. The other
being Milton Pc chkin. Mr.. Farrei has
been in business for himself since
graduating from high school.
Dr. and Mrs. William NJ. Hepburn
have returned FROM six weeks visit
with their daughter, Mrs. John Many
of New Orleans, at her sumner homa
at Highlands, N. G. Another daughter
Mrs Cecil nyder of st Joseph, Mo.
them in North Carolina and came
north with them for visit in Free
holt.
Miss Cora Han spent few days
last week at Point Pleasant Beach
Starting Wednesday morning about
80 high school pupils between the AGES
of IS and 10 years will be employed in
the Joseph Brakeley bean field under
the supervision Of H. j Whitman.
Mrs. Ellen Reid is recovering from
a paralytic stroke at her home on
Broadway.
George Newman of Jackson street
spent Sunday and Monday with rea-
tives and friends in Bro klyn, New
York and Jersey City.
Nathan Koenig. who graduated
from the local high school last month,
has been named student editor OF the
annuak year book OF the Young Farm
ers' association Of New Jersey. This
associa ion consist Of pupil taking the
a yriculture course in the high schools
of the state.
Mrs. P. Barlow Woolfenden OF Win
chester, Conn.,, accompanied by her
son Francis is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Jesse Woolfendon.
Earle White Chapel of Hun ington,
Z. l. recently visited Mr.. and Mrs. E
K. Whitson at Marlbore.
Miss Winifred Hughes who is grad
uate nurse is now member OF the nurs-
ing staff at the Spring Lake Hospital
The April term Of the Grand Jury adj
iourned Thursday until July 18th after
handing up rs additional indictments.
Mrs. Richard Starr Of Salem accom-
panied by her grand daughter Of South
Carolina, visited her cousin Mrs. W.
A. Barkalow.
G. III. Butcher and Donald G. Butch
ar spent the weekend with Mrs. Fred
erick Parker and Robert G. Parker at
Belvidere.
Hyacinth Levy and Max Finegold
are on trip west. They will visit the
Yellowstone Park. and will attend the
Shriner's convent III which meets in
Chicago.
Edward Palmeri expects to move
his barber shop into the Monmouth
House about august |.
Miss M argaret r, an who has posi-
ton in Newark, is spending two months
vacation at the home OF her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Ryan. OF ! wer
broad wav. Miss Margaret O'Connor Of
w lmngton, Del, IS visiting Miss Ryan.
r. G. Bacon has become an agentfor
the Chamberlain Metal Wea her Strip
Compsn,. His territory at present is
between EIberon and Manasquan. He
takes the orders and has an experienced
workman to make the installations.
DR.. ID. s. Carey purchased new
Buick Coupe
Constantine Clancy is the owner OF o
new Essex coach,
irving Kibby Of Highland Park visit
ed Wayland Dubois.
Miss Ruth Collins has position in
the Lawyers title Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherwin Of New York
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Max Finegold.
Mrs. w. II. Fairbanks and children
are at Point Pleasant.
Mrs. Alice Mount, Of Newark, is visit
inc her son, Charles S. H. MONT and
family.
congressman Stewart Appleby ha-
been allotted pamphlets entitled ms
FAINT Care, for distribution. ANY i 9th
er desiring copy Of this pamphlet
will receive the same, upon request to
Congressman Appleby, Ro M l4S,
House OHice Building, Washington,
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