Ocean County NJ Archives News.....Misc. News December 16, 1910
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  New Egypt Press December 16, 1910
  New Egypt Press - 16 Dec 1910
  
  Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Bertha Mary HUTCHINSON, 
  daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Armsted C. Hutchinson, to Mr. Henry N. LARRISON on 
  Wednesday December 21st 1910, at four o'clock in the afternoon. (Both are 
  buried at Jacobstown Cemetery on School House Rd.)
  
  Mr. and Mrs. Joseph JOHNSON were made happy Wednesday evening by having a 
  bright little boy come into the family.
  (ADDED DATA: Birth record - Male, No name - b. 14  Dec 1910 in New Egypt,
   Parents - Jos. Johnson & Ida Headley) (Buried Jacobstown Cemetery (Schoolhouse Rd.)
   Aaron H. Johnson, b. 14 Dec 1910, d. 25 June 1963)
  
  Choked to Death
  The two year old son of Mr. and Mrs. VANNOTE, who at one time were residents 
  of Lakewood, was chocked to death last week at their home in Belmar. 
  The baby boy was playing on the floor with a piece of rubber in his mouth and 
  as he started to run to his mother he tripped and fell. This caused the rubber 
  to lodge in his throat and choke him.
  
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  DR. WARREN'S SON INJURED 
  While wrestling Friday afternoon in the gymnasium of Princeton University at 
  Princeton, N.J., Harold Collins Warren, a Junior of Swarthmore, Pa., broke one 
  of the vertebrae at the base of his neck.
  
  He was taken to the University infirmary, where the lower part of his body 
  soon became paralyzed.  The young man passed a quiet night, and is conscious 
  and in good spirits, conversing at intervals with his parents who hurried to 
  him as soon as they learned of his injury.
  
  Warren is the son of Dr. George W. Warren, a dentist, of 730 Harvard ave, 
  Swarthmore, and whose office is at 1611 Walnut st., Philadelphia, and a son 
  of the late Dr. Warren of this place and well known to all in this vicinity. 
  When Dr. Warren left for Princeton Friday night he was accompanied by Dr. 
  Clarence Bartlett and Dr. Dean Elliott, of the Hahnemann medical staff. 
  At the time of the accident Warren was engaging in practice "holds" with
  Major D. Griffith, a senior whose home is in Jenkintown, Pa. Warren's opponent
  employed it is understood, what is known in collegiate circles as the "Yale
  hold" or "Yale lock".
  
  Warren was just twenty years old, the day of the accident being also his 
  birthday.  He weighs 160 pounds.  He was taking a classical course at Princeton 
  preparatory to studying for the ministry.
  
  Warren was graduated from Swarthmore Preparatory School in 1908 and made a 
  record for himself there as a good student.  He was a member of the school 
  track team, performing in the high jump but did not go in for any other branch 
  of sports while at this school.
  

  
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