Red Bank Rotary Club
Charter Members

Original Club Number: 842

Organized: 1921

Mort V. Pach
Classification: Tobacco
Position: President
Sold Pipes, Cigarettes, etc. Store location was at SE corner of Broad and Mechanic St.

William H. Houston
Classification: Attorney
Position: Vice President
Office was on Broad St. near Millers Shoes

Monroe Eisner
Classification: Clothing Manufacturing
Position: Treasurer
Son of Sigmund Eisner, founder of Eisner Manufacturing Co. Maker of uniforms. Location was near RR Station and Bridge Ave.

John T. Lawley
Classification: Real Estate
Position: Secretary
Father of 6th RBR President John T. Lawley. Business near Coopers Bridge on route 35

Richard Applegate
Classification: Hardware
Firm of Hendrickson Applegate, now Kislins

Harry Campbell
Classification: Banking
President 2nd national bank & trust co. SE corner of Broad and Wallace

Harry Burrowes
Classification: Lumber
Burrowes Lumber Co, corner of Front and Burrowes Alley (Later Satter Lumber Co.)

Marcus M. Davidson
Classification: Mens Clothing
M.W. Davidson & Sons, 34 Broad St. (Now Prowns)

George G. Hopping
Classification: Insurance
East side of Broad Street near Wallace

John A. Kennedy
Classifiaction: Florist
W.W.I Kennedy & Sons, East side of Broad Street, opposite White Street

Arthur Mac Donald
Classifiaction: Music
Trustings Music Store on Monmouth Street, sold sheet music and instruments

Frank Mc Mahon
Classification: Banking
President, Red Bank Trust Co., corner of Broad and Wallace, Marble Building

Albert S. Miller
Classifiaction: Shoes
Albert S. Miller shoes still exists as a business under present owners

John H. Mount
Classification: Carriage Builder
JH Mount and Sons built and serviced horse drawn luxury vehicles, followed by motor vehicle sales and repairs. John became 2nd president of RBR, his son Jack Mount was an active Rotarian in the 1930's

William O'Brien
Classifiaction: Plumber
O'Brien and Sons was between Broad and English Plaza. William (son) was an active Rotarian in the 1930's

Pierre A. Proal
Classification: Boat Builder
Pierre Proal Boats and Marina, now Irwins Marina

Charles K .Strauss
Classification: Womens Clothing
Strauss was located between White and Mechanic Street

William A. Sweeny
Classification: Publisher
Red Bank Standard on Monmouth Street next to Boro Hall. William was the 5th president of RBR

Philip S. Walton
Classification: Banker
Second National Bank and Trust Co. Corner of Broad and Wallace

The first RBR meetings were held in Thomas's Inn located on the north side of Front Street apposite English Plaza (Now Riverfront Park)

The second meeting site was the Elks Building on South Broad at Pickney Road. Currently occupied by Rotarians Carotenuto and Steel

In 1938, under the presidency of Bill Miller, the Molly Pitcher became the official meeting place for the RBR.