Evening journal., 1912-07-26
CLEANING UP
STORM DEBRIS
Launch Wrecks Off PennS-
grove Shore Are TOWed
Away by Owners
Special to THE EVENING JoURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
PENNSGROVE, ~ j., July 26-
The shore assumed normal conditions
today the first time since the storm
The wrecks have been cleared I'D or
towed away. The warm sun drove
hundreds into the water and the day
was ideal In every particular
The picnic of the Hebrew Chill
dren's Association Of Wilmington
was held in the grove yesterday j.
Harry Gordon secretary of the asso
citation, was In charge of arrange
ments and was kept on the 90 all
day
Harry Allen and son John are vis-
iung Mrs Emma Sykes at the
Glover
The best female swimmer Of the
Wilmington summer colonists is Miss
Francis Jeandell. the 16 year old
daughter of Frank leandell, Of the
Foord- Massey Co. Miss Jeandell is
not only a very graceful swimmer
but is very proficient on the diving
board. doing the back front lip. high
dive, and in fact all the fancy diving
acts of q talented vaudeville actor
Her father is very proud Of her
achievements Mr Jeandel is an all
around athlete and can ride a horse,
play tennis or play ball
Mr. Jeandell has as visitors this
week Miss Margaret McDonough,
Mrs John Dugan, Miss Emma Du-
gan. Miss Kathryne McKenna, Mrs.
John Forrest. Miss Agnes Forrest,
Mrs Joseph Forrest, Frank Forrest,
Miss Marie Dillen, and his two daugh-
ters. Elizabeth and Francis and son
William.
Needless 10 say Mr.. Jeandell's cot
tage Francis" is one of the largest
on the south shore.
Harry Brown has completed his to-
hoggan slide and II fell TO the lot Of
George Clark 10 he the first 10 take
a ride Mr. Brown has shown great
ingenuity IN his latest amusement
stunt having erected 2 slide on an
angle of 45 degrees a distance of 80
feet upon which there is placed a
small car on wheels. The tohoggan-
ist climbs a ladder mounts the car
and off be goes taking a drop Of 5
feet into the water
Mr.. and Mrs. John . Murphy Mrs.
Andrew Murphy. Miss Mae Egan.Miss
Emma Bradley. Miss Nora Murphy
Messrs Walter Blackwood. William
Hampbel. Robert Hanley. Harry
vanderbraak and William FIRTH are
al the " Of Us for the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Walker and
four children. Jessie. Harriet, Will
liam and Francis are az the "Old
Homestead" for the season.
Miss Kathrine Clark is visiting Mr.
and Mrs Charles Schvarz Al the
Dorothy"
Mr. and Mrs John Carr. Mr and
Mrs. John Frigar. Mrs Albert Sim
mons and son Jerome. Mrs. Mary J
Crothers. Mrs Lydia O'Neill and
Lawrence Carr. are at the Southern
ouepn" for ten days They are from
/ Chester
Another party Of Chester folks al
the Minnewanna' are Mr.. and Mre
Tohn Taylor. Charles Taylor Mrs
BENJAMIN Albany asd Roland Albany
Mr. and Mrs Baynard Vincent and
/ family have returned home after a
weeks stay at the Strollers and th'
following parties have secured it foi
the week Mr. and Mrs Harry Kauf
mann. Miss Cecilia Kaufman, Of
New York Miss Eta Fish Miss
Sophia Handelman Morris Fisher
Israel Handelman, and James Han
/ delman.
Edna. Florence and Addison ri
cards are visiting their grandparents
| Mr. and Mrs Edward Ricards at the
/ Golden Star Cottage
An odd sight last evening was q q
foot motor boat towing q barge load
] cd with 5000 baskets OF tomatoes