Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-07-25
OTTENS TRACT NOTES


ed their headquarters "Camp Park
This trip was their first experience ON
Five Mile Beach. In previous years they
have camped at Silver Lake, IN Ohio.
According to the unanimous testimony
of the party, Ohio will see them no
on their vacations. Five Mile
Beach will mol only claim their atten-
ton In other years, but they will go
away determined to root among their
friends for the seaside resort where
4 every moment of their stay was filled
with enjoyment. The general state
ment is, tive are having n glorious
time.n On Tuesday of last week they
made a record for private fishing par
ties angling with hook and line. The
catch Melted 900 pounds. On Tuesday
of this week they caught about three
ing has been INDUCED in twice q day,
when not off on side trips. On We'd
tuesday evening a dance was given in
heir honor at the Wildwood Yacht
club. William j. Smart is governor
of the camp and Albert Spangler Is
chef. They will return to Pittsburgh
this week, after having had the time
of their lives. The members of the
camp are: Edward Alston, Allen Rye,
H. H. Billeter, Harry Shoemaker,
Harry Demmler, David Henderson,
James Davis, Gustave Lintner, NAL
colin Mcpherson, Edward James,
Frank Roth, Fred. Bartram, Roy
Stephenson, William Wherle, Otto
Pfeiffer, Clark McClelland, Wallace
McClernahan, Archie Citizens, William
Smart, Robert Watson, John Anger
mann, William Pennington, Fred.
Anderson. Joseph Shannon, James
Stephenson, Alfred Gertz, Edward
Ludwig, William Myers and Albert
Spangler.
A successful card party was given at
the Wildwood Yacht Club on Tuesday
afternoon. Over eighty were present,
occupying twenty-five tables. The
prize winners were: Auction Bridge,
Charles l.. Beck, Mrs. ID. w. Flem-
ming, Miss Croft and Mrs. Shulhof.
800 winners were Mrs. Scott, Mrs.
Turner, Mrs. Kast, Mrs. Burk, Mrs. f.
9. Blick, Mrs. e. w. Omensetter, Mrs.
Jacob Hess, Mrs. s. N. Miller, Mrs.
Emmons, Mrs. e. Brickley. Pinochle:
Mrs. s. Altschuler. Bridge !: Mrs.
Samuel e. Corle, Miss Elizabeth Ma
gill, Mrs. e. M. Sneller. At the con-
clusion of the card party, the tables
were removed and an informal dance
was INDUCED In by those present.
5000 to loan on first mortgage, In
pna to suit. Auglesea Building and
Loan Association. Series Just begun.
Robert Bright, conveyancer, Anglesea,
New Jersey.-adv.
Miss Emeline Stephens and Miss
Edith Troup, of Harrisburg, are visit
ing Miss Sarah Flemming at her 18th
avenue cottage.
Charles Beck entertained a number
of friends from Philadelphia over Sun
day. Motoring, fishing and sailing
in the Sounds were the special sports
INDUCED in. The party included
Harry Freeborn, Geo. B. Atkinson,
Richard CuIlman, David Kahn and
the three brothers, Frank, William and
Winter Butler.
Mrs. II. w. Beck, of Philadelphia, is
visiting her brother, Henry III. Oitens,
at his Surf avenue home. Mrs. Beck
Is accompanied by her niece, Miss
Louise Rebe.
We invite YOU to join the large
number of individuals, firms and cor
porations, who for many years have
found their banking relations with
this Bank to be both agreeable and
profitable. The Marine National
Bank.-adv.
Miss May Sturm, of Philadelphia. is
spending q few days with friends.
George Sturm, her father, rented his
18th avenue cottage for the summer.
Frank Workheiser of Massachusetts,
Is visiting with relatives at the Boon
cottage in North Wildwood.
Miss Lenore Adler, of New York, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William II.
Voltz, at their 18th venue cottage.
By patronizing the Reading you will
be able to get the best of railroad facili-
ties.-adv
Charles s. Shick, of Sea Isle City, was
a visitor to Ottens on Monday.
Frederick and George Rebe, of Phila-
delphia, are enjoying a week Of recrea-
ton. They are stopping at the Hazel
hurst.