Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-05-15
WILDWOOD

gan, hdTI1SOIl anu fOlcIludn WcIt pres
ent. All the teachers were reelected
except Miss Yerkes, of the high school,
who will teach at G~lovervsille, n. Y. the
coming year. Miss Helen W. Davis,
of Greenwich, now teaching at Abse-
con, was elected to fill this vacancy,
and will teach English and German.
Miss Davis is a sister of Geo. H. Davis,
who has been teaching here for some
years. There are 2S supervisors and
teachers altogether and the complete
corps elected is as follows with the
figures representing the monthly
salary: H. c. Chalmers, supervisor of
Holly Beach school, $40; Levanus
Myers, supervisor of Wildwood school,
$120; Lanning Myers, 500; Geo. H.
Davis, 800; Ethel Champion, $50;
Helen w. Davis, $75; Vera Colson, $65;
Emily Vierick, $65; Clara Springer, S65;
Mrs. Dubois, $50; Inez L. Nixon, SIS;
George B. Elliott, $50; Eleanor Thomp-
son, $40; Erva Mayhem, SIS; Frank S.
Lloyd, $I05. 26; Hester Forcum, $40;
Harry Greaves, $40; Elizabeth McGin-
ley, $50; Mary Townsend, $65; Eta
Allen, $65; May Neal, $40; Amy An
derson, 500; Sarah Holmes, $40; Helen
LaBaw, $65; Miss Scully, $52.6 "a;
G~enevieve Hogan, 500; Florence Steel
man, 1894; Adele Dowler, 1924.
The salary of three teachers were in
creased. Miss Nixon was increased
from $50 to SIS. Misses Allen and
LaBaw from $50 to $65.
H. Hetteroth has been down from
Philadelphia the past week and open
ed up his cottage on West 26th street,
where he celebrated his SID birthday
in company with his brother-in-law,
G. w. Hosback. They were delight
ed to find such fine summer weather
here.
Geraniums from six cents up, gladi-
ole and begonnia, tomato and pepper
plants, and all plants. Garden work
done by ]. r. Blackwood, w. Rio
Grande avenue.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. HI. Fl. Clarke,
of Philadelphia, have been visiting at
Durham Cottage, West Columbine
road. Forty-five years of editorial
work on city papers puts Mr.. Clarke
in a receptive mood for brief holidays,
and he fully appreciated the charms
of Wildwood, Crest.
We have lots Of new goods in this
week and want you to call and see
them. We have told you about some
Of them on page 5.-Meech & Co.
John w. Kieffer aud family have
opened up their Glenwood avenu cot
tage for the summer. Mr.. Kieffer is
building an apartment house adjoin-
ing his residence, the contractor being
Chas. G.Glenn.
Gas irons guaranteed 81 SO. Koeneke
Bros.-adv.
In the Cape May County high school
English contest held at Court House
recently H. Foster Goslin was award
ed a medal. Florence Powell, and
Lydia M. Brown, of Middle Township,
and Luba Joffe, of Woodbine, were
similarly honored.
Safe deposit boxes to rent in modern
fire proof vaults. So. 90 per year and
upward. The Marine National Bank.
Adam Wamback and his daughter.
Miss G. Wamback are down for the
season from Philadelphia. For a num-
Der of years they conducted the Chal-
fonte, but this year have taken the
Hotel Reading, which has been built
by Oscar Huebner on Oak auenue, and
forms a part of the property once own
ed by G. B. Coles. Ten of their former
guests were down Sunday and engaged
quarters with them for the coming
summer.
Gas irons guaranteed 81. 95. Koeneke
Bros.-adv.
Thos. B. Connolly came down this
week for the summer, accompanied by
his brother and sister, and are in their
home at 22O E. 18th street.
Mrs. G. w. Sipler, of Bridgewater,
Pa, and Mrs. Duffield, Frankfort, Pa,
are staying at Harlan Villa. Mrs.
Sipler is taking special treatment for
her health while here.
MI. and Mrs. Harry Corners, of
Wilkes-Barre, Pa, spent the week end
with Mrs. Pullinger at the Hotel Gren-
oble.
Guests at the Hazelhurst over Sun
day were MI. Murphey and father,
Mr.. Ottens, Mr.. McCorcoran, Mr..
Duncan and MI. and Mrs. McGintey
aud family. Over Sunday visitors
were Stoneley F. Brennan, wife and
son, Mrs. A. Rodebaugh and P. Con-