Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-09-10
WILDWOOD CREST

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-.,;v;ties were quite marked. From
the opening Of the season there was
something transporting nearly every
evening and the pier was the mecca to
-.bieh all looked and were not disap-
pointed. Business conditions were
rood here. as cottages rented early and
sost and 1t is stated only about four
,omained idle all summer. The hotels
., many instances have done well, but
owing to business conditions through
ont the country, they were not crowd
I'D as of previous years. Taking it all
mall they feel satisfied and look fol-
ward to better things next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Meehan
and family, who have been summer
,nO al 57O1 Pacific avenue, will return
10 their Philadelphia home about Octo-
ber 10th. Mr.. Meehau is director Of
4 the Paramount Park Aquarium. Ten
dave q 100000 gallons of salt water
was obtained about fifteen miles off
this shore for use In the aquarium.
n. l.. Stricken reports business in q
good condition and Tuesday rented an
spartment on Lotus road to Mrs. Sarah
Parker, of Philadelphia, from Septem-
her 14th to October 18th. The indica-
tions point to the Crest becoming a
winter as well as summer resort In the
near future.
Miss Elizabeth MeehaD, chief instruc-
tor at the Young Women's Christian
Association of Germantown, is expect
cd on a visit the fore part of next week
at the cottage of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. E.
Meehan, SOL Pacific avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh O'Hara aud
family, who have enjoyed the summer
at their cottage on East Heather road,
/ will return to Philadelphia about the
middle of September.
Mrs. Phillip Jenkins, wife OF Senator
jenkins, of Germantown, who has
spent the month Of August in her cot
tape on East Heather road, will return
next Monday, but expects to make
weekend trips until October.
George Comins and family, Mrs. Dur
gin and Miss Comins, of Vineland,
have had a very enjoyable season at
their cottage on East Heather road, and
will return about the middle OF Septem-
Der.
Mrs. J. B. Doyle has been resting for
the summer at her cottage, 1906 Pacific
avenue and about the middle OF Sep
TENDER will return to her home in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. August Kop and family, OF
Philadelphia, came down early in the
season and remained all summer at
their cottage on East Crocus road.
They will return the second week of
this month.
Mrs. A. Young, of...110 East Crocus
road, will remain and enjoy the winter
at the Crest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Rosskam
and family will remain for the winter
season at their cottage ia East CrOcus
road. This is the second winter the
family has resided here and Mrs. Ross
kan says it is perfectly delightful, as
the air is sc in~vIgorating.
DR.. G. A. Frame and family, of Rox-
boro, who have been summering at
1901 Pacific avenue, will return to their
home town September 15. Miss Mabel
G. VanOsdol and Miss Margaret G..
Breslin, of Philadelphia, have been all
summer visitors with the DOCTORS
family.
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph K%rauskopf and
: family, who have summered at 6SO5
Pacific avenue, will return to their
Philadelphia home in q few days. DIR.
Krauskopf is rabbi of Keneseth Israel
temple, Broad and Columbia venue.
Fred Ziegler and family will return
to their home in Philadelphia next
Tuesday after summering at a cottage on
the ocean side of Myrtle road and
Pacific emu
X. Hammond and family, of West
Philadelphia, who have enjoyed the
summer at their cottage on the north
west corner of Myrtle road and Pacific
avenue, will return about the second
week in October.
Harry Weir and his mother, Mrs. T.
d. Weir, will close their home at 121
Il. Myrtle road about the fret week In
october. Mrs. Weir will return to her
nome in Philadelphia and Mr.. Weir,
who is city engineer for Wildwood,
will reside at Hotel Dayton.
There is a movement on foot to
organize a new club to be known as
The TUNA Fishing club" and the