Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1919-07-25

wood Crest Fishing club, where the
sportsmen have been bringing in king,
goodies and perch, with an occasional
croaker, founder or blue fish.
Raphael DelCostello, a cottager at
Wildwood and Hudson avenues, while
fishing from the surf at 18th avenue,
landed a 81-pound sea turtle.
Luke RomanelIi, the Cape May
goodie king, hooked So goodies this
week.
Daddy Bastian, VIM. Levy, w. w.
Barnes and A. w. Bailey defied the
st. Swithin tradition for an afternoons
fishing in Delaware Bay and brought
back 20 croakers.
VIM. Mcguire, vice president of the
club, started off the season with a
catch of ten king fish.
A. w. Bailey is the high man on
king fish this week with a total of as.
Charles F. Unkel added another blue
fish to his string on Wednesday. Carl
Kuneman, of Reading, Pa, landed II
founders off Champagne Island on
Saturday.
Among the catches at the Wild wood
Crest Fishing Pier this week are the
following: Philip Auerbach, 8 king,
10. goodies, ! founder; Albert Block,
20 king, 8 weak, 6 perch; A. w. Bailey;
As king, 5 perch, 3 founders; Daddy
Racfoin "a Hinn 1R nno6iao I orOoHnr
l founder; w. w. Barnes, 9 king, 2
goodies; j. T. Brooks, 20 king; A. K.
Buck, IL king, Is goodies; DR.. Don
Craighead, 10 king, 8 goodies, l f1oun-
der; Ralph D. L. Costello, 13 king, I
goodies, l founder; E. M. Campbell, Z
king, 8 goodies, 2 founders; Charles
Dittus, Z king, 3 goodies, 2 founders;
VIM. P. Eckfeldt, 10 king, 4 goodies;
Walter Evelath, 80 king, 10 goodies, l
founder; j. M. Greve, II king; Charles
F. Hause, Is king, Z goodies, l weak;
George Hamburg, II king, 5 goodies,
5 weak; E. J.. Hockenbury, 10 king, 10
perch, l founder; J. 6. Hicks, 10 king,
20 goodies; Ed win S. Jonas, II king;
g. F. Kingston, II king; VIM. F. Lytle,
20 king, 10 goodies, 3 founders; VIM.
Levy, % king, 81 goodies Siat esh,
J. B. Moritz, 10 king, A goodies; E. T.
Meyer, 26 king, 4 goodies, l founder;
Fred Mock, 10 king; VIM. Mcguire,
10 king; Otto Mock, Is king; AL Mo.
CleIland, 80 king; j. H.'Nester, 20 king,
II goodies; Hugh O'Hara, IS king, 10
goodies; Luke Romanelli, IA king, So
goodies; Charles Robson, I king, 7
goodies; A. w. Smith, 80 king, 20 good
les, 5 weak; George Scott, 8 king; VIM.
Schofield, IL king, 10 goodies, 8 croak-
ers; VIM. 2. Thompson, ST., 16 king,
8 goodies, 1 perch; Chss. F. Unkel, Is
king, 4 goodies, l blue fish; VIM. s.
Valentine, 10 king, Z goodies; John
Walker, 9 king, 8 goodies, l weak.
The following have beer guests at
Severn Hall, which this year is con-
Quoted by Mrs. Samuel Cole, of River
ton: Majorie Condor, Brooklyn, NY;
Frank G. Schroeder, Thomas F. Cum
mings and wife, Kathleen G. Cum
mings, T. Frank Cummings, Robert
Cummings, Mrs. r. j. Foster, Mrs.
E. M. Allen, Mrs. w. ". Funk, Mau-
rice Funk, Anna D. Donohugh, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph w. Wilt, John Nc
Narmora, A. L. Lightcsp and family,
Miss F. M. Wilt, Philadelphia; Mr..
and Mrs. John F. flushing and fam
lily, Miss Ruth flushing, Germantown;
Alfred E. Bailey, Reading, Pa; O..
sauer and wife, Percy Cranmer, Geo.
D. Robertson and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. r. Evans, Rlverton; Tom Cash
in, Edward G. Criterion, New York;
H. L. Brigham, Marlboro, Mass; Mrs.
w. ]. Barrett, Ruth M. Barrett, Cam
den; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II. Randall,
Trenton; Miss ]. Cranshaw, Miss l..
Judd, Eboyd. Pa.
New cement steps have been built in
front of the Episcopal church, and
right across the street a new roof is
being put on the porch of Severn Hall.
This shingle roof was laid nineteen
years ago and was well rotted out.
Knives, scissors, clippers, lawn now
ers sharpened. Val Singley, 18th and
Ottens Canal. Both phones. 1t
MIR. and Mrs. Wilson H. Shive, Jr.
and Mr.. Shive's sister, Gertrude, are
spending the summer here.
Conveyancing, wills and deeds
drawn. William H. Bright.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Stauffer and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Sheetz,
Billy Sheetz, Mrs. Stauffer, ST., and
Mrs. Idell and children, all of German
town, Pa, made up a grabbing party
in Ottens Canal on Monday.
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