Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1919-08-15
WILDWOOD
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The following people were among
those who were air jaunting this week:
A. Russell Kurtz, q. n. Hutchinson,
Mrs. J.. Hoffman, Rowland Rhodes,
w. G. Rhodes, Allen Rhodes Mrs. w.
g. Rhodes, w. J.. Mayer, Mrs. j.. b.
Mayer, Lillian Mayer, En-. ID. Davis, Jr.
s. s.. Richenbach, Edwin Connolly,
DR.. Il. Wittmaier, DR.. 8. ID. Mayhem,
DI. G G. EppemaD, Helen Geisen-
berger, Dorothy Finn, Mary Shep-
pard, e. Riley Mixner, ID. M. Bauer,
Robert Baymor, VIM. Hendid. David
Conrad, E. B. Graham, May Heinle,
Mrs. G. r. Hsdley, f. Paley, Geo.
Oberholtzen, U. r. Hsuser, Robert q.
Brown, Rob. Collum, Richard Hueb.
ner, John j. Foley Martin A. Goetz,
A. 4. Miller, Mary Miller.
All interested IN the study Of the
Bible are invited to attend the Bible
Glass held every Sunday afternoon at
2.30 in the firehouse at North Wild
wood.
The pier for the new North Wild
wood Fishing Club has been started
and the piling are now just about all
in position and in a few days the deck
ing will be laid and the L. constructed.
Members of the club expect to be fish
ing from the pier by the 23d. The
club is growing rapidly and bids fair
to continue in popularity after the fish
ing begins.
Night fishing from the piers and the
surf has been very attractive during
the past week. On Tuesday night
when the Crest amusement pier was
burned some of the club members fish
ing at the fishing pier jumped off or
climbed down ladders, as their means
of escape was cut off on the approach.
Wm.H Henderson landed four pound
founders at the pier Friday. J. F.
McCracken took advantage of the
early morning hours Tuesday and
pulled in q king before the other an
glers got on the job. A party COM
OF Douglass Campbell and Ed. Robin
son Of New York and Tom Lawson, Of
Camden, spent Monday at Turtle Gut
Inlet and brought back six bass.
VIM. Kliner, of 22d and Dauphin street,
Philadelphia, caught forty weak,
croakers, and founders from the surf
at the foot Of Leaning avenue on Mon
day.
On Monday, August 18Th, at three
p. M, Mr.. John l.. Craig, of Oak Lane,
Philadelphia, will speak at the Civic
club, board walk aud 26th street, of his
experiences overseas. Mr.. Craig was
a Dollar man in Y. M. G. A. work and
will be very interesting. Residents
AD|1sifofs, men and women are in
vlted.
Motor-boat owners are advised that
it is necessary to apply to the Custom
House officials for a license number.
The serial given by the Internal Reve-
nue. Collector is not sufficient. Com
plant from inspectors will tie avoided
by application for necessary number.
Mrs. George F. Council, formerly
Miss Helen Grauel, of Philadelphia, is
spending her vacation in Wildwood.
Mrs. Connell is the wife of George f.
Council, chief turret officer on the
u. 3. S. Wisconsin. His father is Sc
lect Councilman George Connell, a we'll
known political leader in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Cornell is the youngest sister Of
William B. Grauel, Philadelphia news
paper man, who several years ago was
with the Journal. Mr.. Grauel recently
returned from overseas. He is the guest
Of friends during his stay here, while
his sister Is stopping at the Diamond
cottage, 1913 E. Glenwood venue. Mr.
Grauel will leave for Cleveland soon to
work. in the news room of the Cleveland
Plain Dealer. Mr.. Grauel's older sister,
Marie, also married since her last visit
to Wildwood. She married Lieutenant
William H. Quigley. They are located
in their new home, 1928 N. Wilton ST,
Philadelphia. Mrs. Cornell is living at
present with her sister, but upon Mr..
Connell's release from the navy, his en-
listment expiringsnext month, they ex-
pect to live in Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Kerr and daugh-
tiers, Dorothy and Ruth, of Philadel-
phia, are spending the season with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bowers, West Maple avenue.
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