The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-08-07
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NOTES LOCALLY

DR.. and Mrs. Milton Sooye have sold
their home on S. Main street and have
purchased a farm at Ocean Heights.
The ladies of Keystone Chapter, Eas-
tern Star, gave a delightful picnic at
Ocean City on Thursday afternoon and
evening.
Don't forget the Camp Fire Benefit.
See Geraldine Farrar in The Flame
of the Desert" Buy a ticket from one
of the Camp Fire Girls.
Max H. Kirscht, the "Gladiolia
King" of Ple%asantville, presented The
~PleasantYille Press force" with a
beautiful bunch of gladioli from his
farm" the past week.
The special song service at Salem
NJ. E. Church on Sunday evening will
be in charge of the Boys Club. At
the morning service Mrs. Margaret
Evans Tilton will be the soloist.
Two gypsy women last Saturday af-
t%ernoon held up Edgar F. Baker and
riled his pockets of about IS. The
incident was reported to the police,
but they succeeded in making their
escape.
Notices have been issued by Supt.
VIM. c. Sullivan of a general teachers
meeting at the high school building on
Monday, Sept. 6, at 2 o'clock, and the
reopening of the schools on Tuesday,
Sept. 7.
Clinton B. Price, son of Tax Collect
or Webster Price, has been advanced
to. the position of title officer of the
Ocean City Title & Trust Co. For
some years Mr.. Price has been the
assistant title officer.
Walter Richards was elected to fill
the vacancy in the principalship of
School No. l, to succeed Miss Kathryn
Fleisher, resigned, at the Board of Ed
ucation meeting last Tuesday evening.
Miss Ida Won Media was elected to a
grade position.
John Rinaldo, ~two-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Rinaldo, of Phila=
ldelphia, was found dead in bed last
Saturday morning at the home Of Pet
where WiIlf hrs x2ib<fsef
Ii rad come for 3 two weeks visit
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon attended the fun
eral in the Quaker City on Tuesday.
Bernard Brady, aged Z, of Philadel-
phia, was run over at Ocean Heights
by a Japanese farmer last Monday,
when he attempted to jump on the
running board of his automobile. The
Jap took the lad TO the Atlantic City
Hospital, where it was found he had
sustained two fractured ribs and there
are fears of internal injuries.
Friday night of last week Excelsior
Council, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, conferred the
full degree of Oriental on two candi-
dates. There wa a large attendance
and it was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
The Oriental will be conferred the last
Friday night in each month and can
didates wishing to join should notify
Recording Secretary Clarence Daugh-
erty.
The Army and Navy Store, recently
opened on the porch Of the Boulevard
Hotel, has proved a success, and the
management have opened a store near
the Suburban trolley waiting room,
which will be in charge Of Homer
Shook until October Z. An additional
stock of shoes, shirts and canned
goods is being added to the present
line of merchandise.
A regular meeting of the Ladies
Aid Society of Salem NJ. E. Church
was held in the recreation room of
the church on Tuesday evening, Aug.
8. After an interesting meeting with
the President, Mrs. H. D. Brown in
the chair, the evening was given over
to various games and a social time.
The refreshment committee served
cake and punch. There were about
twenty-five persons present and all had
a very enjoyable time.