The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-10-23
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The Pleasantville Democratic Asso-
citation at their meeting on Thursday
night went on record as favoring the
passage of the Soldiers Bonus Act.
The Hosbach store shines brightly
in its new va of paint applied by the
~Pleasantville Decorating Co. Also the
interior has been touched up and the
walls newly papered.
Mainland Post, No. 81, American
Legion, conferred military honors last
Sunday afternoon by firing a salute
of three rounds over the grave of Ho-
bart Ireland, who died in camp early
in the war.
A jury at Mays Landing this week
gave a verdict for the railroad COM
pany in the damage suit of Mrs. Selma
Nauy, whose husband was killed at
the Doughty Road crossing, Pleasant
vile, on December 10, 1917.
The Atlantic County Boards of Edu-
cation held their semiannual meeting
in the Pleasantyille High School audi
torium last Saturday afternoon. After
an interesting session, a delightful din
ner was enjoyed at the Hotel Boule.
ward.
Mrs. Emma Sibley. widow of Sam
uel Sibley, passed away Friday. Oct.
Is. Funeral was from her niece's res
idence, Mrs. Lidie Sibley, So w. Wash
ington avenue, Tuesday, Oct. 10. In
terment at Lower Merton Lutheran
Cemetery, Ardmore, Pa.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Mt.
Pleasant Church will hold a Hallow-
cen social Thursday evening, Oct. %,
in thu Th11rnI IJoII rso1r1+r s-1I,lsn-
refreshments, 15c. Ice cream and
other things for sale. Everybody come
masked and have a good time.
Charles Davis, of Atlantic City, has
purchased the Harriet Lake property,
corner Adams Ave. and Main St, and
is having the old homestead torn down
to be replaced by a handsome dwell
ing where he and his family will make
their home as soon as it is completed.
The members of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of Wesley Church are selling
tickets to a series of entertainments
which they will introduce this winter.
The first is Crawford Adams and his
Company, and will be held Friday,
Nov. IL, in the High School auditori-
UNI.
Sheriff Perkins drew two panels of
jurors this week from which juries
will be selected to try Maybelle Cole
man who killed her father, Nathan W.
Coleman, in P~leasantville, on August
2, and a Hammonton Italian also
charged with murder. These cases
will be called next Tuesday.
Mr.. Elmer Ireland and the members
of his family desire to sincerely thank
all who gave their services and help
in the matter of their recent bereave-
ment in the loss of daughter and sis
ter. He greatly appreciates the gener-
Gus heartedness with which the
friends of the family assisted in the
hour of trial.
Foster, the Fun Maker, will present
Where the Hand of God is Seen"
Americas beauties and glories, with
$50 slides, at Wesley M. E. Church,
next Monday night al 8 o'clock. The
public is invited to take a trip with
Mr.. Foster through the wonder lands
of u own country. Admission free,
silver Offering taken.
The editorial sanctum was "invad-
ed" last Thursday afternoon, during
the absence of the editor, who, upon
his return, found his desk banked with
cosmos of varied and gorgeous hues.
He later learned that he was indebted
TO Max H. Kirscht for the invasion
Max's floral contributions during the
past months have been most beautiful
and greatly appreciated by the editor
and his associates.