The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-11-12

Darius smith,, MIS-. IL. =. lllton, Mrs.
| Joseph S. Tilton. Mrs. James Abbott,
Mrs. James Henderson, Mrs. Anna C.
Fleming, Miss Emma Reed, Mrs. Hen
~ Boice, Miss Lorine Boice and Mrs
P. B. Reed.
Miss Blanche HammelI Bride of
Albert TalIey, of OceanvilIe.
Miss Blanche. Hammell, eldest
daughter of City Treasurer and Mrs.
Harry Y. Hammell, OF Absecon. and
Albert Talley, of Oceanville, We're qui-
city married by Rev. John w. Vain
wright at the NJ. E. Parsonage here
last Tuesday evening. Leroy Ham
nell, brother of the bride. was best
man. while Miss Emily Talley, sister
of the groom, was bridesmaid. In
addition those who witnessed the GER
emory were.Mrs. Harry Hammell and
the brides sister, Miss Dorothy Ham
nell. The happy couple will make
their home for the present with the
brides parents on Ohio avenue. The
groom has a position with the Gulf
Refining Company. P%leasantyille. He
is now on a two weeks vacation.
Miss Clara conover on
Eventful North Jersey Trip.
Miss Clara Conover. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Conover and a
teacher in the Atlantic City schools,
is expected home tomorrow, Sunday,
night from her five days visit with
friends in North Jersey, Miss Como
yer acted as bridesmaid for Miss Ruth
Hough, a Normal School friend, who
was married Thursday evening at her
home in Sussex. Coming down to
Trenton Friday morning Miss Conover
is spending the weekend with another
school friend, Miss Lota Cooley, at
the State Capital. She left her We'd
nesday morning and passed that after
noon in New York with Mrs. Raymond
Ludlow, formerly Miss Ruth Adams,
OF this city. Miss Conover spent the
night with a girl friend in New Found
land and observed in the schools
there on Thursday,
Craven and Reilly Elected to Absecon
Council; Henry counciIman-at-Large.
Interest in the general election last
Tuesday centered in the Councilman
at-Large and First Ward Council con-
test in which Councilman Fred Henry,
Republican, defeated his Democratic
rival, p. II. Boice, for Councilman-at-
Large in the city by $50 votes. An
drew J. Craven, Republican candidate
for Council in the First Ward, won
Out over his Democratic opponent,
Lawrence Beckley, by &c votes. With
out opposition John E. Reilly, Repub-
lican, was elected Councilman in the
Second Ward, which gave him las
votes. In both wards the total vote
on the Public Question relating to the
State Institutions was as follows:-
YES" 155; No" Sc, the majority in
favor being So.
The vote in the First. Ward was as
follows: Members of General Assem-
bly,. Blair, r., 112; Corio, r., 10; Har-
rold, D., IS; Lovett, d., 81. Coroner,
Parsels, r., 1876; Sweeney. d., 54.
Councilman-at-Large, Fred II. Henry,
R., 127; p. Harlan Boice, D., rs. Com
mon Council, Andrew j. Craven, r.,
119; Lawrence Beckley, d.. SO. Con
stable, Leland G. Shovel, r., 1926; AL
len B. Townsend, d., "A. Justice of
the Peace, Edward N. Pennington, D.,
70. The total number of m on
the First Ward register was 257,
while the number of names listed on
the poll book totalled 2O7.
The Second Ward vote follows:-
Members of General Assembly, Blair,
R., l49; Corio, r., $50; Harold, D.,
%; Lovett, D., 81. Coroner, Parsels,
R., 1853; Sweeney, D., 10. Councilman
at-Large, Fred H. Henry, r., 141; P.
Harlan Boice, d., 43. Common Coun-
ell, John E. Reilly, r., 145; L. w.
Bowker, Z. Constable, T. j. Hamilton,
r., 1f7. The total number of names
on the Second Ward register of voters
was 301, while the number of names
listed on the poll book totalled 191.
In the First Ward the vote on the
Public Question resulted as follows: