Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-06-24
WILDWOOD NEWS NOTES

the West Jersey Electric CO.s ID hOihe
from the School of Industrial Art
Philadelphia, for the summer. MISS
Johnson is taking up costume design
ing and expects to graduate next year
Miss Hazel DuBell and Harry Fret
of Camden, spent Sunday with the for
mer's friend, Miss Frances Lahrochar
on Pine avenue.
Mrs. Charles Winsch, son Louis, and
daughter, Mrs. Charles Mallon, OF
Philadelphia, have taken apartments
at AIS East Magnolia avenue for the
rest of the season.
Miss Esther Thomas, of Philadel-
phia. is visiting her parents on Taylor
venue
Charles Brineshults is visiting his
son and family on East Magnolia ave-
u indefinitely.
Mrs. Gormley has arrived from
Charlotte, N. c., and is living In the
Sterling apartments on Magnolia ave
nue..
Mrs. G. w. Ferris. a sister of the
Rev. Mr.. Clarke. has taken an apart
ment in the Rudolph block for the
summer.
A little Italian boy, identity UNI
known, was nearly drowned in Ottens
Harbor at about four o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon. The youngster, who
was about four or five years of age,
walked off the dock into 10 feet of
water. A little girl who was with him
called for help and Isaac Kiss1nger,
of Anglesea, dove in and caught him as
he went down for the second time,
and with the aid of a rope hoisted him
back on the dock. Outside OF swal-
lowing a lot of water the youngster
was not much injured.
Jack and Kitty Demaco, who some
times perform on the stage of the
Strand Theatre for the edification OF
the wildwood theatregoers, are stop
ping at the Hotel Adelphi-Witte.
Last Wednesday at two o'clock in the
afternoon a h%ydroplane flew over
wildwood. 1t was so low that it
nearly came to grief by hitting the
boardwalk.
Miss Myrtle Lowe, who hurt her leg
badly by dropping a marble slab on it,
is recovering quickly. She is now sit
ting up in a wheel chair. The acci-
LEM happened in the Loves candy
shop on the boardwalk when she at
tempted to reach something and
knocked the heavy slab over, crushing
her leg badly.
The Entertainment Committee of the
Board of Trade is planning a fire
works exhibition on the beach front as
soon as it gets dark on the Fourth of
July.
The Annual Baby Parade will be
held August 18th. Mrs. Roland Cor
son will be the directress again this
year. The parade will assemble in
front of the high school and march
north to Pine avenue on Pacific and
west tt the boardwalk.
Charles Ackley and family, of Vine
land, are here for the season in the
Ackley apartment on the boardwalk
at Magnolia
Alfred Mothes and family, of Phila-
delphia, spent a few days this week
here with their parents. Mr.. Mothes
was formerly well known here as
''Newsy' with the Wright news agency.
He now has a large newspaper route
in West Philadelphia.
Mrs. H. A. Schubert and daughter,
Florence, returned Sunday from a
visit with relatives and friends
in Philadelphia.
Harry C. Koeneke, af the Koeneke
Brothers Co., raj a business visitor to
Atlantic City on Thursday.
Miss Gladys Moore has returned to
the home of her parents on West Glen
wood avenue after spending a week at
the home of her sister in Philadelphia.
Though but ten years old, Little Miss
Gladys made the journey home all
alone after having been put aboard the
train at Camden by her sister.
DR.. c. Earle McWilliams, a former
Wildwood boy. visited friends here last
week. The Doctor has just completed
practice in a hospital at Plainfield and
is now ready to hang out his shingle.
He finds it hard to decide on a place
to locate and he has in mind S~tratford,
just below Haddon Heights, Elmer and
other places. Dr.. Cohen urges him to
locate in Texas.
Mrs. Martin Ford, of West Philadel-
phia, was a weekend visitor of her
daughter, Mrs. Edward Monaghan.
Miss Dorothy Lopez, of Green Greek,
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ed
ward Armstrong, of West Pine avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Axe and family, of
Philadelphia, will spend the sumner at
Wildwood Crest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Sagel motored to
Philadelphia in Louis Sagel's new REQ
on Tuesday and returned home Thurs
day evening, accompanied by their
daughter, Lillian. who mas been a Wis
itor in the Quaker City the past few
weeks. They were glad to return
home.
Mrs. NJ. E. Boehlke, of Philadelphia,
is summering in Wildwood at the
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