The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-09-10
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DR.. Calvin N. Kendall, for years the
Commissioner of Education of New
Jersey. and well-known in Pleasant
vile, died Friday of last week.
The anniversary services will be
! held at Weymouth in the Old Church
on Sept. %. 1t is hoped that all
friends will be there. All day serv-
ices.
Enclosed find check for renewal
of subscription to The Pleasantville
Press. / look forward to and enjoy
same every week.-Mrs.. M. A. Isher-
wood, Philadelphia.
Albert Lewis, of Camden, was be-
fore Judge Brown on Monday charged
by Wardens Loder and Small with
violating the game laws. He plead
guilty, and was fined $40 and costs.
The Allied Tribes of Red Men of
Atlantic County will hold their annual
field day at Lily Lake Park on Satur-
day, Sept. II. The committee in
charge are making arrangements to
make this the greatest ever.
Energetic Lodge, No. 102, Shep-
herds of Bethlehem, will hold a picnic
lunch social on Wednesday evening,
Sept. IA. All members are invited to
be present, as the committee will see
that all will have a pleasant time.
The Pleasantvifle Press this week
received from Congressman Bacharach
a supply of the Federal Game Laws,
which also contain summaries Of all
State game laws. We will be pleased
to furnish anyone interested with a
copy, as long as they last.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Bethel
M. E.. Church, Ocean Heights avenue,
Linwood, will hold a CLOTHES Line
Social on the lawn of John Scull, on
Thursday evening, Sept. Is. Ice cream
and cake will be on sale. Proceeds
for %renovating the church.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
Church held their monthly meeting
last Tuesday evening in the Chapel of
the church, nine members being pres
ent. Work for the fall and winter
vas discussed, and a Travelling
Basket" vas decided upon which We
are sure will be a success.
County Road Supervisor Japhet
Price has purchased from the State
Highway Engineer 500 shovels and
four dozen spades at 15c. each, to be
used on the county roads Mr.. Prices
alertness in this matter will save
the county considerable money The
goods are ali new and We're bought
from the Government by me state
Highway Department,
Harry Guentffer, aged n. and his
brother Louis, aged II, left their home
on Second street to see a part of the
world. After an absence of five days
they were located in Philadelphia by
their father, August J. Guenther, who
brought them home. The boys had
walked to the Quaker City, and stated
that they were going to visit their
brother Leo, who resides in West
Philadelphia.
Assemblymen William A. Blair and
Joseph A. Corio will address the
Women's Republican Club of Pleas
antville at their headquarters, the
Mainland Republican Clubs rooms.
next Monday evening at s O'Clock
sharp. A general invitation to wo-
men is extended, and it is urgently
requested that all be there promptly
at s o'clock, as the Assemblynen
have to leave to address another
meeting elsewhere in the county af-
ter leaving here.
The meeting of citizens and taxpay.
eTS cdiieu lof last lHuisduy eFeniHS
to discuss the expenditures in
ton with the sewerage system in
Pleasantville was attended by only a
few persons, and no action was taken.
j. AL. McAnney presided and Elwood
C. Weeks outlined the purposes of the
meeting. Several reasons were given
for the small attendance, and adjourn
ment was taken until next Thursday
evening, when a larger number is ex-
pected to be present, and decision will
be reached as to whether or not any
action will be taken.