Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-10-21

q sale OF perSOudl roper Oh LIS ldIH
between Burleigh and Court House
next Wednesday, commencing at noon
In addition to the livestock, grain ant
utensils, a house and barn are to bt
sold. These buildings must be moved
off by the purchaser, as the farm has
been sold to the Wildwood Golf Club.
The 21st annual report of the Five
Mile Beach Building and Loan Asso'
citation is being circulated by Score
tary Robert j. Kay. The association
has assets of a little over a half mil
lion of dollars, and during the pas
year earned s and fourteen one hun
dredths per cent for it's stockholders
1t has 1884 shares in force and $445,
$50 loaned on mortgage, of which SS9,
500 was loaned during the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Crawford, O.
East Montgomery avenue, went tt
Bridgeton this morning to attend the
funeral of Earl Ruberts, a brother o.
Mrs. Crawford, who died of typhoid
fever. Mr.. Crawford is a barber II
John Molter's shop on Pacific avenue
near Wildwood avenue.
Assistant Cashier w. C. Todd, of the
Marine National Bank of Wildwood
has been in Philadelphia since las
Saturday on his vacation, visiting the
scenes of his boyhood in B~ridesbure
and Manayunk.
Prof. H. w. Roselle, of Camden, ar
rived in wildwood last evening tc
spend the night. He stopped off al
Eldora to fish for pike. He made the
trip by automobile alone.
Mrs. Frank Sheppard spent a part
of the present week in Philadelphia.
H. F. Hippo and Co., of 227 North
Tenth street, Philadelphia, agents for
the Bennett Oven Co., of Battle Creek
Mich, sem two men to Wildwood this
week to install a new $1,000 cake
baking oven for Wrisley and son, cor
ner of Baker and Holly Beach avenues
Hippo and Co. also supplied Wrisley
and son with a new 5000 cake-mixing
machine. Last year this same firm in
stalled ovens for Henry Hills Schel-
lenger avenue bakery and also for the
Douglass bakery on Holly Beach ave-
nue. neal Andrew avenue
Mr.. Conan, general manager of the
Sun Shipbuilding Co. of Chester, Pa,
has been in Wildwood for the past few
days looking after the interests of the
Oak avenue garage, of which he is the
owner. Clark S. Remley, the former
manager of this garage, severed his
connection with Mr.. Goman's enter
prise about a week ago.
John H. Beecher, of the Beecher-Kay
Realty Co., accompanied by his wife
and mother, went to Philadelphia this
morning. Tomorrow they will attend
the funeral of the late J.. Fithian
Tatem, at Haddonield. Mr.. Beecher
will return to Wildwood next Monday.
A banquet given by the American
Legion was held at Hotel Brighton on
Thursday evening, October 20, 1921.
Honorary guests were Mayor W.
COPYRIGHT Smith and wife and his two
fellow commissioners, Alfred Taylor
and Ralph CARL. Addresses were
made by Mayor Smith, Commissioners
Taylor and CARL, City Clerk Alfred
Winterburn, Elmer Sinnamon, D. Miles
Rigor and Mrs. Herbert Hoffman,
president of the Ladies' Auxiliary.
Music was furnished by Bud Hoffman's
Orchestra of Wildwood. After the
banquet dancing was INDUCED in.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Ameri-
can Legion will hold it's meetings
every second and last Thursday night
in the month. The next meeting will
be held Thursday evening, October
27th, in the third ward fire house.
Every lady who is eligible is invited to
attend the next meeting. The Aux
iliary will give a pinochle and dance
at the Hotel Brighton on Wednesday
evening, November 9th, 1921. D. Miles
Rigor has turned over the use of the
Brighton for the event and Mayor w.
COPYRIGHT Smith donated the tickets.
Albert J. Mixner, owner and man
ager of the City Garage, East Pine ave-
nue., at the railroad, accompanied by
his wife, motored to B%ridgeton to visit
the latter's father and mother, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Woodruff.
Read the story about interesting
Maine this week, found on page seven.
1t tells how Maine was dissatisfied
with the rule of the mother state and
how in 1920 it succeeded in being adj
mitted to the Union. Next week the
subject will be Missouri, which was
accepted a slave state, and just about
smothered when the Civil Wal broke
out.
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