Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-10-21
Wildwood Crest Borough Council in
Adjourned Session
Extension of Railroad Tracks on Philadelphia Avenue Brings
Protest From Messrs. Beck, Hammar and Stieger
Mr.. GLoECKLER AND OTHERS SPEAK IN FAVOR OF
THE PROJECT

Southwesterly end of said lake and
wherever same has become so filled in
as to the waters of said Sunset
Lake back of wildwood Crest to be-
come more or less stagnant, thus
causing the conditions as above set
forth, and that the dredging be done in
such a n as to connect said
waters and to have free flow into the
Inland Waterway running in the real
of Five Mile Beach Island, the current
OF which will be aided by the addi-
tional waters through a free flow into
said Inland Waterway" The next
regular meeting Of Council will be
held next Monday night, when an or
dinance will be introduced providing
for the grading and graveling, curb
ing and guttering of Atlantic avenue
from Crosse avenue to Rambler road.
Any objections to this ordinance will
be heard at that time.
Pasquale Ingenito is building a home
at Pacific avenue and Sweet Brier
road.
Charles ]. Hammar, of Philadelphia,
is building a home on the southerly
corner of Myrtle road and Philadel-
phia avenue.
Jacob Steiger, of Wilmington, Del,
is building a home on the easterly cor
ner of Myrtle road and Philadelphia
avenue.
John Haubert, of Cynwyd, Pa, is
building a home on the westerly cor
ner of Philadelphia avenue and Lotus
road.
Miss Nettie Fox, of West Heather
road, entertained her gentleman
friend from Philadelphia on Sunday.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Bowers and Mrs. Theo.
A. Darlington, of frankfort, Pa, and
Mrs. Laura N. Robson, of Philadelphia,
were Crest visitors on Sunday.
Capt. William A. Justice, West Law
ender road, of the Hotel Justice, is
making some changes, preparatory to
changing it from a hotel into an apart
ment house.
w. c. Hunt and family have returned
to their home in Haddon Heights, after
spending the summer at their cottage
on Sweet Brier road.
Mrs. White, of South Philadelphia,
is spending a month at the Seaside
apartments on East Aster road.
Mrs. H. M. Steelman, of West Wis
terra road, has been spending a vaca-
ton in Haddonield with friends.
Richard A. Scampton was in Phila-
delphia attending the funeral of his
oldest brother.
Mr.. Bond, of East Columbine road,
has been away spending a vacation in
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Robert Latimer and family, of East
Cardinal road, are away on a vacation.
returned from a honeymoon spent in
Niagara Falls.
Mrs. S. E. Gilmore is spending some
time at her cottage, boardwalk and
Columbine road.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Young,
a baby boy, named Charles, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis, of Park
boulevard, have returned from a a
cation spent in Trenton.
Miss Hazel Williams, of New Ro-
chele, N. Y, is spending sometime with
her aunt, Mrs. Ruric Adams, of Park
boulevard.
Mrs. John Gloeckler and her daugh-
ter, Rose, left on Monday for a vaca-
ton trip to Boston and other points
in the New England states. Miss
Gloeckler is the efficient head clerk
in Ryan's store at Wildwood.
John F. Brady, owner of the Hallen
property, opposite the Holly Beach
Yacht Club, was in town on Wednes-
day. Mr.. Brady has broken ground
at Pacific avenue and Sweet Brier
road for a $4,000 brick house and
garage. He contemplates making this
his permanent home.
The second annual statement of the
Wildwood Crest Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION is out, showing assets of
$52,532. The association has $4,000
loaned on bond and mortgage, of which
$21, 700 was loaned during the past
year. 1t has 1,244 shares in force.
MIR. C0RS0N WILL SUPPORT THE