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

day and the borough Is q HFeAy Pi@Se
then. The Casino is the center oil
lively doings and many go out from
here to enjoy the boating, fishing and
Grabbing. Grabs have been quite
plentiful of late and large catches
have been made. B. G. Ham, OF the
Casino, who has charge of the boats
reports business quite brisk on pleas
ant days, having had all his boats out
at one time on several occasions. The
bus line is running regularly with hall
hour service at present, leaving each
end on the hour and half hour. quite
a number of Philadelphians are pa
tronizing the daily excursions.
Paul Kelley, of the Wissanoming
bungalow, Bay avenue, was severely
injured one day this week when he
fell from a house on Poplar avenue on
which he was working. He was taken
to the Mace hospital where he was
given treatment and then taken to a
hospital in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Dunleavy, who has been visit
ing in Reading, Pa, has returned to
her Maple avenue bungalow for the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boogan, of the Day
ton, on Maple avenue, were in Phila-
delphia this week attending the fu-
neral of Mr.. Boogan's father.
Mrs. Albright has taken possession
of her new bungalow on West Glen
wood avenue. She has been visiting
her mother on the same avenue until
the completion of her W new home.
Mrs. Robinson has returned to her
Poplar avenue bungalow, after spend
ing sometime in Philadelphia with
friends. She is now located here for
the season.
Mrs. Letters, of Avenue B, is visiting
friends in the Quaker City.
Mrs. Hoff and family are in their
bungalow at TIA Glenwood avenue for
a short stay.
Mrs. Eugene Lennon, wife of Coun-
Gilman Lennon, and family, are down
for the season in their Poplar avenue
cottage, Mr.. Lennon spending the
week-ends here.
Mrs. Stirling and family, of Phila-
delphia, are here for the season in
their bungalow, the Barbara, on Glen
wood avenue.
Frank Bach and family, of Philadel-
phia, are spending this week in the
Smoker bungalow at 728 West Glen
wood avenue. They motored down.
The West wildwood Building and
Loan Association met this week and
they we're we'll pleased with the new
association. A new series opened this
month and about 100 shares were sub
scribed.
Mrs. Louis Ridenauer and family are
here from Philadelphia in their Glen
wood avenue bungalow for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strobel and son are
here for the season. in their bungalow
at 722 Glenwood avenue. Mr.. Strobel
is a musician connected with the
Schubert Theatre, Philadelphia. He
has a new launch which is now occu-
pying considerable of his time.
Mrs. Hall has returned to her bun
galow on Avenue G, after spending a
few days in Philadelphia. Mrs. Halls
cottage is one of the prettiest in West
wildwood, she having had a fence
erected and much beautiful foliage and
flowers planted.
Mrs. Harold Skirving, of Skirvilla,
Poplar avenue, entertained several
ladies from the Quaker City on Tues
day.
The regular meeting of the West
wildwood Borough Council has been
adjourned to Saturday, July I'd, from
next Saturday night.
Edward Spicer, of Philadelphia,
spent a few days this week at the
home of his nephew, Councilman
Samuel Donaldson, and family on
Glenwood avenue Mr.. Spicer is a
nephew of the Mr.. Spicer for whom
Spicer venue, Wildwood, was named.
Councilman Donaldson and family will
entertain Mr.. Donaldson's brother,
George, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nc
MILAN, of Philadelphia, over the com
ing weekend.
Councilman Donaldson reports bust
ness very brisk for the new ice and
milk business which he is conducting
with Warren E. Ham.
Mrs. Samuel Glass, of Avenue A,
was taken suddenly i'll on Tuesday
and is under the care of Dr.. Margaret
Mace.
Richard Donaldson and Jack Page,
small sons of prominent Glenwood
avenue citizens, recently took it into
their heads that the streets needed
attention, so proceeded with the assist
ance of a little express wagon to cart
huge pieces of cinder to fill up the
holes in Glenwood avenue. The idea
was a good one, but the cinders proved
more OF a danger than a help, as autos
were lodging them all day until they
were cleared away again by the street
committee.
MOVING THEATRE BUILDING