Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-29
WILDWOOD CREST

Prof. De Lucas and family, of East
Buttercup road, are still with us and
with the favored ones that remain
partake to September charm and Oc-
tober balm. Their auto. helps them to
multiply their pleasure at the shore
before they return to their Philadel-
phia home.
DR.. lie Fevre and family, of Ill West
Heather road, are Octoberites. The
family is enjoying the trips with their
touring car that are SO enjoyable in
the autumn.
H. H. Hall and family, of 6510 Pa
ciic II still linger at the shore.
They remain to enjoy the seashore
charm that is present in the fall of the
year. Their car will enhance their
pleasure until they return to Phila-
delphia. They are arranging to return
to their Philadelphia home next week.
Fred Lindauer and wife, of 120 West
Columbine road, have returned from a
three months tour of Holland, Switz-
erland and Germany and, will spend
several weeks at the beach before re-
turning to Philadelphia. Fred has
been enjoying the fishing.
H. S. and C. R. Burkhart with H.
Burkholder caught a total of "a one
day this week. They included Is weak
fish, 2 croakers and Z goodies.
Fred Lindauer was out On the pier
Tuesday and caught a weakfsh, a
croaker, a founder and a goodie. He
was then serenaded by a half dozen
sea robins he hauled in.
w. P. Johnson and family, of East
Columbine road, are Octoberites and
have forsaken the hurry offs" They
will remain well into october.
DR.. Weeds and family, of East Col
umbine road, will remain until the
middle of October and will be we'll
repaid with beautiful environment.
They will return to their New York
home about the 18th of next month.
Mrs. ]. w. Bethel and daughter,
Miss Mary Bethel, appreciate the
charm of the South Jersey coas in
the fall of the year. They will tarry
for sometime before returning to their
Florida home at st. Petersburg.
The Perkins family, of East Column
bine road, are numbered among the
band of Octoberites. They will not
leave for their Philadelphia home I'M
til well into October.
Prof. C. Barone and family, of 126
East Buttercup road, realize that the
autumnal climate harmonizes with the
the artistic. Prof. Barone is a flutist
and a soloist of note. He plays for the
Victor Talking Machine Co. His par
ents and brother are guests and share
with the family the pleasures of the
fall season at the shore.
F. A. Jackson and family, of East
Crocus road, have regretfully closed
their summer residence, where they
have spent a delightful summer. They
motored to their Tacony home this
week.
George H. Osborn, of Philadelphia,
has rented one of the Serter's heated
apartments on West Wisteria road.
He plans with his family to make an
extended stay.
H. L. Stricken stated he has made
many sales of lots recently upon which
the purchasers plan to build, some i'm
mediately and others in the spring.
Charles A. Shetzline and family, of
Philadelphia, closed their East Rose
mary road cottage this week, having
tarried at the shore to enjoy the Sep
TENDER season. With their pleasure
car they will motor through the New
England states.
William B. Grifiths and family, of
Bryn Mawr, closed their summer home
on East Cardinal road this week and
regretfully left the delights of the
shore as they motored back to their
winter residence.
J.. Lewis Godfrey and family have
left their summer residence after en-
joying a pleasurable season at the
beach. They motored back to their
Germantown domicile.
Joseph F. Begge and family, of East
Crosse avenue, were among those with
pleasure remained through the pleas
ant September season. They left for
their Roxborough home this week,
motoring in their comfortable limou-
sine.
F. E. Willsher and family, of Phila-
delphia, closed their summer resi-
dence on Lake road this week. Hav-
ing enjoyed the Incompatible climate
of the Crest they will motor to Florida
to see if they can find it's equal any
where on the Atlantic coast.
Theodore Lamb and family are Oc-
toberites. They will remain at their
East Crosse avenue residence until
November. Their comfortable closed
car will add to the pleasures of their
stay.
Peter Thompson, Jr.,. and family, of
East CTocus road, motored to their
Quaker City residence this week. 1t
was with sadness they turned their