Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-06-02
NORTH WILDWOOD NOTES

Albert Cline passed away Tuesda.
afternoon, May 80, 1922, at his home OF
West Eighteenth avenue, of typhol'
pneumonia, aged 40 years. Mr.. Cin'
was born in Fountaindale, Pa, an'
came here with his family from High
field. Md, about II years ago, movini
To North Wildwood where the family
lived since. He was a desirable citl'
zen and builder; also an attentive
worker in the North Wildwood Fire
Company and councilman from the
second ward. The funeral was helt
Friday morning with services in the
Union Church, Eighteenth and Centra.
avenues. Burial was made at Colo
Spring Cemetery neal Cape May. a
wife and five children will mourn him
The neighbors and friends extend
heartfelt sympathy to the bereaveo
family. The eldest daughter, IS years
of age, was married a few weeks ago
A brother of the deceased lived IN
Indiana.
Miss A. Lowry is entertaining for
the mast few weeks at her Seventeenth
avenue home Mrs. j. Gallagher, OF
Philadelphia, mother of the Rev. }.
Gallagher, S. j., of New York. Mrs.
Gallagher is very much delighted with
her spring vacation at North Wild
wood thinking it a fine health resort.
J. Eckert and family, of Kensington,
are occupying their new East Eigh-
teenth avenue cottage and entertained
over Memorial Day Mr.. and Mrs. G.
H%unsperger, H. Davis and son, OF
Philadelphia.
Mrs. William Faunz, Mrs. Zon, Miss
Addie Holden, of Vineland, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Biddle at
their Eleventh venue home this week
A food sale is to be held Saturday,
June Sd, at 124 West Sixteenth avenue,
for the benefit of North Wildwood
Union Sunday-school, by Mrs. Herman
Hahn's Boys Glass, to raise money for
the interest on the mortgage.
Miss Anna Hirst, of West Seven
teenth avenue, entertained her girl
friend, Miss Elizabeth Quinn, of Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Platt, Mrs. E.
Jones. Mrs. S.. Smith and grand
daughter, all of Philadelphia, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Steelman,
of East Seventeenth avenue for a few
days.
Walter Griffith and boy friend, of
PENN is spending the holidays with
his parents on East Seventeenth ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Rafferty, and sons,
also nieces, Miss Katheryn and Mary
Rafferty,, of Philadelphia, are spending
a few days at their summer cottage at
Seventeenth and Pennsylvania ayes.
E. Lewis and family, of Philadelphia,
are occupying their Seventeenth and
Pennsylvania home for a few
weeks.
Mrs. A. Gresmere, of Twelfth. ave-
nue., has been spending the past week
in Philadelphia visiting friends and
relatives.
Mrs. George Sturm, of Philadelphia
spent a week here at her East Seven
teenth avenue cottage, entertaining a
party of friends over the weekend.
All report a very pleasant time.
Mrs. Eva Baily, of Gainesville, Pa,
is enjoying a pleasant stay at the
home of her brother, G. R~odebaugh, of
East Seventeenth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nachbar and father,
Paul Wills, of Philadelphia, have
rented the Rodebaugh apartment and
are occupying the same for the season.
Miss M. Baily, Miss E. Kay, Miss
Rose Conlin, of Philadelphia, and E.
Wheeler, of Washington, D. c., we're
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Feister
at their Central avenue home over
Memorial Day.
Mrs. Streuss, Miss Welker and
niece were visitors at the F. Becker
home over Memorial Day.
The Lloyd family, of Camden, are
here at their East Eighteenth avenue
cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Sheetz, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Kaufman and children, Mrs. L.
Carr, w. Dunlap, all of Philadelphia,
were the guests of the F. Fullmer
home over the weekend.
The over Memorial Day visitors
were Miss Evelyn Charlsun, Louis
Conover, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ely, the
Bassford family, Mrs. Wolford.