Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1923-03-02
WILDWOOD NEWS NOTES

WILDWOOD NEWS NOTES
George Walter Van Nier, 1908 Park
boulevard, near Pine avenue, re-
turned from the south a couple of
weeks ago where he had been in the
employ of the Westinghouse Co. as an
electrician. His work called him from
place to place. He has decided to
give up the road business and remain
permanently in Wildwood with his
family. Mr.. Van Nier purchased the
house where he lives from John J..
Kelly, who has built a series of these
newly designed dwellings.
Screen Frames. He who can make
2 frames for about what you have paid
for one, even though the factory be in
the heart of the woods, would you
beat a pathway for screens at 35-40c?
Not necessary. Strike the trail to
Rodebaugh's, 122 East 18th ave.-adv.
Ben Tompkins and Guy Tompkins,
Of Philadelphia, were Sunday visitors
here. Both men are cousins of AL
Garvin at whose home they spent the
day. They are employed as shoe
statesmen at the Geuting store, 18th
and Chestnut streets.
Sturdy hose for boys rough wear,
sizes z to H., 35c. Read our ad. on
page 4. Mech & Co.-adv.
c. C. Graef and wife, who have spent
the winter on Spring Garden street,
Philadelphia, are about to return to
wildwood and will take up their resi-
dence at 40 East Glenwood avenue
Hemstitching, Picoting. Mrs. Hip
pie, lis w. Maple ave. Candy Store.
Philip Gould & Co. reported the sale
of the following properties: 6 room
bungalow on Magnolia venue, lot z,
block So, for Lille H. G. Hill to Mrs.
Eda Barrett. Lots So and SO, block
288, with riparian rights, for Mary e.
Souders to H. Lundy, located along
the North Wildwood boardwalk. Lots
3 and A, block 80, for J. Thompson
Baker Estate to Fl. Balasky.
Charming bertha collars of Spanish
lace and net, $1.OO to $3.50. Read our
ad. on page 4.-Meech & Co.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist
Church will meet at the home of Mrs.
Samuels, los East Hand avenue, and
elect officers on Tuesday, March 9Th,
2 P. M.
Miss Ethel Ozmon has been visiting
her mother on 26th avenue after a six
weeks engagement with a vaudeville
act (Mlle. Modiste & Coz. She has
returned to her company to finish the
season. Will play the Keystone The
atre in Philadelphia beginning week
Of March IL, 1928.
William r. ellis, real estate dealer,
1910 Pacific avenue, reports the sale
of lots Nos. s and 9, in block No 40,
Juniper avenue East of Park boule-
ward, to Thomas j. Hamilton, con-
and builder.-adv.
Miss Shillito is the name of the new
stenographer and typist who recently
took that position in the real estate
office of George M. Dare. Miss Shillito
is said to have come here from the
nutmeg state.
Beautiful crepe de chimes in the new
Paisley patterns, $500 yard. Read our
ad. on page 4. Mech & Co.-adv.
Three Atlantic City banks advertise
in a newspaper that they will pay 4A
per cent interest on all time and saw
deposits commencing March L,
1923. They are the Second National
Bank, established in 1887, the Equit-
able Trust Company, and the Chelsea
Safe Deposit & Trust Co. The Board
walk National Bank advertises to pay
three per cent plus maximum safety.
William Walters and Robert Clark,
Philadelphia, were Sunday visitors
Anglesea. Mr.. Clark is employed
as a compositor On the Philadelphia
Inquirer.
Herschel Taylor will erect 3 house
the corner of Glenwood avenue and
The railroad as a residence for himself
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Douglass
nave gone on a short trip to Penn
sylyania, motoring as far as Lancas-
Ter and Mannheim, their objective
points. The home of Mrs. Douglass
parents is in that section Of the state.