The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-07-04

and George Zeller & Son to operate
autobus lines between this city and
Vineland. subject to the approval of
Bridgeton.-E. ]. Cattell, Philadel-
phia orator, was the principal speaker
at the annual trawberry run of the
local Rotary Club at Seabrook Farms.
Gloucester City.-At a supper held
in the First NJ. E.. Church here by the
official board, Friday night, Rev. w.
Earle Zimmerman, pastor, announc-
ed that the recent drive had resulted
in raising $1,400 to pay off the mort
gage on the church. 1t was paid and
burned.
Woodlynne.-A branch of the W. c.
T. U. was formed at a meeting in the
M. E. Church here with these officers:
Mrs. Wesley Walton, president; Mrs.
w. Livezey, Mrs. c. Book, vice presi-
dents; Miss A. Handy. secretary, and
Mrs. w. Peterson, treasurer.
Camden The Chamber of Com
merce here has appointed a commit
tee on adequate bridge approaches,
with Henry J. Sherman as chairman.
At the initial meeting it was stated
it is the chambers desire to coop
crate to the fullest extent with Park
Commissioner Hitchner n City
Planning Experts Leavitt and Swan.
Bridgeton.-Chas. Hope and Chas.
Hope, Jr., were sentenced to sixty
days each by Judge Louge here for
aiding two women inmates to escape
from the Predetermined Home at
Vineland.
observation-disclosures of this place
have about decided to apply to the
legislature e incorporate as a Dor
ough. They prefer to have their own
government instead of remaining as
part Of Centre township or being an
nexed to Gloucester City.
Gloucester City.-A number of me-
chanics and others have offered their
services to help build a wading pool
for the City Child Welfare Associa-
ton on a plot in Ridgway street.
Ocean City.-Oficials and large
numbers of residents of this place
attended the funeral of City Treasurer
Rolla Garretson, who was buried with
Masonic ceremonies. Rev. D. Haines
Of Pitman preached.
Riverton.-The new siren for the
re company here has been placed in
position.
Riverton.-A flagman has been sta
toned at the Thomas avenue railroad
crossing of this place.
National Park.-Firemen here took
their annual excursion to Island
Beach.
Palmyra. The Tacony Palmyra
Ferry Company has purchased an
other boat, which will soon be put in
service here.
Gloucester City. That motorists
may know just where they are to
stop and how to turn here, signs have
been painted on the street paving OF
Broadway.
Atlantic City.-By agreement be.
tween the City Railroad and the Dor.
ough of Oaklyn, the Public Utility
Commission has granted permission
for the former to abolish the grade
crossing at Oaklyn avenue and con
struct an underground crossing al
Clinton avenue. The station will also
be moved to a point near Clinton
avenue.
Millyille. = Mayor Felmey of this
place suspended a sentence of sixty
days in the county jail upon Robert
Green, charged with disorderly con
duct, provided he leaves town.
Oaklyn.- Concrete Products Com,
pany's plant owned by PAUL & Russell
was burned. Loss about $4,000, party
insured. Supposed to have started
from locomotive sparks.
Bridgeport-The local fire company
netted sos from a strawberry festi-
val.
Malaga night station for State
police has been established at an i'm.
portant junction of highways.
Mount Ephraim.-The Centre Town
ship Jail is finished and all prisoners
will be placed in the cells until hear.
ings are held.
Gloucester y.-The Parent.
Teacher Association of the Hunter
, street school will present books to
twenty pupils who have not missed a
session this term.
Glassboro.-The State Horticultural
Society will hold its summer meeting
July %, and fruit growers from all
parts of the State will attend.
Observation-Disclosures 500 boys have
enrolled at the Camden County Y. NJ.
C. A. for the annual Camp Ockanick-
on, which opens June rs.
Greenwich.-A surety company has
sent a check to the Township Commit
tee covering the alleged shortage of a
former tax collector of S12,31144.
Menantico.-More than p 100 was
realized from the recent sale of pop
pies in Cumberland County for the
American Legion convalescent home.
Trenton.-Justiee Tranchard, in the
Supreme Court set aside a resolution
of Hamilton Township, Mercer Coun-
ty, Diminishing Leon A. Shockley as
recorder. The court said the recorder
had not been given a fair trial when
accused of failure to turn over fees.
cester County Sunday school picnic,
cester County Sunday schol picnic,
for years the biggest outing of its
kind in the State, has been abandoned
because so many of the schools have
picnics of their own.