The Pleasantville press., 1924-09-27

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Eugene Steelman were delegates to
the Atlantic County Firemen's Relief
Association held on the Steel Pier,
which ended Saturday.
Mrs Annie Meisle is having a new
roof put on her house on Shore road
Mrs. L. Kaye and Mrs. J. Drumback,
of Philadelphia, will occupy their new
home on Cedar and Sunny avenues
soon.
Mrs. Henry Miller and son Henry
were Washington, D. c., visitors over
the weekend.
The Baptist Church is planning to
hold evangelistic meetings in the near
honey, of Seaview.
Mrs Gould, who has been seriously
ill, is much improved.
An error was made last week in say
ing Mrs. Scull was teaching school in
Scull are residing at their cottage
here
Mrs. Devine, of Philadelphia, are Wis
days.
Leo Mazza, who has just returned
from a trip to New York, has accept
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Dr. Ralston and wife left Wednesday
on a two weeks trip, to celebrate their
wedding anniversary.
Volunteer Fire Company No. met
on the second floor of the bank build
ing on Wednesday evening, instead of
Tuesday, on account of the primary
election, and many new members are
joining. The committees reported pro-
gress and everything will be in readi-
ness for the grand opening about the
last of October, as the work on the
new building is progressing rapidly.
At Bethany M. P. Church next Sun
day, Sept 28th, Rev. Teates, a former
pastor, will have charge of the servi-
ces.
| Francis Steelman was in Washing
| ton D. c., over the weekend and at
tended the unveiling of the memorial
of the World War.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Turner gave
a birthday party last week.
Lewis Atkinson, divinity student at
the University of Pennsylvania, has re-
turned to school
Griffith Radcliffe and family have re-
turned to their Philadelphia home, af-
ter spending the summer here.
! The Misses Herbert, of Ventior, have
returned to their home, after passing
the summer in the Matthias building.
Richard Van SAINT, of Atlantic City,
| visited Louis Deither and wife recent
ly.
Mrs. Peters, of Pittsburgh. is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Carl Kaffa.
Miss Ella M. Davis, who has been
very i'll at her home, is recovering.
Charles Schrader, a musician and
| leader of Keith's orchestra, Philadel-
phia, spent the weekend at the Point,
mostly in fishing on the bay.
] Mr.. and Mrs. James Devlin were
| Washington, D. c., visitors last Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Balmer had as their
guest Mrs Devine, of Philadelphia, the
first of the week.
Mrs. Fred. Harding, formerly of An
ME avenue, but now living in Frank
ford, Pa, was recent visitor here.
Miss Woolman has returned to At
lantic City, after spending the summer
here.
The Loyal Order of Moose, No. S45,
held their regular meeting Wednesday
evening, and a good time was had by
all present, closing with their usual
supper at late hour.
An oversight was made last issue in
leaving out the name of the orator on
Defense Day. ]. R. Paul was invited
| by the Mayor to make speech at the
City Hall, and was also deputized to
| make a speech at the Seaside Theatre
building at the time of the flag raising
there A large American silk flag will
be presented to Mr.. Paul on Armistice
Day.
oscar Westcott, of Atlantic City,
was a visitor to the Beach House, pri-
or to his going West last Tuesday.
Albert Cramer is recovering from
his recent illness and expects to be
around his place of business this week.
George Saar had a new water proof
ROOF put on his house this week.
After Oct. 1st the public school ex-
poets to be open both morning and
afternoon sessions.
The City firemen or Volunteer Fire
Company No. 2, as they are now
known, held their regular monthly
meeting in the City Hall on Wednes-
day evening and had lively meeting.
A pig roast supper was given by the
proprietor of the End of the Wharf
/ Pavilion to their friends on Wednes-
day evening, and large number were
present to enjoy the evenings enter
tainment, which consisted of singing
and dancing. and music by select
orchestra Souvenirs were distributed
among the guests
The Board of Education at its meet
ing on Monday evening awarded the
contract for building the new fence
around the public school property to
Wolff Bros.
Daniel Black and Robert Black, of
Penrose Ferry. Philadelphia, spent the
i week here on cunning trip.
The official board of Bethany M. P.
Church held a meeting Wednesday
evening and discussed plans for the
/ erection of a new church, to be built
on the Shore road.
Harry Gould, of Philadelphia. was a
/ visitor here over the weekend.
w H. Ayres, of root beer fame, was