The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-06-21
SOMERS POINT DOINGS.
I BY R. Van Syckel.
-AAed AstweassA
crowded OUT

The Somers Point Athletic Club me
at their room in the Beach House OF
Wednesday evening and transacted
llu.ir regular bus -ess affairs aftel
which :ney adjourned 70 the store anC
participated in theic faYorite refresh
ments. In summing up the games
played so far this year the standins
is four lost one won, from NinelanC
last week by the score of Is to 4
Captain Snap Davis hauled in &
channel bass neal Big Anchor Point
Greek on Monday, weighing S2h lbs.
with a 2-O'Shannessy hook, after one
hours battle. Other fishermen lost
hooks who were fishing at the same
place, and Snap got seven extra hooks
from its mouth after the fish was Ian
ded.
Captain Louis Lemnsle caught a
channel bass weighing about forty
pounds on Tuesday, and VIM. Gross
muller, who was visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Lemmle, took the fish 10 Philadelphia
the same day TO leave with friends,
as he left for a "trip to Germany the
next day.
Volunteer Fire Company No. 1 held
a spirited meeting Tuesday evening
and much business was transacted. as
they expect 10 build their new fire
house soon in the rear of the present
one. The new building will be twice
the size of the one they now have.
with ample room for their increasing
membership.
Walter, one Of the twins. has an
nounced his intention of joining the
Ocean City team. His record in the
team Of Delaware has justified his
chances of making good on the team.
In 1922 he won seventeen games and
lost n with the 9Th Warders. the
fastest team in Wilmington.
About forty persons enjoyed the
roller skating party at Lily Lake Park
Wednesday evening, which left the
Volunteer Firehouse in autos at 7.30
and returned at a late hour.
George Saar has had his boat over
hauled and painted for the coming
season, and has named it Florence
s. 1t is now resting al its anchor.
age, ready for the fray.
The Cora c." belonging 10 E. J,
Cook, was launched on Thursday at
Bass Harbor.
Isaac Stiles, of Hickory Point. has
purchased a new Overland sedan and
a now be seen daily burning up the
Mays Landing boulevard.
The gardens around the Shore FAST
Line station have been revived and
are looking fine. Those in charge de
serve much credit for the work done.
The Board of Education met in the
school building the first of the week
and received bids for the proposed
new four-room addition; referred to
the building committee.
The Women's Republican Club held
their regular meeting in Council
Chamber on Tuesday evening and the
general routine Of business was gone
through with.
The Moose met in Red Mems Hall
Wednesday evening and received sew
eral applications for membership.
Wm. Wheatley, the barber: Chief
Leach, retired policeman. and Jack
Urian, who is connected with the Old
Point Hotel. mOtored TO the Quaker
City in Mr.. Wheatley's auto and visit.
ed their MANY friends in West Phila-
delphia, last Sunday.
Burt Bellar and Parker Huntlev.
formerly of Millville. but now of Ocean
City, were weekend visitors 10 the
Bay View Hotel.
George Perkins, Of Wilmington, Del. |
the third Siamese twin. was a visitor
Of Louis Gimme. Jr., Harbor Lane. and
while here a wonderful day of